Meet The Leader: Punjab Clean Air Round Table
Meet the Leader | Punjab Clean Air Round Table
Theme: Punjab Clean Air: Unequally Shared
📅 19 November 2026
📍 Venue details will be shared with confirmed participants.
Punjab’s air pollution is not just an environmental issue. It is a question of public health, equity and policy accountability. While everyone breathes the same air, some communities and occupational groups face significantly greater exposure.
Hosted by the Global Shapers Chandigarh Hub, this round table is part of the Equal Air Collaborative, drawing on the expertise of the World Economic Forum’s Global Future Council on Clean Air.
The conversation will bring together leaders and young people to examine how existing policies and institutions can better protect those most affected by air pollution.
Who will be part of the conversation?
Government and regulatory representatives, public policy professionals, researchers, public health experts, industry leaders, environmental practitioners, climate entrepreneurs and young people working on clean air.
What to expect
Evidence driven discussions on unequal exposure to air pollution
Perspectives on policy gaps, regulation and institutional accountability
Opportunities to contribute research, questions and field observations
A focus on actionable solutions and continued collaboration
Who should register?
Students, young professionals, public policy and governance practitioners, researchers, environmental and public health professionals, urban planners, entrepreneurs, and individuals working with communities affected by air pollution.
Important: Registration does not confirm participation.
This is a limited capacity, curated event. Submitting the form expresses interest in participating. The organising team will review registrations and contact selected participants to confirm their participation before the event.
Applicants are encouraged to share relevant experience, research, field observations or questions they would like the round table to address.
Be part of the conversation shaping a more equitable clean air future for Punjab.