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The ENABLS ultimate objective is to tackle, more generally, the urgent sustainability challenges and put biodiversity and climate on the path to recovery, addressing the EU biodiversity strategy for 2030 and the EU climate adaptation strategy. This project is tackled by the University of Hohenheim. My role was to carry out a qualitative analysis for the large dataset gathered from 7 partner countries to assess the perceptions and experiences towards climate crisis, loss of biovidersity and awareness of nature-based solutions. The role included developing a scientific report of the analysis and findings.

Short for ‘Integrated Urban Climate Action for Low-Carbon & Resilient Cities’ - supports a transformation towards low-carbon and resilient urban development in five countries - India, the Philippines, Thailand, China, and Indonesia. This initiative aligns with the goal of implementing the Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. In India, the project’s focus is on Panjim, Goa. The project is being implemented by GIZ in close collaboration with the project’s regional partners, including UNESCAP, the University of Stuttgart, and TU Dortmund University. My role is to facilitate research on indicator development for assessing vulnerability at household level, processing geospatial data on GIS and to participate in writing research papers for the institute as needed.

Leading design and development projects ranging from industrial to large scale affordable housing projects. My responsibilities include architectural design, client discussions, project coordination, site management and dealing with consultants.