
Climate Education
Making climate issues easier to understand and discuss.
Work
Climate action
Climate change is not only an environmental issue. It affects livelihoods, health, food security and the opportunities available to young people.
Abhishek's climate work focuses on climate education, youth participation, climate justice and stronger representation of Global South perspectives.

Making climate issues easier to understand and discuss.

Creating opportunities for young people to take part in climate conversations and action.

Bringing questions of equity, representation and Global South concerns into climate discussions.
Climate work on the ground
The SDGs Work Report describes work on all elements of Action for Climate Empowerment: climate education and awareness, training, public participation and cooperation with government and civil society in the city.
Rural climate awareness sessions, a youth-led community action team of five to eight members, seminars in schools and colleges, cleanliness drives, tree plantation and the 'Run for Nature' on World Environment Day are documented with photographs.




Youth leadership
Young people are already contributing to their communities. The need is to give them better opportunities, knowledge and platforms.
Abhishek's work focuses on youth participation, leadership development, capacity building and meaningful engagement in public life.



Sustainable development
Sustainable development is not only about targets and reports. It is also about what happens in communities.
Abhishek's work connects community service, youth participation, climate action and sustainable development.
Free meal distribution since 2011 and the monthly ration kit programme for cancer-affected families.
Food and medicine support at government hospitals, and patient transport and relief during COVID-19.
Deputy Campaign Director of the SDG 5 Global Youth Voices for Gender Equality Delegates Campaign.
Climate education, youth outreach after COY18 and COY19, the Global South Movement for Climate Justice and the Green Governance Leaders Program.
Work on governance, public participation, youth parliaments and the parliamentary internship.
Only the goals that the supplied reports connect to the work are shown.
Governance
Research on bills and schemes, relief-fund letters and a rural campaign tour with the MP from Indore.
Indian Student Parliament 2020 and 2021, Peoples Global Leaders' Summit 2022 (Deputy Speaker, AIPPM), Model G20 2023, and recognitions in national youth parliaments.
Indian School of Democracy: ethical governance, democratic institution-building and principled political leadership.
Public policy
The COY19 outreach programme ran a national survey with 351 responses on how climate change is felt in daily life. Rising utility bills, health costs, water scarcity and crop damage were the most reported impacts.
The outcome report recommends climate literacy for underserved communities, climate-resilient public policy, and region-specific action for flood-prone, drought-prone, urban and mountain areas.
In 2025, as Deputy Campaign Director of the SDG 5 Global Youth Voices for Gender Equality Delegates Campaign, he produced a bilingual advocacy pack and a formal letter to the UN Secretary-General on meaningful youth participation.

Global affairs
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Larger markers are conferences attended in person. Smaller markers are virtual participation and online programmes.
Reports and documents
Community service, food security, health support and climate work mapped to the SDGs
Climate Action Report
19th UN Climate Change Conference of Youth, Azerbaijan, November 2024
QS ImpACT, Climate Education, 28 July to 3 August 2025
Youth Climate Action Week, 5 to 10 June 2025, Commonwealth Youth Council (Asia Region)
The participation of Indian youth in climate diplomacy, sustainable development and youth-led global governance, 2020–2025
Full record of positions, programmes, conferences and recognitions
Full archives on Google Drive: Certificates and awards, Print media coverage, CV.