Around the world, sustainable development continues to be an important concern in the 21^st century. Balancing the twin factors of economic growth and healthy environments continues to be a profoundly challenging process. Moreover, the phenomenon of climate change has also sharply focused our attention on the many ways in which our quality of life is acted by both these factors. This is particularly clear in countries of the Global South, such as India, where the approach to sustainable development needs to be participatory, varied and iterative so that it caters to the evolving needs and constraints of a large and diverse population. This course aims to facilitate greater involvement of field-level actors in transitioning to sustainability. It hopes to nudge various actors to integrate sustainability in their developmental work.