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Charter of Demands at Mawaiya Parshad Office The Climate Agenda organized a pivotal community meeting at the Mawaiya Parshad Office under the Harit Safar initiative. The meeting’s core aim was to present a Charter of Demands addressing critical issues like water, hygiene, healthcare, and street lighting in underserved communities. Through this gathering, we sought to […]

Slogans for Change in Community Mobility The slogan writing activity aimed to create powerful, memorable messages to raise awareness about the importance of sustainable, inclusive urban mobility. We wanted to engage the community in thinking critically about transport choices and how they impact both the environment and their everyday lives. We sought to expand the

Mapping Mobility Challenges : Sanjaynagar The Mapping Activity aimed to understand the existing barriers faced by the community in accessing urban mobility and transportation. Our goal was to identify the essential needs, opportunities, and challenges that locals—particularly women and girls—encounter when using public transport. This data would help us develop policies, plans, and solutions that

Youth Dialogue on Transport Challenges at City Convent School As part of our ongoing efforts to address urban mobility challenges, The Climate Agenda hosted a youth dialogue at City Convent School, Rajajipuram, Lucknow. The session aimed to identify and address the key transport-related problems faced by local students and young people. It provided a space

Youth dialogue at Karamat Muslim Girls P.G College Cities today are responsible for over 70% of global carbon dioxide emissions, with private cars running on fossil fuels being a primary contributor. The demand for passenger transport is projected to expand by nearly 75% by 2050, making urgent action critical to prevent long-term environmental consequences. A

Introducing Our 2nd SangGati Centre in Lucknow’s LuvKush Nagar! In the vibrant city of Lucknow, a pressing concern affects the lives of countless young girls: inadequate public transportation. The stark reality is that many girls are forced to abandon their education due to the lack of safe, affordable, and reliable transportation options. A Crisis in

Workshop with LGBTQI community Patna Moves with Pride: Community Voices Demand Inclusive Transport Solutions Our recent workshop in Patna, “Moving with Pride,” brought together community members who shared their personal experiences and challenges with public transport. The overwhelming demand was clear: inclusive transport solutions that cater to diverse needs. Real-Life Stories, Real Change Community members

Empowering Girls through Creativity: Reuse Waste Water Bottle Organized a unique and engaging activity with the girls of Sangati Kendra, aiming to promote creativity, environmental awareness, and community bonding. The Reuse Waste Water Bottle Craft Activity was a huge success, and we’re excited to share the highlights with you. The activity took place on December

Youth Dialogue on Urban Mobility at Shri Ram PG College, Varanasi The important questions about how mobility solutions should be developed and the role of stakeholders in this process. One student asked, “What approach should be taken to find sustainable mobility solutions, and how can we ensure that current stakeholders are not negatively impacted byAt

Insights from Varanasi Residents The Harit Safar initiative brought its mission to Varanasi, where the youth of The Climate Agenda (TCA) led a vibrant dialogue with local residents. This engaging event focused on collecting public perspectives to envision cleaner, more affordable, inclusive, and sustainable urban transportation infrastructure. Residents shared diverse opinions through an interactive board