Non-Government Organisations are the pillars of promoting a sustainable change in our environment. They are by larger the biggest contributors to spread awareness and spearheading conservations efforts around the world. The increasing pollution, urbanisation, loss of biodiversity and rising global temperatures are an indicator of the climate emergency our planet is facing.
The sustainable development NGOs are key partners in fighting this climate change and working towards the Sustainability Development Goals (SDGs). These NGOs are a prominent source of inspiration and hands-on experience for a sustainable planet. They offer research on SDGs and internship and volunteer opportunities to anyone who wants to be a part of this change.
Today, we have a list of top sustainable development NGOs India that are leading the change towards and greener and better world.
VASUDHA FOUNDATION
Vasudha means ‘the Earth: the giver of wealth’ and this foundation is working to create a better planet for the future generation. It is a Non-Government organisation that focuses to promote environment-friendly and sustainable models of energy. The foundation promotes renewable energy and energy-efficient technologies for cleaner energy.
MOBIUS FOUNDATION
Mobius is one Best NGO in India and a leading foundations working on multiple fronts to combat climate change. The foundation has organised numerous plantations drives to increase the green cover in India. This NGO for sustainable development spread awareness about the rising pollution levels in Indian cities, increasing population, deforestation and loss of biodiversity.
The NGO has also hosted an international conference on sustainability development, the ‘Youth for Earth’ challenge and build a school that will deliver quality education to rural Indians with sustainable education at its core.
GREENPEACE INDIA
The foundation of this NGO traces back to 1995 when a few friends came together and gave rise to a movement for a greener future. They believe that optimism is the basis of building a brighter tomorrow. They invite people to take courageous actions for change. On a quest to build a green and peaceful future, they share the stories of people working towards sustainability to inspire others.
GREEN YATRA
Established in 2008, the Green Yatra Top NGO was formed by Durgesh and Pradeep to reduce the excess amount of PoP used to make Ganesha Statues during the Ganesha Festival. The PoP Ganesha statues harm our rivers and waterways when they are immersed in water.
The founder released that this is not an ideal way to celebrate a religious festival. To change the perspective, they involved schools, colleges and communities.
Global warming and climate change are real, and we need to act now to save our planet from destruction. After all, we only have one planet to depend on.
