At the 5th Yuva Sustainability Conference, Dr. Sunil Rai urged universities to transform into living laboratories where sustainability is practised, measured, and lived.
Mr Erik Solheim highlighted the shift of climate leadership towards business, innovation and the Global South, urging young people to drive sustainable growth that unites prosperity with planetary care.
Real climate resilience grows from trust, local action, and entrepreneurs who keep showing up
Social Enterprise Day reminds us that meaningful change does not always emerge from fintech propositions or grand institutional frameworks. It often begins with the most fundamental people engagement.
Eco Saathi began with a simple but powerful idea of replacing single-use plastic with practical, biodegradable alternatives while creating livelihoods for local communities.
In India, a new breed of business is reshaping the economy: social enterprises. These are neither charities nor traditional corporations. They are hybrid ventures that combine innovative, sustainable business models with a mission to tackle pressing social, environmental, and community challenges.
Local sensitivity is the foundation of the phrase ‘think global, act local,’which is essential for understanding and addressing nearby challenges.
A sustainable India cannot be a metro-only project. The real work (and the real impact) lies in tier-2, tier-3 towns and villages where climate impacts are most severe.
Some key sectors driving India’s green economy were capable of offering solutions for financial viability, creation of employment opportunities and driving innovations in the day-to-day functioning of industrial units.
The conference titled ‘Sustainability Storytelling for Green India: A Movement to Empower Youth’ being organised by Voices of Bharat: Yuva for Sustainability is set to kickstart a movement to create mass environmental awareness and catalyse climate action.