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Module 1
Civil Society Academy’s Organisational Development Programme for Climate Nonprofits
Module 2
Adaptation and Mitigation
Module 3
Proposal Writing & Open Data Sources
Module 4
A Framework for Quantifying the Climate Co-Benefits of MGNREGS works
Module 5
Human Capital Management in Grassroots NGOs
Analyze current human capital challenges specific to NGOs, identifying strategies to attract, retain, and devclop talent effectively.
Harnessing the Power of Social Media
Leveraging Technology for Effective Operations
Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning Guide
Program Strategy for Fundraising
What-Why-How of Financial Management
Climate Change—What, When, Why and How?
Science, IPCC and Governments
Climate Lens For Our Work
Sample Projects
Climate and Weather
Are Climate and Weather the same? Climate is often confused with weather however there is a key difference between weather and climate. Weather is the instantaneous state of the atmosphere and the world around us. It is mainly limited to short term variat...
Natural climate change
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Human induced climate change
Human Induced climate change is the long term change in the atmosphere and the environment due to human activities that lead to an accumulation of greenhouse gases that trap in the atmosphere causing a heating effect. The activities are namely burning of fossi...
Earth’s Energy Budget
The earth works in an equilibrium. It strives to maintain an overall budget between the overall amount of incoming and outgoing energy at the top of the atmosphere. Earth receives incoming energy from the Sun. Earth also emits energy back to spa...
How is climate change going to affect India?
Water The Himalayas are responsible for most of the water supply in India with the source of major perennial rivers such as the Ganga, Yamuna, Brahmaputra as well as parts of Indus. These rivers in turn are utilised for water consumption, irrigation ...
Resources
IPCC: https://www.ipcc.ch/ NOAA: https://www.noaa.gov/ NASA: https://www.nasa.gov/ CSE: https://csestore.cse.org.in/ Centre for climate change research: https://cccr.tropmet.res.in/home/researchthemes.jsp The Third Pole: https://www.thethirdpole.net/en/...
New Page
The planetary boundaries framework was first published in 2009 under the leadership of Johan Rockström – at that time Director of the SRC, today Director of the Potsdam Institute, and co-author of the new study. The planetary boundaries demarcate the safe oper...
Climate Vulnerability Assessment
Tracking Climate Action
(Source: https://climateactiontracker.org/countries/india/) Nationally Determined Contributions, or NDCs, are countries’ self-defined national climate pledges under the Paris Agreement, detailing what they will do to help meet the global goal to pursue 1....
Adaptation and Mitigation
How do we tackle climate change?Lakshmi Menon, Senior Analyst – Adaptation and Risk Analysis Sector Contents: International Consensus and Local Action Climate Action Two Pillars: Adaptation and Mitigation Planning for Adaptation ...
Proposal Writing & Open Data Sources
Lakshmi Menon, Senior Analyst – Adaptation and Risk Analysis Sector Center for Study of Science, Technology & Policy Proposals and Concept Notes CONCEPT NOTES TYPE PROPOSALS Initial document to introduce ideas Purpose ...
A Framework for Quantifying the Climate Co-Benefits of MGNREGS works
Kanchan Kargwal Analyst – Adaptation and Risk Analysis Sector What is MGNREGS? Offers a legal guarantee of 100 days of employment to every rural household, whose adult members demand for manual work. Creates community assets aimed at rural develo...
Application of the Climate Co-benefits Framework
Kanchan Kargwal Analyst – Adaptation and Risk Analysis Sector Center for Study of Science, Technology & Policy Social development projects Projects or initiatives designed to improve the well-being of individuals and communities. Mainly focused on enh...
Annex
Climate Change at Our Doorsteps # Name Head Office Years in Operation Regions of Operation 1 ADITHI Patna 35 Bihar, Jharkhand 2 Ghoghardiha Prakhand Swarajya Vikas Sangh (GPSVS) M...
Activity
Split into a pair: One beneficiary One interviewer Role of beneficiary: You are a beneficiary who either Received a WHS for their farmland Or are a beneficiary of orchard plantation Or are a women who is actively involved in LSG You will h...
Let's think
Were climate hazards considered during the development of the social development projects? Whether climate hazards were considered during the development of the social development projects remains unclear If not, were the direct and indirect impacts of cli...
Sample Project 1
Organisation: Samvad Project: Conscientization of Self Governance and promoting Food Security in Jharkhand Activity: 350 Water Harvesting Structures for 300 villages are developed under the governmental employment scheme MGNREGS Objectives achieved: Provi...
Sample Project 2
Organisation: Sebajagat Project: Orchard plantation Activity: Orchard plantation and land development Objectives achieved: Livelihood and income generation Were there any climate co-benefits? (benefits related to environment and climate which were over...
Sample Project 3
Organisation: GPSVS Project: WASH Activity: Demonstration of temporary, semipermanent and permanent facilities for storing rainwater at household level Results or objectives achieved: Access to safe and potable drinking water, sanitation and hygiene pract...
Sample Project 4
Organisation: Samvad Project: Promote inclusive governance and sustainable livelihood initiatives among resource-poor women and other marginalized communities Activity: Inclusive LSG. Objective: Advance women’s full participation in LSG Were there an...