🌞 Calling residents of #Udaipur and #Jaipur!. Wondering how to cut your electricity bills or thinking about rooftop solar? We’d love to hear your views, whether you’re already using solar panels or just exploring options!. 💭 Interested? Next steps in the poster below!

As India drafts its first climate taxonomy, this is an urgent moment to rethink what climate justice really means. 🔗 Read the full piece here: @IndianExpress.

Why should India’s climate taxonomy include Loss & Damage?. Evita Rodrigues, Urban Governance Associate, argues that India must look beyond mitigation and adaptation and recognize the irreversible losses communities are already facing.

#SolarSimplified. This June, we came together with GEDA in Panaji to tackle a vital question: How can we drive more widespread rooftop solar adoption by homeowners and business owners in Goa? 🌞. 🔗 Read the full piece here:

What makes sustainable habits the norm, not the exception?. @vikrom_mathur, Director at @Transitions_Res, will be speaking at @csbcashoka's @london_climate event to explore how behavioural science can drive low-carbon lifestyles. 🔗 Register: #LCAW2024

📩 Interested?.Read the full job description below and send your application to careers@transitionsresearch.org with the subject line: " Accounts & Admin Associate”.

Transitions Research is hiring: Accounts & Admin Associate!.In this role, you'll manage financial systems, office administration, and compliance processes to support our day-to-day operations. 📍 Location: Aldona, Goa

Last week, our #PULL team met in Goa to reflect + recharge the future of urban living!. We explored behavioural change, foresight methods, design thinking & data for net-zero cities. With bold ideas, urgent priorities, we’re energised for what’s next.

📩 Interested?.Read the full job description below and send your application to careers@transitionsresearch.org with the subject line: "Fundraising & Partnerships Associate”.

#hiring. Transitions Research is looking for a Fundraising Associate to lead our fundraising efforts and build strategic partnerships that support the mission and growth of our organisation.🪴. 📍 Location: Goa / Mumbai / Bangalore / Delhi

As Indian cities roll out #ClimateActionPlans, a key question remains: who gains, & who gets left out? . A new blog by former @Transitions_Res intern, Kislay Pradhan, writes on the need for more inclusive & justice-focused approaches to climate solution: .

Transitions Research is seeking a full-time Communications Research Intern to support our outreach and public engagement initiatives. 🕰️ Duration: 6 months.📍 Location: Remote (India-based or available to work in IST)

We're bringing together residents, government officials, vendors, and key stakeholders at the International Centre Goa (Dona Paula) to demystify solar energy and explore its potential for Goa. 🌇🌴

This Saturday, 🗓️ June 14th, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., we’re hosting a conference to talk about all things solar! .🔗 Join us! RSVP here. P.S. Lunch is on us. Stick around to chat more about Goa, local energy, and a cleaner future over a good meal! 🌇

Many of our decisions are shaped by myths, biases, and word-of-mouth. Solar power systems have long been subjected to misinformation, often due to a lack of clear and accessible communication about how they work. We're here to change that 💭⚡️

Let's come together to shape Goa’s solar future 🌤️🌴. This Saturday, June 14th, we’re hosting a conference on rooftop solar at the International Centre Goa, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Lunch is on us! ⚡️🌱. Register here: 

Britney Faustin reminds us that real change begins with everyday conversations—over chai, in neighborhoods, and within communities.

Rushalee Goswami reimagines net zero not as an abstract target, but as a vision for inclusive, human-centered development that reshapes how people live, move, and connect.

Nivedita spotlights Nigerian artist Nike Davies-Okundaye, whose stunning work transforms plastic waste into heritage, hope, and art.

Bhavleen Singh explores the psychology of overconsumption, and how mindful consumption, rooted in Buddhist economics, can challenge capitalism’s culture of convenience.