The BRICS bloc, consisting of Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, holds a pivotal role in the ongoing global efforts to combat climate change, particularly as discussions unfold at COP28. With a combined population exceeding 3 billion people and considerable economic influence, these nations collectively shape the discourse on sustainable development and climate resilience. In the lead-up to COP28, the primary objectives of the BRICS bloc revolve around mitigation, adaptation, climate finance, and technology transfer.
In an era marked by growing environmental consciousness and a collective drive towards sustainable development, small businesses in the fashion and lifestyle sector have emerged as powerful agents of change. These enterprises, often rooted in local communities, are uniquely positioned to contribute to the achievement of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Himanshi Singh watched helplessly as Kamla, a master artisan with 25 years of leatherwork experience, was forced to walk barefoot back to her village a few years ago during the pandemic.Kamla had spent decades perfecting her craft, but now she had nothing-no income, support, or future.”If someone like Kamla can lose everything, what chance do others have?”
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Himanshi Singh has a vibrant energy. Her drive and passion for impact were obvious when I met her. I had the privilege of serving as an expert mentor for her team as part of the Unleash+ Accelerator in Mysore, India.