Landscape & regional resilience
We work across river basins, forests, rural economies, and climate-vulnerable landscapes to support locally grounded approaches for ecological resilience and long-term community well-being.
ADAPT works across five thematic areas, bridging field evidence with institutional change at local, state, and national levels.
Each area connects ground-level practice to policy — and they overlap by design.
We work across river basins, forests, rural economies, and climate-vulnerable landscapes to support locally grounded approaches for ecological resilience and long-term community well-being.
Climate change is not separate from development — it is reshaping its terms. We make adaptation planning community-led, grounded in local ecological knowledge, and linked to livelihood and equity outcomes.
Grounded insight on river systems, environmental shifts, and landscape dynamics — to strengthen long-term, basin-scale resilience thinking.
Forests sustain biodiversity, local economies, and cultural landscapes across India. We strengthen forest-linked livelihoods and community participation in natural-resource stewardship.
We invest in research that sets traditional ecological knowledge alongside contemporary social and environmental science — and get it to policymakers and communities in a form they can use.
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