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Youth Empowerment More than one-fifth of the total population in South Asia is under the age of 30. With a large youth demographic of young population, they play a pivotal role in playing a strong anchor towards fighting against climate change. This generation has high capacity building through their youth-led decision making. Empowering them takes utmost importance to transform our societies into green communities looking towards a climate resilient future. The Climate Project Foundation is constantly working towards creating green leaders through our youth led programs. The India and South Asia branch works actively to conduct workshops and events with school campuses and university students to bring about a transformative change in their outlook. With our programs like Youth For Earth, we have youth coming from South-Asia with their impact driven projects; aiming to solve a climate-led problem in their local communities. LCOY INDIA EVENT 2024 The Local Conference of Youth (LCOY) India 2024, held from 15th to 18th August in Mysore, Karnataka, was the largest youth-led climate event in India, bringing together 190 youth and 50 children from 26 states and 8 Union Territories. Organized by the Bring Back Green Foundation, Enact Earth Foundation, Sattvic Soul Foundation, and SEEPAD Foundation, the event featured The Climate Reality Project India & South Asia (TCRP) as a key knowledge partner. TCRP provided expert speakers, media support, and sponsored a delegation of climate reality leaders , along with Dr. Sakshi Grover, our staff member representing TCRP. The expert session on Clean Energy & Just Transition was conducted by Mr. Sunil Mysore, our senior Climate Reality Leader. ​ The Sessions addressed critical topics such as climate justice, clean energy, and youth entrepreneurship that are relevant with CoP as well as help build capacity for new areas (green jobs) to look forward to. One of the important outcomes from the event is a draft of the National Youth Statement (NYS), gathering input from 1,832 youth voices nationwide. The event concluded with the NYS presentation to senior officials, highlighting India’s youth's unified commitment to climate action, with active participation from Climate Reality Leaders. Youth For Earth Youth For Earth is a collaborative initiative of Mobius Foundation and The Climate Project Foundation, started in the year 2019. Youth For Earth Championship offers a platform to the youth to come forward with their plan of action and contribute towards mitigating the climate crisis. The students were motivated to come up with innovative solutions, technological inventions for their on-ground project activities. ​ In the last two editions, we have seen some inspiring and impactful youth-led stories where students took up a project on the environmental problems around their community or campus and worked on its solutions to bring about a change. The projects were chosen keeping the Sustainable Development Goals in mind. These students were recognised Nationally and Internationally and awarded for their efforts and commendable work. Youth for Earth 2019- Winners list and Project work Youth for Earth 2022- Winners list and Project work Youth for Earth 2023- Winners list and Project work Summer Training Programs The Climate Project Foundation has been conducting online summer training programs on various environment centric topics for the students. We believe that an environmentally conscious society can be created only if the youth of that society are empowered with sufficient knowledge; enabling the students with skills and appropriate attitude for a greener future. Year - 2022 For 2022, we decided to engage our young audience in understanding Green Jobs through our summer training program on ‘Planet needs Green Jobs’. The Climate Reality Project guided participants to learn from the various opportunities present in various colleges, universities and NGOs offering a plethora of these green opportunities. The Summer Program enabled them to learn about Green Career Options they could opt for and provided expert guided workshops for a month Telling them more about green entrepreneurship. ​ More than 450 participants from India and South Asia attended it Live and 4000+ hits have been coming on social media platforms who watched it later. Year - 2021 With a view to ignite the creative skills of youngsters towards environmental conservation during the summer vacations,we introduced an innovative summer program for students of our registered GCP schools. Under this program, the young environmentalists were provided training in telling their own story and presenting their work in front of the world. The students participated in 3-day workshops which included mentor’s guidance sessions with experts from film making, storytelling, volunteering projects and many more. More than 500 students registered for the program and mentored by the experts to take up real time projects relating to environment and sustainability. The projects were then assessed and the winners were provided with certificates and awards. Other Initiatives The Climate Project Foundation has been associating with various organizations for events and programmes that are youth-centric and intend to create awareness, mobilize them and drive them to contribute towards mitigating climate change. International Youth and Sustainability Conference 2022 It was a two-day completely carbon neutral event that invited young students to explore various thoughtful ideas on sustainability delivered by the industry experts and climate leaders on building a better future. There was a practical workshop where participants presented their business prospects on sustainability and gave ideas to take up issues from their surroundings by giving it a scalable viable business model. Picture Awareness Campaign 2022 The Picture Awareness campaign gathered more than 300 students at the campus amphitheater of the Symbiosis Centre for Management Studies, to raise a voice against the rapidly changing temperatures and irregular rainfall patterns in Pune. The students assembled with their umbrellas, to express their disdain toward these ever-changing climate forecasts. The event concluded with the students writing their displeasure about the climate changes on postcards. Green Conclave Green Conclave initiative was started to spread awareness and generate dialogues for green jobs to university students and take this ‘green’ approach to other existing jobs as well. Various esteemed panelists spoke about how in traditional sectors such as manufacturing and construction or in new, emerging green sectors such as renewable energy and energy efficiency can be adopted. Indo German Tool Room It was a sensitization and awareness program on renewable energy careers at Indo-German tool room, Patna. The objective of the program was to stress on Energy Management practices for the passing out students as global Energy generation/usage is among the single highest phenomena responsible for global warming and how these engineers of the future can bring about meaningful change. The event was attended by more than 200 engineers.

