Anya George

Program Associate - Transport

Bio

Anya George is a Program Associate for WRI India’s Sustainable Cities and Transport team, where she oversees communications strategies for the team’s projects. She supports the team by communicating the insights from their research.

Before joining WRI, Anya worked at Deloitte as an editor and proofreader for the firm’s thought leadership articles and research. She has also worked as a correspondent at YourStory, a media startup focused on startups and entrepreneurs, and was also a reporter at Reuters News, covering US business stories.

Anya holds a BA from Christ University, where she studied journalism, psychology, and literature. She completed her master’s degree in international studies and diplomacy from SOAS, University of London.

Anya has adopted Bengaluru as her home and doesn’t want to leave it. She enjoys walking around old parts of the city, learning its history, cold rainy days, and exploring new places to eat.

Blogs

How can public bike-sharing initiatives thrive in Indian cities?
by Anya George and Prateek Diwan - January 14, 2021
Cycling, a sustainable, healthy, and low-cost mode of travel, has seen a resurgence in popularity during the pandemic as cars and buses stayed off the roads. During the lockdown in the UK, cycle-to-work schemes saw a 200% rise in bicycle orders from emergency workers. In India, according to the All India Cycle

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