“The Science of Sustainable Urban Living” is a Public Talk Series organized jointly by the Bengaluru Science & Technology (BeST) Cluster and the Bangalore Apartment Federation (BAF) from Jan 2026 to Jun 2026. The series aims to empower Bengaluru’s apartment communities and citizens with practical, science‑based knowledge and solutions that can be directly applied to everyday urban living to improving quality of life, urban resilience and sustainability. The series will run monthly consisting of 6 episodes, focusing on pressing urban issues relevant for the residential communities and citizens.
| Topics of Discussion | Date | Registration link | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Episode 1: Waste Management | 31st Jan 2026 | Registration Closed | View Poster |
| Episode 2: Water Security | 28th Feb 2026 | Registration Closed | View Poster |
| Episode 3: Sustainable Mobility | 28th Mar 2026 | Registration Closed | View Poster |
| Episode 4: Sustainable Energy | 25th Apr 2026 | Registration Closed | View Poster |
| Episode 5: Urban Farming | 30th May 2026 | Registration Closed | View Poster |
| Episode 6: Urban Health | 27th Jun 2026 | Registration Closed | View Poster |
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