During the monsoon season, the excess rainwater from Chauka and ponds flows into the river. This seasonal river meets a larger dam downstream that provides water to many districts in Rajasthan

'Stories of Change' initiative by Azim Premji University, encouraging social sector organisations to document their work and develop a grounded knowledge base

A case study supported by Oakland Institute. NEN has been working with the farmers, especially women farmers and mobilizing villages in Nagaland to revive the traditional millet-based agroecology.

The biggest challenge: can ecological sustainability be ensured while generating livelihood security and dignity for more than a billion people?

It is now in the process of transforming these gauthans into what it calls rural industrial parks, or centres for cottage industries that the government hopes will create retail products that can “compete with the market”.

Jibhi Valley's first homestay paves the way for eco-tourism showing that it's possible to build sustainable livelihoods without harming nature

Mr. Patwardhan was one of the first to provide a vision of sustainable transport for the city based on walking, cycling and public transport.

Ways in which residential buildings can be made cooler – a set of techniques called ‘passive design’ because they do not require the expending of energy for cooling.

In the age of climate action, cycle rickshaws are truly ecological mode of mobility and have potential to create meaningful, green livelihoods in cities and towns.

Journey of Jeewika as she sets up safe spaces to converse about wellness, food, societal constructs and the world within.  

Building a resilient and self-reliant community in Dantewada by connecting organic farmers to markets.

Leading the youth and children of the village in reviving the land for increased self-reliance.

Journey of Jeewika as she sets up safe spaces to converse about wellness, food, societal constructs and the world within.  

Building a resilient and self-reliant community in Dantewada by connecting organic farmers to markets.

To what length Government policies can enable local communities to come up with ecologically friendly conservation measures?

The series explores Vaidyas’ diverse notions of health and well-being which are often non-anthropocentric and situated in multidimensional physical, social, and spiritual eco-spaces

As we move ahead trying to resolve our challenges with a changing planet, mutual aid and attribution may be our keys to an equitable future.

When people were connected with land and agriculture, it had a healthy bearing on our cultural sensibilities.

Victor Hugo Gomes in an effort to understand, restore, and archive Goa’s heritage and culture while paying ode to its traditional knowledge.

A freelance journalist who brings the stories of tribal survival and annihilation to the outside world.

As we move ahead trying to resolve our challenges with a changing planet, mutual aid and attribution may be our keys to an equitable future.

How an artist nurtured children of a slum dwelling, strengthened a community and is working for a more just society all by the means of art.

Leading the youth and children of the village in reviving the land for increased self-reliance.

Gramani is a cultural hub where Shaji's activities that combine art, education and rural life add to the nuances of the community.

Journey of Jeewika as she sets up safe spaces to converse about wellness, food, societal constructs and the world within.  

Building a resilient and self-reliant community in Dantewada by connecting organic farmers to markets.

Leading the youth and children of the village in reviving the land for increased self-reliance.

A freelance journalist who brings the stories of tribal survival and annihilation to the outside world.

Living in a non-colonising way; resistance coupled with alternatives, often conceived of as prefigurative politics, can indeed lead to justice, equity, and sustainability.

This Association will take up various issues relating to gobas, to help strengthen their role for the benefit of Ladakhi society as a whole.

Imagining a future where every city and its citizens claim a deep connection with its surroundings, history, knowledge systems and the commons.

Helping community members bounce back from difficulties and improve their capacity to face risks, environmental or otherwise.

One compelling idea being put forward is that of bioregional forms of governance, which start from the biophysical realities of ecosystems, which are particular and even unique to places.

Journey of Jeewika as she sets up safe spaces to converse about wellness, food, societal constructs and the world within.  

Victor Hugo Gomes in an effort to understand, restore, and archive Goa’s heritage and culture while paying ode to its traditional knowledge.

How an artist nurtured children of a slum dwelling, strengthened a community and is working for a more just society all by the means of art.

The portal aims for information exchanges between platforms, and help in expanding the spaces for conservation data and dialogue

The series explores Vaidyas’ diverse notions of health and well-being which are often non-anthropocentric and situated in multidimensional physical, social, and spiritual eco-spaces

A documentary on the conservation of indigenous seeds by Sahyadri School, KFI, Khed, Pune, in the western state of Maharashtra in India.