Climate Adaptation: Time to pull up our collective national socks!
India needs international capital of $10-20 billion annually which needs to go into climate adaptation efforts to sustain socio-economic transformation.
India needs international capital of $10-20 billion annually which needs to go into climate adaptation efforts to sustain socio-economic transformation.
India’s current climate policies on the power, transportation, and residential sectors can reduce about 4 billion tonnes of CO2 emissions between 2020 and 2030
Two GoI officials recently underscored the importance to integrate ESG into business practices and the significance of an ESG framework.
Both the prime minister and the President stressed the need to mitigate climate change; each emphasized the emergency to act
ISSB plans to establish specific disclosures for sustainability-related financial disclosures, establishing a global baseline
NABARD unveiled its Climate Strategy 2030 document on Earth Day, aiming to address India’s growing need for green financing
Over 70% of firms have a CSO, requiring agility in change, and over 50% hire for net-zero strategy delivery.
2023 wasn’t just toasty for India; it was the hottest year for the entire planet. Extreme weather events fueled a feverish Earth.
Climate conversations dominated the sustainability landscape in the year 2023. I want to share 10 words that shaped these dialogues. These words give a glimpse into the diverse and ever-evolving vocabulary of climate change.
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The Climate Project, which was launched in October 2020, covered 20 villages in Jafrabad aimed at helping the local people cope with adverse climate change vulnerabilities such as drought, heat waves, and erratic and intense rainfall patterns.
Despite some unavoidable climate changes, every fraction of a degree and ton of CO2 matters to limit global warming and achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)