Sustainable Growth Initiative

01/10/2022

, Principal .earth, recently delivered a lecture series—“The Loss and Damage Mechanism: Compensating for Climate Change Colonialism”—at the School of Global Affairs at AUD on the genesis and evolution of the L&D principle and its potential to address historical and present global climate injustices.

17/09/2022

The mitigation projects taken in favour of nature are the need of the hour to restore the current climate breakdown we are all amidst. Afforestation, water conservation, and land use management are among the many steps that humanity can take to save our planet. Join Mr. Shrey Goyal as he discusses the importance of these mitigation projects in creating a safe space for nature and preventing the catastrophic effects of climate change.

On 19th September 2022
From 12:30 PM - 1:15 PM

To register for the insightful event, visit: https://bit.ly/3BFJH4E

23/08/2022

Shrey Goyal (Principal, SGI) shall be participating in the European Forum Alpbach, where international experts will be working on the most pressing issues of our time to develop concrete solutions.

He shall be on a panel to discuss “Climate Finance – the Way to Climate Justice?” with Jeffrey Sachs, C. Carazzone, and M. Szilvasi.

03/11/2012

The Huffington Post recently covered a unique program initiated by Nathan Bernard, the Boston University — Urban Business Accelerator. They empower small businesses in low-income inner city areas (currently in Boston) with the help of university students, who get a chance to make a real impact on their local community and learn something while they're at it. It would be great if you could have a look and share your thoughts through comments on the website. Thanks! — http://goo.gl/MQKGJ

The BUBA program accomplishes two objectives. First, it helps local small businesses in underprivileged areas gain the tools and training. Second, it helps create student social entrepreneurs with leadership skills.

06/02/2012

The Story of AnaGenesis!

ot many professionals can tout extensive microfinance experience, self-employment, and operating a business on three continents. Even fewer can say they did it before college graduation—unless the individual is senior Nathan Bernard (BSBA ’12).