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We are the India Paryavaran Sahayak Foundation, a non-profit Section 8 entity set up in 2018, working to solve some of India’s most pressing and high priority environmental challenges. We believe that nature and human wellbeing are intrinsically linked. Conserving and protecting nature is critical for the long term survival of the human race.
As the 3 rd largest economy in the world and home to the world’s second largest population, India’s dilemma is to find the balance between rapid development and environment conservation. The country is pursuing a steep development trajectory, and has also made ambitious commitments on reducing carbon emissions, air pollution, water conservation, access to clean energy, sustainable agriculture and more. Achieving these developmental and conservation goals requires a collaborative effort from various stakeholders, including NGOs, research organisations, academic institutions, think-tanks, and even individuals.
At the India Paryavaran Sahayak Foundation, we endevour to support India’s efforts to conserve its natural heritage for the benefit of its people.
We are a young organization that is still evolving and continuing to identify environmental challenges that we can contribute to. Currently, we focus on two priorities
In Delhi, PM 2.5 levels repeatedly surge to almost 1000 in the winter, making stubble burning a critical and urgent issue to be addressed.
To improve biodiversity in the communities and villages that we work with, the IPSF initiated a plantation drive in March 2021.











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