Aditi Sundan

Manager - Communications

Bio

Aditi Sundan works as a Manager in the Core Communications department at WRI India. Here she primarily focuses on editorial aspects of communications and helps with media outreach.

Prior to this, Aditi worked as a freelance editor with research organizations and as a communications professional with Centre for Social and Economic Progress (CSEP), formerly Brookings India.

She holds a master’s in English Literature from Delhi University and a diploma in International Law and Diplomacy from the Indian Society of International Law.

Aditi has a keen interest in the relationship between climate change and human rights and has worked in association with human rights organizations in the past. She is also a writer and researcher with an interest in all things culture and literature.

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Decoding Energy Governance
by Aditi Sundan e Bharath Jairaj - August 02, 2023
As the world moves towards a green energy transition, effective, equitable and efficient energy governance is crucial for ensuring that the energy needs of the most vulnerable populations is met and nobody is left behind. This requires multi-level cooperation and stakeholder participation.

The UNDP Global Energy Governance Advisory group has been constituted with this as its purpose.
A Decade of Connect Karo: Advancing Urban Development, Food Security, Climate Resilience and Electric Mobility
by Aditi Sundan - July 07, 2023
Since 2013, WRI India’s annual flagship event, Connect Karo, has served as a meaningful platform for facilitating dialogue between policymakers, experts and stakeholders to drive sustainable change and progress, particularly on issues of urban development and climate change. In the 10 years since its inception, several key decision makers have participated in these discussions and key
WRI India Experts Decode Union Budget 2023
by Aditi Sundan - February 02, 2023
In her introduction to the Budget for the financial year 2023-24, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said “We are implementing many programmes for green fuel, green energy, green farming, green mobility, green buildings, and green equipment, and policies for efficient use of energy across various economic sectors.” The term “green” appears 22 times in the speech. Green Growth has

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