Priyal Shah

Senior Program Associate - Climate

Bio

Priyal Shah is a Senior Program Associate for the Climate Program at WRI India. She works on circular economy initiatives and just transition focused projects.

Prior to joining WRI India, Priyal worked at Infinitive, a circular economy advisory, where she supported projects on technical communications and awareness building around resource efficiency and circular economy for a bilateral project. She also supported efforts to increase online and offline outreach of the Ellen MacArthur Foundation's Disruptive Innovation Festival in India. During the same period, she was also the Program Manager for Sustainability Nexus, an organization that brings together people, knowledge, ideas and action to address environmental sustainability challenges through collaborative action.

Priyal holds a Bachelor’s in Business Administration from NMIMS University, Mumbai.

Priyal is a wildlife photographer with a wish to create a large portfolio of fine art nature photographs. She loves food, music, travelling, nature walks, gadgets and films.

Blogs

Early, Concerted Efforts Key to a Just Transition for Indian MSMEs: Insights From Auto and Textile Sectors
by Shubhangi Gupta, Ashwini Hingne and Priyal Shah - June 02, 2023
This article was originally published in the April-June 2022 issue of the Energy Manager Magazine.

Early action on the green transition offers immense opportunity to boost business, innovate, attract new investments, create new jobs and develop a competitive advantage in new, emerging sectors like green energy
Three ways India Inc can accelerate climate action
by Subrata Chakrabarty and Priyal Shah - May 20, 2021
The latest greenhouse gas (GHG) emission data submitted by the Government of India to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change through its third biennial update report (BUR3) reveals interesting trends about Indian industry. In 2016, the most recent year for which
Circular Fashion: Rethinking the way forward for India’s fashion industry
by Priyal Shah - December 05, 2019
This blog series is part of an ongoing project by WRI and its partners to encourage apparel companies to break away from traditional business models and invest in clothing reuse - resale, rental, and repair models.

Until a few years ago, Indian households followed a typical pattern of using clothes. A new shirt was first worn by the eldest child, followed by younger siblings

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Early, Concerted Efforts Key to a Just Transition for Indian MSMEs: Insights From Auto and Textile Sectors

Three ways India Inc can accelerate climate action

Circular Fashion: Rethinking the way forward for India’s fashion industry

Enabling a Just Transition for MSMEs and Workers in the Indian Automotive Industry

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