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Indian Museums Against Climate Change (IMACC)

Launched in 2022 in response to the growing climate crisis, the Indian Museum Against Climate Change (IMACC) initiative brings together museums across India to embed sustainability into museum practice. By promoting measurable environmental action from energy, water, and waste management to exhibitions, public engagement, and community-led initiatives IMACC is helping museums become active contributors to climate action.

As the India hub for Culture Declares Emergency, IMACC aligns with the UN Sustainable Development Goals 11, 12, and 13, advancing sustainable communities, responsible consumption, and climate resilience through arts and culture.

JD Centre of Art is proud to be part of this collective movement. Through our Digital Climate Corner, we explore how climate change is transforming materials, making processes, and traditional crafts, while encouraging greater awareness and dialogue.

Explore the articles below to learn more.

IMACC Articles

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