This is a regional analysis of data between 2000 and 2017 from Bangladesh, India, Myanmar and Nepal, that uncovers the nuances of the changing and increasingly more devastating forms of floods in the recent years.

This research into local innovations and urban issues attempts to bring to light challenges and opportunities in a rapidly urbanising India.

This is a study commissioned by a client to carry out a detailed assessment of their shelter program in India and Bangladesh and make strategic recommendations to improve their program.

This report aims to build an understanding of how innovation is perceived within the humanitarian sector and how it functions across different humanitarian contexts.

This compendium on green buildings is an attempt to address the issue of the need for a built form and materials that would be more responsive to the local context.

Through case studies from the frontlines of climate change impact across India, this report seeks to draw attention of people to take appropriate actions that can help in long term mitigation and local level adaptation.

This guide provides pointers on the innovation journey in the humanitarian sector by probing concerns that arise at each stage of the innovation process.

This report looks at Agra behind the Taj. It focuses specifically on seven wards along the riverfront, drawing larger findings on steps that are urgently needed to make Agra a safer city for all.