# Sankala Org


## Posts

- [Tigers&#39; conservation can support water security](https://sankala.org/tigers-conservation-can-support-water-security/): India's tiger conservation strategy focuses on recovering the wild tiger population, which serves as umbrella species...
- [Preserving Happiness: Bhutan’s Journey of Conservation and Sustainability](https://sankala.org/preserving-happiness-bhutans-journey-of-conservation-and-sustainability/): Nestled in the eastern Himalayas, Bhutan is often described as a hidden gem, a nation rich in culture..
- [Growing Together: How India is Shaping Rwanda’s Agricultural Revolution](https://sankala.org/growing-together-how-india-is-shaping-rwandas-agricultural-revolution/): In Rwanda, almost 90% of the population depends on agriculture for their everyday livelihoods. Yet...
- [Brewing Safety: Rethinking Pesticides in India's Tea Production](https://sankala.org/brewing-safety-rethinking-pesticides-in-indias-tea-production/): From roadside stalls in bustling cities to quiet verandahs in rural homes, tea is more than a beverage..
- [When Asiatic Lions Reclaim their Lost Home](https://sankala.org/when-asiatic-lions-reclaim-their-lost-home/): India has 891 Asiatic lions in the wild today. Since 2020, there has been around 32% increase..
- [Rewilding the Akagera National Park, Rwanda](https://sankala.org/rewilding-the-akagera-national-park-rwanda/): Established in 1934, Akagera National Park is the largest protected wetland in Central Africa and the last remaining refuge..
- [The Emerging Realities Of Ageing, And How It Affects India](https://sankala.org/the-emerging-realities-of-ageing-and-how-it-affects-india/): India is at the cusp of an unprecedented and irreversible demographic transition. The proportion of elderly citizens is growing steadily. As per the Census of India reports, elderly persons (above 60 years) rose from 24.7 million in 1961 to 103.8 million by 2011, representing more than a four-fold increase in just 50 years. In 2022, the number of people over the age of 60 was close to 149 million, comprising 10.5 per cent of the total population. An increase in life expectancy and a declining fertility rate in recent decades has contributed to this trend. Experts suggest that by 2050, [&hellip;]
- [Corbett's Writings Help us Reconnect with the Natural World](https://sankala.org/the-jim-corbett-omnibus/): Edward James Corbett’s writings are a treasure for India and the world. Born on 25 July 1875 in India, almost 100 years before tiger conservation was launched as a national project, his explorations of the Indian jungles (Himalayan foothills) and his experiences of hunting, killing and protecting the big cats offers a fascinating study in wildlife preservation. The Oxford University Press’s The Jim Corbett Omnibus – Vol 1 and 2 is a wonderful assemblage of some of Corbett’s best known and rare works. The two volumes are divided between his bestselling books Man-eaters of Kumaon (first published in 1944), The [&hellip;]
- [Financing Cities of Tomorrow: The Role of Municipal Bonds in Urban Growth and Climate Resilience](https://sankala.org/financing-cities-of-tomorrow-the-role-of-municipal-bonds-in-urban-growth-and-climate-resilience/): India’s cities are expanding rapidly. By 2050, nearly 50% of India’s population, about 814 million people, will be living in urban areas. That is more than the entire population of Europe! This rapid urbanisation has led to the need for massive urban infrastructure – housing, water, sanitation, waste management, energy, and transportation. Today, 62 million tons of municipal solid waste is generated in India every year. This is estimated to reach up to 165 million tons by 2030, and 436 million tons by 2050. While urban sewage generation is expected to increase by 65% by 2050, the current sewage treatment [&hellip;]
- [Preserving Nature Makes Smart Economics](https://sankala.org/preserving-nature-makes-smart-economics/): Many of us admire big cats and other wild species for their extraordinary beauty and the richness they add to the world. They are fierce, endangered, and vital to the ecosystems they help balance. But preserving nature is also a livelihood for a growing number of people around the world — especially in places where other opportunities are scarce. Preserving nature underpins hundreds of millions of jobs globally. Forestry supports 50 million workers. Small-scale fisheries sustain up to 500 million. Nature-based tourism, one of the fastest growing sectors in global travel, employs millions more — often in regions where few [&hellip;]
- [A Journey Through the Tea Gardens of Northeast India](https://sankala.org/a-journey-through-the-tea-gardens-of-northeast-india/): Tea has always been more than just a drink to me. It’s a ritual, a comfort, a moment of pause in the middle of chaos. But recently, I discovered that every sip of tea carries with it an untold story—of climate, communities, and countless small growers who are the backbone of India’s tea industry. This story unfolded for me during my recent field visits to North Bengal and Assam for a study to evaluate pesticide management practices in the region. Fields of dreams – a tea garden in Jalpaiguri, North Bengal A Legacy Brewed Over Time India’s tea industry is [&hellip;]
- [More Than a Forest: The Living Culture of the Aravalli](https://sankala.org/more-than-a-forest-the-living-culture-of-the-aravalli/): Living with the Forest I have been working on an ecorestoration project, in Sankala Foundation, for which our team planned a visit to the Aravali forest in Gurugram District. As we made our way to a forested patch of the Aravalli Range, near Sakatpur village, Gurugram District, my thoughts were on the leopard trail ahead.The anticipation of birdsong, the possibility of spotting wildlife. But just before the trail began, the scene shifted. An elderly woman gathered firewood, a shepherd tended to his goats, and the forest edge revealed a community moving in quiet harmony with the land. Nearby, women in [&hellip;]
- [The Aravallis: A Fading Green Legacy Amidst Urbanisation](https://sankala.org/the-aravallis-a-fading-green-legacy-amidst-urbanization/): I still remember the day I visited the Aravallis few years back with my family along the leopard trail. What struck me then wasn’t just the construction cranes or the shiny new office buildings, but the rugged, and fading green shadow of the Aravallis in the distance. They stood there, ancient and unassuming, like quiet ‘guardians of nature’ watching over a city in a hurry to outgrow itself. Last year, I joined the Sankala Foundation working on the project on Eco-restoration of the Aravalli in Gurugram district.The Aravalli Range originates dating back over 2.5 billion years (Proterozoic era), making them [&hellip;]
- [The Road Ahead: Sustaining India’s Cheetah Conservation Dream](https://sankala.org/the-road-ahead-sustaining-indias-cheetah-conservation-dream/): On 17 September 2022, India achieved a historic milestone with the groundbreaking transcontinental translocation of eight cheetahs from Namibia to Kuno National Park in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. Team of veterinarians attend to a cheetah in Kuno National Park The Hon’ble Prime Minister of India, Mr Narendra Modi personally oversaw this project. A year later, on 18 February 2023, 12 more cheetahs (from South Africa) arrived, reinforcing efforts to establish a sustainable metapopulation of this iconic species in India. And this year, on 4 February 2025, Cheetah Aasha, affectionately named so by the Hon’ble Prime Minister, was [&hellip;]
- [From Clicks to Care: Digital Tools to Transform Maternal and Child Health](https://sankala.org/from-clicks-to-care-digital-tools-to-transform-maternal-and-child-health/): Every year on 7th April, the world comes together to observe World Health Day—a tradition started by the World Health Organisation in 1950 to acknowledge collective progress in global health. Beyond recognition, the day serves as a powerful reminder of the pressing gaps and persistent challenges in healthcare, urging renewed commitment and action. This year’s theme, Healthy Beginnings, Hopeful Futures, urges governments and relevant stakeholders to commit to eliminating preventable maternal and newborn deaths while ensuring women’s long-term health and well-being. The world has long recognised that healthier mothers and children are the foundation of stronger societies—and global efforts to [&hellip;]
