EVENTS

ESG was awarded the United Nations ‘Water for Life’ – 2012 Best Practices Award in recognition of its campaigns against privatisation of lakes.

The organisation has been vocal in speaking for public commons and has fought several legal battles to prevent destruction of natural resources.

Using citizen science to track the patterns of emergence and maturation of leaves, flowers and fruits of Indian tree species.

Bengaluru Apartments’ Federation (BAF) facilitated conversations and debates concerning Bengaluru’s development agenda.

A campaign to help member residents of BAF become aware, ready and proactively participate in the upcoming Karnataka Assembly Elections.

The state government holds the reins of the city’s budget. But the vision of the 74th amendment is that the third tier of government, which is the BBMP council, should be in charge.

BBMP has issued work orders for this Rs 6,000 crore in one go, even though the money is meant to be spent over three years.

The datajam hosted mobility enthusiasts from across sectors and professions who drafted possible solutions to traffic issues.

A webinar on safety issues around metro construction delved into the importance of safety audits, as well as pollution and accessibility issues.

Namma Metro can be a safe, clean and sustainable mode of transport, but how much importance is given to safety during its construction?

Even though the redesigned Church Street serves as an aspirational model, it cannot be entirely replicated in other areas of the city.

Five years after its redesign, Church Street is praised and criticised in almost equal measure. Let’s delve into what worked and what didn’t.