Not one summit in one city. Hundreds of gatherings, walks, screenings, clean-ups and conversations, hosted by communities across India, in the languages India speaks.
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A nationwide platform for climate action
Climate Week India 2026 is a week when the whole country comes together for the climate.
For eight days, people from every corner of India, neighbourhood groups, students, scientists, artists, business owners, and the people who make the rules; meet to swap ideas; learn from each other; and get real climate solutions moving faster.
Each year it grows bigger. Climate Week India isn’t run from one office by one boss. It happens in cities, small towns, and online, and it’s led by the very people already doing the work where they live.
There’s a place in it for you.
“…how can this space be a space to amplify what’s happening rather than creating something new? I would envision this run by youth themselves or people, citizens out there who are taking action on the ground and them leading and curating these spaces to talk about the issues they are facing and what solutions they are bringing to the table.”
The Core of the Community
Everything that the Climate Week India coalition chooses to do is guided by the Community Agreements. Any organisation or individual can become a part of the Climate Week India coalition as long as they align with the agreements.
The Goals were, in turn, founded on the Community Agreements.
Get to know the Community Agreements and the Goals in our About Us page and learn how these came to take shape with the community on our Blog.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can take part in Climate Week India?
Anyone! Climate Week India welcomes academics, policymakers, civil society organisations, businesses, young people, and Indigenous communities, whether you’re attending an event, hosting one, or just spreading the word.
Do I need to be based in India to participate?
No. While most events happen across Indian cities and towns, several sessions run online and are open to participants from anywhere.
How do I host an event during Climate Week?
Solidarity and Core Partners are encouraged to host events. Visit the Get Involved page to learn about partnership tiers and submit your interest.
Is there a cost to attend events?
Most Climate Week India events are free and open to the public, though some partner-hosted sessions may have limited capacity or registration requirements.
Where can I see the full schedule?
Browse our live calendar on the Events page, or check the Locations & Reach page to find events near you.