- [Water Woes of Delhi and Shrinking Glaciers](https://sankala.org/water-woes-of-delhi-and-shrinking-glaciers/): Though they seem apart, Delhi and the Himalayas have a close relationship. Delhi gets nearly 90% of its water from rivers fed by the glaciers in the Himalayas. Sadly, these glaciers are melting at an unprecedented rate, and in the future threaten the already challenged water system of cities like Delhi. As a researcher in water resource management, I&#8217;ve always been interested in exploring ways to optimise, preserve, and internalise water in cities. But realising that the water we rely on is depleting made me rethink my entire approach and pushed me to examine the impact of glacial melting on [&hellip;]

## Pages

- [National Conference on Eco-Restoration of Aravalli Hills – Strengthening the Green Wall Project](https://sankala.org/national-conference-on-eco-restoration-of-aravalli-hills-strengthening-the-green-wall-project/): National Conference on Eco-restoration of the Aravalli Landscape Strengthening the Aravalli Green Wall Register Now 14th January, 2026 from 10:00 AM onwards Gulmohar Hall, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi 0 Days 0 Hours 0 Minutes Supported by Programme  Event Brochure About the Conference Sankala Foundation is organising a national conference to strengthen the links between policy intent and on-ground ecological restoration through structured, multi-stakeholder dialogue to address the increasing ecological degradation of the Aravalli range. The conference, titled Eco-restoration of the Aravalli Landscape: Strengthening the Aravalli Green Wall, brings together policymakers, government agencies, researchers, practitioners, and civil society to collectively [&hellip;]
- [Communications & Outreach Associate](https://sankala.org/communications-outreach-associate/): Communications &#038; Outreach Associate Sankala Foundation is a not-for-profit organisation working at the intersection of research, policy advocacy, and public dialogue on critical issues including the SDGs, water and sanitation, public health, natural resource management, sustainability, climate resilience, wildlife protection, and biodiversity conservation.   We are looking for a dynamic Communications &amp; Outreach Associate who is passionate about policy, governance, and public interest communication, and can translate research and ideas into compelling narratives. Role &#038; Responsibilities Manage Sankala Foundation’s social media presence across Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, X, and YouTube, including content planning, publishing, and performance tracking. Develop and execute communication strategies [&hellip;]
- [National Conference on Eco-Restoration of Aravalli Hills – Strengthening the Green Wall Project](https://sankala.org/national-conference-on-eco-restoration-of-aravalli-hills-strengthening-the-green-wall-project-1/): National Conference on Eco-restoration of the Aravalli Landscape: Strengthening the Aravalli Green Wall 14th January, 2026 from 10:00 AM onwards at Gulmohar Hall, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi
- [Expert Voices](https://sankala.org/expert-voices/): Expert Voices International Big Cat Alliance (IBCA) and Sankala Foundation have collaborated to publish a bimonthly magazine that aims to serve as a reputed source of knowledge and a global platform to amplify efforts for big cat conservation. The publication delves into a wide range of topics related to big cats, including conservation success stories, research, innovation, community engagement, policy, advocacy, and collaboration. The magazine also discusses the various threats facing these big cat species (Cheetah, Jaguar, Leopard, Lion, Puma, Snow Leopard and Tiger) and the efforts to recover their wild population. Preserving Happiness: Bhutan’s Journey of Conservation and Sustainability Hon&#8217;ble [&hellip;]
- [New Internship December](https://sankala.org/new-internship-december/): Online Application Form
- [National Conference  on  Assured Clean Piped Water to All  The Road Ahead](https://sankala.org/national-conference-on-assured-clean-piped-water-to-all-the-road-ahead/): National Conference on Assured Clean Piped Water to All The Road Ahead 12 December 2025 | 10:00 am &#8211; 5:00 pm Jacaranda Hall, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi Register Now Supported by Access to clean drinking water is a fundamental human right and a cornerstone of national progress. As India advances its vision to be a developed economy by 2047, clean water and sanitation are non-negotiable determinants of public health, gender equality, social equity, and overall quality of life for the 1.45 billion citizens of India. The government recognizes that true development cannot happen till the time assured clean piped [&hellip;]
- [Graphic Application Form](https://sankala.org/graphic-application-form/): Sankala Foundation is a non-profit organisation committed to driving impact through research, policy advocacy, and dialogue across key areas and issues such as the SDGs, natural resource management, sustainability, climate resilience, wildlife protection and biodiversity conservation. We are seeking passionate individuals who are eager to contribute to policy, governance, and public service delivery. Ideal candidates would be analytical, self-driven, and possess strong writing and presentation skills. Positions are contractual and carry sector-competitive remuneration based on qualifications and experience. Sankala offers a dynamic, inclusive work environment. Sankala Foundation is an equal-opportunity employer and welcomes applicants from all backgrounds. Only shortlisted candidates [&hellip;]
- [Graphic Designer](https://sankala.org/graphic-designer/): Graphic Designer Essential Qualifications: Education:Graduate / Post-Graduate degree in any discipline. Degree in Fine Arts (MFA/BFA) or Certificate Courses in Graphic Designing/ Multimedia/ Video Creation/ Editing desirable; Experience:Minimum 3–5 years of post-qualification experience in Graphic Design/Visual Communication in a reputed Government institution/ autonomous organisation/ research institution/ NGO. Key Responsibilities/ Scope of Work : Design engaging and high-quality digital and print-ready visual content such as reports, magazines, banners, backdrop, posters, etc; To prepare layouts and artwork for annual reports, research reports, policy briefs, and other official publications; Develop graphics and communication material for social media platforms, digital campaigns, events, and exhibitions; [&hellip;]
- [Safe Tea Production: A Handbook for Small Tea Growers Report](https://sankala.org/safe-tea-production-a-handbook-for-small-tea-growers-report/): Safe Tea Production: A Handbook for Small Tea Growers This book is made for you. It will help you take good care of your tea garden. Inside, you will find easy steps to keep your plants healthy, control pests, use pesticides safely, and get better leaf quality. The ideas in this book are simple. You can follow them every day in your field. You will learn how to check your garden, when to spray, how much to spray, how to protect the soil, and how to keep your garden clean. These small steps will help you save money, reduce problems, and grow [&hellip;]
- [National Conference on Assured Clean Piped Water to All: The Road Ahead Registration](https://sankala.org/national-conference-on-assured-clean-piped-water-to-all-the-road-ahead-registration/): National Conference on Assured Clean Piped Water to All The Road Ahead Conference Objectives
- [Senior Research Associate / Research Associate – Public Health](https://sankala.org/senior-research-associate-research-associate-public-health/): Senior Research Associate / Research Associate – Public Health Essential Qualifications: Education: Postgraduate degree in Public Health, Digital Healthcare, Community Medicine, Health Policy, Health Systems, or a related discipline. Experience: (a) Minimum 3–5 years of experience in public health, digital health, health systems research, programme implementation, or related domains in government institutions, research organisations, or reputed NGOs. (b) Demonstrated experience in conducting research, data analysis, and preparing reports, briefs, or publications. Key Responsibilities/ Scope of Work : Support the formulation and execution of research studies, policy analysis, and projects in public health and digital healthcare. Assist in research design, literature [&hellip;]