PROMOTING BIODIVERSITY ON CAMPUS GREEN CAMPUS PROGRAMME ABOUT THE PROGRAM “Green Campus Programme enables schools and colleges to conserve natural resources like water and biodiversity, optimize energy efficiency, manage waste and educate about climate change and sustainability while addressing well-being of the students as compared to conventional educational institutes.” Play Video Play Video A glimpse of how our Green Campus Program in Maharashtra is working wonders! Play Video Play Video Green Campus Programme in Chitkara University Green Campus Programme (GCP) is a flagship program of the Climate Project Foundation. In our vision and mission of creating a sustainable tomorrow, GCP serves as an effective transformative catalyst. As the name suggests, the objective of the program is to transform the conventional campuses into green campuses. We believe that the climate crisis needs long-term and highly impactful solutions, and there is no better tool to resolve it than education. To inculcate the values and bring about behavioural changes in our future generations making them more planet-sensible, we are setting examples right there in the campuses through physical and behavioural changes. IMPACTS OF GCP 287+ Tonnes waste not going to landfill 3.38 MW Solar energy capacity 14 mn 322+ Liters of Rainwater Harvesting Capacity Acres Sq.m of Green Area 239925 Students reached *as of 31st March'24 HOW IT WORKS? Awareness Action Awards The first step in the Green Campus Programme is to educate teachers about the science, impacts, and solutions of climate change through a comprehensive one-day training program. This initial session will equip them with foundational knowledge and practical insights. Following this, teachers can enroll in an online program to deepen their understanding and assess their knowledge through interactive modules and assessments. ​ Additionally, they are provided with a rich array of online educational resources designed to bolster their confidence and competence in conveying the urgency of the climate crisis and its solutions to their students. These resources include lesson plans, multimedia tools, and interactive activities, ensuring teachers are well-prepared to inspire and educate the next generation on environmental stewardship. Teachers Training Program It is a half-day workshop on climate change, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and the six thematic areas of green campus. Educational Resources Teachers are provided with Online Teaching Resources like Posters, Infographics, Comics, Workbooks, and Booklets. Online Program Teachers are offered a free Online Certification course on climate change to learn more about the issue and in-hand solutions. Through the Green Campus Programme (GCP), we empower schools and colleges to take action towards conserving natural resources such as water and biodiversity. The program focuses on optimizing energy efficiency, implementing effective waste management practices, and providing comprehensive education about climate change and sustainability. Additionally, GCP emphasizes the well-being of students, ensuring a holistic approach that integrates environmental stewardship with the overall health and happiness of the campus community. This multifaceted initiative sets participating institutions apart from conventional educational institutes by building a culture of sustainability and environmental responsibility ​ ENERGY EFFICIENCY WASTE MANAGEMENT WATER CONSERVATION AIR QUALITY BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION After a thorough evaluation, the certification acknowledges the effectiveness and impact of the implemented ideas and practices. Following this, The Climate Project Foundation officially recognizes the campus as Green, awarding the institution with a prestigious certificate and trophy. Additionally, each Green Campus certified school and college receives a rating based on their sustainable actions and initiatives. This rating highlights the institution's commitment to sustainability and environmental excellence, distinguishing them as leaders in the movement towards greener, more responsible educational practices. ​ ​ GOLD PLATINUM SILVER BRONZE CERTIFIED Download Brochure Register Now Contact Us TESTIMONIALS Sr. Shanta Xalxo St. Teresa's Girls' H.S.School, Darjeeling Since our school has been a part of the Green Campus Programme, we have been seeing positive changes in the school surrounding as well in the mindset of staff, students and guardians alike. The school Campus is greener, cleaner and more sustainable. Students are engaged in hands-on activities like gardening and maintaining Multi Resource Facilities for waste management, making eco bricks etc. Our school has also been able to engage other schools and community in carrying forward this mission. I am grateful to the School Green Campus Team for their endeavors. GALLERY GREEN CAMPUS AWARDS The Journey to become a Green school is about understanding, taking conscious decisions and committing towards making sustainable choices for a better future for our planet. We are thrilled to see schools, colleges taking the path of sustainability, understanding the urgency to act on climate change and making physical transformations to their campuses. Since its inception in 2019, we have awarded more than 50 schools for their commendable work in converting their conventional school campuses into Green Campuses and 1000+ campuses have embarked on the journey. We have also been joined by mammoth institutions like Rayat Shikshan Sanstha, Swami Vivekanand Shikshan Sanstha and Kalgidhar Trust for the program. Let’s have a look at our winners- 2023-2024 2022-2023 2021-2022 2019-2020 GCP A WARDS 2019-2020 Full List Up Up GOLD Tagore International School St. Mary's School, Dwarka San Academy, Chennai Blue Bells International School, East of Kailash SILVER ASN Senior Secondary School Bal Bharati Public School, Dwarka I.T. Ambattur, Chennai BRONZE The Green School CERTIFIED Sir Sayed Ahmed School GCP A WARDS 2021 -2022 Full List Up Up PLATINUM The Foundation School AMM Matriculation School, Chennai Delhi International School, Delhi GOLD The Foundation School AMM Matriculation School, Chennai Delhi International School, Delhi Mount abu School, Rohini Delhi GJR International School, Bangalore The Indian School SILVER Adarsh Public School, Bali Nagar Alchon Public School, Mayur Vihar Brain International School, Delhi Blue Bells Model school, Gurgaon Vels Vidyaashram,Thalambur, Chennai ​ Vivekananda Vidyalaya Junior