Decarbonization India Alliance An action oriented initiative to accelerate India’s decarbonization journey The Decarbonisation India Alliance (DIA), initiated by Society of Energy Engineers and Managers (SEEM), is an ambitious action-oriented project aimed at accelerating the transition towards a low-carbon and sustainable future for India. It is a platform that champions engineers who are at the frontline of implementing change in industries that will need to decarbonise as well as those who can create products and services that will catalyze this decarbonisation. Visit the Website Mission Foster innovation, share best practices, and address barriers to decarbonisation. Facilitate collaboration among key stakeholders, driving tangible, real-world outcomes in India’s energy transformation. Accelerate India's transition to a low-carbon future. Empower engineers with tools and knowledge to lead decarbonisation efforts. Develop and promote catalytic products and services for sustainable development. Partnership with The Climate Reality Project India & South Asia Together with The Climate Reality Project India and South Asia branch, DIA is joining hands with stakeholders committed to helping India achieve its Net Zero targets. This partnership aims to: Hold collective symposiums/workshops across various cities and forums. Act as a catalyst in bridging gaps between climate finance providers, beneficiaries, and policymakers. Mobilize and optimize financial resources to combat climate change effectively. Promotion/usage of ‘Climate Traces’, an initiative, where historic emissions are shown industry/country wise, which is spoken as a database of the future. India's Decarbonisation and Carbon Neutrality Targets Build 500 GW of non-fossil fuel energy capacity by 2030 Build 500 GW of non-fossil fuel energy capacity by 2030 India plans to generate 500 GW of renewable energy like solar, wind, hydro, and nuclear by 2030, reducing reliance on fossil fuels and supporting decarbonization. Reduce carbon emissions by 1 billion tons by 2030 Reduce carbon emissions by 1 billion tons by 2030 Cutting 1 billion tons of CO₂ emissions by 2030 aims to reduce industrial, transport, and energy-related emissions, supporting global climate goals and a transition to carbon neutrality. Reduce carbon intensity below 45% by 2030 Reduce carbon intensity below 45% by 2030 Reducing carbon intensity by 45% by 2030 focuses on lowering emissions per unit of GDP, promoting sustainable growth through cleaner technologies and renewable energy. Achieve Net Zero emissions by 2070 Achieve Net Zero emissions by 2070 India's Net Zero target by 2070 aims to reduce emissions to near zero, with the remainder offset by reforestation and carbon capture. SEEM Energy Award at New Delhi The SEEM Energy Awards 2023 took place on September 26-27 in New Delhi, recognizing industry leaders in energy efficiency and innovation. Organized in partnership with The Climate Project Foundation (TCPF) and the Society of Energy Engineers and Managers (SEEM), the event attracted 200 delegates. Under a recently signed MoU, both organizations aimed to advance energy efficiency and carbon responsibility in India. The ceremony presented 100 awards across various categories, featuring expert sessions on emerging trends in low-carbon practices. TCPF facilitated a crucial session on carbon management and hosted a networking dinner to discuss the future of the Decarbonisation India Alliance. Ten-City Campaign Raipur Event The Decarbonisation India Alliance (DIA) Ten City Campaign, led by the Society of Energy Engineers and Managers (SEEM) in collaboration with Asar and the India Blockchain Alliance (IBA), was held on June 14, 2024, at Babylon Capital, Raipur. Inaugurated by Mr. Sumit Sarkar, CEO of the Chhattisgarh Biofuel Development Authority, the event highlighted Chhattisgarh’s focus on green hydrogen and biofuels. It featured the ‘Awake, Arise, Decarbonise’ sensitisation camp, engaging 85 professionals through presentations and panel discussions on innovative decarbonisation strategies. With strong industry participation and support from government and private entities, the event laid a solid foundation for DIA’s low-carbon initiatives. Kochi Event On July 10, 2024, the Decarbonisation India Alliance (DIA) launched its Ten City Campaign (TCC) at Hotel Renai, Kochi, in partnership with SEEM, ASAR, The Climate Project Foundation, Social Impact Advisors and India Blockchain Alliance. The event, attended by 85 professionals from sectors like steel, cement, pharma, and hospitality, featured innovative decarbonisation strategies. Highlights included the DIA Sensitization Camp, themed “Awake, Arise, Decarbonise,” and the formation of the CEO Sustainability Forum for Kerala. Distinguished speakers emphasized collaborative efforts, government schemes, and India’s carbon neutrality goals. The campaign fostered engagement, leadership, and sustainable solutions, marking a vital step toward a greener future. Join the Movement Join us in creating a sustainable future for India, wish to be a part of it/know more about it. Contact Us