- [Programme Lead – Public Health](https://sankala.org/programme-lead-public-health/): Programme Lead – Public Health Essential Qualifications: Education: Post-Graduate degree in Public Health / Community Medicine / HealthPolicy/ Health Systems / Digital Healthcare or related discipline. Ph.D. Desirable. Experience: (a) Minimum 7 – 10 years of experience in public health, digital healthcare, or allied sectors in Government or reputed organisations. (b) Must have demonstrated experience in conducting research and publishing research papers in reputed journals in the areas of public health and/or digital healthcare. Key Responsibilities/ Scope of Work : Lead the formulation, design, and execution of research projects, programmes, and initiatives in public health and digital healthcare Develop vertical [&hellip;]
- [Registration for National Conference on Safe Tea Production Policy, Compliance & Sustainable Practices](https://sankala.org/registration-for-national-conference-on-safe-tea-production-policy-compliance-sustainable-practices/): National Conference on Safe Tea Production Policy, Compliance &#038; Sustainable Practices Conference Objectives
- [National Conference on Safe Tea Production: Policy, Compliance & Sustainable Practices](https://sankala.org/national-conference-on-safe-tea-production-policy-compliance-sustainable-practices/): National Conference on Safe Tea Production Policy, Compliance &#038; Sustainable Practices Register Now Friday, 28th November 2025 | 10:00 – 14:00 hrs Tamarind Hall, India Habitat Center, New Delhi 0 Days 0 Hours 0 Minutes Days Hours Minutes Supported by Programme  Event Brochure Why This Dialogue Matters. India’s tea industry stands at a pivotal crossroads, balancing growing global expectations for safety, traceability, and sustainable production. As the world’s second-largest producer and the largest consumer of tea, India is witnessing a transformative shift in both policy and practice. The rise of Small Tea Growers (STGs), now contributing nearly 52% of the [&hellip;]
- [National Conference on Safe Tea Production: Policy, Compliance & Sustainable Practices v3](https://sankala.org/national-conference-on-safe-tea-production-policy-compliance-sustainable-practices-3/): National Conference on Safe Tea Production Policy, Compliance &#038; Sustainable Practices Gulmohar Hall, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi | 1st August, 2025 With the support of Days Hours Register Now Supported by Programme  Event Brochure Why This Dialogue Matters. India’s tea industry is at a pivotal crossroads, navigating growing global demands for safety, traceability, and sustainable production. As the world’s second-largest producer and largest consumer of tea, India is undergoing significant shifts in policy and practice. The rise of Small Tea Growers (STGs), now responsible for nearly 52% of production, has created new opportunities, especially in the Northeast and Southern [&hellip;]
- [National Conference on Women Leadership Moonshot: Shaping the Future](https://sankala.org/proceedings-national-conference-on-women-leadership-moonshot/): Proceedings of the National Conference on Women Leadership Moonshot: Shaping the Future Partnered with: National Human Rights Commission,India, Indian National Science Academy (INSA), and US-India Strategic Partnership Forum (USISPF) Supported by: Bharti Airtel Foundation Women Leadership Moonshot: Shaping the Future is a landmark initiative by Sankala Foundation that envisions a transformative leap toward gender-inclusive leadership in India. Organised in partnership with the National Human Rights Commission,India, Indian National Science Academy (INSA), and US-India Strategic Partnership Forum (USISPF), and supported by the Bharti Airtel Foundation, the national conference brought together policymakers, scientists, entrepreneurs, and changemakers to advance the vision of women-led [&hellip;]
- [Focus Area on Ageing](https://sankala.org/focus-area-on-ageing/): Focus Area on Ageing Rapid changes in life expectancy and fertility rates are leading to prominent demographic changes across the globe. Resultingly, the world is experiencing a shift in population age structures, with the proportion and size of elderly persons increasing swiftly. The World Health Organization estimates that the number of people aged above 60 years is expected to double from one billion, as of 2020 to 2.1 billion by 2050, making up 22% of the total world population. It is also estimated that one in six people will be over the age of 60 years by 2030, a number [&hellip;]
- [Tribal Arts and India’s Conservation Ethos  Living Wisdom](https://sankala.org/tribal-arts-and-indias-conservation-ethos-living-wisdom/): Sankala Foundation in collaboration with Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya  presents National Conference on Tribal Arts and India’s Conservation Ethos: Living Wisdom A Dialogue on Heritage, Culture and Conservation Date: 10 October 2025 Time: 9:30 &#8211; 14:00 hrs Venue: Silver Oak, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi Register Now Event Gallery Programme  Conference Brochure Why This Dialogue Matters ? India’s conservation ethos, rooted in tradition and sustained by law, finds its strongest expression in the lives of its tribal communities. Their cultural and spiritual identities are deeply intertwined with forests, rivers, and wildlife, making them custodians of ecological wisdom. This dialogue is [&hellip;]
- [Ageing in India  Challenges and Opportunities](https://sankala.org/ageing-in-india-challenges-and-opportunities/): Ageing in India: Challenges and Opportunities A Status Report Contributors: Dr Abha Jaiswal, Ms Palak Chakraborty The world is experiencing a major demographic shift, with people living longer and fertility rates declining. Ageing has emerged as a critical global issue with far-reaching social and economic implications. By 2050, the global elderly population will reach 2.1 billion, representing 21.1% of the world’s population. This transition demands stronger healthcare systems, robust social protection, and innovative policy approaches to address the complex needs of senior citizens. India is at the heart of this transformation. In 2022, 149 million Indians were aged 60 and [&hellip;]
- [About us](https://sankala.org/about-us/): Sankala Foundation The Sankala Foundation is a non-profit organisation established in 2022 under Section (8) of the Companies Act, 2013 of India. Our primary focus is to strengthen the knowledge base and promote dialogue among various stakeholders to foster initiatives that contribute to the sustainability of our planet. We are particularly committed to mitigating the effects of climate change and environmental disasters, with a strong focus on protecting and fostering vulnerable communities. The Foundation actively engages in research and promotes knowledge–based advocacy. We strive to contribute to the development of sustainable policies and practices, and to foster partnerships at all [&hellip;]
- [National Conference on  Ageing in India: Emerging Realities, Evolving Responses 2](https://sankala.org/national-conference-on-ageing-in-india-emerging-realities-evolving-responses/): National Conference on Ageing in India Emerging Realities, Evolving Responses Gulmohar Hall, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi | 1st August, 2025 Days Hours Register Now Supported by Programme  Event Brochure The Emerging Reality of Ageing India is at the cusp of a demographic transition that is both unprecedented and irreversible. The steady increase in life expectancy, combined with a declining fertility rate, is resulting in a growing proportion of elderly citizens. As per projections, by 2050, nearly 20% of the Indian population will be over the age of 60, amounting to over 347 million individuals. This demographic shift brings forth [&hellip;]
