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January 22, 2021

Energy for Development: Co-building a new access narrative for Jharkhand

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January 15, 2021

What Clean Fuel Use in Every Household Means For Women Empowerment

Even if a rural household cooks one or two of its daily meals in electric/induction cookstoves, it helps bring down indoor emissions. Photo by Ashwini Chaudhary/Unsplash.

Blogs

January 14, 2021

How can public bike-sharing initiatives thrive in Indian cities?

Cities are actively planning infrastructure to encourage and foster non-motorized forms of transportation, such as walking or cycling, among commuters. Photo by Wikimedia Commons.

Blogs

January 13, 2021

Clean Air Action Plans for cities and their corresponding challenges

Cities lack a suitable number of continuous and manual monitoring stations to capture representative air quality data. Photo by Satyajeet Mazumdar/Unsplash.

Blogs

January 8, 2021

A nature-based solution for healthy, resilient cities

Planting trees is the easiest means to preserve and restore natural capital at scale. Photo by: Vishnu Prasad/unsplash

Blogs

January 6, 2021

Tackling Transport Emissions

The strategic plan should also include initiatives to experiment, develop proof of concepts to measure the efficacy of the undertaken projects. Photo by Wikimedia Commons

Blogs

January 6, 2021

Digital Ticketing as a Way Forward for Safer, Cashless Public Transport

The city has regained over 45% of its pre-pandemic ridership. Delhi also has the “No Mask-No ride” initiative and timely sanitation of buses to thank for the steady increase in ridership numbers.

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December 21, 2020

Restoring Landscapes in India for Climate and Communities

Blogs

December 10, 2020

Five Ways to Promote Public Transport in Indian Cities

As per the 2011 Census, 36% Indians either walk or cycle to work while 30% live in close proximity of their workplace and do not need to travel. Photo by pxhere

Blogs

December 10, 2020

Household Air Pollution from Solid Fuels and its Invisible Solution

A higher PM2.5 concentration in a closed environment is ten times more harmful than a similar outdoor concentration because contained areas enable potential pollutants to build up more than open spaces do. Photo by Michael Foley/Flickr

Blogs

December 1, 2020

Electric car adoption in India: Understanding personal and commercial e-car viability

Car travel, due to typically lower occupancy levels, is also associated with higher carbon emissions Photo by: BRPL.

Blogs

November 11, 2020

Wind Energy Technology in Tamil Nadu: What the Future Holds

Our recent webinar also focused on to enhance knowledge, gain valuable insights and disseminate new and innovative ideas amongst the wind energy community with a particular focus on accelerating development in the offshore wind space in Tamil Nadu. Janusz Sobolewski / Flickr

Blogs

November 9, 2020

COVID-19 and Smart Cities: Emergency response and resurgence

During the pandemic, India’s 100 smart cities have set an example of how innovation, technology and existing infrastructure can be harnessed to strengthen, balance and coordinate on-ground action during crisis.

Blogs

November 3, 2020

Busting the cost barrier: Why electric three-wheelers make business sense

Blogs

October 21, 2020

Powering India’s shift to electric mobility: Big opportunity in two-wheelers segment

The electrification of two-wheelers (2Ws) provides an enormous opportunity to cut down on Carbon Dioxide emissions and improve air quality levels. Photo by Bounce.

Blogs

October 19, 2020

Rethinking public engagement for safer streets

WRI India team member interacting with students at Swami Nitanand School, Rohtak.

Blogs

October 6, 2020

Total cost of ownership of electric vehicles: Implications for policy and purchase decisions

A wider range of EV models is also expected to be launched in the coming years, offering more affordable options for consumers. Photo by ElectreeFi

Blogs

October 5, 2020

Nature-based Solutions for reimagining the pathway to a sustainable future

NbS can help address climate risks and contribute to mitigation and adaptation efforts

Blogs

October 3, 2020

Battling Environmental Degradation

The presence of phosphates and surfactants in untreated sewage causes foaming in several stretches of the Yamuna. Photo by Deep Rajendran Nair/Shutterstock.

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September 17, 2020

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Energy for Development: Co-building a new access narrative for Jharkhand

What Clean Fuel Use in Every Household Means For Women Empowerment

How can public bike-sharing initiatives thrive in Indian cities?

Clean Air Action Plans for cities and their corresponding challenges

A nature-based solution for healthy, resilient cities

Tackling Transport Emissions

Digital Ticketing as a Way Forward for Safer, Cashless Public Transport

Restoring Landscapes in India for Climate and Communities

Five Ways to Promote Public Transport in Indian Cities

Household Air Pollution from Solid Fuels and its Invisible Solution

Electric car adoption in India: Understanding personal and commercial e-car viability

Wind Energy Technology in Tamil Nadu: What the Future Holds

COVID-19 and Smart Cities: Emergency response and resurgence

Busting the cost barrier: Why electric three-wheelers make business sense

Powering India’s shift to electric mobility: Big opportunity in two-wheelers segment

Rethinking public engagement for safer streets

Total cost of ownership of electric vehicles: Implications for policy and purchase decisions

Nature-based Solutions for reimagining the pathway to a sustainable future

Battling Environmental Degradation

Physical Distancing on Mumbai’s Trains Is Nearly Impossible, and Station Design Is a Big Reason Why

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