Kamya Choudhary
Kamya Choudhary is an India Policy Fellow working on climate policy with a particular focus on renewable energy, climate finance and transition to zero emissions She’s currently supporting the India-UK Track II Dialogue on Climate Change and Energy.
Background
Prior to joining Grantham Research Institute, she was an interdisciplinary social scientist conducting qualitative research on renewable energy solutions for farming in India. She holds an MSc and PhD in International Development from the University of Edinburgh, Scotland. She pursued her bachelors degree in Political Science from Lady Shri Ram College, Delhi University.
Research Interests
- Climate change and gender
- Food, Energy and Water Nexus Approach
- Sustainable development
Policy
Policy - 2022
In the context of COP27 being hosted in Egypt in 2022, this paper draws in a focus on Egypt as a case study throughout to exemplify the risks to food security faced by low-and-middle income countries. Read more
News
News - 2023
Linking compliance schemes to voluntary demand and supply could undermine integrity in India's new carbon market. This commentary suggests how to overcome these issues to encourage effective decarbonisation. Read more
News - 2022
This article includes a quote from Kamya Choudhary talking about India’s climate targets and it’s plans to reopen some coal plants to cope with the energy crisis. Read more
News - 2021
Kamya Choudhary unpacks the commitments India has made at COP26 and proposes ways the country can strengthen its hand further. Read more