Tree Plantation One of the best ways to lower the concentration of the greenhouse gases from the atmosphere is to create more carbon sinks. The Climate Reality Project India is supporting India’s NDCs towards the Paris Agreement to achieve sequestration of 2.5 -3 billion tonnes of CO2 from forests and trees by 2030, and thus, collaborating with its partners and the Climate Reality leaders. Mission One Million Fruit Trees In the backdrop of cyclone Fani, 2019 , the Mission Million Fruit Trees was launched. The Climate Reality Project India joined hands with Sustainable Green Initiative(SGI), One Tree Planted and SPARSH Odisha and successfully launched the campaign in August 2019 by the Speaker of Odisha Legislative Assembly in an event attended by thousands of people. The mission will plant at least 1 million fruit trees in Odisha coastal districts, particularly in Puri district, during 2019-2025, in five year time for ensuring food security to small marginal farmers & recovering the green coverages lost due to cyclone and generate employments on for youths on agriculture & horticulture sectors. The Climate Reality Leaders Prafulla Dhal, and Raj Mohan, the implementer of OTP project in India and the Founder of Sustainable Green Initiative are committed to the Mission One Million Fruit Trees in Odisha. Timeline By 15th August 2019, one lakh trees were distributed to the villagers through the NGO networks, which were planted in the fruit hatcheries, backyards of individual households and schools and public places. In 2020, 93 thousand saplings were planted in Puri for community-level resilience and recovery of greenery, local livelihoods and food security. In 2019-2021, the mission has planted 8.30 lakh trees in Puri district. Of these plantations, 2.90 lakh fruit trees have been planted, and 5.40 lakh coastal forest species such as casuarina are planted by the farmers. The important feature of this initiative in these three years of its journey is the emergence of farmer bodies, namely, “Farmer Producer Companies” (FPC) to undertake plantation drives sustainably till 2030. Currently, 15 FPCs have been registered and 7600 farmers have become their members. The mission has an aim to promote a network of 100 FPCs in 7 coastal districts of Odisha, including Puri, by 2030, where 1 lakh farmers should be networked with a commitment of planting at least 100 fruit trees each by 2030, thereby, reaching 10 million fruit trees. Molaikathoni Nursery Project An initiative of The Climate Reality Project India in association with the Forest Man Foundation and the Indigenous People’s Climate Justice Forum The Molaikathoni Nursery Project was conceived by The Climate Reality Project India and is being planned and implemented in collaboration with the Forest Man Foundation and Indigenous People’s Climate Justice Forum. The 1 hectare (approx. 4 bighas) nursery is located on the Arunachapori island in the Majuli district of Assam. The Molaikathoni Nursery Project was initiated in March and officially launched on World Water Day 2022 under the patronship and direction of Jadav ‘Molai’ Payeng, a Padma Shree awardee who is also known as the Forest Man of India. Under the Molaikathoni Nursery Project, a total of 393270 saplings were planted with a survival rate of 68%. Despite the many challenges the project has yielded expected results. Altogether 170000 saplings from the nursery have been replanted as a part of a larger forestation project. The project has provided livelihood to some villagers for several months, directly motivating the communities to participate in conservation of the forest and the wildlife species. Around 40 native saplings and several hundred seeds of Arjuna were planted with the participation of the local community during the observance on the occasion of World Environment Day 2022 under the program. Read the Full Report Mangrove Plantation Mangroves can store up to five times more carbon than the equivalent area of mature tropical forests; acts as a protective biological shield against cyclones and tsunamis, provides livelihood and ecologically sensitive areas. Mangroves plantations are critical to coastal regions. Climate Reality India supported Mr. Raj Mohan, Climate Reality Leader and founder of Sustainable Green Initiative, in planting and distributing 51000 trees and mangroves saplings at Kumirmari island in Sundarbans, West Bengal. This island of Kumirmari still needs about half a million-mangrove.

