ONGOING PROJECTS

The MGsCc Foundation supported the making of the first advocacy exhibition for sustainability which mapped for the first time India's innovators in the domains of cleanWATER, cleanAIR, cleanENERGY, cleanEARTH and FOREST enabling these ideas to be seen together for the very first time ever, and from varied domains such as products, community movements, and architecture. SMALL IS BEAUTIFUL. A BILLION STORIES was curated by Nisha Mathew Ghosh (www.nishamathewghosh.com) whose work was selected by the London Design Biennale Committee headed by Es Devlin.

This exhibition represented the entry from India. The digital exhibition continues to be sponsored to be shown in India, and it is hoped that it will and can spark curiosity and interest in the younger generations to be advocates for these domains which will directly impact their futures. The Foundation continues to look for funding to produce this content in regional Indian languages so that this content may be taken to the youth in towns and villages stirring up the spark of innovation in them, and enabling opportunities there as much as in urban centres. .

These multidisciplinary studios are held from time to time to exchange ideas in an explorative and investigative space that identifies critical, theoretical or practical issues of our times. Please write to us if you would like to know when we host the next one. contact@mgsccfoundation-india.org

The Foundation welcomes Researchers or Practitioners to undertake specific work of their interest on issues of waste, to build compelling proposals that can be implemented. These are opportunities for conservation, repair, rehabilitation and waste material research. There are on-site modules on on-going projects that build on the idea of REPAIR as a strategy for buildings, objects and material re-formations available for visiting Researchers associated with the MGsCc Foundation

Repair Rehabilitation Renewal Restoration of buildings, ecosystems and cities

1. The Circular Textile Lab

2. The SUPW Students Circular Program

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