01638nam a22001217a 4500008004100000100001800041245010500059260004500164300003000209520109900239650013301338773004501471260603b           ||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  aMandal, Dipak  aEco-activism and multi-stakeholder initiatives for environmental governance: Evidence from Bengaluru  aIndian Journal of Public Administration   a72(1), Mar, 2026: p.55-70  aThis research article investigates stakeholder-led eco-activism initiatives in Bengaluru, focusing on waste-related issues and lake conservation efforts. Using a mixed-method approach with primary and secondary data sources, the study focuses on the city’s multifaceted landscape of environmental problem-solving. Through interviews, discussions and data analysis, the article explores the roles and contributions of various stakeholders, including citizen groups, NGOs and governmental bodies, in addressing these critical environmental challenges. Using primary and secondary data, the study provides insights into the strategies, challenges and impacts of stakeholder-led initiatives to mitigate environmental issues. Further, this research sheds light on the collaborative efforts of stakeholders and their pivotal role in driving environmental sustainability in Bengaluru.- Reproduced 

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3ODA0Njk3MjckajUxJGwxJGgxNjEwNTE5OTU0  aUrban environmental activism, Urban waste management, Lake conservation, Stakeholder engagement, Sustainable urban development.   aIndian Journal of Public Administration