The Climate Inequality Report 2025 highlighted that the top 1% drive the climate crisis through emissions tied to their financial assets. It urges a Carbon Wealth Tax to ensure climate justice, curb high-carbon investments, and fund global adaptation and mitigation for vulnerable communities worldwide.
Click to View MoreIndia leads global climate efforts, advocating for climate justice in the Global South through its LiFE movement. Despite challenges like coal dependence and funding shortages, India is actively implementing change with initiatives such as the ISA and CDRI, and its 'Panchamrit' goals, turning climate challenges into opportunities for sustainable growth.
Click to View MoreThe EAT-Lancet report shows under 1% of humanity lives within safe, equitable planetary limits. Current food systems drive ecological collapse and inequality, demanding a shift to plant-forward diets, halved food waste, and just policies for global health and sustainability.
Click to View MoreThe Global South, a coalition of developing nations, gains influence with India as a key leader. Through multi-alignment, institutional reforms, and South-South cooperation, India promotes equitable, sustainable, and digital solutions, transforming the group into an active global shaper.
Click to View MoreThe International Court of Justice (ICJ) has issued an advisory opinion on states' obligations to address climate change, focusing on the Paris Agreement's 1.5°C temperature target. The ruling emphasizes the legal duty of states to prevent climate harm and the responsibility of developed nations to lead climate action.
Click to View MoreA World Bank report highlights India's potential for economic growth, with 70% of new jobs expected by 2030. However, extreme weather events could result in billions of dollars in future losses. The report identifies population boom and housing shortage as the main challenges, with India's urban population expected to almost double by 2050.
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