Meet Our Advisory

As a passionate social entrepreneur Rajan organizes a ‘Festival of Cultural Ecology (FOCE) with over a hundred College Interns from diverse disciplines like Anthropology, Economics, Science, Technology and Business Management. These Interns work on projects that raise sensitivity towards flora, fauna and the environment. They conduct outreach programs with rurban communities to accelerate development of habits that conserve natural resources. In the past years Interns have done meaningful projects like easy-to-assemble nests for birds using biodegradable material and a water purification pipe made of Bamboo.

For the past several years, Rajan has worked with young school students in creating Eco-Gardens, Save Water campaigns and broadcasting on FM Radio of Akashvani (All India Radio, Lucknow).
School of Leadership (SOL), the social responsibility wing of LeadẄynn, has conducted several focused group discussions on themes like benefits of circular economy. There is an ongoing Standing Conference of working out new economic models for sustainability of ecosystems and ways of enhancing livelihood opportunities for those dependent on use of natural resources.

In all projects, the objective of FOCE to assist communities to reduce overconsumption, adapt to their environments and live within the means of their ecosystems.
Making a blend of behavioral anthropology, psychology, neuroscience and design thinking, Rajan created a methodology that he calls ‘Behaviour by Design’ (BbD). It offers a structured way for inculcating behaviors aligned to specific conservation and sustainable goals adopted by an individual, group, organization or a business enterprise. For effective communication of the message BbD utilizes Folklore, Music and Drama as the medium to highlight cultural beliefs and practices that have Nature as the central theme.

Prof. H N Chanakya is a leading expert on biomethanation of waste. He has a PhD in effluent treatment and 40+ years of experience in R&D. He has developed innovative AD technologies for various feedstocks and value-added products from digester outputs. He is a member of several advisory committees and has contributed significantly to sustainable development.

Aneta Loj is a seasoned professional with a unique blend of experience in sustainability, renewable energy, corporate leadership, and spirituality. Her professional journey has taken her across Europe and Asia, having lived and worked in Hong Kong, Japan, China, and India. She currently serves as the Director of the Brahma Kumaris in Poland, where she encourages and supports the spiritual empowerment of individuals and groups. Her deep commitment to sustainability and capacity building has led her to engage in impactful community projects. Since 2011, she has contributed to the India One Solar Thermal Power Plant as an R&D Coordinator and was also responsible for overseeing the Awareness and Training Center on Concentrated Solar Thermal Technologies in collaboration with UNDP, GEF, and the Indian Ministry of New and Renewable Energy. As the Focal Point of the Brahma Kumaris at the UN Convention to Combat Desertification, Aneta actively participates in global environmental discussions. She has represented the Brahma Kumaris at numerous high-level UN conferences on climate change, biodiversity, desertification, ocean and sustainability, bridging policy advocacy, sustainable lifestyles, and spiritual values. Embracing the inside-out approach, she is dedicated to contributing to a dignified, harmonious, and sustainable space for all.