This editorial design project for Climate Asia focuses on the intersection of gender disparities and climate resilience. The report analyzes structural barriers to women’s leadership while highlighting solution-oriented approaches derived from interviews with 20 women leaders across science, governance, and grassroots sectors. By centering lived experiences and the Sustainable Livelihoods Framework, the publication provides a strategic roadmap for institutional and financial reforms to foster inclusive climate governance.

This editorial design project involved the visual and structural development of a comprehensive compendium published by WRI India. The objective was to create a cohesive editorial framework that effectively communicates the findings of 16 diverse case studies spanning nine Indian states. The design facilitates a deep dive into the Productive Use of Renewable Energy (PURE), focusing on its impact on agricultural value chains through technologies like solar irrigation, cold storage, and agro-processing.

Saksham Rozgar Society is a youth-focused nonprofit dedicated to enabling skill development, fostering confidence, and creating employment opportunities for underserved communities. Through free, high-quality training programs, mentorship support, and career readiness initiatives, the organization empowers young individuals to build sustainable futures. Their work centres around soft skills development, professional training, and connecting youth to real job opportunities — creating a direct pathway from learning to livelihood.