India to Resist Shift in Focus from Climate Finance to Mitigation
India expressed dissatisfaction with the CoP29 summit and pledged to resist any shift in focus from climate finance to mitigation
India Pushes for Equitable Climate Action
Though India met its 2015 emission reduction targets, it still faces significant challenges in balancing economic growth with climate action.
Many hits, some misses at COP29
At COP29, the Baku leadership chose to bypass the inter-governmental process of discussions and debates to push through agreement on rules that are more or less the same.
Just transitions must be Just: India at COP29
India’s intervention emphasized the importance of justice in climate action and the need for a broader understanding of ‘Just Transitions’
Despite 200GW Milestone, India’s RE Future Faces Import Headwinds
India’s RE target to reach 500 GW by 2030could be hindered by $30 billion in annual solar imports.
United States-India Collaboration on Climate Change to Promote Green Jobs
India and the US have successfully combated climate change and transition to sustainable energy, resulting in the creation of green jobs.
India Working on International Cooperation to Empower Global South
India is prioritizing international cooperation and is assessing its financial requirements at COP29 to set quantifiable goals.
India to Develop Taxonomy for Climate Finance
The GoI plans create a taxonomy for climate finance to increase the availability of funding for climate change adaptation
How is India dealing with Climate Change?
India’s population is already grappling with the impacts of climate change, with over a third considering or moving due to weather events
India a primary source of GHG Emissions in Agrifood System
India’s farm-gate emissions are the primary source of greenhouse gas emissions in the agrifood system according to a WB report
TotalEnergies to Invest $400 M for Clean Cooking Access
The clean cooking initiative aims to decrease gender disparities, enhance health, and foster sustainable development in Africa and India
Heatwaves and the Rising Tide of Climate Casualties in India
Heatwaves have a human cost, even though floods and storms have been responsible for the majority of reported deaths and financial losses.
