In 1991, Leadership For Environment and Development started with the belief that there was a need for a new generation of Global Leaders.. more
Despite the rehabilitation efforts of the last three years,
many community members on the Nicobar Islands, who were most severely
impacted by the Tsunami are unable to return to the sustainable livelihoods
that formed the basis for local economy ......
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Climate change is one of the biggest challenges that the world has ever faced. It is a concern that cuts across sectors and countries, making existing problems like poverty, health and inequity worse and creating new ones like melting polar ice caps and glaciers. more
Economic growth in developed and developing countries has
put enormous pressure on available resources and the environment.
Businesses...
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LEAD is an international non-profit organisation with a fast growing network of 2000 leaders in more than 90 countries. Our shared mission is to inspire leadership for a sustainable world. We do this by searching worldwide for outstanding people, developing their leadership potential through our innovative training programmes and working with them to mobilise others to make a real difference to the future of this planet.
In India the network comprises of 156 Fellows strategically and geographically located across the length and breadth of the country representing the Government, Non-Government, Industry, Media, and Academia. Others work at grassroots level with communities.
SOIF 2010 Annual Report 2008-2009
Highlights of Cohort 14 Induction Program held at Delhi on October 2009
Glimpses of Chief Minister's Conclave held at Shimla on October 2009
Chief Minister's Conclave Proceedings
Case Study Summaries from Climate Change Leaders
In India, our natural resources are getting depleted faster
than .
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