Anjal Prakash

Clinical Associate Professor (Research), Bharti Institute of Public Policy, Indian School of Business /Climate Change/Urbanism/Sustainability/Gender Equity/ Global South / Columnist at BQ Prime/The Quint/Forbes India

Role
Lead Author- Ipcc Special Report on Climate Change and Cities at Ipcc
Location
Hyderabad, TG, IN
LinkedIn followers
500 followers

About Anjal Prakash

I am an Associate Professor (Research) and Research Director at Bharti Institute of…

Experience

  1. Lead Author- Ipcc Special Report on Climate Change and Cities

    Ipcc

    Jan 2025 — Present

    The IPCC Climate Change and Cities report focuses on urban risks, mitigation, adaptation, and transformative change. It will highlight challenges, opportunities, and solutions for cities as both contributors and victims of climate impacts, emphasizing integrated governance, stakeholder collaboration, innovation, and pathways for building resilient, sustainable urban areas

Education

  • Center for Research on New International Economic Order (CReNIEO), Chennai

    Post-Graduate Diploma, Rural Development and Management

    1993 — 1995

  • Wageningen University & Research

    PhD, Social Sciences

    2001 — 2005

  • Tata Institute of Social Sciences

    MSW, Urban and Rural Community Development

    1995 — 1997

Skills

  • Environmental Awareness
  • Policy Analysis
  • Project Planning
  • Research
  • Water Management
  • Program Evaluation
  • Program Development
  • Policy
  • Environmental Policy
  • Program Management
  • Public Health
  • Climate Change
  • Sustainability
  • Natural Resource Management

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