More inclusive policy-making is critical. Right now, government policies are still very much elaborated by a top-down approach with little participation by, but large impacts on, local groups.

Informal recycling is a very wide-spread activity in poor countries.

There are similar problems of social exclusion and poverty here in Canada, and they're becoming visible, especially in the big cities like Vancouver. Governments everywhere should be looking for creative solutions to deal with these issues.

I walked out of the government to fight and put right what had gone wrong.

Every group has a right to put its point of view. But ultimately it is the government of India that takes responsibility for a final decision.

Does the government have the right to regulate every single letter that a doctor writes about a patient?