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Real change in education begins beyond the classroom.

Education does not fail because of classrooms. It falters when the support around it is missing.

Through Gyan Kanya Shakti, support is reaching where it matters most. In classrooms, in health, in dignity, and across systems. This is not one intervention. It is everything working together.

In the lush landscapes of Tripura, 16 schools and nearly 1,300 students are discovering how water, climate, and sustainability connect to everyday life through the Mobius Young Climate Leaders Program. Adopting the Pani Pahar curriculum, hands-on learning, and community engagement, young minds are stepping up as climate leaders under the initiative.

The program is bringing together traditional knowledge systems, innovation, and on-ground solutions to the future of climate action. From classroom activities to field visits with forest departments, biodiversity centres, and local communities, students are linking knowledge with real-world solutions. Women-led self-help groups are also showing how eco-friendly entrepreneurship can support livelihoods while protecting the environment.

From classrooms to climate action 🌱�

This is a story from Nagaland. Where classrooms become climate action hubs, and young minds turn local challenges into real solutions.

Across 31 schools, more than 1,200 young changemakers are learning, leading, and creating measurable impact from waste reduction and lower CO₂ emissions to livelihood support and forest regeneration.

From Nagaland to communities across 7 North Eastern states, the Mobius Young Climate Leaders Project shows what’s possible when education meets youth leadership and community action.

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Across India, a new urban movement is taking shape. Cities like Indore, Surat and Bhopal are proving that visionary planning, community participation and waste-management innovation can transform urban life.

Embers Of Hope spotlights how these cities are setting national benchmarks for cleanliness, sustainability, and circular waste systems, creating a blueprint for the future.

Narrated by Zeenat Aman and hosted by Dr. Bhaskar Vira, Pro Vice-Chancellor for Education, University of Cambridge.

UNEP’s Emissions Gap Report 2025 highlights

A wonderful meet & greet at ICSE 2025 with Mr. Manuel Cira-Felix and Dr. Ram Boojh exchanging ideas for a sustainable future. 🌍✨ #ICSE2025 #SustainabilityEducation