At CCRI, we believe that empowering the next generation with knowledge and awareness is critical in the fight against climate change.Through our dedicated workshops and awareness programs, we have been actively engaging students across schools and colleges, helping them understand the science, impacts, and solutions related to our changing climate. By fostering climate literacy today, we are shaping a more sustainable tomorrow.
The climatic change has become a global concern over the last few decades. Besides, these climatic changes affect life on the earth in various ways. These climatic changes are having various impacts on the ecosystem and ecology. Due to these changes, a number of species of plants and animals have gone extinct.
At CCRI, we actively promote the adoption of solar energy through awareness programs, community outreach, and technical guidance. Our initiatives focus on educating individuals and institutions about the environmental and economic benefits of going solar. Through hands-on workshops and live demonstrations, we encourage communities to harness the power of the sun and become active participants in India’s clean energy transition.
At CCRI, carbon capture is a core focus of our research and outreach initiatives. We are dedicated to addressing the scientific and technological challenges of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) and Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) in the context of global climate change. Our platform offers young researchers and students valuable opportunities to learn from experts, participate in research workshops, and engage in collaborative projects. Through these efforts, we aim to foster innovation and build capacity in the evolving field of carbon management.
As UNEP accredited and a proud member of the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC), the Climate Change Research Institute integrates impacting research, data-driven analysis, and interdisciplinary collaboration to address complex global challenges. We focus on actionable climate solutions that align with key SDGs, including climate action, sustainable cities, clean energy, and responsible consumption.
About CCRI
The Climate Change Research Institute (CCRI) is not-for-profit organization registered under Registration Society Act 1860*. It has a mission is to inform youth in schools and colleges about the environment, ecosystem changes and consequences of climate change through awareness and capacity building on topics of scientific & societal interest such as Energy, Health, Water and Air pollution among others.
Vision & Mission
In the current millennium climate change has become one of the greatest threats for humanity. The Earth’s average temperature has increased by more than 1.4oC from the pre-industrial era and is increasing further. Changing environment and ecology due to climate change are impacting food security, water supply, agriculture, energy, transportation, Infrastructure, human health, and sustainable growth. According to studies 322 intense weather events have occurred across India 2024. The safe limit for global temperature rise is set to be 1.5oC by 2050.
The Climate Change Research Institute (CCRI) has been founded with a vision to promote understanding of climate change, mentoring and developing human resource capabilities for finding solutions. The ultimate goal of climate change adaptation and mitigation is to reduce accumulation of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in the atmosphere and reduce carbon footprints, while addressing.
- How to achieve energy security when climate change is looming large?
- How to ensure safe water availability for the future generations?
- How to address climate change impacts on human health?
- How investment decisions should be made in clean energy technologies?
- To what extent renewable energy can fulfill the energy needs of modern society?
- How carbon capture, storage and utilization can help in Net Zero scenario?
Founder
Dr (Mrs) Malti Goel
Dr (Mrs) Malti Goel is founder of the Climate Change Research Institute. She is former Adviser, DST and CSIR Emeritus Scientist in the Ministry of Science & Technology, Government of India.
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