Climate Talk

Climate Talks brings together thought leaders, innovators, and communities to share ideas, raise awareness, and inspire collective action toward a more sustainable future.

Why its Useful?

Climate Talk serves as an important platform for discussing and exchanging ideas on climate change, fostering dialogue, and raising awareness about its impacts and potential solutions.

How it works?

Climate Talk facilitates conversations, conferences, and events where experts, stakeholders, and the public can share knowledge, perspectives, and experiences related to climate change.

What you will get?

By participating in Climate Talk, you can gain insights, learn about innovative approaches, and engage with a diverse community working towards climate action.

Bolder decisions needed can be around climate change actions

As India braces for the onslaught of climate change afflicting the globe, it’s essential to understand why climate act...

The incremental participation of NGOs and civil society in climate change negotiations

The Climate crisis is a problem that needs collective effort from every segment of society to solve. In this context, th...

Localized solutions are a must to tackle climate change challenges

While climate change is a global crisis, its impact is localized. This is the argument by...

Extreme climate change challenges in South Asia calls for regional cooperation

The region that houses 1/5th of the world population will be prone to extreme climate vulnerabilities leading to challen...

Diverse farming systems is key to survival of small and marginal farmers

Farmers, especially in South Asia, facing the consequences of extreme climate change phenomenon, need to have access to ...

Climate Proofing South Asia Conclave Day 1 Keynote

Climatora team captured the keynote deliberations on Day 1 of the Climate Proofing South Asia (CPSA) Conclave under...

Importance of climate education in school curriculum

There couldn’t have been a more apt time to discuss #climateeducation than now, when the United Nations has ...