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About the Climate Action Hub (CAH)

Climate Action Hubs are community-led spaces dedicated to climate correction through collective awareness and daily practice of finite living. They bring FEM’s philosophy directly into schools, colleges, offices, and community — making climate action personal, local, and measurable. Take a step forward to become a Climate Action Hub to create positive impact in climate correction and restoring the balance of our environment.  Every Hub is a ripple in the tide of climate correction — together, they create a wave.

“Welcome Education Park Bhikangaon as a Climate Action Hub.”

“Welcome Ajeenkya DY Patil University as a Climate Action Hub.”

“Welcome Shri Shankaracharya Institute of Professional Management & Technology, Raipur as a Climate Action Hub.”

“Welcome Kendriya Vidyalaya IIT Kanpur as a Climate Action Hub.”

“Welcome D. Y. Patil Education Society’s School of Engineering & Management as a Climate Action Hub.”

Impact Highlights

35+

Climate Action Hubs

10000+

Consumption Literate

15+

FEM Activities

Call to Action : Start a Climate Action Hub

Are you ready to stand up for our planet? Do you want to join a community that’s taking real steps to protect our finite Earth? Be part of a Hub that’s not just raising awareness—but actively inspiring people to take climate action in their own neighborhoods, workplaces, and cities.

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Start a Hub in your school, college, office, or community with a small group of committed members


Host Climate Action Activities

Host regular activities — trainings, workshops, competitions, energy audits, habit-change challenges, awareness campaigns.

Track Impacts

Measure reductions in energy use, waste, and consumption. Earn Climate Correction Points, get certificates and badges. Climate Action Portal helps in doing that. 

Start Spreading

Inspire others by spreading the activities in the community because climate change is a collective problem.

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Our Celebrated Climate Action Hubs

The FEM is a collective movement of the masses. It is not theory — it is action on the ground. Our Climate Action Hubs are proving that everyday choices can add up to massive climate correction. Thanks to our active hubs for driving change among students, institutions, and communities. Be the next story of change

Shree Sayaji Vaibhav Sarvjanik Pustakalay, Navsari Gujarat
Shree Sayaji Vaibhav Sarvjanik Pustakalay, Navsari, Gujarat, demonstrated outstanding leadership under the Finite Earth Movement by becoming a Climate Action Hub and Network Leader. The organization e-registered 30+ institutions, trained 15,000 individuals in Energy Literacy, and engaged 25,000 in WAH programs. Its initiatives enabled five new CAHs and achieved 7–20% energy reduction across partner organizations through sustained collaborative community efforts.
D. Y. Patil Education Society’s School of Engineering & Management
As part of Energy Consumption Literacy Week (6th–12th Oct 2025), DYPSEM joined the Finite Earth Movement as a Climate Action Hub, promoting energy awareness and mindful living. Over 500 students completed Energy and Climate Literacy certifications by the Energy Swaraj Foundation. The campus unveiled its FEM Gate and TUPEE cutout, inspiring travel, mindful use, purchasing, responsible eating, and electricity consumption.
Ajeenkya D.Y. Patil University
 
Ajeenkya DY Patil University strengthened its sustainability commitment by inaugurating its FEM Gate, supporting the Finite Earth, Finite Consumption message. The campus hosted the yatra and an inspiring session by Prof. Chetan Singh Solanki. Students engaged in CLC activities, took sustainability pledges, and spread awareness, reflecting the university’s dedication to mindful and responsible living.

BAI Navajbai Tata English Medium School -Navsari
BAI Navajbai Tata English Medium School, Navsari, actively involved students in reducing electricity consumption by promoting the half-use of electrical appliances. For one month, students from Nursery to Grade XII practiced energy conservation, using only two of four tube lights and one of two fans, while maintaining AC-free classrooms and spreading awareness across the school community through actions.

Choitram School Manik Baug, Indore 

Choitram School strengthened its commitment to sustainability by unveiling its first FEM Gate and launching the Consumption Literacy Campaign (CLC). FEM Ambassadors promoted mindful consumption, supported by a TUPEE cutout encouraging responsible habits. During Finite Earth Day celebrations, students participated in poster-making, plantation drives, bookmark creation, and a collective environmental pledge for future generations worldwide.
The Sanskaar Valley School, Bhopal 

Grade II A of The Sanskaar Valley School, Bhopal, celebrated the Finite Earth Movement with a meaningful assembly. Students presented sustainability messages through performances and activities, while students and parents pledged to use resources wisely and adopt eco-friendly habits, inspiring the entire school community toward mindful and responsible consumption.

GIET School of Pharmacy
GIET School of Pharmacy, Telangana, achieved an outstanding 30.64% electricity saving, surpassing the FEM 7-7-7 target through responsible consumption and AMG rules. The institution recorded 300+ CLC registrations and 150+ completions. Students actively participated in pledge drives and the Diwali Campaign, reinforcing its role as an active Climate Action Hub promoting awareness, sustainability, and mindful energy practices.
Advanced Academy, Indore
In September, Advanced Academy students promoted sustainability through eco-friendly activities. They crafted Ganesh idols from natural materials, reused waste creatively, and spread TUPEE awareness by pledging to reduce waste and save electricity. Students also created anti-plastic posters, delivered speeches, made incense sticks for Deepawali, performed a Nukkad Natak, and practiced switching off electrical devices responsibly in classrooms.
Education Park School Bhikangaon 

Education Park Bhikangaon became the 5th organization to install the FEM Gate, promoting “Finite Earth, Finite Consumption.” Students participated in FEM-based activities to develop TUPEE habits, fostering mindful choices. These efforts encouraged responsible resource use and nurtured a culture of sustainability, guiding students toward an environmentally conscious and eco-friendly lifestyle.

 Featuring Activities of CAHs

Every day, Climate Action Hubs carry out hundreds of actions for climate correction. Each hub is a pulse of change, each action a proof that finite living is possible. Together, they are restoring the environment and making the world a better place.

🌱 Finite Earth Movement – Student Initiatives for Energy Saving

FEM based Activities at Gyan Mandir Public School, South West Delhi

Students participated in pledge-taking and hands-on activities focused on saving electricity and using resources mindfully. These FEM-aligned efforts helped build responsible habits and encouraged sustainable practices in daily life.

Finite Earth Movement – Student-Led Awareness Activities

FEM-Based Activities at Shrimad R.P. Vidhyalaya, Navsari, Gujarat

Students pledged to save electricity, made awareness posters, and visited local shops to promote energy-saving habits. Their initiatives helped the school exceed the FEM target, achieving an 18.40% reduction in electricity consumption.

Consumption Literacy: Training and Commitment to Reduce Usage

FEM-Based Activities at K. Ramkrishnan College of Engineering, Tamil Nadu

Students took pledges to save electricity and to adopt the TUPEE–AMG approach. They also participated in CLC training, strengthening awareness and commitment toward mindful energy use and sustainable practices.

🌱 Finite Earth Movement – Student Activities


FEM-Based Activities at Shri V.V.P.P. and V.S. Patel U M Vidhyalay, Gurugram

Students participated in poster-making activities focused on the “Say No to Plastic” campaign, raising awareness about reducing plastic use and promoting sustainable habits in their school and community.