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Admin ESG April 17, 2023May 31, 2023 0 Comments air pollution, air quality index, bengaluru, CPCB, environment pollution, governance, Health, pollution, science

Right to Clean Environment

Report of the second webinar in ESG Webinar Series on Tackling Air Pollution focussed on Right to Clean Environment.

ESG Webinar Series on Tackling Air Pollution Events Issue in Focus Popular Webinars

Admin ESG April 3, 2023April 17, 2023 0 Comments air pollution, air quality index, bengaluru, CPCB, environment pollution, governance, Health, pollution, science

ESG Webinar Series on Tackling Air Pollution

‘ESG Webinar Series on Tackling Air Pollution’ is a 4-part webinar series organised by ESG which will address pertinent questions relating to the deteriorating air quality in India and other places.

ESG Webinar Series on Tackling Air Pollution ESG Workshop Reports Publications

Admin ESG March 22, 2023June 21, 2023 0 Comments air pollution, air quality index, bengaluru, CPCB, environment pollution, governance, Health, pollution, science

Role of Science, Public Health and Governance in Tackling Air Pollution

Report of the first webinar in ESG Webinar Series on Tackling Air Pollution focussed on Role of Science, Public Health and Governance.

Campaigns Commons Seminar & Workshops

Admin ESG January 24, 2023June 20, 2023 1 Comment accessibility, bengaluru, blue-green commons, Citizen Science, commons, functionality, green spaces, inclusivity, lakes, local governance, open spaces, re-greening

Reclaim and Turn Inclusive, Bengaluru and its Blue-Green Commons

ESG invites you to a public workshop on:

“Reclaim and Turn Inclusive Bengaluru and its Blue-Green Commons” on Saturday, 4th February, 2023 at SCM House, 2nd Cross Road, CSI Compound, Mission Road, Sampangi Rama Nagar, Bengaluru, 01:30 pm to 07:00 pm.

ESG Opinion Featured Articles Media

John V September 14, 2022June 20, 2023 0 Comments bengaluru, floods

Why did Bengaluru get badly flooded? | Express Dialogues

Bengaluru witnessed torrential rains and floods that created a disastrous impact. As a result, a large part of #Bengaluru was underwater.
The New Indian Express spoke to experts to understand the cause and effect of this concerning issue.Experts go on to state that rapid construction, encroachment, and corruption are behind the crisis.

Bengaluru Events Past Events

John V July 26, 2019October 24, 2022 2 Comments bengaluru, Public Participation, water

“Jakarta Sinking, Bengaluru Parched”: An invitation to attend the Public Forum organised by ESG

This public forum, organised by ESG, offers a platform for critical enquiries into the intersections of land, water, finance and

Efficacy of Ward Committees in Bengaluru Research Seminar & Workshops

Admin ESG June 27, 2019June 20, 2023 0 Comments bangalore, bbmp, bengaluru, community workshop, Local Rights, Nagarpalika Act, quality of life, survey, ward committees

Workshop Invite: How to Conduct a Survey of Wards of Bengaluru?

Learn the Why and How of conducting in-depth survey of your ward to make Bengaluru a more healthy, progressive, inclusive, sustainable and climate resilient city.

Efficacy of Ward Committees in Bengaluru Research

Admin ESG June 20, 2019June 20, 2023 9 Comments bbmp, bengaluru, Citizen Science, Decentralisation, Devolution of Power, Localisation, metropolitan Planning Committee, Participatory Governance, Public Involvment in Decision Making, Urban Finance, Urban Governance, urban planning, Ward committee

Invitation to Conduct Survey of Status of BBMP Wards in Bengaluru

An invitation to prepare a ground up assessment of planning and governance in Bengaluru metropolis by conducting a Citizen led Survey of the State of BBMP Wards.

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Admin ESG June 5, 2019June 20, 2023 0 Comments #beatairpollution, air pollution, bengaluru

To beat air pollution, redesign Bengaluru’s action plan

The high levels of air pollution in Bengaluru is the outcome of serious failure in governance and investment in false solutions over time. A shift needed is to build awareness and develop solutions that can be locally understood and managed, are economically feasible, and socio-culturally just. There has to be a healthy marriage between science, law, economics and common sense in addressing this challenge, with an intergenerational perspective and ecocentric view. With such a resolve, it is possible for Bengaluru to beat air pollution and truly join the World Environment Day celebrations, not just for a day, but every day.