60% of urban Indian garbage bags by weight consists of organic waste.

Simply being wary of what we buy, wear or consume should not be an option anymore, rather a duty.

As ‘liking’, ‘sharing’ and ‘regramming’ became the new normal in people’s lives, responses to world issues shrunk accordingly.

With each person infected, the virus has opportunities to replicate and make errors in its genetic code allowing it to deadly create strains

REST embarked on conducting the first of many courses to instil values into our communities that allow us to shape society.

As we all know and have been directly facing the ramifications, COVID-19 has drastically changed the way we live and think about our health.

In tougher times, the tough get going. However, to make it happen we need courage, commitment and charisma to make appropriate decisions

REST believes that the future of E-Learning, while extremely promising, depends highly on the pioneers of this movement.

Our governance standards will need to reach towering heights as the defining factor for taming poverty post-COVID

The Singharaja Forest Reserve (SFR) in Sri Lanka spans 8,864 hectares (21,903 acres) in the island’s southwest and was declared a UNESCO ...

Ladakh Sustainable Development Summit 2020 was held between 2-5 March, 2020. Following the invitation our Lead Strategist, Rajan, partici...

The right, urgent, measures, could make the difference between survival and collapse of our global communities, economies and ecosystems.

We have to accept COVID19 has brought human ego and its, what till few days back looked as “Iconic Image” tumbling down to “Ground Zero"

Despite critical issues of climate change, rising inequality, it is clear that we have narked the angel of Earth for quite some time now.

Laws, regulations aren't going to take us on sustainable pathways, we need to evolve the way we think urgently. It's a lost cause otherwise.

REST initiated its outreach programme through the Aadharshila School, Himachal Pradesh. It's our goal to transform the youth to step up.

Multistakeholder Workshop on the Validation of Hurulu-Kawdulla-Kantale (HKK) Landscape Management Plan, SRI LANKA

This means a radical change in diplomacy- we need agreements on what is best for the planet rather than what is best for individual nations.

We need to think fresh, start anew, & build further on daily-basis across sectors, research themes, economic avenues, products & professions

The world seems to be in a state of permanent crisis, and with it, our ambitions for sustainable development as well. The liberal interna...