Projects & Case Studies

Approaches to environmental work.

Explore illustrative approaches to compliance, ESG and policy work. Verified client case studies are identified separately.

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FMCG · Listed

Illustrative example

Challenge: 12 months of overdue EPR filings across plastic and e-waste categories, with regulator notice in three states.
Solution: Established a quarterly compliance cadence, certified recyclers panel, and digital audit trail integrated with the client's SAP environment.
Outcome: Intended outcome: a documented compliance workflow, with authority findings assessed independently.

Manufacturing · Multi-site

Illustrative example

Challenge: Board-mandated 2045 net-zero target with no Scope-3 baseline and fragmented site-level data.
Solution: Built a unified Scope 1-2-3 inventory, MACC modelling across 11 sites, and a 2030 interim target validated against SBTi 1.5°C pathway.
Outcome: Intended outcome: an evidence-backed pathway for management review; external validation is a separate process.

Financial Services · Listed

Illustrative example

Challenge: Top-150 entity facing reasonable-assurance BRSR Core requirement without existing ESG controls.
Solution: Gap diagnostic across 9 Core attributes, control design with internal audit, and assurance-ready evidence library.
Outcome: Intended outcome: clearer evidence and controls before an independent assessment or assurance engagement.

Industry Association

Illustrative example

Challenge: Member companies concerned about ambiguity in Category-III recycling obligations and credit trading rules.
Solution: Drafted a consolidated submission to MoEFCC with comparative analysis of EU, UK, and Indian frameworks; coordinated stakeholder consultation.
Outcome: Intended outcome: an organized policy submission with a transparent evidence base.

Higher Education

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Challenge: Leading Indian university launching M.Sc in Environmental Management needed an industry-linked curriculum.
Solution: Co-designed 8 core modules, industry mentorship pairing, and a live capstone project pipeline with our consulting team.
Outcome: Intended outcome: a course linked to practical environmental work and assessed learning objectives.

Infrastructure

Illustrative example

Challenge: Complex EIA with overlapping coastal, terrestrial and air quality jurisdictions delaying expected approvals.
Solution: Sequenced stakeholder engagement, baseline studies, and Expert Appraisal Committee submissions across two state and central windows.
Outcome: Intended outcome: a documented application strategy. Approval and timing remain decisions of the competent authority.