Young workers are changing Delhi’s urban economy

Young workers influence housing, transport, food, education and the demand for public spaces. Their choices are shaped by rent, commute time, job security and access to services, not only by the location of an office.nnA growing city needs policies that connect employment with liveability. Delhi Chronicle will follow the neighbourhood effects of economic change.

Affordable housing, safe transport and public health are connected to this transition. Delhi Chronicle will report how policies affect workers’ time, rent and access to services rather than treating youth only as a demographic label.