India’s Blue Economy Potential & Draft Policy Framework
Owing to its potential, the Government of India recognizes Blue Economy as one of the ten core dimensions of group under its Vision for...
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WELCOME TO THE CLIMATE PROJECT FOUNDATION
OUR CLIMATE IS CHANGING, SO SHOULD WE | TOGETHER WE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE
Human caused climate change is one of the biggest, most pervasive threats in the world and South Asia is amongst the most vulnerable region to impacts of climate change. Now, the onus is on us to act and mitigate the impacts of climate change for a better future for the upcoming generations. We believe that the simplest path to act on climate change is by collective committed actions however small.
We have strategically aligned all our initiatives in order to create awareness, mitigate and adapt to the impacts of climate change and create leaders of the future who will be taking the baton fighting the cause. Our programmes and initiatives like Green Campus Program, Tree Plantation, Water Conservation, Teachers’ Training Program, all have been developed keeping the same in view.
“Solving the climate crisis is within our grasp,
but we need people like you to stand up and act”
- AL GORE
OUR IMPACTS
11000+
Teachers Trained
1500+
Climate Reality Leaders in India & South Asia
200000+
Trees Planted
45000+
Climate Reality Leaders, Globally
YOUTH FOR EARTH 2024
We are thrilled to announce the launch of the new edition of our Youth for Earth program, designed to empower and mobilize young leaders in the fight against climate change. As the world grapples with urgent environmental challenges, it has become increasingly clear that the voices and actions of young people are indispensable in driving meaningful change.
Youth for Earth is a dynamic initiative that harnesses the passion, creativity, and innovation of youth to address pressing environmental issues. Through a combination of education, advocacy, and hands-on projects, participants gain the knowledge, skills, and confidence to become effective agents of change in their communities, campus and beyond.
If you're a young person passionate about making a difference for the planet, we invite you to join us for this exciting journey!
Together, let's unleash the power of youth to create a more sustainable and resilient world for future generations. Join us in the Youth for Earth program and be part of the solution!
WEBINAR ON WORLD WETLANDS DAY
A webinar was organized by The Climate Project Foundation on 2nd February to celebrate World Wetlands Day. The objective of the webinar was to discuss the reasons behind diminishing wetlands, impacts of climate change and the solutions that can be implemented to conserve, protect & restore them. We received a whooping 700+ registrations for the webinar and more than 530 of them joined the webinar. The majority of the participants were youth which shows the interest that the present generation is taking towards understanding the issues and solutions. We had eminent speakers joining us for the session. Mr. Raj Mohan, National Coordinator, Reforestation, The Climate Project Foundation, highlighted the need for conservation of wetlands and how it will affect the ecosystem if it keeps on diminishing. Ms. Sumaiyah Mamun, Climate Reality Leader and expert on Urban Planning, talked about the restoration methods, green initiatives and adaptation and mitigation for wetland conservation. The webinar culminated with an interactive session of questions and answers with the experts and vote of thanks by Dr. Sakshi Grover, Environment Consultant, The Climate Project Foundation.
EVENTS
Sun, 28 AprHotel Tibet International28 Apr 2024, 9:00 amHotel Tibet International, P9C5+4R3, Boudha Rd, Kathmandu 44600, Nepal
Mon, 29 AprHotel Tibet International29 Apr 2024, 10:00 am – 12:00 pmHotel Tibet International, P9C5+4R3, Boudha Rd, Kathmandu 44600, Nepal
CLIMATE ACTION STORIES
8800 KILOMETRES ON BIODIESEL
By CRL Avinash Narayanswamy
Worldwide, biodiesel has slowly but surely gained importance as a green alternative to petroleum diesel & is thus being accepted as an environmentally friendly fuel. However, in spite of closely being related to petroleum diesel in terms of physical & chemical properties, biodiesel continues to be sidelined in many parts of the world & especially in India mainly due to various reasons such as pricing, availability & warranty on the engine & other parts of the car not being covered when switched to biodiesel from petroleum diesel.
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