Our work in India

We work with organisations large and small across the world, creating coalitions to help solve challenges like water scarcity or waste – challenges too big for any one organisation to solve on its own.

Sustainable innovation: how can Forum help you and your organisation?

We’re creating bespoke opportunities for organisations across India:India brochure front cover

  • Workshops on how to make your business strategy sustainable, with a view to increasing profits and benefitting society and the environment.
  • Expert innovation advice to help your company create new products and services that will be successful now and in the future.
  • Education and training in sustainable business and Corporate Responsibility based on our experience with companies around the world to empower your managers to capitalise on business opportunities and build your brand.
  • Capture and communicate your stories of successful innovation by harnessing our expertise and thought leadership. You can do this through working with us on a project, joining our Network, or sponsoring a Green Futures publication.

If you’d like to know more, please contact:

Stephanie Draper: s.draper@forumforthefuture.org │+44 7734 558 321
Martin Wright: m.wright@forumforthefuture.org │+91 997 188 9327

India: Innovation Nation

Front cover of Special EditionIn January 2013, we launched the latest Special Edition from our award-winning magazine, Green Futures, ‘India: Innovation Nation’. Published in partnership with TERI, the Edition covers breakthroughs in everything from cleantech, energy and transport to food and water security.

Republish articles from the Special Edition - for free!

We are happy for any content from the Special Edition to be syndicated free of charge, to help spread the message of these exciting innovations. If you're interested in doing so, please contact Katie Shaw for more information and terms: katie@greenfutures.org.uk

Stay in touch

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Read Martin Wright’s latest blog on what we’ve been up to in India.