Shreya Adhikari

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Shreya is an editorial associate at IDR, where she manages podcasts, in addition to writing, editing, sourcing, and publishing content. She has more than seven years of experience as a media and communications professional, and has been involved in the curation and production of various art and culture festivals in India and internationally, including the Jaipur Literature Festival—where she was a core team member.


Areas of expertise

Media


Articles by Shreya Adhikari


tribal art depicting humans in a circle_systems thinking

February 13, 2024
Connecting the dots: Systems thinking for climate solutions
To solve for the climate crisis, we must analyse its intersections with social, economic, and political systems. Here's how systems thinking can help.
pigeons sitting on a brown metal bar_COP28

December 4, 2023
ChatGPT explains COP 28
Have questions about the UN climate conference? No worries, here’s ChatGPT to the rescue.
cat sitting with a laptop and coffee mug_climate change

August 14, 2023
Business as usual
Maybe a reality cheque will solve the problem?
Illustration of tree with birds_climate change philanthropy

May 19, 2023
Centring equity in India’s climate philanthropy
Jarnail Singh, deputy director, India, at MacArthur Foundation, on why climate philanthropy in the country must adopt an equity lens and how partnerships in the sector can enable this.
Figurine of a man with hands raised_nonprofit humour

May 15, 2023
Mercury retrograde: A week at work
What can we do, when the stars aren’t aligned in our favour?
an elephant crossing a forest road--human wildlife conflict

March 28, 2023
Human-wildlife conflict in the time of climate change
Climate change is a major threat to animals and their habitats, thereby increasing chances of human-wildlife conflict. Here's how we must rethink conservation efforts in light of the climate emergency.
Kirit Parikh_Illustration_climate crisis

March 24, 2023
IDR Interviews | Kirit Parikh
A glimpse of the remarkable life of Dr Kirit Parikh, who has been an integral part of India's public policy landscape for almost five decades.
Tribal women working in the plantation field

January 27, 2023
Photo essay: The life and times of India’s tribal women leaders
From empowering women and ensuring education for young girls, to fighting for the rights of their people, here’s a look at the lives of women leaders from four different tribal communities in India.
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