- [Call For Applications   Sankala Internship Programme-2025 Master’s](https://sankala.org/call-for-applications-sankala-internship-programme-2025-masters/): Call For Applications Sankala Internship Programme-2025 We are inviting Internship Application to join the 4th edition, ‘Silent Conversation: From Margins to the Centre’, an annual tribal art exhibition organised by Sankala Foundation. The exhibition celebrates the rich and diverse landscape of India’s tribal heritage and its deep-rooted connection with nature. About the Role This 3-month internship is ideal for motivated individuals passionate about environment, climate action, sustainability, and natural and cultural heritage. Interns will gain hands-on experience at the intersection of policy, research, environment, and exhibition-making, with a particular focus on data management and exhibition coordination.. Who can apply? The [&hellip;]
- [Call For Applications   Sankala Internship Programme-2025 graduate](https://sankala.org/call-for-applications-sankala-internship-programme-2025-graduate/): Call For Applications Sankala Internship Programme-2025 We are inviting Internship Application to join the 4th edition, ‘Silent Conversation: From Margins to the Centre’, an annual tribal art exhibition organised by Sankala Foundation. The exhibition celebrates the relationship between India’s tribal communities and their natural surroundings, highlighting their deep-rooted conservation ethos. About the Role This 3-month internship is ideal for motivated individuals passionate about Environment, Sustainability, Indian art, and natural and cultural heritage. Interns will gain hands-on experience at the intersection of event management, strategic communication and policy advocacy, with a particular focus on data management and exhibition coordination. The role [&hellip;]
- [National Conference on  Ageing in India: Emerging Realities, Evolving Responses22](https://sankala.org/national-conference-on-ageing-in-india-emerging-realities-evolving-responses22/): National Conference on Ageing in India: Emerging Realities, Evolving Responses Register Here Supported by About the Conference India is at the cusp of a demographic transition that is both unprecedented and irreversible. The steady increase in life expectancy, combined with a declining fertility rate, is resulting in a growing proportion of elderly citizens. As per projections, by 2050, nearly 20% of the Indian population will be over the age of 60, amounting to over 347 million individuals. This demographic shift brings forth complex challenges related to healthcare, social security, caregiving, economic dependency, mental health, and infrastructure accessibility. At the same [&hellip;]
- [Main Page test](https://sankala.org/main-page-test/): What&#8217;s New Vacancy Announcement BigCats Issue May-June 2025 it Out Now Buy Now: Hidden Treasures: India’s Heritage in Tiger Reserves Event Gallery: Women Leadership Moonshot: Shaping the Future New Blog Out: Preserving Nature Makes Smart Economics Sankala Foundation Sankala Foundation is a non-profit organisation established in 2022 under Section (8) of the Companies Act, 2013 of India. Our primary focus is to strengthen the knowledge base and promote dialogue among various stakeholders to foster initiatives that contribute to the sustainability of our planet. We are particularly committed to mitigating the effects of climate change and environmental disasters, with a strong [&hellip;]
- [Mediapage](https://sankala.org/mediapage/): बाघों के इर्द-गिर्द जीते आदिवासियों की कलाकृतियों की प्रदर्शनी-बिक्री कला प्रदर्शनी `खामोश संवाद: हाशिये से केंद्र तक’ का द्वितीय संकलन 17 अक्टूबर से देश की राजधानी में शुरू होगा. इसका उद्घाटन केंद्रीय विदेश मंत्री डॉ एस जयशंकर करेंगे। इस मौके पर पर्यावरण, वन एवं जलवायु मंत्री भूपेंद्र यादव भी उपस्थित रहेगें। इस चार-दिवसीय प्रदर्शनी का आयोजन राष्ट्रीय बाघ संरक्षण प्राधिकरण और संकला फाउंडेशन द्वारा किया गया है। राष्ट्रीय मानव अधिकार आयोग (भारत) और इंटरनेशनल बिग कैट्स अलायन्स इसका समर्थन कर रहे हैं।
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- [Consultant (Editor)](https://sankala.org/consultant-editor/): Consultant (Editor) Key Responsibilities: Edit research papers, reports, books, and articles across a range of themes including social development, culture, sustainability, gender and public health policy. Review manuscripts for clarity, structure, coherence, academic rigour, and consistency of style. Ensure grammatical accuracy, quality proofreading, and adherence to referencing formats. Provide detailed feedback on content improvement—suggest edits to enhance argumentation, flow, and scholarly tone. Support the team in preparing manuscripts for submission to journals, publishers, or conferences. Coordinate with authors and researchers to maintain high editorial standards and meet deadlines. Eligibility Criteria: Education: Postgraduate degree in English, Development Studies, Social Sciences, Journalism, [&hellip;]
- [Consultant (Marketing)](https://sankala.org/consultant-marketing/): Consultant (Marketing) We are seeking a part-time marketing professional with a deep interest in publishing, strong communication skills, and a proven ability to lead creative and effective outreach strategies. Key Responsibilities: Develop and execute marketing plans for books, reports, magazines and other publications. Drive outreach through traditional and digital platforms, targeting diverse and relevant audiences. Lead campaigns for print and e-publications, including magazine subscriptions, book launches, and online promotions. Build networks with libraries, distributors, bookstores, online platforms, media outlets, and institutional partners. Supervise content marketing, social media engagement, and digital advertising initiatives. Track market trends and reader behaviours to refine [&hellip;]
- [Programme Lead – Cultural Heritage](https://sankala.org/programme-lead-cultural-heritage/): Programme Lead – Cultural Heritage Key Responsibilities: Lead programmes focused on cultural heritage, conservation, traditional knowledge systems, and community-led cultural programmes, Design and implement research and documentation projects related to heritage conservation and documentation, Must have excellent writing skills on Culture Heritage. Conduct and oversee research, documentation and outreach. Should be able to manage and mentor a multi-disciplinary team working in the field of culture and heritage. Engage with academic institutions, government institutions, NGOs and other relevant organisations to build partnerships and support policy advocacy. Eligibility Criteria: Education: Master’s degree in Cultural Studies, History, Heritage Management, or a related field [&hellip;]
- [Programme Lead – Water Resource Management and Governance](https://sankala.org/programme-lead-water-resource-management-and-governance/): Programme Lead – Water Resource Management and Governance Key Responsibilities: Lead and manage programmes on water resource management, water governance, and water economics. Provide strategic direction, and contribute to research and advocacy on sustainable water governance and economics. Guide a team of researchers and practitioners working on Integrated Water Resource Management to advance water security. Drive policy research, advocacy, and documentation efforts. Develop and manage partnerships with stakeholders, including government bodies, NGOs, academic institutions, and civil society. Eligibility Criteria: Education: Postgraduate degree from a recognised university/ institution in Water Resource Management/ Hydrology/ Environmental Science or related subject. Ph.D. desirable. Experience: Minimum [&hellip;]
- [Programme Lead – Forest & Wildlife Conservation and Natural Heritage](https://sankala.org/programme-lead-forest-wildlife-conservation-and-natural-heritage/): Programme Lead – Forest &#038; Wildlife Conservation and Natural Heritage Key Responsibilities: Lead field-based and policy-oriented programmes on forest and wildlife conservation. Coordinate research, analysis, documentation including report and book writing on natural heritage, biodiversity, forest rights, ecological restoration, and human-wildlife interface. Design interventions on ecosystem-based conservation and climate-resilient forest management. Engage with government bodies, local communities, academic institutions, and civil society. Supervise and guide a team of researchers, field staff, and conservation practitioners. Eligibility Criteria: Education: Postgraduate degree in Natural Resource Management, Forestry, Wildlife, Environmental Science, Ecology, or related fields.  Ph.D. desirable. Experience: Minimum 8 years of experience in [&hellip;]
