Is it possible to create Indian cities that put our holistic well-being at the heart of their imagination?
Join The Curio-city Collective as we begin to explore and re-connect the web of people, communities and eco-systems in cities!
Reading Circle
The Curio-city Collective’s Reading Circle explores readings on well-being and transformative change. Our book for December 2021 and January 2022 is ‘The Book of Hope’ by Jand Goodall. Told through stories from a remarkable career and fascinating research, The Book of Hope touches on vital questions including: How do we stay hopeful when everything seems hopeless? How do we cultivate hope in our children? Join RC here.
Articles
In the essay, Child Well-Being in a Post Pandemic World, Divya Badami writes about how this time can be used to re-evaluate how to approach the well-being of children in the long term by focusing on redesigning cities that are sustainable, safe and child-friendly.
Community
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Why Well-being?
A well-being framework is increasingly being recognised as the new way of mapping and understanding long-term holistic and collective well-being of human societies. It shifts out of the narrow confines of economic growth and expansively lays out how improvements in multiple variables from various spheres such as the economic, social, environmental, democratic, civic and personal, independently and collectively interact to make a happier and healthier society. Read more.
Well-Being stats
Twenty-one
of the world’s 30 cities with the worst air pollution are in India
Only a quarter
of the total 1.43 lakh MT of garbage generated in Indian cities, undergoes processing every day
The 7th worst-hit country
in 2019 as per the Global Climate Risk Index 2021, was India
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About Us
The Curio-city Collective (TCC) is a learning ecosystem that hopes to build a path to present and future holistic well-being in cities by re-connecting people, communities and ecosystems through practices of reflection, education and action.