Technology / solar / water management skills could be taught to the least educated / illiterate / lowest caste people
HR payment platforms could enable women to keep their earnings
Medicine could be safer / uncontaminated through various ways
Indian women could not be defrauded by marriage / have to pay dowries
Flowers could become leather / incense sticks
Crop residue burning could be turned into fuel or livestock feed / bedding
Adopting could be quicker, cheaper, less hurdled by bureaucracy, legal / safe, and open to more (single people / LGBTQ+) to prevent millions of abandoned / vulnerable children worldwide
Mental health / addiction treatment could not be denied by health insurance
Women in developing countries could not be socially isolated during menstruation / have hygiene education
Women could have more professional leagues in / opportunities to play cricket
Tiles could be made of / eat up smog
Crop residue could be turned into mushrooms and reduce air pollution
Sugar workers could have better labor rights
Minimum balance, banking fees, accessibility / location, lack of public education / financial literacy outreach could be deterrents to financial inclusion
Family caregivers could be trained in medical skills to improve patient outcomes at home
Governments could invest in large scale toilet construction, maintenance, waste disposal, user feedback/design, sewer systems, and behavioral change/public campaigns
China and India could better monitor / regulate fentanyl drug production
Industrial effluent could be regulated for release / made into a profitable business to prevent pollution
Loans / cash could be accessed by the poor to end debt slavery
Democracies could not have ethnic/tribal/religious political parties
Advanced analytics with door-to-door community engagement could enroll more girls / kids in school
Citizenship registries could not deprive people of human rights
Governments could not restrict internet access
Countries could have undiscovered sports talent
Behavioral science or public media campaigns could promote latrine use in India
Local governments could be encouraged and enabled to construct sewage systems