- [Application Form](https://sankala.org/application-form/): Sankala Foundation is a non-profit organisation committed to driving impact through research, policy advocacy, and dialogue across key areas and issues such as the SDGs, natural resource management, sustainability, climate resilience, wildlife protection and biodiversity conservation. We are seeking passionate individuals who are eager to contribute to policy, governance, and public service delivery. Ideal candidates would be analytical, self-driven, and possess strong writing and presentation skills. Positions are contractual and carry sector-competitive remuneration based on qualifications and experience. Sankala offers a dynamic, inclusive work environment. Sankala Foundation is an equal-opportunity employer and welcomes applicants from all backgrounds. Only shortlisted candidates [&hellip;]
- [Mr. Arun Kumar](https://sankala.org/mr-arun-kumar/): Mr Arun M. Kumar Arun M. Kumar is a leader, diplomat, and author with extensive global experience in many fields: consulting and professional services, high technology, entrepreneurship, venture capital, non-profit service organizations, and public service. He is a Managing Partner at Celesta Capital, a leading Silicon Valley based deep technology venture capital firm, spending his time between Silicon Valley, Bangalore, and Washington, DC. Kumar is an elected life member of the Council on Foreign Relations, New York. He serves on the Advisory Council to the Quad Investors Network, supporting the US National Security Council in their efforts to foster technology [&hellip;]
- [New Video Gallery](https://sankala.org/new-video-gallery/): Video Gallery Events National Conference on Tribal arts and India’s Conservation Ethos : Living Wisdom 4th Silent Conversation: From Margins to the Centre National Conference on Ageing in India: Emerging Realities, Evolving Responses Women Leadership Moonshot: Shaping the future Silent Conversation: From Margins to the Centre Kathakar 2025 : International Storytellers Festival National Conference on Universal Access to Healthcare: Digital Solutions May 15, 2025 National Conference on Assured Clean Piped Water to All: The Road Ahead Play Play Play Play National Conference on Safe Tea Production: Policy, Compliance &#038; Sustainable Practices Play Play Play Play Play National Conference on Tribal [&hellip;]
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- [Women Leadership Moonshot](https://sankala.org/women-leadership-moonshot/): National Conference on WOMEN LEADERSHIP MOONSHOT Shaping the Future About the Conference The National Conference on Women Leadership Moonshot: Shaping the Future will bring together thought leaders, policy makers, change agents, innovators, entrepreneurs, and aspiring young women to shape a forward-looking strategy for promoting women’s leadership. The conference will serve as a platform for in-depth discussions on leadership development, policy innovation, and the creation of an enabling ecosystem that helps women to realise their full potential. This conference marks the beginning of a series of initiatives designed to reimagine and actively shape the future of India. Key focus areas include [&hellip;]
- [Hidden Treasures: India’s Heritage in Tiger Reserves](https://sankala.org/hidden-treasures-indias-heritage-in-tiger-reserves/): Hidden Treasures: India’s Heritage in Tiger Reserves Research Team: Divya Singh Rathore, Yamini Rajora, Salakha Saini Photography: Radha Datta, Kritika Sriram, Shikhar Mohan, NTCA Team A collaborative effort between Sankala Foundation and the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA), Hidden Treasures explores the unknown gems of India’s tiger reserves, presenting a new dimension of exploration for wildlife enthusiasts and a journey through time for heritage lovers. This publication documents 63 heritage sites across 28 tiger reserves in 16 states, revealing quaint shrines, ancient relics, rich Dravidian-style temples, and remnants of royal residences that stand as living links to history. This book [&hellip;]
- [Blogs](https://sankala.org/blogs/): Ideas &#038; Insights The blogs are part of Sankala Foundation’s mission to foster informed dialogue and cultivate analytical understandings on critical issues that affect the well being of our planet.   In an era of rapid change and development, we aim to offer insights that empower decision-makers, researchers, and communities to drive meaningful change. 15Sep Strengthening the Aravalli Green Wall through Ecological Restoration Dr Pramod Yadav September 15, 2025 Developmental infrastructure at the edge of the Aravali hills in Gurugram (Photo: Pramod K Yadav) The Aravalli range&hellip; Read More 12Sep Brewing Safety: Rethinking Pesticides in India&#8217;s Tea Production Deepna Kaveriappa [&hellip;]
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- [POSH Committee](https://sankala.org/posh-committee/): Prevention of Sexual Harassment (POSH) Committee at Sankala Foundation At Sankala Foundation, we are committed to fostering a work environment that is safe, inclusive, and free from discrimination or harassment. Upholding the principles of dignity, equality, and respect, we ensure that all employees, regardless of gender, feel secure in their workplace. In line with The Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013, we have constituted an Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) to handle complaints related to workplace harassment with utmost confidentiality, fairness, and sensitivity. Role and Responsibilities of the POSH Committee The POSH Committee at Sankala [&hellip;]
- [New Media](https://sankala.org/new-media-2/): Media Coverage U-Win to be launched for permanent digital record of vaccination, medicines Online vaccine management portal U-Win will be launched later this month to maintain a permanent digital record of vaccination and medicines of more than three crore pregnant women and almost 2.7 crore children born annually, Union Health Secretary Apurva Chandra said on Friday. Online vaccine management portal U-Win to be launched later this month: Union health secretary The U-Win platform, a replication of the COVID-19 vaccine management system Co-WIN, is being run in a pilot mode in all states and Union territories, except for West Bengal, and [&hellip;]
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- [On Ground](https://sankala.org/on-ground/): Sankala On-Ground: Learn, Explore, and Create Impact! At Sankala Foundation, we believe that real learning happens beyond textbooks, it happens in the field, where ideas turn into action. Our interns, volunteers, and field assistants don’t just observe; they actively contribute meaningfully to ongoing projects at Sankala Foundation. Our focus areas include, wildlife conservation, sustainability, public health, WASH, livelihoods, restoration, climate resilience, digital health, women empowerment. If you are looking for an exciting opportunity to gain real-world experience, build valuable skills, and make a tangible impact, Sankala Foundation is the right place for you!  Sankala Internship Programme – Where Passion Meets [&hellip;]
- [Shaping the Future Digital Solutions for Universal Health Coverage](https://sankala.org/shaping-the-future-digital-solutions-for-universal-health-coverage/): Shaping the Future Digital Solutions for Universal Health Coverage Event Supported by: NITI Aayog, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare and National Human Rights Commission With close to 65% of the country’s population living in rural areas and only a quarter of the health facilities available there, India has a huge potential to adopt and adapt digitisation to ensure achieving the Universal Health Coverage target. There is a need to identify newer and innovative methods and technologies which can bridge the gaps in health care and foster equitable access to treatment. With the proliferation of smartphones and the ubiquity of [&hellip;]
- [Annual Report](https://sankala.org/annual-report-2/): Annual Report Sankala Foundation&#8217;s Annual Report captures a comprehensive overview of our yearly work, featuring key initiatives, events, publications, and milestones. It reflects our dedication to conservation, sustainability, and community empowerment through actionable solutions. Annual Report 2022 &#8211; 2023 The Sankala Foundation presents its first annual report for the year 2022–23, Highlighting the commitment to contribute in achieving SDGs and eliminate poverty, address climate change issues, promote sustainability and resilience, thus improving the quality of life especially of vulnerable groups. Download Report Annual Report 2023 &#8211; 2024 The second year of Sankala Foundation has been marked by expanded activities, meaningful [&hellip;]
