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Nuquí
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Ahmenabad, India
Ahead of the “India 2047” climate conference in New Delhi, nearly two dozen Harvard faculty, affiliates, and climate philanthropists visited Ahmedabad for a two-day immersion into the realities of extreme heat. The visit included exploring ancient stepwells for architectural insights, meeting informal workers impacted by heat with support from the All India Disaster Mitigation Institute, and learning about the city’s pioneering 2013 Heat Action Plan at CEPT University. The second day focused on women in the informal economy, with visits organized by SEWA and insights from Harvard’s Community HATS study, which tracks how heat affects working women across environments. The trip emphasized the human side of climate challenges in India, complementing later policy discussions in New Delhi.
Entiendo ahora que el verdadero capital del peregrino no se mide en planes ni en estructuras, sino en el respeto mutuo entre visitantes, lugareños y naturaleza. Entiendo que, en este caso, peregrinar en Nuquí y en la India ha sido un acto de conexión y desconexión desde adentro, al ritmo de mar, selva, sabor y río.
Victoria Mena
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El Murcy
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Óscar Pardo