Neha Abraham is the advocacy and partnerships lead at SEWA Cooperative Federation. She leads participatory research to unpack the climate risks faced by women’s cooperative enterprises with the aim of informing evidence-based policy change on gender, livelihoods, and climate resilience. Prior to joining SEWA, Neha spent more than a decade working with governments, donors, nonprofits, and grassroots women leaders across India on participatory approaches to social inclusion, nutrition, and governance. A trained ethnographic researcher, Neha holds a master’s degree in sociology from the Delhi School of Economics, and was previously an urban fellow at the Indian Institute for Human Settlements.
Women's collectives, climate adaptation, behaviour change communication, action research, policy engagement
SEWA Cooperative Federation
