Development Alternatives was one of the anchor partners at Climate Asia’s Annual Conference 2026, convening leaders across finance, institutions, technology, governance, and communities to accelerate India’s climate transition
Stakeholders align on pathways to decarbonise India’s construction sector
The workshop brought together key stakeholders from government agencies, cement industry and research institutions to deliberate upon LC3 potential in Odisha
Workshop explores pathways to decarbonise India’s brick industry sustainably
Community engagement builds awareness and ownership for sustainable water management
On 25th March 2026, five women e-rickshaw entrepreneurs under the Safe Mobility initiative were flagged off by Hon'ble Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan in Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh.
Experts co-designed ToT programme strengthening watershed capacity building nationwide
Joyful learning and entrepreneurship training strengthen communities and local
TARA’s Climator enhances IAYP Awards through real-world climate action for Schools.
Community-led pond revival celebrated through voices, performances, and partnerships
With over 25 years of experience in the brick sector, Development Alternatives (DA) has helped build an enabling ecosystem through knowledge creation, policy advocacy, and enterprise support. At the #AshCon Conference on Sustainable Fly Ash Utilisation, Preetika Gupta from DA presented our work on advancing fly ash adoption in Bihar.
On 19th March 2026, #DevelopmentAlternatives engaged with delegates from Southeast Asia and Africa at the National Institute of Labour Economics Research and Development (NILERD) as part of the International Training Programme on Local Governance and Rural Livelihoods.
Showcasing DA technologies under सह-SANKALP for scalable rural livelihood systems
Discussion on “Planet Pulse: Green Growth and Climate Divide – The Business of Climate: Profit or Planet”
Women-led clusters driving scalable, inclusive and investment-ready rural enterprises
At Day 2 of the #SILPLearningFestival 2026, hosted by Climate KIC and Sida (Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency), Kanika Verma, Lead - Sustainable Entrepreneurship Group & Executive Vice President at Development Alternatives, joined practitioners and system leaders to reflect on what it means to operate in the in-between spaces of Rethinking Intermediary Funding Practices.
Awareness drives promote waste segregation and healthier rural living practices
District engagement strengthens water governance and technical collaboration in Niwari
Judicial officers connected policy perspectives with grassroots lived realities.
NABARD officials experience integrated watershed and rural development models firsthand