
Meet Roohi Mohazzab: India’s Young Environmentalist Honoured with 2026 UN SDG Award in Bangkok
Roohi Mohazzab, a six-year-old student from Kerala addressed global leaders at the United Nations in Bangkok, urging climate responsibility.

Roohi Mohazzab, a six-year-old student from Kerala addressed global leaders at the United Nations in Bangkok, urging climate responsibility.

A visionary couple transformed discarded banana stems into a sustainable enterprise, creating new income for over 1,000 farmers while reducing agricultural waste.

Singapore’s innovative programme recycles ocean-bound plastic into benches, decking, and fixtures, promoting sustainability and public awareness.

Nearly 400 Grant Thornton employees joined The WE Foundation for a large-scale cleanliness and awareness drive across 13 cities.

Student-led reverse vending machines are rewarding people with bus tickets for recycling plastic bottles, promoting cleaner cities and greener mobility.

LeafyLeather transforms agricultural waste into eco-friendly leather alternatives, prioritising sustainability and purpose over profit.

A purpose-driven innovation by a Hyderabad professor shows how non-recyclable plastic can be transformed into low-cost fuel while tackling India’s growing waste crisis.

Project Nexus transforms irrigation canals into dual-purpose infrastructure, generating clean energy while drastically cutting water loss.

Meghalayan farmer Hally War earns the Padma Shri for a lifelong mastery of “weaving” self-repairing, living root bridges.

A Moradabad farmer’s lifelong mission to revive extinct seeds transformed sustainable agriculture and empowered generations of Indian farmers.