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.

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.

He spent his life implementing Gandhian ideas, advocating for local self-governing institutions of tribals and local people. He was a patron of local culture and spiritual practices.

How can livelihood security and dignity be ensured for hundreds of millions of people in ways that also ensure ecological security?

Acknowledging groundwater as ‘commons’ is an important step in the right direction.

The macro and micro-systems of nature work in tandem to survive. Their role in climate change resilience is paramount. Sreeja works to ensure that all community voices are heard, all-natural parts are valued and sustainability is defined in one’s own context.

We need to demand that all nations take immediate corrective steps to act honestly and genuinely on the above mentioned climate actions, bring many people’s alternatives into serious consideration and review these as genuine alternative pathways to a sustainable and equitable world

Environment is given a few token sops, while in fact financial allocations continue to fuel an economy that is fundamentally unsustainable.

"We were termed backward and inferior because of our worldview but now the world is waking up to its importance"- Archana Soreng