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This Sunday at The Goa Project Sessions, it's the Society track, and the theme is environmental action. We are all aware of the precipice on which we stand, when it comes to air quality and water supply. But what can we actually do about it? Do we need citizens to take steps in their individual lives to combat these issues, or does it all eventually come down to policy? And how is this policy made?

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Tanushree Ganguly is an air quality researcher who is working on developing a data-driven approach towards clean air policy making in India. Currently at the Council on Energy, Environment and Water, her work focuses on assessing the potential of alternative methods of monitoring air quality and understanding and addressing the current regulatory hurdles in effective implementation of clean air policies.

Mriganka Saxena is the Founding Partner of Habitat Tectonics Architecture & Urbanism (HTAU) and CityAnalytics based in Gurgaon. With over eighteen years’ experience, working with both the public and private sectors she specialises in preparing urban strategies and enabling frameworks for urban transformation initiatives. Her focus lies in design-led policy and tools for effective delivery in the areas of Transit Oriented Development (TOD), Mobility, and Natural Water Resources.

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We have a slight change in programme. Mriganka Saxena cannot make it. S. Vishwanath graciously agreed to present at short notice.

S. Vishwanath a.k.a. zenrainman has been harvesting rain, digging wells, recycling wastewater and dabbling in water, wastewater and faecal sludge management policy for the last 34 years.

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This Sunday it’s the #Design track. We’ll hear from Nilofar Haja on designing engaging content for users, Pooja Shetty on how we can use breakthroughs in science, economic theory, mathematics, to better understand and design an equitable future, and Preeti Kolambekar on child-centric design as an effective start point to creating inclusive societies.
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Nilofar is a content strategist and digital marketing consultant based in Bangalore. Over the last 15 years, she has worked with media and publishing houses such as Mid-Day, Conde Nast, Orient Longman Books, and also with not-for-profit and international institutions such as The Center for Internet & Society, the United Nations, and the Prince of Wales Museum. Currently, she is working with Karma Kettle tea brand to revamp their digital marketing strategy.

Pooja is an Architect, Production Designer, Installation artist and a filmmaker. She is the co-founder and CDO of Memesys, a new media studio working at the intersection of technology, documentation and cinema.

Preeti is an architect, designer and educator. She is the co-founder of Studio Kolam, a multidisciplinary practice with focus on environment, sustainability and inclusive design. As a member of CISV International (UN partner); she has led the Indian delegation as an ambassador of peace education and is presently involved in developing models of inclusive spaces for children.

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Nilofar is a content strategist and digital marketing consultant based in Bangalore. Over the last 15 years, she has worked with media and publishing houses such as Mid-Day, Conde Nast, Orient Longman Books, and also with not-for-profit and international institutions such as The Center for Internet & Society, the United Nations, and the Prince of Wales Museum. Currently, she is working with Karma Kettle tea brand to revamp their digital marketing strategy.

Pooja is an Architect, Production Designer, Installation artist and a filmmaker. She is the co-founder and CDO of Memesys, a new media studio working at the intersection of technology, documentation and cinema.

Preeti is an architect, designer and educator. She is the co-founder of Studio Kolam, a multidisciplinary practice with focus on environment, sustainability and inclusive design. As a member of CISV International (UN partner); she has led the Indian delegation as an ambassador of peace education and is presently involved in developing models of inclusive spaces for children.

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This Sunday at The Goa Project Sessions, it’s the News & Media track.

Ruchi Kumar will explore the need for foreign correspondence catered to an Indian audience to help Indians better understand our relationship with the other nationalities, and our roles and responsibilities in a globalised world, but most of all, to help develop a compassionate, humanitarian approach to foreign policy, and Niha Masih will chat about how we cover India for a global audience, its significance given the local media landscape now and the challenges and advantages.

Bios in next post.

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Niha is the India correspondent for the Washington Post based in New Delhi. Previously, she was a reporter on NDTV’s award-winning news documentary show, Truth vs Hype, where she covered major international stories such as the war in Gaza, post-war Sri Lanka and the first democratic elections in Egypt and Myanmar.

Ruchi is a freelance foreign correspondent based in Afghanistan. She has been published in The Hindu, dna, Times of India, and other international publications.
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This Sunday at The Goa Project Sessions, it’s the News & Media track.

Ruchi Kumar will explore the need for foreign correspondence catered to an Indian audience to help Indians better understand our relationship with the other nationalities, and our roles and responsibilities in a globalised world, but most of all, to help develop a compassionate, humanitarian approach to foreign policy, and Niha Masih will chat about how we cover India for a global audience, its significance given the local media landscape now and the challenges and advantages.

Bios in next post.

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This Sunday at TGP Sessions, it’s the Intersections track. (What is Intersections? It’s the track in which we include topics that span two or more of our other tracks.)

This Sunday, we will hear from people who came up with innovative ways to help us deal with the weird world we’ve been living in the last year: a couple of advertising professionals who started a web site which lets locked-down folks go outside their four walls; and a doctor who fought the contagion, not with medicine but by coordinating volunteer efforts to battle the pandemic.

[Bios in next post]

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Sonali and Vaishnav live in Singapore and work in advertising. They are the founders of WindowSwap, a website that helps you look through someone’s window somewhere in the world. Over the past year, the website went viral, and has garnered over 5.5 million visitors from 110 countries and more than 15,000 submissions.

A gypsy at heart and a global citizen, Sanjiv has traversed through different professions and geographies, taking every opportunity to serve that his professional career has offered him. He always tries to remember that he is a human being, not a human doing: doing is a by-product of being, not the other way around.