- [About New](https://sankala.org/about-new/): Sankala Foundation The Sankala Foundation is a non-profit organisation established in 2022 under Section (8) of the Companies Act, 2013 of India. Our primary focus is to strengthen the knowledge base and promote dialogue among various stakeholders to foster initiatives that contribute to the sustainability of our planet. We are particularly committed to mitigating the effects of climate change and environmental disasters, with a strong focus on protecting and fostering vulnerable communities. The Foundation actively engages in research and promotes knowledge–based advocacy. We strive to contribute to the development of sustainable policies and practices, and to foster partnerships at all [&hellip;]
- [Ageing in India: Actionable Solutions](https://sankala.org/ageing-in-india-actionable-solutions/): Proceedings of the Seminar on Ageing in India: Actionable Solutions Event Supported by: NITI Aayog and Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment Government of India The world is experiencing a rapid demographic shift, with ageing populations increasing globally and in India. Declining fertility, lower mortality, and rising life expectancy are driving this change. In 2018, for the first time, people aged 65+ outnumbered children under five. By 2050, the elderly population will more than double to 2.1 billion (22% of the global population). In developing countries, ageing is occurring at an unprecedented pace. While developed nations took 150-200 years to [&hellip;]
- [Digital Solutions for Universal Health Coverage](https://sankala.org/digital-solutions-for-universal-health-coverage/): Digital Solutions for Universal Health Coverage Proceedings of the National Conference on Universal Access to Healthcare: Digital Solutions Supported by: NITI Aayog Ministry of Health and Family Welfare National Human Rights Commission With close to 65% of the country’s population living in rural areas and only a quarter of the health facilities available there, India has a huge potential to adopt and adapt digitisation to ensure achieving the Universal Health Coverage target. There is a need to identify newer and innovative methods and technologies which can bridge the gaps in health care and foster equitable access to treatment. With the [&hellip;]
- [Senior Fellow– Natural Heritage](https://sankala.org/senior-fellow-natural-heritage/): Senior Fellow– Natural Heritage We invite candidates with expertise in India’s natural heritage, biodiversity conservation, and sustainability policies. The ideal candidate must possess strong research and writing skills, along with a deep understanding of India’s natural ecosystems, conservation frameworks, and environmental governance. The role focuses on documenting and promoting India’s rich natural heritage, including forests, rivers, mountains, wildlife, and traditional ecological knowledge. This position offers a unique opportunity to contribute significantly to a team working to preserve, protect, and promote India’s ecological wealth and environmental sustainability. Qualifications &#038; Experience: Ph.D./Postgraduate degree/PG Diploma in environmental studies, ecology, biodiversity conservation, sustainability, or [&hellip;]
- [Senior Fellow– Cultural Heritage](https://sankala.org/senior-fellow-cultural-heritage/): Senior Fellow– Cultural Heritage We are looking for candidates with expertise in India’s cultural heritage, strong research and writing skills, and a deep understanding of India’s civilizational ethos. Excellent writing skills and extensive research experience, reflecting proficiency in the cultural heritage sector, are crucial for this role. The responsibilities include documenting Indian culture and all other aspects covering our rich traditions and heritage. This position offers a unique opportunity to contribute significantly to a team that consistently works towards preserving, promoting, and protecting India’s cultural heritage. Qualifications &#038; Experience: Ph.D./Postgraduate degree/PG Diploma in history, cultural studies, art, or a related [&hellip;]
- [Opportunities](https://sankala.org/opportunities/): Opportunities Sankala foundation offers amazing opportunities to the best in the field of Climate Change and Sustainability, Natural Resource Management and the SDGs. All positions advertised are based in New Delhi and require travel across the country. They are all onsite and full-time positions. What We’re Looking For? We seek passionate individuals eager to contribute to policy-making, public service delivery, and governance in areas aligned with our mission. Strong research background, superior analytical abilities and excellent writing and communication are essential. Why Choose Sankala? Opportunities for professional growth and development in a supportive work environment Integrating Indian ethos and values [&hellip;]
- [Surveyors for Socio-Economic Study](https://sankala.org/surveyors-for-socio-economic-study/): Surveyors for Socio-Economic Study Sankala Foundation is seeking interns to conduct a socio-economic study in Kirehe District, Rwanda. This field-based internship is ideal for those passionate about research and community development. Eligibility Criteria Graduates in Agriculture, Irrigation, Social Sciences, Soil Sustainability, Forestry, Wildlife Communication Management, Communication and related fields Strong analytical and communication skills. Ability to work in field conditions. Location Kirehe District, Eastern Region (Mpanga &amp; Mahama), Rwanda Duration 4 weeks Language English, Kinyarwanda. Honorarium 10 USD per day or equivalent local currency Avalilability  (Starting 21st March 2025 onwards), which might be extended for another two weeks as per [&hellip;]
- [Field Surveyors Required](https://sankala.org/field-surveyors-required/): Field Surveyors: Agriculture and Pest Management Sankala Foundation is looking for sincere and dedicated Field Surveyors to conduct a baseline study of safe tea production by tea growers in Northeast India. As part of the study, the candidate will help conduct research, data collection, focused group discussions and field study in states of Assam and West Bengal. Eligibility Criteria Students in their final year of graduation or pursuing an advanced degree in Agriculture, Agro-chemical, Botany, Environmental Sciences, Soil Science , Soil Sustainability, Horticulture and related fields. Location West Bengal (Dooars region) &amp; Assam (Upper Assam &amp; North Bank) Duration 1 [&hellip;]
- [Internship](https://sankala.org/internship/): Sankala Internship Programme The Sankala Internship Programme is designed to engage with and provide opportunities to young students. It serves as a boot camp for policy and practice enthusiasts with interest in the field of environment, climate, sustainability and basic services to people to have an improved quality of life. The programme enables interns to gain practical exposure to the interface of government systems, public policy formulation, private sector engagement, innovation and entrepreneurship, and broader societal needs. All modules, training components, and knowledge sessions are developed and delivered by domain experts with national and international experience. We are currently accepting [&hellip;]
- [Publications-old version](https://sankala.org/publications-old-version/): Publications Publications listed here include reports, working papers, issue briefs, and fact sheets that are produced by Sankala Foundation  and associated partners. These publications are the result of high-quality research that is subject to peer review, and held to academic standards of excellence. Publication Tigers and Tribes: A Silent Conversation The Sankala Foundation, with the support of the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA), unveiled our first publication- &#8216;Tigers &amp; Tribes: A Silent Conversation&#8217;, a visual art book. Inspired by the tribal art exhibition, &#8216;SilentConversation: From Margins to the Centre,&#8217; this book celebrates the intricate bond between tigers and the tribal [&hellip;]
