... w/ Vishwas Chitale, PhD, Florian Krampe & Kira Vinke, moderated by Sara Schurmann. Register now for this insightful event which concludes DGAP’s Dialogue Process that has accompanied the development of the 🇩🇪 Federal Government’s climate foreign policy strategy. dgap.org/en/events/dial…

#HappeningToday Our Senior Programme Lead Vishwas Chitale, PhD will interact w/h Jennifer Morgan, Florian Krampe of SIPRI & Kira Vinke of DGAP and unpack 💰 adaptation funding & other forms of climate finance 🌍 developments at #COP28 from a Global South perspective 🕒 3:30 pm IST

Today, we welcome Jennifer Morgan GermanForeignOffice to share her assessment of the #COP28 & the negotiation outcomes. After her input, we will hold a panel discussion w/ Vishwas Chitale, PhD, Florian Krampe & Kira Vinke, moderated by Sara Schurmann. /1

“It’s important to realize that pledges are great, but they are not action. The proof is in the pudding here. We can all declare nice things, but doing them is really different. Implementation is key”, highlights Florian Krampe regarding the #lossanddamage deal at #COP28. /6

#climatechangeadaptation must get it’s seat on the table when we have to deal with increasing #climatic risks CEEW

"Pledges are great, but they are not action. Implementation is key” – grateful for the opportunity to reflect on #COP28 outcomes following Jennifer Morgan's keynote. Great to share the DGAP stage w/ Kira Vinke Vishwas Chitale, PhD @saraschurmann ⏩youtu.be/eQf5ec3DiD8?si… #ClimateSecurity

#Thread #NewStudy 🌧️In the last 10 years, 55% of Indian sub-districts (tehsils) saw an increase in monsoon rainfall, as per our first-of-its-kind granular pan-India analysis. How is climate change impacting monsoon patterns across India? Know more👇

First of its kind of #granular #climateanalysis of #indian #monsoons provides more #insights at #tehsil level

🚨Job Alert🚨 SIPRI is seeking a experienced Senior Researcher with a specific focus on conflict and peacebuilding for its Climate Change and Risk Programme. #ClimateSecurity 📰⏩sipri.org/about/vacancies

Our inaugural art x climate exhibition of 'Sustaina India,' co-conceptualised with the artist duo Thukral & Tagra, opens on 2 Feb at Bikaner House, Delhi, on the sidelines of India Art Fair! 🗓️Date: 2-15 Feb 📌Venue: CCA Gallery, 1st floor, Bikaner House, New Delhi Join us for

We are pleased to sign a Memorandum of Understanding with the Thane District Administration to support the enhancement of climate resilience across 6 municipal corporations in the district. We will also collaborate on technical support and capacity enhancement of the relevant

Speakers: • Katy Harris, SEI & Adaptation Without Borders • Kate Williamson, SEI • Pradyumna JB Rana, Intervention Manager and Climate Change Adaptation and Governance Analyst ICIMOD • Vishwas Chitale, PhD, Climate Resilience Team Lead CEEW More details: sei.org/events/managin…

Watch #LeftRightCentre with Vishnu Som (Vishnu Som) | Can The World 'COP' With Climate Change? On the panel: Harjeet Singh (@harjeet11.bsky.social), Bharati Chaturvedi, Abinash Mohanty 🇮🇳, Vishwas Chitale, PhD, Ramesh Kumar Kuruppath

Watch NDTV #LeftRightCentre with Vishnu Som as Bharati Chaturvedi , Director Chintan , joins to discuss Can the World ‘COP’ with #ClimateChange? Bharati emphasized that, with $2 trillion in global economic losses and $112 billion for India alone, we risk losing all our

UNU-INWEH Science Talks (Online, Open to Public) Building Climate Resilience of Rainfed Agriculture Speaker: Dr. Vishwas Chitale, Climate Adaptation and Resilience Research Fellow Time: 10 am EST, 11 December 2024 Event link: unu.edu/inweh/event/sc…

#Opinion | Planning for a hotter world If 2024 broke heat records, 2025 must look at climate resilience front and centre. Vishwas Chitale, PhD writes for The Indian Express 👇 Read more at indianexpress.com/article/opinio…

India Heat Summit 2025 | Day 1 Highlights Chat on Addressing Heat Risks: Solutions for Indian States and Cities. With Aditya Valiathan Pillai and Vishwas Chitale PhD moderated by Kartiki Negi. Aditya Valiathan Pillai Vishwas Chitale, PhD Sustainable Futures Collaborative CEEW Kartiki Negi

#InTheMedia | “The IMD forecasts above-average rainfall this year—106% of the Long Period Average. But this doesn't mean uniform distribution. Our analysis reveals a growing trend of short, erratic rainfall bursts, posing serious challenges for planning and resilience.” Senior

Join us for an engaging session on "A Nature First Approach: Harnessing Ecosystems for Resilience," where experts Dr. Achalender Reddy, IFS, retd., Dr. Vishwas Chitale (Vishwas Chitale, PhD), Jaya Dhindaw, Prof. S. Kanmani, V. Krishna, IFS (Krishna, IFS), Dipin Dileep (𝒜𝒹𝓋.𝒟𝒾𝓅𝒾𝓃 𝒟𝒾𝓁𝑒𝑒𝓅), Uttar

.ICLEI South Asia is proud to announce Dr. Vishwas Chitale, PhD, Fellow – CEEW, as a distinguished speaker at the #AriseCitiesForum2025 📆 8-9 October 2025 | 📍New Delhi NIUA_India Learn more: arisecitiesforum.org