College, Chennai Maa Anandmayee Memorial School St Teressa School, Darjeeling GCP A WARDS 2022-2023 Full List Up Up PLATINUM T.I. Matriculation Higher Secondary School, Chennai, Tamil Nadu Maharishi International Residential School, Sriperumbudur, Tamil Nadu GOLD Bal Bhavan Public school, Mayur Vihar, Delhi Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan's Atmakuri Rama Rao School, Hyderabad, Telangana Bhavan's Vivekananda College of Science, Humanities & Commerce Sainikpuri East Point School, Dallupura, Vasundhara Enclave, Delhi The Kalyani School, Manjari (Budruk), Near Hadapsar,Pune, Maharashtra KIIT World School, Sohna Road, Gurugram, Haryana Point Calimere International School, North Madavilagam, Vedaranyam, Tamil Nadu Sadhu Vaswani International School for Girls, Shanti Niketan, New Delhi SD Public School, Lal Mandir, Patel Nagar, New Delhi S D Vidya School, C-217, Baraula, Sector 49, Noida, Uttar Pradesh TVS Academy, SIPCOT 2nd Phase, Bathalapalli Krishnagiri, Dt, Hosur, Tamil Nadu Venkateshwar International School, Sector 18 Dwarka, New Delhi ​ The Shriram Universal School,Hyderabad The Camford International School Global City international school, Bengaluru, Karnataka The Sriram School, Noida Vels Vidyashram, Dharga Rd, Rajiv Gandhi Nagar, Pallavaram, Chennai, Tamil Nadu Suddhananda Vidyalaya - Uthandi, Chennai SILVER Agurchand Manmull Jain school, Meenambakkam, Chennai, Tamil Nadu Dayawati Modi Public School, Hapur Road, Modinagar, Uttar Pradesh Kothari International School, Sector 50, Noida, Uttar Pradesh Loreto House, 7, Sir William Jones Sarani, Park Street area, Kolkata, West Bengal Bhavan's Varuna Vidyalaya, Bharata Mata College Road, Thrikkakara, NPOL Campus, Ernakulam, Kerala Explore International school The Shriram Millennium School, Gurugram Vidya Devi Jindal school, Hisar, Haryana Poddar International school -Wakad, Pune Maharashtra Modern Public School, Delhi Sofia Public School, Bengaluru, Karnataka BRONZE Suncity School Sector – 54, Suncity, Township, Gurugram, Haryana Bright Avenue School, Delhi - Rohtak Rd, Jakhoda, Bahadurgarh, Haryana GCP A WARDS 2023-2024 Full List Up Up PLATINUM A.M.M School, Chennai, Tamil Nadu Bluebells School International, Kailash, New Delhi St. Mary’s School Dwarka Sec 19 Delhi GOLD Mukkala Nammalwar Chetty Vivekananda Vidyalaya Senior Secondary School, Kundrathur, Tamil Nadu Scholar Global School, Bahadurgarh, Haryana St. Teresa’s Girls’ Higher Secondary School, Darjeeling, West Bengal St. Thomas English Medium Higher Secondary School, Surat, Gujarat DC Model International School, Ferozpur, Punjab DPS, Jorhat, Assam Govt. Women’s College, Pulwama, Kashmir GTA Vidhya Mandir, Chennai, Tamil Nadu Gyan Anant Vidyalaya, Atrouli, Uttar Pradesh Little Flower Public Sr. Sec School, Shahdara, Delhi Bal Bharati Public School–Dwarka, Delhi Mayur Public School, Delhi SILVER Ajit Karam Singh International Public School, Sector 41b, Chandigarh MDB DAV Public School, Bankura, West Bengal Delhi Public School, Damanjodi, Odisha Ganga International School, Sawda, New Delhi Heritage Global School, Faridabad, Haryana JP International School, Greater Noida, UP San Academy Velachery, Chennai, Tamil Nadu Vaels International School, Injambakkam, Chennai, Tamil Nadu GCP AWARDS 2023- 2024 We are thrilled to announce the winners of the Green Campus Programme Awards for the year 2023-24. We have 23 winners for the year from across India who have shown their dedication, innovation and commitment toward building a sustainable campus for the present and upcoming generation. Through rigorous evaluation, we've identified institutions that have made exceptional strides in reducing their environmental footprint, fostering sustainable practices, and inspiring others to follow suit. These awards not only recognize outstanding achievements but also serve as a beacon of inspiration, motivating others to prioritize sustainability in their own communities. As we celebrate these accomplishments, we also recognize the collective effort required to address environmental challenges and the importance of collaboration in building a greener future. Congratulations to all the winners for their remarkable contributions to sustainability and for setting a shining example for campuses worldwide. TEACHERS' TRAINING PROGRAM We are thrilled to announce the winners of the Green Campus Programme Awards for the year 2023-24. We have 23 winners for the year from across India who have shown their dedication, innovation and commitment toward building a sustainable campus for the present and upcoming generation. Through rigorous evaluation, we've identified institutions that have made exceptional strides in reducing their environmental footprint, fostering sustainable practices, and inspiring others to follow suit. These awards not only recognize outstanding achievements but also serve as a beacon of inspiration, motivating others to prioritize sustainability in their own communities. As we celebrate these accomplishments, we also recognize the collective effort required to address environmental challenges and the importance of collaboration in building a greener future. Congratulations to all the winners for their remarkable contributions to sustainability and for setting a shining example for campuses worldwide. GCP PRESENCE ACROSS INDIA 200+ SCHOO LS UNDE RTAKING THE PROGRAM 1000+ REGISTERED EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS 11000+ TEACHERS TRAINED GALLERY

Back Shivam Singh National Coordinator Youth Engagement Mr. Shivam Singh was trained as a climate leader in 2015 New Delhi. He has embarked a journey of eliminating climate change factors by engaging youth in effective activities. He is set out on the journey of transforming each student into a change maker, and creating ownership. He has been constantly engaging youth in practical learning and execution of work. He is creating an engine of change-making agents that can be strong enough to fight against climate change. Share Profile Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link

