Our Labs
Education Projects of the FutureEd Lab
of the Map Lab
Future Ed Lab
Environmental and Climate Change Education Projects of the FutureEd Lab
Project TROP ICSU
Climate Change Education: Project TROP ICSU (Trans-disciplinary Research Oriented Pedagogy for Improving Climate Studies and Understanding) of the International Union of Biological Sciences
CSECC, FLAME was invited as a partner of Project TROP ICSU in 2022. It is the coordinating and implementation partner of Project TROP ICSU.
TROP ICSU is an open access education platform that aims to improve climate change awareness across the curriculum, across the world. This platform contains more than 800 free-to-use curated onlineeducational resources that integrate climate studies with high-school and undergraduate curriculum invarious disciplines.
TROP ICSU has conducted more than 25 teacher training workshops and trained approximately 1000 teachers in 10 different countries.
Project Partners
International Union of Biological Sciences
FLAME University
International Union of Forest Research Organizations
IMAGINARY
International Union For Quaternary Research
International Mathematical Union
Climate Extremes
Universidad Técnica Particular de Loja
Indian National Science Academy
Mongolian Academy of Sciences
International Science Council
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
International Union of Soil Sciences
Young Earth Systems Scientists
International Union of Geological Sciences
African Union of Conservationists
National Research Centre
World Meteorological Organisation
World Climate Research Programme
Australian Academy of Science
International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics
Codata
International Union of History and Philosophy of Science and Technology
National Research Foundation
The Map Lab
The Atlas of India Project of the Map Lab
The Map Lab aims to create a comprehensive open-access archive of digital maps of India. The Atlas of India project will create maps using open source and other software, by using satellite derived remotely sensed and other data, and by compiling existing survey maps of India that will culminate in creating several thematic atlases.