Projects
Curriculum, campus and garden. The work that runs for years.
What a project is here
A project runs for years. It has a curriculum, a plot of land or one community behind it, and the honest measure of it is what was still standing after the funding ended.
Curriculum, campus and garden. The work that runs for years.
A campaign pushes. It picks one thing — a river, the air, a planting season — and refuses to be finished with it. The oldest one here has been pushing since 2000.
Public pressure with a name on it, since We for Yamuna in 2000.
A journey goes. You leave the city, or you walk into the part of it you have only ever driven past, and the place makes the argument instead of us.
A thousand kilometres on one river, or five days in a village.
An event invites. It happens in public, it is open to whoever turns up, and then it is over.
Workshops, concerts and plays. One night at a time.
Every one of them
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Bridge the Gap
A module-based curriculum on land, water and air — five to sixteen sessions, plus exposure trips and action projects.
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Farm School
A learning lab on five acres. Day visits, short courses, internships and stays.
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Eco Action
Over 70 butterfly parks and over 20 herb gardens across Delhi NCR.
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ME to WE
Over 3,000 girls and boys in thirteen years. Over 200 came back as peer leaders.
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Influence
Volunteering and a fellowship, nationwide. Ten thousand volunteers a year, and over 300 youth groups.
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She Leads Change
With EMpower: over 50 adolescent girls from Jagdamba, on agency and decision-making, since 2017.
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Food systems, with UNEP
Curriculum and action projects on food and sustainability, in Delhi NCR government schools.
Fifteen years is not a pilot.
What it adds up to
The rest of the figures
What it looks like
Projects, from the archive





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Another kind
Campaigns
Public pressure with a name on it, since We for Yamuna in 2000.
Every campaign on one page
Another kind
Journeys
A thousand kilometres on one river, or five days in a village.
Every journey on one page
The evidence
The record
Every reading the situation pages are built on, in one place.
Every situation, side by side
