A year after the baton of C20 transitioned from India to Brazil, the closing summit, held in Rio de Janeiro on November 13, 2024, brought together prominent leaders such as. . .
As Civil 20 Brazil continues for 2024, the extensive work done by C20 India’s 16 working groups was taken as the starting point. The Inception Meeting was hosted in Recife,. . .
In a step towards fostering community-driven water conservation, the Sustainable and Resilient Communities (SRC) Working Group of C20 (Civil 20) organized C-Chaupals to raise awareness and inspire actionable change. The. . .
From February to August 2023, the Civil 20 (C20) India’s Sustainable and Resilient Communities (SRC) working group organized a transformative series of C-Chaupal events across multiple states, focusing on water. . .
As Chair of G20 India’s Civil Society Engagement Group, Amma shared that a pathway of hope for the world’s future has opened through C20’s deliberations. Humanity must work as a. . .
The initiative especially focuses on reaching young and school-going girls to eradicate the shame, heavy stigma, and misconception that menstruation carries. UNESCO India and Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham have come together. . .
AYUDH organized a Youth Conclave as a part of the C20 Education and Digital Transformation Working Group Conclave hosted by AURO University, Surat, Gujarat. Twenty-five core members of AYUDH Gujarat. . .
The Educational and Digital Transformation Working Group organized the International Youth Parliament for Education for Life. The event aimed to unite young minds worldwide to engage in thoughtful discussions on. . .
The Civil 20 working group for Gender Equality in collaboration with AYUDH organised a day of solidarity to call for women’s empowerment and an end to the struggles associated with. . .
The participation of citizens from 106 countries over the last few months shows that diverse cultural traditions are a source of strength to share knowledge in this digital age. The. . .
