Saturday, October 3, 2026 · 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Price
Free
Climate Panchayat: Solutioning for the Marginalized Mumbaikar is a two-way dialogue focused on climate resilience and practical, ground-level solutions for Mumbai's indigenous and vulnerable communities. The event is built on a simple but urgent premise: the burden of the climate crisis falls heaviest on those who contributed least to causing it.
Format Rather than a conventional one-sided panel, Climate Panchayat flips the room. Panelists representing affected communities share their real, lived challenges, and the audience works directly alongside them to shape actionable, real-world outcomes. It is a working session as much as a conversation - ideas raised in the room are meant to leave it as concrete next steps.
Who it's for The session is designed for anyone with a stake in Mumbai's climate future:
As the organisers put it: "You and your ideas belong in this room."
What to expect
Partners The event is supported by Save Mumbai Mangroves (Instagram: @savemumbaimangroves) and Go Hallu Hallu (Instagram: @gohalluhallu) - both Mumbai-based community and environmental initiatives.
Context Climate Panchayat is part of Climate Week India 2026, a broader programme of events convening climate-focused practitioners, funders, and community organisations across India. The panchayat format draws on the Indian tradition of community assembly - a deliberative, participatory model that gives affected voices a seat at the table rather than treating them as subjects of policy.
Details
For founders, investors, designers, and technologists building in climate tech, urban resilience, or civic infrastructure, this is a rare chance to hear directly from the communities their products and capital are meant to serve.
Price
Free