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Celebrating 50 Years of TERI
PRESS RELEASE
TERI Honours Water Champions at the 4th Water Sustainability Awards 2024-25
Recognizing outstanding contributions to sustainable water management and advancing SDG 6
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PRESS RELEASE
Leaders call for urgent action on sustainability and climate solutions
World Sustainable Development Summit (WSDS) 2025 Inaugurated in New Delhi Strengthening Partnerships for Climate Action and Sustainable Development
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YEAR ENDER 2024
An overview of TERI's key activities and milestones in 2024
As 2024 comes to a close, TERI reflects with pride on its significant contributions to advancing environmental sustainability and driving innovative solutions for a greener future. Throughout the year, TERI played a pivotal role in numerous projects, initiatives, and research endeavours focussed on promoting environmental progress and fostering a more sustainable planet.
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PUBLICATION
Creating Impacts, Transforming Lives
From providing solutions to rural energy problems to addressing global climate change issues to enhancing forest conservation efforts among local communities and promoting energy efficiency in the Indian industry, TERI was in forefront in providing innovative green alternatives.
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In the Spotlight
E-Learning Platform Education
We are here to impart relevant and renewed skills that will help unlock the true potential of professionals.
Highlights
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Mar28
Stakeholders’ Consultation on Energy Education
Venue : TERI, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi
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Mar28
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Mar21
Water Sustainability Awards 2024-25
Venue : India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road, New Delhi
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GCCA India and TERI Launch Decarbonisation Roadmap for the Indian Cement Industry: Net Zero CO2 by 2070
26 March 2025 | EQ International
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Can India's Carbon Credit Trading Scheme drive climate target success?
20 Mar 2025 | Business Standard
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UK delegation in Odisha to explore collaborations in skill development
20 Mar 2025 | The New Indian Express
Key projects
The project aims to formulate and implement a comprehensive framework alongside an associated pilot initiative, integrating cutting-edge Real-Time Data Acquisition Systems (RTDAS) and reservoir inflow forecasting. The overarching goal is to equip Bhutan with the capability to accurately forecast reservoir inflow on an hourly basis, generated daily with a lead time of 72 hours, specifically tailored for the operational needs of the Chhukha Hydropower Plant.
In this delivery model, TERI takes on the pivotal role of orchestrating the entire project, from strategic planning and tailoring innovative solutions to identifying and engaging partners—whether they be funding agency, technology providers, local institutions, or beneficiary groups. Our consultative, inclusive, and transparent methodology fosters strong, long-term partnerships at every level. A core aspect of our intervention is the continuous development of local institutions, which becomes the cornerstone for sustaining the initiative while also enabling the seamless replication and scaling of successful pilot projects. Central to the sustainability of our efforts is the comprehensive training and capacity building of communities, empowering them to maintain and manage the technology, ultimately leading to increased household incomes and economic resilience.
The project aims to facilitate piloting of CAZs as a policy solution to improve air quality. The objective of the program is to improve air quality in the cities of Visakhapatnam and Vijayawada, with a specific focus on transport sector interventions. This would be achieved by facilitating the piloting of CAZs in these cities through the development of an implementation plan in consultation with appropriate authorities.
The conclave features a series of pre-event activities for children and youth, including a youth photography competition, a two-day knowledge enrichment session aligned with TERI's World Sustainable Development Summit 2025, and an exclusive educational excursion to provide evidence-based learning to empower youth in combating climate change.
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Did You Know
If India were to reduce particulate pollution to meet the WHO guideline, residents in Delhi—India’s capital and most populous city—would gain 11.9 years of life expectancy.
Source: AQLI
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