Delhi’s air pollution crisis demands more than diagnosis, it needs mission-mode solutions. This latest report from Chintan, co-developed with the High Commission of Canada in India, outlines five interlinked strategies that centre public health, strengthen institutions, and enable hyperlocal action.
A step towards combatting pollution by a Material Recovery Facility (MRF) at the IIT-Delhi campus
The inequality in breathing and the impact of air pollution on three occupational groups in Delhi: wastepickers, municipal sweepers, and security guards.
An initiative that succeeded in effective waste management and reduction of plastic pollution across ten villages in Ramnagar, Uttarakhand.
Applause to the initiatives that are working to reduce plastic waste in Delhi-NCR and Uttarakhand, which can be emulated for the welfare of the environment
Increase climate resilience of the most vulnerable to protect themselves from Delhi’s extreme heat.
Can you farm in a slum? Teaching Delhi slum women to grow their own nutrition
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