Jai Krishna Email & Phone Number

Brussels Metropolitan Area

In the EEB I found a way to work on changing the policy levers for decarbonisation in the EU which involves a persistent approach to inspire, introduce, promote several initiatives and ideas to policy makers, while using campaign tools to create allies and networks, to leverage on moments and channel the public opinion towards a specific issue.I widened my.

I worked with national campaign teams of Greenpeace and other partner organisations of Europe beyond coal, in eight central and eastern European countries to help them with technical and legal analyses of coal power plants and coordinating the overall technical expertise needed for the Europe beyond coal coalition. https://beyond-coal.eu/ In 2019, I was.

During this brief period, I worked with national campaign teams of Greenpeace in central and Eastern Europe to help them with technical and legal analyses of coal power plants and coordinating the overall technical expertise needed for the Europe beyond coal coalition. I continued the work when I joined Društvo Prihodnost two months later.

Asar is a company aimed at providing campaign, networking and fundraising solutions to civil society organisations. https://www.asar.co.in/I worked on a project to develop campaign strategies and identify strategic points of intervention to deliver a smooth transition towards a renewable energy economy. This involved building policy strategies with state.

Bengaluru Area, India

Worked on issues related to water scarcity for coal power plants, Energy policy outlook for 2022 during this period.

Bengaluru Area, India

• Assessment of INDC's (voluntary emission reduction pledges of countries) and renewable energy commitments of non state actors.
• Coordination of campaign activities during COP 21
• Worked with the UNFCCC project team that worked to ensure a strong and ambitious agreement at the COP21.

Bengaluru Area, India

• In 2011, the Indian coal power sector was in a boom and the there was a huge and unsustainable investment into this sector. More than 500 GW of coal power plants were proposed while the requirement was 100 GW according.
• Started from bottom up, starting from state governments to bring more attention to the looming water scarcity.
• Brought national media and political attention to the issue by commissioning expert assessments of future water scarcity due to poor planning.
• Created alliances with existing civil society networks and widened their scope and reach by getting new stakeholders involved.
• Moved the team to engage in policy formulations and consultations with politicians, party affiliated think tanks, policy makers and negotiate a midway for the averting impeding water crisis. This approach worked well.
• Utilised every oppurtunity like corruption scandals, drought, state elections and designed specific sub-projects to implement rapid response tactics and mobilised almost 2,50,000 rural audiences using mobile phones.

Bengaluru Area, India

• I joined as a trainee campaigner and was soon provided the responsibility of cracking the food safety argument for genetically modified(GM) crops. At that point, the only GM crop was Bt cotton and more than 35 more.
• Using the Right to Information Act, brought out a debate on transparency of bio-safety regulations and created a precedent by publishing all bio-safety tests on GM crops for public introspection. The call for.
• Pursuing the food safety debate by taking the campaign right to the constituency of the then Health Minister and ensured a re-look into the safety aspects of GM crops.
• Identifying the food brands as stakeholders who haven’t taken a position, started a market campaign- engaging with food companies to take a preemptive stance to reject GM foods. The safe food guide (2008) set stage for.
• Working closely with national alliances was the strategic backbone of this campaign. Ensured the organisational goals are achieved while working as an alliance. Founded new regional alliances like the safe food alliance.
• When the then Minister for Environment called for a nation wide public consultation which was once again used to bring all stake holders together for a unified voice against GM crops. Overwhelmed by the public.

Chennai Area, India

Fundraising for Greenpeace.