From Waste Pickers to Green Collar Professionals

From Waste Pickers to Green Collar Professionals

Bangalore, India Widely known as India’s “Silicon City,” Bangalore conjures images of bustling technocrats, multinational companies, and fast-moving venture capital. But beneath this high-tech sheen lies a pressing crisis: unmanaged solid waste. Of the roughly 6,000...
Decarbonizing India’s Textile Industry

Decarbonizing India’s Textile Industry

Last fall, nearly 200 nations came together for UNFCCC COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, to discuss how we can align climate finance contributions with proposed action — particularly in emerging markets where there is an estimated need of US$2.8 trillion a year by 2030 to...
Brewing a Growing Impact Enterprise from Leftover Bread

Brewing a Growing Impact Enterprise from Leftover Bread

Bread waste is a massive issue in Hong Kong. Each day, thousands of loaves go unsold or uneaten and end up tossed away. For four University students with diverse ethnicities and skillsets, however, this excess bread represented more than just food waste — it was a...
Philanthropy Must Learn from Remittances

Philanthropy Must Learn from Remittances

In the landscape of global development finance, remittances — financial transfers sent by migrants to their families and communities in their home countries — continue to grow stronger under the radar of international headlines, which often feature aid programs and...
The Role of Domestic Capital in India’s Net-Zero Transition

The Role of Domestic Capital in India’s Net-Zero Transition

India stands at a critical crossroads in its journey to achieve net-zero emissions by 2070. This ambitious goal demands significant financial resources, yet the current investment landscape reveals a pressing capital shortfall. While foreign investors have...
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