Prof. Ganesh Channa, founder and chairman of the World Environment Council (WEC), has been honored with the National Excellence Award for Outstanding Contribution in Education and Technology. The award was presented at a grand ceremony organized by the Global India Business Forum in New Delhi, attended by ambassadors and high commissioners from 15 countries, including Guyana, Colombia, and Nepal.
This prestigious recognition highlights Prof. Channa’s long-standing contributions to education, technology, and sustainable development. An internationally acclaimed environmentalist, educator, and ESG expert, Prof. Channa founded WEC in 2021, which has since become a globally recognized non-profit organization dedicated to environmental protection, sustainability leadership, and climate resilience.
Under his leadership, WEC has advanced initiatives in education, research, ESG certification, policy guidance, global fellowship programs, ESG auditor training, eco-green certification, and international environmental awards—integrating these efforts into a cohesive and practical approach that distinguishes the organization globally.
WEC has actively represented India on major international platforms, including the United Nations Ocean Conference (Lisbon, 2022), United Nations Water Conference (New York, 2023), Sustainability Summit (Abu Dhabi, 2023), and UN Ocean Conference (Nice, France, 2025).
The award further reinforces Prof. Channa’s reputation as a visionary leader committed to fostering global collaboration while empowering local communities. He has also been nominated for the National Excellence Award for Outstanding Contribution in Education and Sustainability – 2025.
Looking ahead, WEC plans to expand its presence internationally, establishing chapters across India, Africa, Southeast Asia, Europe, and North America, alongside launching a Global ESG Competency Center and a Digital Learning Platform.
Prof. Ganesh Channa’s recognition is not only a personal milestone but also a testament to India’s leadership in environmental stewardship and global sustainability initiatives.
