Here's how India can reduce its cement-related emissions

Dec 12, 2022

Approximately 40% of India's bagged cement is mixed by hand for small-scale construction projects. This often leads to over-use Image: Rodolfo Quirós for Pexels

Yvonne Leung

Global Strategic Engagement Lead, Philanthropy for Nature and Climate, World Economic Forum

Andrew Minson

Concrete and Sustainable Construction Director, Global Cement and Concrete Association

Vikram Janakiraman

Managing director and partner, Boston Consulting Group

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A total of 75-80% of cement in India is sold as bagged cement, typically in 50kg bags Image: Concrete Action for Climate – Mission Possible Partnership, Boston Consulting Group

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