Video The Sunita Narain Show: What led to the Himalayan tragedy in Nepal? In this episode, Sunita Narain examines the devastating floods in Nepal and what they tell us about climate change, reckless development and the fragile future of the Himalayas.
Workshops Decentralised Treatment of Wastewater and its Bulk Reuse India's urban water crisis is no longer a looming threat; it is a lived reality.
Reports The Agrobiodiversity Economy Climate change makes conventional agriculture difficult, so exploring alternatives is imperative.
October 6-9, 2026 Decarbonizing Cities: A whole-carbon approach for low-carbon and energy efficient development
October 17-28, 2026 Online Training Course Driving clean air: Strategies to reduce emissions from transport
October 22-November 1, 2026 Online Course on: Global Climate Law and Governance: Regulations, Policy and Emerging Frontiers
‹ › Sunita Narain at the Earth Again (Punascha Pruthibi) Conference in Bhubaneswar Sunita Narain was invited by the Sambad media group of Odisha as the Chief Guest at its Earth Again (Punascha Pruthibi) Conference in Bhubaneswar; this is the group'S flagship climate action initiative.
‹ › CSE at UNEP India–RIS Dialogue on Climate and Biodiversity Sehr Raheja, Deputy Programme Manager, Climate Change and Green Economy spoke at the UNEP India-RIS Dialogue on Connecting Nature and Climate: Dialogue on CBD COP17 and UNFCCC COP31.
‹ › SKOCH Award for Sunita Narain CSE director general Sunita Narain has been selected to receive the 2026 SKOCH Challenger Award in recognition of her contribution to environment protection, public policy and sustainable development.
‹ › Planetary Guardian Sunita Narain in New York Climate Week 2026 On the sidelines of the New York Climate Week 2026 from September 20-27, the Planetary Guardians will release the 2026 Planetary Health Check.
‹ › CSE at the 9th India International Water Week (IIWW 2026) At the 9th India International Water Week (IIWW 2026) at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi, Dr. Sumita Singhal from CSE's Water Programme joined sector leaders for Task Force 4 on "Treated Wastewater Reuse Across Sectors."
‹ › Down To Earth’s Shagun K recognised at IFAJ Star Prize Awards Shagun Kapil of Down To Earth has been named runner-up in both the Technology and Print categories at the 2026 International Federation of Agricultural Journalists (IFAJ) Star Prize Awards for her story, Promising Start, on the sex-sorted semen experiment in dairy.
‹ › CSE at Future Leaders Programme on 'Strategies for the Global Food System’ Rajeshwari from CSE's Sustainable Food Systems team attended the Future Leaders Programme on 'Strategies for the Global Food System at National, Regional, Local, and International Levels'
‹ › CSE’s climate team engages on multiple platforms Sehr Raheja from the team represented CSE at the NRDC-TERI Roundtable on 'Climate Conversation 2026 - Road to Antalya'. Her intervention focused on what the COP31
‹ › CSE helps Uganda's environment body by designing a waste management tool for the country On September 24, 2026, Atin Biswas, Shobhit Srivastava and Kaifee Jawed from CSE's Solid Waste Management and Circular Economy and Sustainable Industrialisation programmes met with Barirega Akankwasa
‹ › Significant strides in Africa CSE's Clean Air and Sustainable Mobility team has signed a Framework of Cooperation with Kenya's National Environment Management Authority (NEMA). The aim is to provide technical assistance to strengthen monitoring and controlling real-world on-road emissions; designvehicle scrappage frameworks and end-of-life management policies; and prepare an EV battery recycling framework for circular transition to zero-emission mobility.
‹ › Collaboration with the Uttar Pradesh New and Renewable Energy Development Agency (UPNEDA) A PMU has been established at UPNEDA with two CSE consultants. To support implementation of the Renewable Purchase Obligation (RPO) scheme in the state, CSE is engaging obligated entities, improving data quality, and assessing compliance challenges.
‹ › Upping the heat action in cities CSE's Urban Cooling Framework has been adopted as the standard methodology for the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs' (MoHUA) Heat-Resilient Cities project. Cities under the project are now developing their cooling strategies using CSE's approach. CSE is also been assisting the local governments in Kolkata, Jaipur, Gwalior and Bhopal in this sphere.
