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 Anu  Jogesh

Anu Jogesh

PhD candidate in Environmental Policy and Development

Department of Geography and Environment

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Languages
English, Hindi
Key Expertise
Adaptation, Climate finance, Climate policy in South Asia

About me

Anu’s research sits at the intersection of domestic finance, community vulnerability, and climate adaptation in South Asia. Specifically, her thesis focuses on physical climate risks to socio-economically vulnerable borrowers in India and its implications for financial institutions involved in priority sector lending and financial regulation in the country.

Before commencing her PhD, Anu worked for over seven years with Acclimatise – now part of the , WTW – providing technical assistance on climate adaptation and resilience projects in South and South East Asia. Prior to that Anu was with the New Delhi-based think tank (CPR) where she undertook research and published papers on sub-national climate planning in India. She started her career as a business and environmental journalist with the India affiliates of CNBC and CNN. Given her past role as a journalist, Anu has worked on critical discourse analyses of climate change in the media and has contributed to book chapters on the topic.

Anu holds an MSc in Environmental Change and Management (distinction) from the University of Oxford and a Master’s in Mass Communication (distinction) from Symbiosis Institute of Media and Communications in India. Anu is a Chevening Scholar and fellow of the US Department of State’s International Visitor Leadership Programme. She is also the recipient of the Willis Research Network grant.

Provisional thesis title
Climate-related financial risks and community vulnerability in India

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Research interests

  • Policies and institutions governing climate adaptation in India
  • Greening financial systems
  • Community risk and vulnerability
  • Climate justice
  • Climate change and the media

Awards and Scholarships 

  • 2022: Wills Research Network grant
  • 2009-2010: to pursue the MSc in Oxford

Affiliations and memberships 

  • 2021: Part of a special invitee team to the by the Ministry of Finance, India and UNDP India
  • 2021-2022: Mentor at
  • 2017: Fellow of US Department of State’s (IVLP)
  • 2014-2016: Member of the

Supervisors
Prof Declan Conway
Dr Kasia Paprocki

Media

  • Jain R. and Jogesh A. (2021). . Financial Express. 23 July 2021, Mumbai.
  • Jogesh A. (2021). . Acclimatise. 10 February 2021, London.
  • Jogesh A., Rajasekar U., and S. (2017). India Climate Dialogue. 11 October 2017, New Delhi.
  • Anu Jogesh (2016). . Scroll.in. 08 November 2016, New Delhi.

Publications

  • Jogesh A. and Paul M. P. (2020). Journal of Science and Culture, 86 (1–2), 38-45. 
  • Jogesh A. (2019). In: Dubash NK, ed. India in a Warming World. New Delhi: Oxford University Press. 
  • Below T., Bünner N., Jogesh A., Steeves J., Coudel N., Firth J. (2016). . Eschborn: Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH. 
  • Jogesh A. and Dubash N. K. (2015). . Special Issue: Multi-level climate governance and the role of the subnational state. Journal of Integrative Environmental Sciences, London: JIESS.  
  • Dubash N. K. and Jogesh A. (2014). . Centre for Policy Research (CPR), Climate Initiative, Research Report, New Delhi: CPR. 
  • Jogesh A. (2013). Economic and Political Weekly. Vol XLVIII (48). 
  • Jogesh A. (2013). Country Studies: India: In James Painter, Oxford: I.B.Tauris & Co. Ltd with the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism (RSIJ), University of Oxford.  
  • Jogesh A. (2011). In: Dubash NK, ed. Handbook of Climate Change and India: Development, Politics and Governance. New Delhi: Oxford University Press, 266-286. 
  • Jogesh A. and Painter, J. (2011) Country Studies: India: In James Painter, . Oxford: RSIJ.