- [Silent Conversation: From Margins to the Centre-Main](https://sankala.org/silent-conversation-from-margins-to-the-centre-main/): Background The tribal communities in India are guardians of traditional knowledge and the cultural heritage of the country. The history of these communities can be traced to the prehistoric times and thus, their values are interwoven into the ecological and cultural fabric of the country. Hence, it is imperative that their rights be adequately protected and their social, cultural and economic identities be recognised by law. The Constitution of India guarantees protection to their rights under Part III while certain special provisions like Article 244 and 342 ensure that the ethos of these communities is preserved. The Government of India [&hellip;]
- [Micro-watershed for  Sustainable Socio-economic  Development in the Himalayas](https://sankala.org/micro-watershed-for-sustainable-socio-economic-development-in-the-himalayas/): Micro-watershed for Sustainable Socio-economic Development in the Himalayas A Study of Uttarakhand Forest Resource Management Project Contributors: Mr Amitabh Agnihotri, Disha Sandeep Joshi, Dr Pramod K Yadav, Shivani Solanki, Ravina Yadav, Piyush Soni This publication reviews the successes and challenges of the Micro-watershed (MWS) programme implemented by the Uttarakhand Forest Resource Management Project (UFRMP), in cooperation with the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) in the state of Uttarakhand. The research employs mixed methodologies, combining quantitative indicators with qualitative insights gathered from field observations, beneficiary surveys, and participatory approaches. The findings underscore the transformative potential of watershed management in restoring degraded [&hellip;]
- [New Media](https://sankala.org/new-media/): Media Coverage U-Win to be launched for permanent digital record of vaccination, medicines Online vaccine management portal U-Win will be launched later this month to maintain a permanent digital record of vaccination and medicines of more than three crore pregnant women and almost 2.7 crore children born annually, Union Health Secretary Apurva Chandra said on Friday. Online vaccine management portal U-Win to be launched later this month: Union health secretary The U-Win platform, a replication of the COVID-19 vaccine management system Co-WIN, is being run in a pilot mode in all states and Union territories, except for West Bengal, and [&hellip;]
- [Silent Conversation: From Margins to the Centre](https://sankala.org/silent-conversation-from-margins-to-the-centre-2/):   Our Partners Invitation Brochure Event Gallery Date: 5th &#8211; 15th December, 2024 Venue: Rashtrapati Bhavan Museum, New Delhi Organised in collaboration with the Rashtrapati Bhavan Museum, the third edition of Silent Conversation: From Margins to the Centre showcased the works of 15 talented tribal artists selected for the Artist in Residency Programme held at Rashtrapati Bhavan. These artists, representing diverse tribal art forms such as Warli, Gond, Sohrai, Aipan, Dokra, and more, spent a week creating remarkable pieces that embody their heritage and the intrinsic connection between humans and nature. The programme culminated in an exhibition at the Rashtrapati [&hellip;]
- [Kathakar 2025 : International Storytellers Festival](https://sankala.org/kathakar-2025-international-storytellers-festival/): Kathakar 2025 : International Storytellers Festival   Our Partners Invitation Brochure Event Gallery Day 1 Date: 31st January, 2025 Inaugural Session: 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. (Story Telling Session) Cultural Programme: 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Day 2 Date: 1st February, 2025 Morning Session: 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 pm Cultural Programme: 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Day 3 Date: 2nd February, 2025 Cultural Programme: 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m Sankala Foundation partnered with the Kathakar International Storytellers Festival 2025, India’s first and only oral storytelling festival. Founded in 2010 by the NGOs Nivesh and HHACH under the patronage of UNESCO, [&hellip;]
- [Main Page](https://sankala.org/main-page-2/): Sankala Foundation The Sankala Foundation is a non-profit organisation established in 2022 under Section (8) of the Companies Act, 2013 of India. Our primary focus is to strengthen the knowledge base and promote dialogue among various stakeholders to foster initiatives that contribute to the sustainability of our planet. We are particularly committed to mitigating the effects of climate change and environmental disasters, with a strong focus on protecting and fostering vulnerable communities. The Foundation actively engages in research and promotes knowledge–based advocacy. We strive to contribute to developing sustainable policies and practices, and to foster partnerships at all levels with [&hellip;]
- [Transforming Livelihood of the Forest Communities in Uttarakhand](https://sankala.org/transforming-livelihood-of-the-forest-communities-in-uttarakhand/): Transforming Livelihood of the Forest Communities in Uttarakhand A Study of the UFRMP-JICA Livelihood Model Contributors: Amitabh Agnihotri, Dr Pramod K. Yadav, Disha Sandeep Joshi, Shivani Solanki Uttarakhand, with its rich biodiversity and substantial forest cover, is home to many rural communities that depend on forest resources for their livelihoods. However, unsustainable use of these resources has led to biodiversity loss and economic challenges. To address this, the Uttarakhand Forest Resources Management Project (UFRMP), in partnership with the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), was launched in 2015. The project aims to implement sustainable forest management practices that conserve biodiversity while [&hellip;]
- [Release of the Report ‘Jal Jeevan Mission – Har Ghar Jal: A Study of Access to Clean Tap Water to Every Rural Home in India’](https://sankala.org/release-of-the-report-jal-jeevan-mission-har-ghar-jal-a-study-of-access-to-clean-tap-water-to-every-rural-home-in-india/):   Our Partners Invitation Brochure Event Gallery Inauguration Date: 20th September, 2024 Time:4.00 pm to 5.30 pm Venue: The Dome, Taj Ambassador, New Delhi Jal Jeevan Mission – Har Ghar Jal The Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM) – Har Ghar Jal is a landmark initiative by the Government of India aimed at ensuring clean and safe drinking water for every rural household through universal piped water access. This ambitious mission has significantly improved water security across India, while positively impacting health, sanitation, and gender empowerment in rural communities. From around 3 crore tap water connections in August 2019 to more than [&hellip;]
- [Silent Conversation: Seminar on Ageing in India: Actionable Solutions Drawing insights from global, regional, and national best practicesMargins to the Centre](https://sankala.org/silent-conversation-seminar-on-ageing-in-india-actionable-solutions-drawing-insights-from-global-regional-and-national-best-practicesmargins-to-the-centre/):   Our Partners Concept Note Event Gallery Inauguration Date: 18 December, 2024 Time: 9:30 a.m. Onwards Venue: India Habitat Centre, New Delhi Programme Highlights Opening Session: Welcome remarks and agenda-setting by Mr. Bharat Lal, Secretary General, NHRC, India. Session 1: Chaired by Dr. V.K. Paul (Member, Health, NITI Aayog) to explore healthcare solutions for the elderly. Programme Highlights Session 2: Chaired by Mr. Amit Yadav (Secretary, Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment), focusing on the economic and social dimensions of ageing. Closing Remarks: Concluding insights and lunch. In developing countries, ageing is taking place at an unprecedented pace. While the [&hellip;]
- [National Conference on Universal Access to Healthcare: Digital Solutions-2](https://sankala.org/national-conference-on-universal-access-to-healthcare-digital-solutions-2/):   Our Partners Flyer Concept Note India has committed to providing Universal Health Coverage (UHC) by the year 2030. Strengthening the public health infrastructure and leveraging digital technology are critical for achieving the UHC that is based on three verticals—accessibility, affordability and quality. With close to 65% of the country’s population living in rural areas, India has a huge potential to adopt and adapt digitisation to achieve the UHC target. Focussing on the strengths of digitisation in healthcare, the National Conference on `Universal Access to Healthcare: Digital Solutions’ to be held in New Delhi on 6 th September, 2024 aims [&hellip;]