Back Alka Tomar National Coordinator Media She possesses an illustrious background spanning more than two decades in the domains of climate change, environmental education & communication, biodiversity, natural resources, water, sanitation, and broader developmental imperatives. In her distinguished role as President at the Centre for Environment Communication (CEC), and at the helm of the Centre for Youth (C4Y) as Chairperson, Alka has consistently demonstrated an unwavering dedication to sustainability and impactful initiatives. She is 2015 Cohort Climate Realty Leader. Alka's diverse professional background has enabled her to collaborate with various stakeholders nationwide, including youth, educators, educational institutions, government ministries, panchayats, and civil societies. Her efforts in climate change communication encompass sustainable energy solutions, decarbonisation initiatives, carbon-neutral city projects, low-carbon campaigns, and climate resilience initiatives. Furthermore, Alka contributes her expertise as a member of the Governing Board of Climate Action Network (CANSA) South Asia and is affiliated with the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). Academically, she holds degrees in Environmental Sciences and has certifications in Sustainable Business Strategy from Harvard Business School Online and Strategic CSR from Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs (IICA). Alka's journey gains fortitude from her participation in transformative fellowship programs, including the LEAD India Fellowship Programme on community connect and the US Department of State International Visitors Leadership Programme (IVLP) on Climate Change and Clean Energy. Her dedication to education and global collaboration is evident in her completion of the intensive Environment Education Training Programme (TEE). Alka's remarkable journey reflects her steadfast commitment to driving positive change and fostering sustainability on both national and global levels. Share Profile Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link

Internship Opportunity for Research and Content Development We are looking for self-motivated and passionate interns who will be responsible for doing the research work and help the Team in developing content on Climate Change, SDGs, Sustainability Education for College/ University level teachers and students. ​ Duration: 3 Months Requirements- Good writing skills in English Well-versed with MS office Strong research, Analytical & Data synthesis skill Master's Degree (Environmental Sciences, Zoology, Botany, Life Sciences) Mode: Hybrid Internship Type: Paid Send us your CVs at: india@climatereality.com ​ ​ Last date to apply- 11th June 2023

Climate Justice Climate justice refers to the idea that all people should have equal access to the Earth's resources and be protected from the impacts of climate change. It encompasses a wide range of issues, including reducing greenhouse gas emissions, protecting vulnerable communities from the effects of climate change, and ensuring that the costs of addressing climate change are shared fairly. Climate justice also includes the protection of human rights, the rights of indigenous peoples, and the rights of future generations. It also addresses issues of social and economic inequality and aims to ensure that the most marginalized and vulnerable communities are not disproportionately affected by climate change. ​ At The Climate Project Foundation, we have adopted Climate Justice as a movement to address inequities with adaptation strategies and long-term mitigation. All our initiatives are strategically built on the ethos of utilizing solutions at hand while optimizing adaptation. To do so, we tag the opportunities of empowerment with our initiatives. Making Maharashtra Villages Water-sufficient The climate change-induced diminishing monsoon is expanding to the drought prone-areas of Maharashtra. The water bodies in the affected parts of Maharashtra continue to recede during the pre-monsoon season, affecting the villagers especially women, who are responsible to fetch water for the daily household chores. Water crisis has forced women in some parts of Maharashtra to walk long distances every day and even risk their lives to fetch drinking water by climbing down deep dried wells. ​ The Climate Project Foundation under the guidance of Col. Shashikant Dalvi (Retd.) took up the task of making the villages in Maharashtra water sufficient through rainwater harvesting technique. The project was initiated in the 4 villages (Koregaon, Kurvandi and Thugaon) of Ambegaon Taluka in Pune district. With the kind support from ICICI, MAPS Industries, Vasundhara Sanvardhan, Pune, member of the Panchayat Samitis, Sarpanch, local officials, village residents and other on-ground partners, we have been able to complete the Rainwater Harvesting project at the four villages of Ambegaon Taluka in October 2021, making them tanker-free. Empowering the Local Communities in Odisha Climate change has led to an increase in the frequency and intensity of the extreme weather events like cyclones, and floods in the coastal states. Odisha, the eastern coastal state of India, witnessed three cyclones in the year 2021. Super cyclones like Yaas caused heavy rainfall, sweeping and damaging the houses, farmlands and uprooting the trees on its way. The cyclones impact lives and livelihoods of lakhs of people especially the poor coastal communities. ​ To help these coastal communities in Odisha, The Climate Project Foundation launched ‘Mission One Million fruit trees’ in 2019. The mission was launched to help the small and marginalised farmers by generating sustainable livelihoods and ensuring food security through plantation of fruit trees. During 2019-2021, 8.30 lakh trees were planted in the Puri district alone. In the long term, the mission would also help in climate change adaptation and mitigation. Climate Change Education in rural districts of Maharashtra The Climate Reality Project India focuses on education and capacity building in a fight against climate change through its Education Programs i.e. Teachers Training Program and Green Campus Program. The Education programs aim at sensitizing the educators and students about climate change impacts and solutions at hand. We prioritize local solutions and empower educational institutes to take climate action. We collaborated with one of the biggest educational societies in Maharashtra, Rayat Shikshan Sanstha with 444 Secondary Schools to take climate change education for deeper engagement in rural districts of Maharashtra. Our Teachers Training Program is being implemented in 50 schools and Green Campus Program in 5 schools from 5 districts (Satara, Sangli, Kolhapur, Solapur and Pune) of Maharashtra in its first phase. This will ensure that the educational institutions have capacities to teach about climate change and create a green and sustainable environment for students to learn and take the message of sustainability forward through climate actions.

