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Youth for Earth
Mobius Foundation, in partnership with The Climate Project Foundation, has launched the 7th edition of Youth For Earth, a launchpad for young changemakers turning sustainability learning into real, on-ground climate action.
Students in Classes 8 to 12, as well as undergraduate and postgraduate students, have the opportunity to build, test, and scale innovative solutions to today’s most pressing environmental challenges.
Why join Youth For Earth 2026?
🌍 Present your sustainability project on national and global platforms
💰 Win cash awards of up to ₹50,000
🎤 Get recognised at the 8th International Conference on Sustainability Education (ICSE 2026)
🌱 Create measurable impact aligned with the SDGs
🚀 Build green skills, leadership, and future ready career pathways
📌 Please note: This edition is open to student led projects only. Funded projects and NGOs are not eligible this year.
Aakar
In Uttar Pradesh, the SBCC campaign “Itni Bhi Kya Jaldi Hai?” under Umeed was launched in Balrampur to promote informed family planning choices and delay early motherhood. The campaign reached 150 villages, driving community-level awareness and behaviour change.
A Health Camp in Sitapur strengthened inter-departmental coordination for effective service delivery. Frontline health workers across Barabanki, Gonda, Unnao, Sitapur, and Bahraich were recognised for exemplary performance and commitment.
In Siddharth Nagar, under Janani, Aakar facilitated over 300 sterilisation procedures this year through 18 service camps, resulting in 308 female and 1 male sterilisation—marking significant progress in expanding access to family planning services.
In Saran, 225 eligible couples received family planning counselling through 11 focused sessions, supported by outreach in 60 villages and 10 ASHA meetings engaging 157 participants.
Recognising these achievements, Mobius Foundation was honoured with Certificates of Appreciation and mementoes by CMOs and ACMOs across six districts for its contribution to the Health and Family Planning Programme (2025–26).
Gyan Kanya Shakti – Uttar Pradesh
In January 2026, GKS-UP, in partnership with Lotus Petal Foundation, delivered 514 academic classes across 25 KGBV schools in 8 districts, achieving 90% of planned sessions. To strengthen institutional engagement, Dr. Poonam Singh Parihar (Senior Manager – Operations) visited the Samagra Shiksha Office, Lucknow, for renewal of the GKS non-financial MoU, presenting programme reach and impact. A four-day field visit was also conducted across Chitrakoot, Banda, Mahoba, and Lalitpur to review implementation in 7 KGBV schools and identify areas for quality improvement. The visit was undertaken by Mr. Paras Mahendru (Project Associate – GKS, UP). Schools observed World Environmental Education Day, National Girl Child Day, and Republic Day through competitions, cultural programmes, and pledges, promoting environmental responsibility, girls’ empowerment, and social awareness.
Gyan Kanya Shakti – Madhya Pradesh
The online academic curriculum has been successfully completed across all grades in Madhya Pradesh. Revision classes were conducted in January to ensure students are well-prepared for the End Term Examinations.
In Shahdol, health camps screened 64 students. Those identified with significant health concerns received immediate medical support and follow-up care.
A two-day field visit to Sheopur was undertaken by Ms. Jessica Gill, Programme Lead and Ms. Neha Chaudhary, Programme Co-ordinator. They met with the District Magistrate, Mr. Arpit Verma, and engaged with school leadership at Government Girls Higher Secondary School (GGHSS), Sheopur and SKSP Karhal to review programme implementation, strengthen coordination, and address on-ground priorities.
Capacity building efforts advanced significantly. All District Coordinators completed certified online training in MS Word and MS Excel, enhancing administrative effectiveness. A streamlined, real-time attendance system was also introduced to improve monitoring, transparency, and operational efficiency across districts.
ICSE 2025
The 7th International Conference on Sustainability Education (ICSE 2025), held on 17–18 September at the India Habitat Centre, New Delhi, united global educators, policymakers, industry leaders, and youth under the theme “Sustainability Education for Green Jobs.” Over two days, the conference explored how technology, innovation, and entrepreneurship can empower learners for a sustainable future. Through plenaries, samvads, and exhibits, ICSE 2025 showcased pathways for integrating sustainability into education systems, bridging learning and employability, and fostering green growth partnerships. Mobius Foundation continues to champion transformative sustainability education that equips the next generation for climate-ready careers.
Advocating Change: From Climate Justice to Climate Action
Hosted at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi, the Law Symposium on “Advocating Change: From Climate Justice to Climate Action” convened legal experts, policymakers, and youth to discuss the International Court of Justice’s Advisory Opinion on climate change. Eminent speakers—Justice Prakash Shrivastava, Justice Antonio Herman Benjamin, Prof. Narinder Singh, Urmi Goswami, and Jatinder Cheema—explored how law, science, and governance can drive climate accountability. The dialogue emphasized that climate action is not just ethical but a legal necessity. Reflecting Mobius Foundation’s commitment to sustainability, the event highlighted how informed policy and youth engagement can transform global climate justice into tangible, binding action.