- [Annual Report](https://sankala.org/annual-report/): Annual Report This magazine, a collaborative effort by the Sankala Foundation and the International Big Cat Alliance, aims to highlight the crucial work being done to conserve big cats. It features insightful articles, research findings, and stories from the field, showcasing the dedication and passion of those committed to protecting these magnificent creatures. Annual Report 2023-2024 Download 38.0 MB Total Downloads: 0 Annual Report 2022-2023 Download 3.0 MB Total Downloads: 0 November 2004 Was Darwin Wrong? December 2005 Red Hot Hawaii January 2006 The Titanic&#8217;s Story February 2007 The Story of Mary March 2008 The Civil War April 2009 Solar [&hellip;]
- [Advisory-Team](https://sankala.org/advisory-team/): Advisory Board The Advisory Board of Sankala Foundation comprises distinguished leaders, industry experts, and visionaries who guide our mission and initiatives. With expertise across diverse sectors, they provide strategic insights, mentorship, and oversight, ensuring our programs align with global best practices. Their wisdom and experience strengthen our commitment to driving impactful, sustainable, and inclusive development, empowering communities worldwide. Prof K VijayRaghavan Prof K VijayRaghavan, former Principal Scientific Advisor to the Government of India, is the Chair of the Advisory Board at Sankala Foundation. With a illustrious career spanning decades, Prof VijayRaghavan has made a name for himself in the scientific [&hellip;]
- [Advisory-Board](https://sankala.org/advisory-board-2/): Advisory Board Prof. K. VijayRaghavan Prof. K. Vijay Raghavan, former Principal Scientific Advisor to the Government of India, is the Chair of the Advisory Board at Sankala Foundation. With a illustrious career spanning decades, Prof. Vijay Raghavan has made a name for himself in the scientific community and has been instrumental in reshaping the research and innovation landscape both in India and around the world. Prof. Vijay Raghavan earned his Bachelor of Technology in Chemical Engineering from the prestigious Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, in 1975. His passion for scientific exploration led him to pursue doctoral work in Molecular Biology [&hellip;]
- [Press Note](https://sankala.org/press-note/): Media Coverage December 14, 2024 Press Note 0 Universal Access to Health Care:&hellip; View Post Online vaccine management portal U-Win will be launched later this month to maintain a permanent digital record of vaccination and medicines of more than three crore pregnant women and almost 2.7 crore children born annually, Union Health Secretary Apurva Chandra said on Friday. The U-Win platform, a replication of the COVID-19 vaccine management system Co-WIN, is being run&hellip; December 14, 2024 Press Note 0 U-Win to be launched for&hellip; View Post Online vaccine management portal U-Win will be launched later this month to maintain a [&hellip;]
- [Resource Person](https://sankala.org/resource-person/): Join us a Resource Person In alignment with our commitment to fostering knowledge and driving action in the domain of climate and sustainability, Sankala is initiating a Resource Person Programme. Sankala Centre for Climate and Sustainability is looking to collaborate with eminent personalities, experts, policy professionals and practitioners, current and retired civil servants, government employees and academicians with prior experience of working in any policy sector. We invite individuals with substantial expertise, experience, and a deep commitment to climate and sustainability to join us in advancing our mission. Resource persons will play a pivotal role in shaping our educational and [&hellip;]
- [Sankala Centre for Cultural and Natural Heritage](https://sankala.org/sankala-centre-for-cultural-and-natural-heritage/): Sankala Centre for Cultural and Natural Heritage Cultural heritage refers to what we acquire from our forefathers or previous generations, including art, architecture, languages, customs, traditions, etc. Natural heritage refers to preserving elements found in Mother Nature, such as flora, fauna, soil, water bodies, etc., that humans obtain from the natural world. Cultural heritage reveals the origins and natural heritage highlights the value of nature in one’s life. Conserving both heritages is equally significant. With Sustainable Development Goal 11 (SDG 11), countries have pledged to “make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable.” Within this goal, Target 11.4 [&hellip;]
- [Sankala Centre for Climate & Sustainability](https://sankala.org/sankala-centre-for-climate-sustainability/): Sankala Centre for Climate &#038; Sustainability Sankala Centre for Climate and Sustainability (SCCS) is dedicated to advancing research, training, education, outreach, and advocacy on subjects related to climate change and sustainability. The Centre is committed to collaborate with the government and its parastatal organisations, non-governmental organisations, local communities, women and youth, scientific communities, and domain experts, with a shared focus on working towards a planet- positive future for all life on Earth. The collaborations extend to the local, national, and international levels. At the heart of the Centre’s ethos is a resolve to contribute meaningfully towards improving the quality of [&hellip;]
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- [Leveraging Digital Solutions for Universal Health Coverage](https://sankala.org/leveraging-digital-solutions-for-universal-health-coverage/): Leveraging Digital Solutions for Universal Health Coverage Study of a Digital Health Initiative in Kolar, Karnataka Contributors: Dr Manohar Agnani, Dr Shalini Singh, Palak Chakraborty, Deepna Kaveriappa, Sananda Kumar, Jaison Joseph, Deeksha Khurana  India has made significant progress towards achieving its goals for Universal Health Coverage (UHC), but challenges in accessibility and affordability persist. While the country has achieved several advancements in healthcare, many still face obstacles like a shortage of health professionals, poor infrastructure, and high out-of-pocket expenses. To address these gaps, digital health solutions are emerging as transformative tools, leveraging smartphones and internet access to improve healthcare delivery. [&hellip;]
- [Publications](https://sankala.org/publications/): Publications Publications listed here include reports, working papers, issue briefs, and fact sheets that are produced by Sankala Foundation and associated partners. These publications are the result of high-quality research that is subject to peer review, and held to academic standards of excellence. Books Hidden Treasures: India’s Heritage in Tiger Reserves A collaborative effort between Sankala Foundation and the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA), Hidden Treasures explores the unknown gems of India’s tiger &#8230; Buy Now NEW NEW NEW NEW Stripes and Streams: Water Bodies inside India’s Tiger Reserves India’s 58 tiger reserves, home to nearly 70% of the world’s tigers, are [&hellip;]
- [Silent Conversation: From Margins to the Centre](https://sankala.org/silent-conversation-from-margins-to-the-centre/):   Our Partners Invitation Brochure Event Gallery Inauguration Date: 17 October, 2024 Time: 4:30 p.m. Venue: Stein Auditorium, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi Exhibition Date: 18-20 October, 2024 Time: 11:00 a.m. &#8211; 7:00 p.m. Venue: Atrium, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi Cultural Night Date: 17 October, 2024 Time: 7:00 &#8211; 9:00 p.m. Venue: Amphitheatre, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi The bond between tribal communities and the forest is profound, transcending mere survival. Tribal art serves as a vibrant expression of this connection, a visual narrative that embodies their reverence for their surroundings and the world they inhabit.   Organised in [&hellip;]
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