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The Climate Reality Project India Newsletter (Sep-Oct) 2022 Our newsletter will provide updates from our programs, our fellow Climate Reality Leaders who are making difference and how each one of us can act to solve the crisis. And, we would love to know your story and act of leadership, because every action does matter. 4th International Conference on Sustainability Education (ICSE) 4th International Conference on Sustainability Education (ICSE) was organized on 9th & 10th of September, 2022. It was celebrated with much fanfare and attendance in hybrid mode after the pandemic. Newer collaborations and partnerships were forged to dovetail education and sustainability together. 21 schools from Northern part of India were also facilitated with their respective badges as obtained under the GCP rankings. ​ ​The Climate Project Foundation (TCPF) had created an interactive kiosk at the event venue that was based on activities: Pledge wall to create Green Ring; Online Quiz wherein the winners were provided with badges were distributed to the participants who scored more than ⅘ in the quiz; and Placard messaging and Selfie Booth with an active “Make a Difference” campaign. Approximately, 20 Climate Reality Leaders participated in the event. ​ ​Team TCPF was actively associated in conducting two sessions: a) Celebrations of Net Zero Carbon & Impact Journey: GCP Schools ki Zubaani and b) Youth For Earth Championship. a) Celebrations of Net Zero Carbon & Impact Journey: GCP Schools ki Zubaani ​ The session, “Celebrations of Impact Journey,” aimed at putting the spotlights on the impact journey of the Green Campus Program (GCP) schools that have transformed their conventional campuses into sustainable ones. The objective of the session was to provide a platform for connecting educators, practitioners and policy makers across the globe to promote sustainability education and learning, as well as to provide opportunities for building partnerships and collaborations to strengthen Sustainability Education. The session was moderated by: Ms. Rekha Lalla, Manager- Green Campus Program, TCPF. During the session, the panellists shared their experiences with the audiences about how with the help of this program they have amplified their organizational goals and how they engage the students, teachers, local communities, parents, and various other stakeholders, holistically, to create sustainable impacts on the society and the lives of the future generations bringing in behavioural and attitudinal changes. One of our trustees, Mr Kamal Meattle addressed the gathering of GCP Winners. He stressed on the current climatic conditions and a solution to this problem. The awards were presented by Mr. Aditya Pundir, Director – India & South Asia. Followed by awards for the 22 Green Campuses-GCP schools shared their Success Stories. Schools presented their initiatives according to the theme wherein they have showcased their best in the journey transformation. They are: ​ Air & Energy: Sadhu Vaswani School, Delhi Water: SD Vidya School, Ambala, Haryana Waste: KIIT School Gurgaon, Haryana Biodiversity: The Mann School, Delhi ​ You can view the winners here . ​​ b) Youth For Earth ​ Youth For Earth is a collaborative initiative of both Mobius Foundation and The Climate Project Foundation, India & South Asia. Youth For Earth Championship offers a platform to the youth to come forward with their plan of action to mitigate climate crisis. This time, we invited applications from India and some of the South Asian countries, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Maldives, Nepal and Sri Lanka, based on the 7 themes as given below: ​ Climate Change - SDG 13 (Climate Action) Water Management - SDG 6 (Clean Water and Sanitation) Waste Management - SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production) Air Pollution - SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-Being) Energy Efficiency and Conservation - SDG 7 (Affordable and Clean Energy) Population and Sustainability - SDG 5 (Gender Equality) Nature and Biodiversity - SDG 14 (Life Below Water) and SDG 15 (Life on Land) ​ All the participants had to choose one of the themes as their majors and rest of the themes can act allied to it. The session was moderated by Ms. Smruti S Samantray – Manager Communication and Campaigns, TCPF. The members of the team were invited to the podium to share their story about how they completed the projects; what were the challenges they had faced; and impacts and outcomes of their efforts, among others. We also showcased the video reports, followed by award ceremony. Here are the names of the winners: ​ Junior Category Team Pramiti Team SD's Change Makers Team Terra Time Team Pune Plastic Warriors Team Greening Mother Earth Team Urvara ​ Senior Category Project Ikhtiyar Crew for Climate ​ Know more about them here . Stakeholder’s Workshop on Climate Change Education Mainstreaming in School Ecosystem A workshop on Climate Change Education Mainstreaming in School Ecosystem was conducted for the stakeholders by GIZ India, with support of MoEFCC, GoI and with Vikram A. Sarabhai Community Science Centre as implementation partner, and in association with The Climate Project Foundation. ​ The objective of the workshop was to deliberate with the important stakeholders and provide them feedback and recommendations on the inclusion of climate change education in the school ecosystem. Some of the important dimensions that were discussed are: ​ Content: To blend the content for climate change with the curriculum as deems fit for middle school Pedagogical aspects: Climate change learning spaces in schools should not bring in more academic load to the students or be seen as an extra burden by the teachers, students, or parents. Further, it must be aligned with the NEP (National Education Policy) guidelines, where learning moves out of classrooms into an experiential and action-based education. Thus, the workshop included deliberations on these pedagogical aspects. Infrastructure: Inclusion of climate change education in the schools & the need for creating associated infrastructure for the teachers training and the development of instructional aides was emphasized. A lucid account of the infrastructural requirements is essential in scaling up climate change learning spaces in the school system, which was an important point of discussion. Replication and scaling up: Activities based on Climate change education should have the potential to be easily replicated across the country. Challenges can be many due to the wide variety of education systems found across the country. Hence, the learning processes and activities should be easily adaptable to the regional requirements and easy to implement in any classroom. Thus, the deliberations will revolve around enabling conditions for easy replications and in scaling up climate change education in schools. Global Coastal Clean-up Day 2022 As a part of the 'International Coastal Clean-up Day' initiative on 17 September 2022, a massive coastal clean-up drive was organized in Chennai led by one of our Climate Reality Leaders, Ms. Sangeetha Sivadasini. The clean-up drive was initiated by communiTREE Trust, with more than 10,000 registered volunteers from various schools, colleges, corporate houses, NGOs, etc. The volunteers were educated on the importance of Waste segregation at home and also pledged to practice a plastic free lifestyle. More than 1.3 tonnes of plastic and other waste were cleared from 44 beach stretches along the Chennai coastline. The waste collected was picked up by Urbaser Sumeet for recycling. The Climate Project Foundation provided approximately 2000 certificates to the volunteers from schools such as Lady Andal, PSBB, Apollo Hospitals, and other corporates. Young Indians Climate Summit 2022 Young Indians Climate Summit 2022 was organized on 19th September, 2022. Mr. Bhavesh Swami, Clean Energy Policy and Programs Consultant, TCPF. The Climate Project Foundation participated in the Yi Climate Action Summit 2022 under the larger umbrella of Yi Climate Action Week 2022 that brought together leaders, change makers, youth, and all stakeholders to accelerate efforts for collective thought and climate action. The platform enabled knowledge exchange about the impacts of climate change, promoted understanding of individual responsibility, and foster skill development among the youth to tackle climate change. Mr. Swami shared how TCPF is working on climate solutions in the category of clean energy, rainwater harvesting training and entrepreneurship opportunities for the youth coming from rural areas along with the engagement models used to train these people on-site on live projects and how then they start working in nearby regions on their own. More than 200 people participated in the summit. 