ARPA Opportunity Foundation advances evidence-based solutions at the intersection of climate resilience, water stewardship, Himalayan conservation, and inclusive education to help communities and ecosystems thrive together.
Director & Co-Founder
“Assistant Professor, Department of Environmental Studies, PGDAV College, University of Delhi. A dedicated environmental scientist and advocate, Dr. Singh leads ARPA's mission to bridge science, society, and policy for a sustainable future.”Meet Our Team
The Himalayan region — the 'Third Pole' — is experiencing unprecedented glacial retreat, erratic weather, and biodiversity loss. ARPA examines the cascading impacts on communities and ecosystems.
Rivers, lakes, wetlands, and traditional reservoirs are India's ecological lifelines. This paper presents ARPA's framework for community-led water body rejuvenation in the era of climate change.
Sustainable futures are built on knowledge. ARPA's education initiatives bring literacy, environmental awareness, and essential skills to children in marginalized communities and industrial workers across India.
Agriculture is both a victim and a contributor to climate change. ARPA explores the interconnections between water, climate, and agriculture to build resilient, community-centric food systems.
We work across six interconnected areas that translate rigorous research into practical action for people, ecosystems, and institutions.
Providing access to basic education for marginalized children and industrial workers. Bridging educational gaps through literacy programs, vocational training, and environmental awareness.
Promoting rejuvenation of rivers, lakes, wetlands, and traditional reservoirs through nature-based solutions, rainwater harvesting, and community stewardship.
Specialized research on the fragile Himalayan ecosystem — studying glacial retreat, biodiversity loss, and building resilience for mountain communities and indigenous peoples.
Advocating for sustainable farming practices that integrate indigenous technical knowledge, minimize environmental impact, and address the water–climate–agriculture nexus.
Developing innovative technologies and policies to reduce air, water, and soil pollution while promoting waste management and ecological impact assessments of large projects.
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