Anirudh Sridhar

Anirudh Sridhar is an Assistant Professor at the Alliance School of Liberal Arts, specializing in translating indigenous adaptation techniques into climate policy. He serves as Research Coordinator for a World Bank-funded project designing a 'Climate Emergency Framework' for Meghalaya, India. His work intersects climate law, governance, and policy design in developing economies.

• Education: DPhil (Oxford), MA (Freiburg), BS in Environmental Law and Policy (SUNY)

Research focuses on climate adjudication, loss and damage, finance accountability, and integrating indigenous knowledge into climate frameworks. He has conducted comparative studies of over 75 global climate laws and policies.

His recent work examines climate change framework laws in Commonwealth countries like Kenya, Uganda, and Nigeria, leveraging data from the Climate Change Laws of the World database. He emphasizes legislative design tailored to contextual governance challenges.

• Collaborations: LSE, Centre for Policy Research (India), Climate Legal (South Africa)
• Expertise: Legislative design, climate justice, rights and duties in climate policy, science's role in climate adjudication