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Sustainability Alternatives and Dr. Ashish Sharma have been featured and cited by leading international and national media, including:
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Institutional & Academic Partners
Sustainability Alternatives collaborates with a globally connected network of institutions to deliver research, policy advisory, and climate intelligence solutions. Key partners include:
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World Resources Institute (WRI) India
Past Project Collaboration
University of Surrey, United Kingdom
Past Project Collaboration
Macquarie University, Australia
Past Project Collaboration
University of Toledo, United States
Past Project Collaboration
Gwangju Institute of Science & Technology (GIST), South Korea
Past Project Collaboration
Transportation Research and Injury Prevention Programme (TRIPP), Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi
Past Project Collaboration
Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi
Past Project Collaboration
Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change (MoEFCC), Government of India
Past Project Collaboration
Media Recognition
2025
2024
2020
The TelegraphDouble buggies with two-level seats expose lower child to 72 per cent more pollution, study finds
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BBCBabies in prams ‘exposed to more pollution’
Read storyThe TelegraphLow-riding buggies worsen babies’ pollution risk, experts warn
Coverage recordThe TelegraphDouble buggies with two-level seats expose lower child to 72 per cent more pollution, study finds
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UK Daily MailBabies in prams are exposed to up to 60 per cent more air pollution than adults, new research suggests
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The Huffington PostBabies In Prams Are Exposed To 60% More Pollution Than Parents, Study Finds
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Times of IndiaExposure of babies to higher pollution
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The WeekBabies in Prams Exposed to 60% More Pollution
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The TimesBabies in Prams Exposed to 60% More Pollution than Parents
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Business StandardBabies in prams 60% more exposed to pollution
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Additional Highlights & Speaking Engagements
CIICII Energy Security Conference 2024
Sustainable energy transition, critical minerals, Net Zero goals
CIICII India-Mediterranean Business Conclave 2024
Strengthening India-Mediterranean economic ties
BIMSTECBIMSTEC Business Summit 2024
Regional climate resilience, clean tech, cooperation
WSDSWorld Sustainable Development Summit (WSDS 2024)
Carbon pricing, renewable energy, corporate sustainability
VGVibrant Gujarat Summit 2024
MSMEs, digital transformation, smart city innovation
IESSMEs Twin Transition Webinar
Discussed sustainability and digital transformation
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The Better India
Featured Article
20 May 2025
It Starts With a Breath: What I Learnt About India’s Cities From Babies, Blocked Streets & Hopeful Citizens
From Research to Action: Bridging Air Quality, Citizen Engagement, and Urban Sustainability — A Journey Shaped by Global Experiences and Local Impact.
- Children in prams inhale up to 60% more pollutants than adults, and up to 72% more in double prams.
- Practical interventions: pram covers, urban route mapping, low-cost sensors (MAPE Project, funded by UKRI).
- Translating research into action for citizens, influencing policy, and enabling public awareness.
- Bridging global experience with local impact across Delhi, Aligarh, and other Indian cities.