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In the NewsFrom Cyclones To Conservation: How Odisha’s Changing Coastline Is Redefining Tourism
Odisha’s 574-kilometre coastline is a paradox: a natural draw for travellers and a frontline of climate change. As cyclones intensify and seas rise, fishing families are turning conservation, farming and cultural traditions into experiences that sustain both livelihoods and tourism.
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In the NewsFrom Earth Day to Every Day: Climate Asia’s Annual Conference 2026 Calls for Urgency, Connection, and a People-First Climate Agenda
On Earth Day, Climate Asia convened its Annual Conference 2026 at India Habitat Centre, bringing together nearly 350 participants, 100 speakers and 17 sessions across two days. The conference marked a decisive shift toward a connected, people-centred climate agenda linking livelihoods, health, gender and economic resilience.
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In the NewsThe third Annual Climate Asia Conference convened in Bengaluru highlighted our planet’s pressing challenges
Themed “Accelerating Climate Action: Bridging the Gap from Dialogue to Action,” the third Annual Climate Asia Conference brought together leaders and experts across sectors for two days of dialogue on feminist climate approaches, mental health, green skills and capacity building.
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In the NewsClimate Asia targets 1 million farm beneficiaries by 2030
Agriculture is a key focus of Climate Asia’s work on climate adaptation, and the Delhi-based consultancy aims to reach one million beneficiaries over the next five years through its green accelerator programme.
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In the NewsFrom Forests to Futures: SAMVAD's Work in Jharkhand
In Uda Majhlitand, Jharkhand, Mahua was once a symbol of liquor and conflict. Today, it powers laddus, pickles and prosperity. With support from SAMVAD and Climate Asia, the village embraced self-governance through Gram Sabhas, transforming livelihoods and reviving community unity.
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In the NewsEarth Day 2025 | To fight climate crisis, invest in local leaders at frontiers
As the climate crisis deepens, its impact is most acutely felt in rural India, where livelihoods are tied to natural resources. Adaptation programmes must centre the traditional wisdom and leadership of those on the frontlines of climate change.
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In the NewsExplained: What is climate financing - how does it help/impact Indian economy? Experts decode
Climate finance is funding and financing that helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions by supporting renewable power systems like wind and solar, and helps communities adapt to climate impacts. Satyam Vyas of Climate Asia weighs in on the loss and damage fund at COP27.
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In the NewsClimate change is here. And so are green education and jobs
Indian companies are increasingly recruiting a workforce skilled in climate action, while young professionals look to build sustainable careers. Education institutes and startups are stepping up to meet the demand for green skills and climate-conscious leadership.
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