Meghalaya

The Meghalaya government in February 2024 hosted its first International Water Conclave 2024 in Shillong. The gathering involved the engagement of diverse experts, scientists, policymakers, and stakeholders, exchanging insights and ideas pertaining to water management. The conference, emphasising knowledge sharing and learning, is slated to become an annual event.

Tamil Nadu’s initiative to enhance water policy and management: Updates expected by January

Hailing from Mawtangor village in Meghalaya’s Mawsynram block, Larishisha Pdahsiej has always been keen on supporting her community and being an active participant in the village’s development.

Accelerating biofuel adoption worldwide

NGT forms committee to frame policy to protect submerging islands in India

Meghalaya exemplifies participation at scale and community empowerment in participatory water projects

The recently released report on climate change by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has portrayed a devastating picture of the world that our

Meghalaya, a small hilly state located in the North Eastern Region of India has an area of 22,429 sq. km., which is 0.68% of the country’s geographical area. The state is divided into three regions: Garo Hills, Khasi Hills and Jaintia Hills.

Though drivers of deforestation and degradation follow a general framework and pattern, in many cases, they are region-specific.

Meghalaya has a predominantly agrarian economy.