Architectural Teaching in Post Pandemic times – Lesson of this week, Vastu Design
Hello everyone,
Hope all are safe.
We have been talking about various impacts of the pandemic. We covered urban and rural development, Architectural teaching and outcomes of a webinar on Inclusive Cities. This week we are sharing a report by analysts from Bridge to India on its impact on Indian Renewables.
COVID-19 has caused unprecedented turmoil across the world.
With number of infections in India still rising rapidly, considerable uncertainty remains over economic outlook. The energy sector has been hit by multiple demand and supply shocks. Short-term impact on the renewable power sector has been relatively mild following a series of ad hoc relief measures announced by the government. But outlook over the next few years appears gloomier due to weakening power demand growth, deteriorating financial condition of DISCOMs and further constraints in debt financing.
Featuring : Nidhi Gulati, Senior Director at Project for Public Spaces Sulakshana Mahajan, Urban Planner Yangbo Du, General Partner at Sustainable Development Investment Finance Partnership for New York Moderator : ElsaMarie DSilva , Red Dot Foundation Prathima Manohar , The Urban Vision On April 10, 2020, ElsaMarie DSilva and Prathima Manohar both alumni of Stanford Centre of Democracy Development and Rule of Law's (CDDRL) Leadership Network for Change hosted a webinar on Building Inclusive Cities to explore the ideas for urbanism and role of public spaces in urban planning and designing.
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