Buoyed by more than 40 years of excellence in research and innovation, TERI is poised for future growth with a philosophy that assigns primacy to sustainable development and environmental governance.
As a buildup to the 8th GRIHA Summit, GRIHA Council launched 'SPARSH', an integrated, life size model that aims to build awareness and increase outreach of the green building concept among the... Read more
This cover story of TerraGreen talks about the issue of degrading biodiversity in urban areas, and explores various...
This issue of Energy Future analyses the need for solar power in India and the steps being taken for achieving clean...
Pollution in cities: remedial action must
Jai Kishan Malik | Feb 15,2017
Invasive species: Its adaptability and harmful effects
Chetan A Gaonkar | Feb 12,2017
Digitising payments via the sun
Kumar, Amit | Feb 20,2017
Digitising payments via the sun
Kumar, Amit
The Financial Express | Feb 20,2017Pollution in cities: remedial action must
Jai Kishan Malik
Deccan Herald | Feb 15,2017Invasive species: Its adaptability and harmful effects
Chetan A Gaonkar
The Goan | Feb 12,2017
Approaches to low carbon development in China and...
Kedia Shailly | 2017
Characteristics of the Ozone pollution and its...
Karthik L Balajee, Sujith... | 2017
An Assessment of Ground Water Potential for state...
Jayasankar Parvathi, Babu M N... | 2017
Ensuring that natural resources are used sustainably requires action at various levels: local, state, national, and international. Through this project, which is supported by Global March Against Child Labour (Global March), TERI sought to identify: (i) Key challenges to sustainable natural resource use, and (ii) Actions to be taken at the community level to address these challenges in three states of India - Jharkhand, Karnataka, and Rajasthan.
The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) was established in 1975 to set up and promote MMR (Mumbai Metropolitan Region) as a destination for economic activity by boosting infrastructure development and improving the quality of life. In order to integrate the concepts and strategies of sustainable development into the MMR’s 3rd Regional Plan 2014-34 (RP) developed by the Planning Department of MMRDA, TERI and MMRDA signed a Memorandum of Understanding in 2010 to work in collaboration on green buildings, transport, and environment.
As a part of the Hi-AWARE consortium, TERI is the country lead for India, focusing on conducting research activities in the Upper Ganga and Teesta Basin.
As per the estimates from the UNICEF, children from un-electrified households spend fewer days at school as compared to those living in electrified households. To address this issue, Power Grid and TERI partnered to facilitate clean energy access to school going children in rural areas of Bihar, Jharkhand, and Odisha. Activities conducted under this project facilitate the Sarva Shiksha Abhiyaan of the Government of India.
TERI has recently completed a GNESD-funded project that aimed to analyse the rural electrification program in India and its achievements, with a special focus on the co-benefits and productive usage of electricity in line with the "Energy Plus" approach.
The challenges faced by the world in general and India, especially with respect of energy, water, and food sectors, are increasingly becoming inter-linked. Subsequently, strategies for tackling one or the other aspect of these integrated challenges would require consideration of critical aspects of managing demand and supply of energy, water, and food in a manner that ensures security in each of these.
TERI-SBH initiative 'Back to Earth' engaged children into creative thinking and helped in developing their competence in waste management, through various innovative educational and outreach components like books, educational kits, learning material, and brainstorming sessions.
The OASYS South Asia project implemented by TERI and a consortium of research partners aimed to develop a systematic analysis and research foundation to find appropriate local solutions for sustainable rural electricity supply.
TERI, Practical Action Consulting, and Institute of Development Studies of the UK have recently completed a DFID-funded project that aimed to understand the links between electricity access, productive uses of electricity, and poverty reduction.
TERI had signed the MoU with IOCL on January 24, 2013 to implement the project entitled "Introducing the concept of Nutri-gardens to address rural malnutrition by involving KSKs (Kisan Seva Kendras)" in the tribal regions of Thane district.
Second in the series of TERI's annual flagship publication on global sustainable development, People, Planet and Progress Beyond 2015 examines six critical issues of the Planet...
Wonder Waste: A Book on Composting digs deep into the what, why, and how of composting and teaches everything you need to know about this wondrous world of waste and worms.
Anting, preening, imprinting; what do you think these are? Do you know the difference between nidifuguous and nidiculous, or does all that simply sound ridiculous? How Wondrous is...
This book introduces children to the natural world around them, which includes plants, animals, birds, and our surroundings.
This book provides essential and comprehensive knowledge of green energy technologies with different aspects for engineers, technocrats and researchers working in the industry,...
The book compares the legal, financial, economic, industrial, and social behavioural aspects. Out of these aspects, industrial aspect in view of 'environmental management' is...
This is a unique book of its kind for students pursuing their bachelor's or master's degree in petroleum exploration, for professionals from petroleum industry, and those who...
Trash, oil spills, and climate change – these are only few of water’s troubles. Our drinking water supplies are shrinking, even as we continue to use more and more.
Manjul finds a calf has been killed and people are saying that there is a leopard on the loose. While walking through the forest Manjul is cornered by the leopard. However, a...
WSDS is an international platform to facilitate the exchange of knowledge on all aspects of sustainable development.
Lighting a Billion Lives (LaBL) programme aims at bringing light into the lives of billions of rural people by replacing kerosene and paraffin lanterns with affordable solar lighting devices.
India's national green building rating tool that facilitates design, construction and operation of high performance buildings. The rating framework helps measure performance and hence ensures compliance with national codes and standards.
TERI-CBS is a platform for corporate leaders to address issues related to sustainable development and promote leadership in environmental management, social responsibility, and economic performance.
Knowledge for Sustainable Development - TERI University commits itself to academic excellence and provides an environment that will encourage both personal and intellectual growth through teaching, creating and sharing knowledge.
Making environmental learning fun for the young, focused on themes like forestry, energy, water, air pollution, climate change, biotechnology, solid waste.
TERI University 'E-Learn' aims to share knowledge in the field of energy, environment and sustainable development using innovative learning tools in a virtual environment.
Climate EduXchange ensures that teachers and students across the country, network and share relevant ideas, initiatives and information on climate change and related issues with the help of various ICT tools.
Management Development Programme designed and developed within the broad ambit of sustainability and energy conservation.
Monthly magazine dedicated to disseminating information and knowledge on issues of environment, energy, and sustainable development.
Campaign aimed at creating awareness about environmental issues by involving the people of our country to make a difference.