24 Hours of Reality (12th Edition) This year was twelfth 24 Hours of Reality presentation. This year the focus was on the powerful progress made by community activists where they live. The theme for our session was, “Building Green Communities,” with a focus on how Green Communities are being created and supported by Climate Reality and its leadership network. The panellists of our 1 hour of broadcast were Matthew Boms, Director of Strategic Programs, Latin America Branch; Aditya Pundir, Director, India and South Asia Branch and Isadora Gran, Climate Engagement and Justice Coordinator, Brazil Branch, moderated by Al Gore, Former VP of USA, and Nobel Laureate. The discussions extended to native tree plantation; training of locals on climate change related issues, regenerative agriculture, multiplier effect on low-cost pest technologies using organic/nature-based solutions, lesser chemicals, green education via sustainable campuses. Virtual Dialogue on Ozone Day 2022 World Ozone Day 2022 is marked on 16 September, and is observed under Montreal Protocol@35 with the theme "Global Cooperation Protecting Life on Earth". The theme recognises the wider impact the Montreal Protocol has on climate change and the need to act in collaboration, forge partnerships and develop global cooperation to address climate challenges and protect life on earth for future generations. ​ Virtual Centre of Excellence for Social Welfare Administration (VCoE-SWA), under the aegis of Association of Professional Social Workers and Development Practitioners (APSWDP) organized a virtual dialogue/ program in partnership with Chitkara College of Education, Chitkara University, Signicent LLP, and The Climate Reality Project India (TCPI). Guest Speaker, Ms. Supriya Salaria provided insights on “Ozone Layer Protection and Sustainable Development”, and Guest Speaker, Mr. Hitesh Kumar Gulati engaged the audience in a "Quiz on World Ozone Day 2022". ​ An active participation was seen from people from varied walks of life, including Academicians, Business Consultant, Corporate Sector Professional, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Professional, Development Practitioner, Entrepreneur, Government Officers, Public Health Expert, Legal Practitioner, Researcher, Social Activist, Students and others. Workshop on Eco-friendly Diwali A workshop on eco-friendly Diwali celebrations was conducted in Mount Abu School, Rohini, Delhi by Ms. Rekha Lalla, Manager- Green Campus Program, TCPF. ​ At the onset of Diwali, the children of the school decided to celebrate noiseless and pollution free Diwali by not bursting the firecrackers and spreading awareness among their neighbourhoods. The objective of this programme was to generate awareness about the environment among the teaching community & students. Ms. Lalla underlined that Diwali is the festival of light and no celebration of this festival is considered with the use of firecrackers. And, bursting of fireworks cause severe air and noise pollution posing serious health hazards. ​ Firecrackers contain sulphur and carbon, when these firecrackers are lit, these chemicals are released into the air, reducing air quality drastically. This is the reason this workshop was being organised. She shared several mitigation tactics of how one can convert a few celebrations into environment-friendly means. The workshop was interactive and the students found them useful. Approximately 700 children attended the session and pledged to carry these sensibilities forward and act on them. The Picture Protest 2022 On the 7th of October, 2022, more than 300 students from the Symbiosis Centre for Management Studies, Pune, gathered in the campus amphitheatre to raise their voice against the rapidly changing temperatures and irregular rainfall patterns in Pune. Hundreds of students assembled with their umbrellas, to express their disdain toward these ever-changing climate forecasts. The protest started with a small, motivational speech from the Director of SCMS, Pune, Dr. Adya Sharma, followed by a speech from Mr. Shivam Singh, an alumnus of the institution and National Coordinator – Youth Engagement. After the speeches, the students and teachers witnessed plausible thematic performances of dance and music, performed by the students themselves. The event concluded with the students writing their displeasure about the climate changes on postcards, and finally gathering for a picture with their umbrellas, to express their protest against irregular rainfall patterns. The event was a huge success, with hopes of conducting many more such events in the future. Stephen Mills from US Headquarters Visited India Mr. Stephen Mills, Vice President, Strategic Partnerships, Climate Reality Project was in India to meet the India & South Asia branch staff members, Climate Reality Leaders, and other stakeholders. He also learned about the works done by the branch along with the current status of different entities in the region on Climate Change issues and how they are preparing for CoP27. ​ Mr. Mills had a meeting with Shloka Nath, CEO, India Climate Collaborative, Mumbai to discuss about the possibility of hosting in-person training by Mr. Gore in the region in 2023; to ideate how more corporates and HNIs can form a collation to fight climate change; and about routing CSR funds from corporates for ‘on-ground’ implementation. He also interacted with Rajiv Kumar, General Manager, Green Climate & Energy Efficiency Centre, SIDBI for CSR projects and green campus transformations, in addition to sharing success stories that catalyse circular economy. A meeting with Ajay Mathur, DG, International Solar Alliance, underlined the opportunities to collaborate for ‘March towards Net Zero Campus,’ Green Jobs in the Solar Sector, and transforming the campuses of governmental institutions green in ISA region/ country. In addition to this, CRL - Meet N’ Greet sessions for Climate Reality Leaders were organized in Maharashtra and Delhi-NCR. ​ Meet N’ Greet in Mumbai On 13th October, 2022, Meet N’ Greet sessions for Climate Reality Leaders in Maharashtra was held in Mumbai. Ms. Nita Ganguly discussed about the initiatives she has been undertaking to curb climate crisis and how she introduced RUCO to wider audience during the pandemic. Her blog on RUCO can be read here. The interactions also involved on how ocean education can be brought into due regard by the media; how sustainable education and sustainable travel can be promoted through her visits to various places; how we can make the best use of visuals and storytelling to communicate climate change to the masses and zero ​waste targets. Her daughter Dr Amrita Ganguly and her husband Ayan Banerjee were also there. Both are trained Climate Reality Leaders from Houston. Mr. Nikhil Kamath emphasized on the best way to reach out to the youth and other communities with story-telling and sharing the message of hope. Ms. Varsha Rajkhowa, another Climate Reality Leader from the North-eastern India, emphasized on sustainable living in Nagaland and plastic free festival celebration; water management during Hornbill festival; and forest fire campaign that she had done with Bhutan forest officials among other topics.​ Meet N’ Greet in New Delhi On 14th October, 2022, Meet N’ Greet sessions for Climate Reality Leaders in Delhi-NCR was held in New Delhi. After the introduction of the attendees, all the Climate Reality Leaders discussed about their domain of work and the recent activities they have been involved in. ​ Approximately 13 Climate Reality Leaders were there. Heavy interactions were carried out within the verticals of EV, Renewable Energy, Education & GCP impacts (along with integrating tree plantation drives in GCP), and impact of media. They also shared the kind of support they seek from us, TCPF.