Careers 2D Animator & Sketching Artist Job Opening: 2D Animator Location: New Delhi, India | Type: Full-Time | In-office The Climate Reality Project India & South Asia is seeking a creative 2D Animator to develop engaging edutainment content on climate change. Key Responsibilities: Design 2D animations, explainer videos, and short films on climate-related topics. Collaborate with educators and designers to conceptualize and storyboard impactful visuals. Ensure high-quality, polished content aligned with organizational goals. Stay updated on animation trends and innovate to enhance outreach initiatives. Requirements: Proficiency in tools like Adobe Animate, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Moho, Blender or Similar . Strong storytelling and character animation skills. Creativity and passion for simplifying complex topics for diverse audiences. Basic knowledge of climate change or willingness to learn. Prior experience is preferred, but freshers are also encouraged to apply as interns. Why Join Us? Be part of a mission-driven team creating a sustainable future while showcasing your creative talents! Apply Now: Send your resume, portfolio, and a brief cover letter to connect@climatereality.org.in Job Opening: Sketching Artist Location: New Delhi, India | Type: Full-Time | In-office The Climate Reality Project India & South Asia is seeking a skilled Sketching Artist to create visually impactful content on climate change and sustainability. Key Responsibilities: Develop hand-drawn sketches, illustrations, and storyboards for edutainment and educational materials. Collaborate with content creators and designers to visualize complex climate-related topics. Create characters, infographics, and scenes that convey engaging narratives. Ensure timely delivery of high-quality work and adapt to feedback. Requirements: Proficiency in traditional and digital sketching tools (e.g., Photoshop, Illustrator, Affinity or Procreate) . Strong creativity, storytelling, and attention to detail. Passion for sustainability and willingness to learn about climate change. Prior experience in sketching, illustration, or related fields. Why Join Us? Be part of a mission-driven organization using art and creativity to inspire climate solutions and awareness. Apply Now: Send your resume, portfolio, and a brief cover letter to connect@climatereality.org.in

Careers 2D Animator & Sketching Artist Job Opening: 2D Animator Location: New Delhi, India | Type: Full-Time | In-office The Climate Reality Project India & South Asia is seeking a creative 2D Animator to develop engaging edutainment content on climate change. Key Responsibilities: Design 2D animations, explainer videos, and short films on climate-related topics. Collaborate with educators and designers to conceptualize and storyboard impactful visuals. Ensure high-quality, polished content aligned with organizational goals. Stay updated on animation trends and innovate to enhance outreach initiatives. Requirements: Proficiency in tools like Adobe Animate, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Moho, Blender or Similar . Strong storytelling and character animation skills. Creativity and passion for simplifying complex topics for diverse audiences. Basic knowledge of climate change or willingness to learn. Prior experience is preferred, but freshers are also encouraged to apply as interns. Why Join Us? Be part of a mission-driven team creating a sustainable future while showcasing your creative talents! Apply Now: Send your resume, portfolio, and a brief cover letter to connect@climatereality.org.in Job Opening: Sketching Artist Location: New Delhi, India | Type: Full-Time | In-office The Climate Reality Project India & South Asia is seeking a skilled Sketching Artist to create visually impactful content on climate change and sustainability. Key Responsibilities: Develop hand-drawn sketches, illustrations, and storyboards for edutainment and educational materials. Collaborate with content creators and designers to visualize complex climate-related topics. Create characters, infographics, and scenes that convey engaging narratives. Ensure timely delivery of high-quality work and adapt to feedback. Requirements: Proficiency in traditional and digital sketching tools (e.g., Photoshop, Illustrator, Affinity or Procreate) . Strong creativity, storytelling, and attention to detail. Passion for sustainability and willingness to learn about climate change. Prior experience in sketching, illustration, or related fields. Why Join Us? Be part of a mission-driven organization using art and creativity to inspire climate solutions and awareness. Apply Now: Send your resume, portfolio, and a brief cover letter to connect@climatereality.org.in

