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Millet Mantra - The Culinary Centrepiece of India's G20 Presidency

A collaboration between CEEW and the Taj Group, Millet Mantra showcases lives and livelihoods around millets. From sustainable farming of millets to trying out decadent desserts, champions of millets from different parts of India are creating a sustainable food system around this climate-resilient and nutritious grain.

Millet Mantra - The Culinary Centrepiece of India's G20 Presidency

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COP29: On Climate Finance to Developing Nations EXPLAINER - HINDU

The 29th Conference of the Parties (COP29) of the UNFCC to be held in Baku, Azerbaijan, from November 11 to 22 is expected to be a “finance COP” as key climate finance issues feature at the top of its agenda.

Implications of an Emissions Trading Scheme for India’s Net-zero Strategy

This first-of-a-kind study investigates several crucial questions regarding the role of the Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) in meeting India's long-term mitigation targets.

Implications of an Emissions Trading Scheme for India’s Net-zero Strategy

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Addressing Vulnerabilities in the Supply Chain of Critical Minerals

This report highlights the vulnerabilities in the supply chain of seven minerals: lithium, cobalt, nickel, copper, manganese, graphite and rare earths. It examines mineral criticality assessment frameworks and the global concentration of reserves and mineral processing facilities.

Addressing Vulnerabilities in the Supply Chain of Critical Minerals

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A Greener, cleaner, and more sustainable together

Here's WhatOnEarth!® rooting for the New Collective Quantified Goal (NCQG) at USD 1.3 trillion at the Baku COP as it faces off with the looming spectre of indifference and indecision about who will pay and how it will be paid!

Will David overcome the Goliath at COP29?

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Jobs, Growth and Sustainability is the Heart of the Indian Economy: Gadkari

The study ‘Jobs, Growth and Sustainability: A New Social Contract for India’s Recovery’ was launched by Hon’ble Shri Nitin Gadkari at an online dialogue organised by CEEW. Other key speakers included Mr Jamshyd Godrej, Dr Anil Kakodkar, and Dr Naushad Forbes.

Jobs, Growth and Sustainability is the Heart of the Indian Economy: Gadkari

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Featured Research

Operationalising the Loss and Damage Fund to Address Climate Impacts

Jhalak Aggarwal , Sumit Prasad

This report attempts to answer the following questions – the scope of the loss and damage fund (LDF), who pays, who receives, how much, and how the fund fits into the current finance architecture to provide the solutions needed.
Sustainability-driven Non-tariff Measures

Hemant Mallya

International trade has been a key determinant of global economic growth and development. To accrue maximum benefits, international trade must be kept free from trade protectionism, which can take the form of tariff and non-tariff measures (NTMs). This paper establishes the scope of the NTM problem, and flags some of the major sustainability-driven European Union regulations, and the associated risks to the Indian industry, and finally attempts to trigger policy thinking to respond and adapt to these measures.
Unpacking the First Global Stocktake

Pallavi Das, Jhalak Aggarwal , Vaibhav Chaturvedi

The issue brief unpacks the Global Stocktake (GST) process and analyses the emerging themes in country submissions. It recommends key deliverables of the GST for making it relevant for India and the Global South.