- farming
- training and consultancy
- non hybrid seeds
- stabilized compressed earth blocks
- integrated planning
- sewage collection
- botanical gardens
- assessment
- earthen architecture
- bio-diversity
- TDEF
- architectural services
- recycling
- solar water heaters
- Auroville history
- soil building
- wind generator
- holisitic food systems
- aquifer
- CEB
- effective microorganism
- community
- regeneration
- food
- appropriate building material
- windpumps
- conservation
- units and projects
- appropriate technologies
- ferrocement
- sustainable planning
- recharge ponds
- DEWATS
- organic farming
- eco restoration
- water accessibility
- indigenous species
- temple groves
- EM
- sustainable water management
- rainwater harvesting
- solar system components
- public health
- solid waste management
- organic gardening
- ecosan toilet
- tropical dry evergreen forest
- bio mass
- green architecture
- nursery
- renewable energy solutions
- ecological design
- sustainability
- solar photovoltaic systems
- renewable energy
- check dams
- resource management
- outreach
- business development
- land rehabilitation
- tank rehabilitation
- rain water catchment
- project management
- system thinking
- Kaluvelly
- saltwater intrusion
- experts
- Decentralized Treatment Systems
- livelihood
- ecological landscaping
- sustainable agriculture
- waste segregation
- composting
- sanitation
- waste water treatment systems
- ground water recharge
- mobility
- sustainable habitat
- afforestation
- environmental education
- pest control
- irrigation
- hydrology
- ground water depletion
- landscaping
- energy policy
- landfill
- electrical bikes
Alok Mallick
An inventor, Alok joined AuroRE in 2005 and heads the R&D activity where he developed solar street lights, solar driers, a de-humidifier and a hybrid solar and fuel powered vehicle. He is currently working on a solar thermal refrigeration system, solar cooker, and a waste-water treatment/energy system using algae. He has a background in mechanical engineering. While at Virginia Tech, USA, he participated in the first ever Solar Decathlon in 2002, an international competition to design and build most effective house where the heating/cooling, household and home office appliances and a city-car gets powered solely by the sun. He was also a lead diver and engineer on board for four summers on a Smithsonian Institution’s expedition to Sub-Arctic and Artcic waters to study algae as an indicator of climate change.








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