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Mounting waste, shrinking solutions. India’s MSW systems are collapsing under poor planning, weak finance, and little local participation.

India’s growing biomedical plastic waste stream remains largely excluded from circular economy planning, particularly in healthcare systems beyond hospitals

Effective plastic waste management hinges on strong municipal governance—global and Indian cities show both inspiring models and critical gaps.

Can India’s cities turn their mounting plastic waste into a circular economy success story through markets, technology, and global partnerships?

As cities grow into the epicentres of consumption and waste, reducing urban food waste through targeted policies, technology, and community action is essential to build sustainable, inclusive, and food-secure cities for the future

India's circular economy can’t succeed on tech and policy alone—it must drive deep behavioural change and shift social norms around waste.

With plastic pollution set to triple by 2060, can the UN's treaty align its climate goals with economic interests and the principles of global equity?

The labour of the marginalised informal waste workers, whose caste, class and gender identities shape their exclusion, underpins waste management in India. Therefore, formalisation without social transformation would lead to unjust transitions. 

Young people are already driving change, but to sustain and scale it, Environmental Education needs to focus on the right mindsets, mentorship, and meaningful engagement.

देशाची राजधानी असलेल्या दिल्लीचे स्थानिक कामकाज पाहणाऱ्या दिल्ली महानगरपालिकेच्या कार्यकाळाची मुदत संपल्यामुळे २०२२ च्या डिसेंबरमध्ये निवडणुका घेण्यात आल्या.