Newsletter (May-June) 2023 Our newsletter will provide updates from our programs, our fellow Climate Reality Leaders who are making difference and how each one of us can act to solve the crisis. And, we would love to know your story and act of leadership, because every action does matter. Principals' Conclave in Pampore, Kashmir The Climate Project Foundation organized the first Principals’ Conclave on Climate Change and Sustainability at Government Degree College, Pampore, Kashmir on 5th June, 2023. The event aimed to introduce, educate, and inspire principals and educators to bring the message of climate change to their schools. It focused on explaining the science, impacts, and solutions of climate change and encouraged the participation of nodal schools in the Green Campus Program. The conclave provided a platform for education-focused organizations and schools to join hands and collaborate under the program. ​ The initiative emphasized the leadership role of educational institutions in training students and the community to understand climate change, empowering educators within their institutions. Teachers and students were encouraged to conduct audits of their schools and calculate their carbon footprint. ​ Following the conclave, students from 10 schools in Kashmir, accompanied by their teachers, gathered at Dachigam National Park to discuss further steps. They were addressed by Mr. Nadeem Quadri and Mrs. Rekha Lalla, who shared initiatives that the younger generation can undertake to make Kashmir environmentally friendly and waste-free. Many of these passionate young green ambassadors have joined The Green Campus Program, solidifying their commitment to environmental sustainability. The program concluded with a refreshing walk amidst the greenery of Dachigam National Park. A Session on Climate Finance: Investing in India’s Energy Transition The Climate Project Foundation (TCPF) was invited by Sangam - Atal Innovation Mission (AIM), an initiative by Niti Aayog, to participate in a session dedicated to supporting and nurturing emerging talents in climate-resilient technologies on 1st June, 2023. The focus of the session was on exploring different financial avenues available to assist technology-based startups. Sreyashee Das, CEO of AIC-Sangam, shared insights into the center's mission and how it aids in fostering new talent to develop tech-driven solutions for climate change. Representing TCPF, Bhavesh Swami discussed bilateral, multilateral, and government schemes falling under the purview of 'Climate Finance,' including financial support from organizations such as the World Bank, IFC, and SIDBI for startups and manufacturing entities. He also shared success stories from his tenure at the Bureau of Energy Efficiency, highlighting collaborative efforts with new tech entrepreneurs to implement energy-saving solutions in industrial clusters. TCPF pledged to facilitate connections between technology-based startups and budding entrepreneurs with the help of its flagship program, Green Campus Program (GCP) and the larger network. The session garnered an audience of over 80 participants, fostering an environment of knowledge exchange and collaboration. Branch Retreat 2023 in Manila A retreat cum knowledge exchange conference was organized by The Climate Reality Project - HQ in Manila, Philippines, aiming to foster better cross-branch collaborations and share some successful program learnings. The event was held from 8th – 11th May 2023. ​ Mr. Aditya Pundir and Mr. Bhavesh Swami represented the India and South Asia branch. The Climate Reality HQ staff appreciated the branch's new website and updates on social media platforms. During the retreat, there was a shared desire among all branches to learn from each other and collaborate further. The Green Campus Program (GCP) was already well-known among the staff and branches, and discussions revolved around planning student exchange sessions throughout the year to bring additional value to inter-branch collaborations. GCP School SD Vidya, Ambala Cantt. Leading the Way to a Greener Future The SD Vidya School in Ambala Cantt has received international acclaim as "The Green School" for its exceptional efforts in promoting environmental sustainability. It was awarded the Platinum Award by the Climate Reality Project India for its initiatives in creating a greener and cleaner planet. During their visit on 4th May 2023, Dr. Sanjeev Chaddha Professor & Head of Management Development Centre, Mahatma Gandhi State Institute of Public Administration, Government of Punjab, Chandigarh, and Mr. Raman Chatrath, Estate Manager MGSIPA. The guests were impressed by the students' explanations and praised the school's innovation. Ms. Neelinderjeet Kaur Sandhu, the Director Principal, expressed pride in the school's role as an environmental leader and gifted the visitors planters and cloth bags crafted by the students. The school's achievements were attributed to the visionary guidance of Mr. B K Soni, the President, who prioritizes a healthy and safe learning environment. World Environment Day Celebrations in Yashwant Vidyalaya Kashil We celebrated World Environment Day in Yashwant High School, one of the schools working under Rayat Shikshan Sanstha, Satara, Maharashtra. This school has pledged for Green Campus Program, and is proactively working on it. Students and teachers from 5th to 10th grade actively participated in the event. They took the initiative to collect plastic waste from the village and raised awareness among villagers about the harmful effects of plastic pollution. A rally was organized, where students showcased 20 slogans on plastic pollution to capture the attention of the community. They also visited households, encouraging the use of paper or cloth bags instead of single-use plastic. The students collected 10 bags of plastic waste, which were handed over to the gram panchayats for proper management. Let’s Unite for Climate Action, Our Planet Needs You The Climate Project Foundation and the Mobius Foundation celebrated World Environment Day with youth. The session saw the participation of over 150 teams from South Asia that have registered in the Youth For Earth (Y4E) 2023 championship. The objective of the event was to create a warm-up and interactive session to pump up the enthusiasm of the registered teams and facilitate queries related to Y4E projects. ​ The session was led by Bhavesh Swami, who described the participants about the events, do’s and don’ts, and more. Ms. Smruti Sweta Samantray from The Climate Project Foundation delivered an inaugural address, joined by Mr. Aditya Pundir and Mr. Shrawan from Mobius Foundation, who shared ideas on tackling climate change. Participants gained insights from previous entries and asked questions on submission processes and winning strategies. The Y4E championship winners will be chosen based on project scale, impact, and replicability. Stay updated through our website and social media platforms. Visit http://www.icse-esd.org/youth-for-earth-2023.php for more information. Workshop on Green Jobs in Assam Early Childhood Development Forum (ECDF) and The Climate Project Foundation, in association with Tarumitra Club, Holy Child School organized a workshop on the topic “Reduce Carbon Footprints, Increase Handprints”, for