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Report February 20, 2026

Stakeholder Engagement for Air Quality Improvement Projects

By Anushri Pundit

A guide to effective stakeholder engagement for air quality improvement projects.

Report February 19, 2026

Citizen Perceptions of Clean Air Zone Measures in Visakhapatnam and Vijayawada

By Anushri Pundit & Vivek Vaidyanathan

This study uses insights from citizen perception surveys about our proposed Clean Air Zone measures in Visakhapatnam and Vijayawada to develop a recommended CAZ implementation plan.

Press Release June 10, 2025

Phased implementation of Clean Air Zones begins soon

The forthcoming phase of CAZ implementation will include area improvement projects that include optimising parking arrangements and novel nature-based solutions like permeable pavements and Miyawaki forests at junctions.

Blog April 13, 2025

Training at Sustainability and Resilience Unit

In support of these efforts, GVMC and Artha launched their collaboration through a series of comprehensive training workshops focused on the Cities and Public Health module.

Blog April 13, 2025

Training at Mahatma Gandhi State Institute for Public Administration (MGSIPA)

Artha conducted a 2-day workshop at the MGSIPA campus in Chandigarh. The participants in this workshop were officials from the Urban Local Bodies of Jalandhar, Ludhiana, Mandi Gobindgarh, Patiala, and Chandigarh.

Report March 20, 2025

Report | Learning from London’s Experience in Tackling Air Pollution

Report by Transport for London for Artha Global, on how London tackled and solved its air pollution problem

Blog February 14, 2025

Trauma from India’s second wave may have lingering effects

By Sofia Imad & Nikita Kwatra

A multi-pronged mental health strategy for coronavirus warriors is the need of the hour.

Paper February 14, 2025

Prevalence of COVID-19 In Rural Versus Urban Areas in a Low-Income Country: Findings from a State-Wide Study in Karnataka, India

By Dr. Manoj Mohanan, Anu Acharya, Dr. Anup Malani & Kaushik Krishnan

Overall seroprevalence in the state implies that by August at least 31.5 million residents had been infected by August, nearly an order of magnitude larger than confirmed cases.

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