Gorakhpur: The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Rome Centre has officially recognised Anil Pratap Singh, a resident of Basti and founder of Global Science Academy, as a featured Global Mentor for the ‘Youth4Climate’ initiative. This recognition places Singh among an elite group of international experts selected to provide strategic guidance and mentorship to young climate innovators across the globe.
Global Recognition on UNDP Portal
Singh’s expertise has been prominently showcased on the official UNDP portal as part of the global launch of the ‘Call for Mentors 2026’ programme. His featured testimonial underscores the critical importance of creating a sustainable legacy through mentorship. By bridging the gap between scientific innovation and climate policy, Singh aims to inspire a new generation of climate leaders worldwide.
A Veteran Environmentalist’s Vision
A veteran environmentalist, Singh is among a select group of international experts chosen to provide strategic guidance and mentorship to young climate innovators globally. Speaking on the recognition, Singh stated, “Mentorship is not just about sharing knowledge; it is about building a collective impact that transcends borders.” His words reflect a deep commitment to fostering global collaboration in climate action.
Significance for Uttar Pradesh and India
The international recognition is being viewed as a significant achievement for both Uttar Pradesh and India in the field of environmental advocacy and climate action. It further strengthens their presence in the global sustainability discourse, highlighting the region’s contributions to tackling climate change through mentorship and innovation.
About the Author: Arjumand Bano covers Gorakhpur and nearby districts — Deoria, Kushinagar, Siddharthnagar, Sant Kabir Nagar, and Maharajganj for TOI. Passionate about exploring tourist spots and highlighting agricultural heritage like Kalanamak rice, she also focuses on stories related to women empowerment, blending professional reporting with meaningful social narratives.