children of class 8th - 10th Std on World Environment Day 2023 at Holy Child School Guwahati. ​ The workshop was led by Dr. Vasavvi Acharjya, Founder and Chairperson of ECDF and MD Tender Petals Schools. Bhavesh Swami conducted an elaborated and insightful session on “Green Jobs & Youth.” Green jobs empower youth to drive sustainable development on a long-term basis, by offering them with opportunities for environmental stewardship, renewable energy, conservation, and climate action. They pave the way for a greener future while promoting economic growth and social equity. During the session, Mr. Swami discussed various work opportunities that students from varied academic backgrounds can opt for. Students appreciated the session as it was quite insightful for them. The event was followed by a tree plantation session. Acts of Leadership by Climate Reality Leaders Nandini Deshmukh Recognized with Lifetime Achievement Award Mumbai Tarun Bharat awarded our Climate Reality Leader and National Coordinator, Climate Education, Dr. Nandini Deshmukh with The Lifetime Achievement Award for her remarkable contribution to environmental projects in Maharashtra at the Species & Habitats Warriors Awards 2023. The prestigious accolade recognized her dedication and efforts that made a lasting impact on the preservation of species and habitats in the region. Her unwavering commitment to the environment serves as an inspiration to others in the field. Anand Pendharkar Led Exploration of Mumbai's Coastal Biodiversity at G20 On 21st May, 2023, one of our Climate Reality Leaders Anand Pendharkar, and his team, comprising Nikhil Disoria, Sandeep Kacchap, Siddharth Waradkar, and Aradhya Sardesai, led Marine Walks for the international delegates attending the G20 Conclave at Juhu Beach. As invited guests by the officials from the Ministry of Environment, Forest, and Climate Change (MoEFCC), they shared their extensive knowledge, passion, and documentation of Mumbai's Coastal Biodiversity, which they have been diligently working on for the past three decades. The event included a welcome message and an oath-taking ceremony to protect the marine environment by Maharashtra Chief Minister, Eknath Shinde. Additionally, winning entries from the Inter-School Painting Competition with the theme of Coastal Protection and Marine Biodiversity were showcased at Juhu Beach. (Photo by Sandeep Kacchap) Prafulla Dhal Working on Waste & Renewables in Rural Areas Prafulla Dhal, a Climate Reality Leader, and National Coordinator, Climate Disaster and Livelihood, The Climate Project Foundation spearheaded the installation of solar pumps in Odisha's villages. These solar micro pumps have a profound and lasting impact on the lives of impoverished tribal families. They not only helped protect forests from fires but also promoted soil regeneration and facilitated the adoption of organic farming practices. ​ In another activity, Mr. Dhal facilitated the establishment of 200 vermicompost pits using rural waste through the participation of 600 women from Self Help Groups. This initiative has resulted in the production of over 1000 tonnes of organic manure, which has been instrumental in regenerating soil health and reducing reliance on chemical fertilizers. Exclusive Interview of Col. Shashikant Dalvi (Retd.) in Doordarshan Col. Shashikant Dalvi (Retd.), a Climate Reality Leader and National Coordinator – Water, The Climate Project Foundation was featured on the Samagam Telecast for Doordarshan, aired on 7th June 2023, by the News and Views channel. During the interview, he shared his inspiring journey focused on water conservation. Col. Dalvi discussed the initial steps taken, including the implementation of roof-top rainwater harvesting techniques in Pune, followed by the remarkable 'Mission Pani' and the ongoing project named 'Jal Atmanirbhar Abhiyan.' The latter aims to establish tanker-free zones in 100 villages, empowering them to become self-sufficient in water resources. Sunil Mysore Contributed to Paper by IISD Sunil Mysore, a Climate Reality Leader and National Coordinator, Entrepreneurship, The Climate Project Foundation made significant contributions to a recent paper by the International Institute for Sustainable Development, which explores the opportunities and challenges of scaling up Agrivoltaics in India. The report addresses the potential issue of limited land resources for both renewable energy and agriculture and proposes Agrivoltaics as a viable solution, while addressing the potential of solar panels and agricultural land use to enhance crop yield. The paper also includes case studies featuring stakeholders involved in the Agrivoltaics ecosystem. ​ Click on the image to download the report Pradeep Karturi Co-Authored G20 Policy Pradeep Karturi, one of our Climate Reality Leaders, co-authored a G20 policy brief on establishing a resilient Electric Vehicle Battery Value Chain in a circular economy context. The recommendations from the document will be presented to G20 working groups, ministerial meetings, and the leader's summit to inform concrete policy measures. The brief emphasizes the importance of a clear definition of who is responsible for the end-of-life stages of batteries within a circular economy framework. It suggests the need for uniform regulations and financial support to develop local recycling and innovative technology solutions. The aim is to achieve efficient and environmentally sustainable battery value chains. The brief also highlights the significance of international collaboration and should be a catalyst for effective monitoring of the sector's environmental impacts and their components. Checkout Our Previous Newsletters March - April Newsletter 2023 January - February Newsletter 2023 November - December Newsletter 2022 September - October Newsletter 2022

CLIMATE CHANGE AWARENESS PROGRAM When The Climate Reality Project India started its mission in 2009, the first challenge was to make people aware about the science and impacts of Climate change as there was very little awareness about the crisis. We started the Climate Change Awareness Program to make people understand that our climate is changing and the solutions are in our hands. ​ Under this program, the well trained and expert Climate Reality Leaders give the customized and curated presentation on the science, impacts and solutions of Climate change for the region. Through this program, we collaborate with our partners to organize and conduct presentations. We have been proactively engaging the businesses, commercial associations, government, media houses, educational institutions and resident communities in climate change conversations. Climate Change Conversations Zee Entertainment The Climate Reality Project India collaborated with Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd. to impart education and training on environmental issues. It all began with the “Climate Impact” program, which is a series of workshops that was conducted for the employees of Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd. ​ These sessions/workshops were led by Climate Reality Leaders who are field experts on various environmental issues and have in-depth knowledge and years of experience in working towards creating a more sustainable environment. Request an Expert Presentation