Advancing LC3 adoption through resource mapping, industry collaboration and cement decarbonisation.

Local builders explored sustainable, circular and disaster-resilient construction practices in Ladakh.

Handwashing awareness activities promote healthy hygiene habits among rural schoolchildren.

Bringing women, institutions and resources together to support women-led enterprises and safe mobility.

Connecting women’s entrepreneurial aspirations with credit, knowledge and sustained enterprise support.

South African delegates witnessed India building fairness into green growth.

The Governance Module (Sva-Shasan Module) was piloted through two sessions with entrepreneurs and institutional stakeholders, focusing on two chapters.

KBBL campaigns turn rural women’s and youth’s ideas into enterprises.

Technical exchanges support shared approaches to sustainable waterbody rejuvenation.

Stakeholders unite to advance Niwari’s water resilience vision by 2030

Advancing LC3 through pilot-scale clay calcination and low-carbon cement innovation.

Experts explored wetland restoration for climate resilience and water security

Immersion showcased community-led approaches to sustainable water security in Bundelkhand.

UNGA side event explores technology and collaboration for community outcomes.

7 udyaME Camps across Jhansi and Sant Ravidas Nagar engaged 500+ aspiring women and young entrepreneurs, facilitating 300+ Enterprise Support Services and bringing essential business support, information, and opportunities closer to entrepreneurs.

Bridging Information Gap (BIG) sessions empowered 658 students on source waste segregation.

Driving systemic circular economy transition through grassroots MSMEs and micro-entrepreneurs.

Development Alternatives participated in WRI India’s Connect Karo 2026, contributing perspectives across two roundtables focused on advancing integrated rural development and accelerating the transition towards low-carbon built environments.

Surveys across four districts capture how CLFs support women-led enterprises.

Workshop on Good Bricks, organised by TARA in Howrah on 26 August, bringing together around 60 stakeholders (Brick kiln owners) from across West Bengal.