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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Water Conservation Water is life. We have been listening to this phrase since time immemorial, but do we realize its importance for our sustenance. India along with some other nations is going through an unprecedented water crisis. There are many factors that have led to this water crisis in our country, the major being the impacts of climate change. Due to climate change we are experiencing erratic rainfalls, cloud bursts, the number of rain days are decreasing, the droughts are drier and draining rivers, aquifers, and reservoirs. In urban as well as rural landscapes, catchment areas are decreasing with large-scale wetland degradation and poor water management. Climate Reality Is Working Intensively On Programs Like Traditional Rainwater Harvesting Systems as Well As Offline / Online Workshops To Create Local Water Warriors.. Success Stories Rain Water Harvesting Project At Ambegaon, Pune The Climate Reality Project - India under the able guidance of our National Coordinator for Water conservation, Col. Shashikant Dalvi (Retd.) launched the Rain Water Harvesting project in 04 districts of Pune namely, Karegaon, Bhavadi, Kurwandi and Thugaon falling under Ambegaon Taluk. With the kind support from ICICI, MAPS, these districts started their journey from being water starved to water sufficient areas. Read Full Story Rain water Harvesting Project at Kamkheda Village, Beed District Beed is one of the worst drought hit districts of the Marathwada region in Maharashtra. The rainfall pattern here is uneven. The region also saw the effects of el-nino phenomenon from 2010-2017. Tens of thousands of Beed residents have no choice but to struggle hard to source the basic necessity – water. With the help of our National Coordinator for Water Conservation, Retd. Col. Shashikant Dalvi, the pilot project to make Beed district water sufficient, was started. A number of awareness programs were conducted on rain water harvesting for the villagers and members of Gram Panchayat of Kaamkheda village in Beed. In April 2018, it was decided to start the implementation of the program in the village. The project was also supported by MAPS Industries (I) Pvt. Ltd. Pune. The project has shown good results and we believe that soon the district will become water- tanker free. The state government is also replicating this project in other Talukas. Read Full Story Read Full Report on our Water Conservation Initiatives Bachega Jal, Banega Kal - Mission Pani We are already facing a water crisis, and climate change is making it worse. With ever-increasing water demand coupled with unpredictable weather conditions, frequent flooding, severe droughts, heatwaves and water tables going down, climate change impacts our water. It will hit hard on water availability for human use. Water conservation and its management play an essential role to fight climate crises. With the current crisis, significance of water conservation becomes even more important. As we are all aware, hygiene is fundamental to our fight against the current pandemic whether it’s washing hands, sanitization or wearing a mask. So, come forward and do your bit, conserve water, practice safety and hygiene and help fight in this war against the pandemic. Taking a step towards solving the water crisis, we support MISSION PANI, an initiative towards saving water and sustaining it for the generations to come. Let’s save more water together. Learn More Take Water Action, Fight the Climate Crisis.' Gallery

Back Anshita National Coordinator Communications She has completed her post graduate diploma in journalism from Asian College of Journalism in Chennai in 2019. Currently, she covers the animation, VFX, gaming and comics industry as a senior reporter and copy editor. She got trained as a Climate Reality Leader in 2021; and has worked with the India team on creating videos on the Green Campus Program. She is deeply interested in climate change and environment, mostly reading about the topics and preaching sustainability to friends, family, colleagues, anyone and everyone. She is a board game enthusiast, loves fiction, and practices composting. Share Profile Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link

