<p>Mumbai: India will host the inaugural edition of Mumbai Climate Week (MCW) in February 2026, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said. </p><p>The event is organised by Project Mumbai in partnership with Government of Maharashtra’s Department of Environment and Climate Change and supported by Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation. </p><p>Mumbai Climate Week aims to become a major platform for climate action across the Global South, with India taking a leadership role. </p><p>Speaking about MCW, Chief Minister Fadnavis said, ”The event will bring together the best minds from across the Global South to find practical solutions for our climate challenges. This platform will help developing nations work together and make their voices heard on the global stage.”</p><p>During a meeting held in the Committee Hall of Mantralaya, Chief Minister Fadnavis announced this initiative. On this occasion, Minister for Environment and Climate Change Pankaja Munde, Municipal Commissioner Bhushan Gagrani, Department Secretary Jayshree Bhoj, and Project Mumbai’s Founder and CEO Shishir Joshi, among others, were present. </p><p>The Chief Minister, joined by leading climate experts, shared details of the event. Representatives from more than 30 countries are expected to participate. They will come to Mumbai to create a practical climate action plan, working with city leaders, state chief ministers, civil society groups, corporates, students, and young people.</p>.Maharashtra becomes first state to create FDI and Diaspora Affairs department.<p>"Mumbai Climate Week marks a historic step for Maharashtra and India as we unite and amplify the voices of the Global South. This unique platform underscores our commitment to empowering climate-resilient communities through inclusive collaboration and relevant solutions. MCW will catalyse transformative impact, fostering partnerships that transcend borders,” said Joshi.</p><p>Mumbai Climate Week will be India’s first dedicated, citizen-led platform focused on speeding up climate action. </p><p>Monitor Deloitte will be the strategic knowledge partner. </p><p>Several major organisations have already joined as partners and supporters, including the Climate Group (hosts of New York Climate Week), India Climate Collaborative, WRI, Eversource, HT Parekh Foundation, UNICEF, ISEG, Shakti Foundation, Rainmatter Foundation, National Gallery of Modern Art and National Service scheme (NSS).</p><p>The inaugural edition of Mumbai Climate Week will focus on three connected themes: food systems, energy transition, and urban resilience. Each theme will be examined through the lenses of justice, innovation, and funding. This ensures that the MCW platform addresses both climate adaptation and mitigation strategies. </p>
<p>Mumbai: India will host the inaugural edition of Mumbai Climate Week (MCW) in February 2026, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said. </p><p>The event is organised by Project Mumbai in partnership with Government of Maharashtra’s Department of Environment and Climate Change and supported by Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation. </p><p>Mumbai Climate Week aims to become a major platform for climate action across the Global South, with India taking a leadership role. </p><p>Speaking about MCW, Chief Minister Fadnavis said, ”The event will bring together the best minds from across the Global South to find practical solutions for our climate challenges. This platform will help developing nations work together and make their voices heard on the global stage.”</p><p>During a meeting held in the Committee Hall of Mantralaya, Chief Minister Fadnavis announced this initiative. On this occasion, Minister for Environment and Climate Change Pankaja Munde, Municipal Commissioner Bhushan Gagrani, Department Secretary Jayshree Bhoj, and Project Mumbai’s Founder and CEO Shishir Joshi, among others, were present. </p><p>The Chief Minister, joined by leading climate experts, shared details of the event. Representatives from more than 30 countries are expected to participate. They will come to Mumbai to create a practical climate action plan, working with city leaders, state chief ministers, civil society groups, corporates, students, and young people.</p>.Maharashtra becomes first state to create FDI and Diaspora Affairs department.<p>"Mumbai Climate Week marks a historic step for Maharashtra and India as we unite and amplify the voices of the Global South. This unique platform underscores our commitment to empowering climate-resilient communities through inclusive collaboration and relevant solutions. MCW will catalyse transformative impact, fostering partnerships that transcend borders,” said Joshi.</p><p>Mumbai Climate Week will be India’s first dedicated, citizen-led platform focused on speeding up climate action. </p><p>Monitor Deloitte will be the strategic knowledge partner. </p><p>Several major organisations have already joined as partners and supporters, including the Climate Group (hosts of New York Climate Week), India Climate Collaborative, WRI, Eversource, HT Parekh Foundation, UNICEF, ISEG, Shakti Foundation, Rainmatter Foundation, National Gallery of Modern Art and National Service scheme (NSS).</p><p>The inaugural edition of Mumbai Climate Week will focus on three connected themes: food systems, energy transition, and urban resilience. Each theme will be examined through the lenses of justice, innovation, and funding. This ensures that the MCW platform addresses both climate adaptation and mitigation strategies. </p>