Dear Friends, At the outset let me congratulate and thank all our members for the success of the 2023 CANSA general assembly and planning meeting in Colombo, Sri Lanka. It was indeed a pleasure to meet in person and collectively shape the network’s future direction to enhance its impact in the region. Together we set […]
Download Here Nepal is susceptible to multitudes of hazards and risk is further intensified by the impact of climate change. Over 80% of annual disaster induced losses of lives and properties are attributed to the extreme weather conditions. There is a growing consensus on the fact that the changing patterns of extreme weathers is the […]
At their joint summit in May 2020, India and the EU agreed on the “EU-India Strategic Partnership: A Roadmap to 2025”. Climate change and clean energy, as well as the environment more broadly, are a distinct element within that roadmap. Both Parties committed to continue the Clean Energy and Climate Partnership established at the 2016 Summit.
Date & Time: 4th October 23 & 2.30 PM to 4.00 PM India Time The webinar is being jointly organized by CANSA and partners of the Eco Village Development project – INFORSE South Asia, Grameen Shakti in Bangladesh, Center for Rural Technology in Nepal, IDEA in Sri Lanka, and INSEDA in India. The project is […]
20 September 2023: Several leaders made compelling statements at the #UNClimate Ambition Summit today in New York. Leaders from Chile, Colombia and the Governor of California called out fossil fuels as the main cause of the climate crisis but some of the worst polluters- and among the richest countries – were conspicuous by their absence. They […]
#EndFossilFuels #FastFairForever Fossil Fuels are driving the climate crisis and endangering our present and future. Our political leaders are refusing to commit to serious actions towards a fast and fair phase out of fossil fuels alongside plans to scale up sustainable and safe renewables backed by real finance. Responsibility lies with rich nation historical polluters […]
By Lani C. Villanueva
More than twenty thousand people took to the streets today in 10 Asian countries to demand a rapid, just and equitable end to fossil fuels. The Asian mobilizations kicked off historic climate marches happening around the world this week. Millions are expected to join more than 650 climate marches and actions planned between September 15 to 17 in 60 countries.
The LCOY India team organized array of workshops, technical sessions, and interactive experiences along with a field trip to communities and sectors affected by climate change, followed by an open forum where partners, youth-led initiatives, and national/regional campaigns can share their perspectives. The conference’s final phase will spotlight Kerala’s local-level climate governance model, leading into discussions on vital climate issues. These deliberations will culminate in […]
Colombo/Dhaka/Islamabad/Kathmandu/ New Delhi, 6 September 2023: Climate Action Network South Asia (CANSA), a network of 250 civil society organizations of 8 countries in #SouthAsia has called upon G20 Leaders meeting in New Delhi, India on the 9-10 September to set an ambitious climate agenda ahead of the #COP28 climate summit later this year and commit […]
Effective policymaking plays a significant role in building resilience to climate change. District Climate Resilience Plans explore the points of convergence – climate concerns into district development plans in climate-sensitive sectors. It identifies policy gaps and provides practical, grounded and workable suggestion to improve the status- quo in priority sectors including agriculture, livestock, irrigation, renewable […]