Back Vivek Trivedi National Coordinator Climate Disaster and Livelihood Dr. Vivek Trivedi is a Ph.D. in Social Work from Center for Social Work, Panjab University, Chandigarh, Masters in Social Work (MSW) from Punjabi University, Patiala and, PG Diploma in Journalism and Mass Communication from IGNOU. He is a Climate Reality Fellow (2009), at the Asia Pacific Summit, in Melbourne, hosted by the Australian Conservation Foundation. Oxfam Australia, Community Aid Abroad and UNESCO selected him in International Youth Parliament (2004) and UNESCO ESD twin world conferences, 2014 respectively and nominated him as Drafting Committee Member for ESD Youth Statement incorporated in Nagoya Declaration 2014. He has been awarded with Hindustan Times Brightest Young Climate Leadership Award 2010 by the British Council, New Delhi and conferred twice State Award in 2014 and 2020 by Chandigarh Administration on 65th Republic Day and 74th Independence Day 2020 for meritorious services in Social and Public Affairs. Also, he is an alumnus of Diplomacy Training Programme (DTP), University New South Wales, Sydney, Australia, Jeju International Training Center, UNITAR/CIFAL, Jeju, South Korea. His expertise are in Organizational Development & Strengthening, International Relations and Partnership Building, Advocacy, Programme Management and Administration, M&E and Capacity Building etc. He founded Association of Professional Social Workers and Development Practitioners (APSWDP) in 2014; a think tank and is instrumental in getting Special Consultative Status under the United Nations Economic and Social Council (UN-ECOSOC), Accreditation and Observer Status under the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA) and the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). He is a passionate author, global traveller and love of photography. Presently, he is working with Municipal Corporation Chandigarh as Social Development Officer in Development Cell. Share Profile Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link

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 Prafulla Kumar Dhal National Coordinator Climate Disaster and Livelihood Mr. Prafulla Kumar Dhal is a well-known strategist and specialist on pubic polices in India spanning over 25 years. He is the General Manager & State Head, CSR of JK Group of companies in Odisha. He served as Sr. Consultant with E&Y for government advisory section. He led World Bank mission in Andhra Pradesh & Telangana for AP Municipal Development Project (APDMP) to suggest reforms in municipal governance. He authored a number of research documents for agencies like UNDP, USAID (FIRE (D), UNFPA, Development Alternatives, IUCN, VV NLI, NIEPUA, ICCW and others. Mr Dhal is especially keen in developing strategies for youth employments in non-conventional areas. Share Profile Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link

Back Sumit Ramesh Arora National Coordinator Waste & Circular Economy Sumit R Arora is a Social Development Specialist with more than 15 years of experience working with the Government and Non-Government sectors. His areas of interest include Youth & Gender studies, Environment & Climate Change issues, Waste Management, Behaviour Change Management with core competency in the domain of Capacity Building, Institutional Strengthening, Monitoring and Evaluation, and Report Writing. Besides, he is a Doctorate in Sociology and has published a few research papers and articles in Journals of National and International Repute. He is a Certified Climate Reality Leader (CRL) under The Climate Reality Project, trained by Nobel Laureate and former US Vice President Mr. Al Gore at “The Climate Reality Leadership Corps”, training program held at New Delhi (India) in February 2015. He is also President of Chandigarh based Civil Society Organization named ‘Association of Professional Social Worker and Development Practitioners (APSWDP)’, an association with Special Consultative Status with UN-ECOSOC, UN-DGC, and UNESCO-MIL Alliance. Share Profile Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link