Shweta Narayan is the International Climate and Health Campaigner for Health Care Without Harm, an international NGO in 74 countries dedicated to making health care available and environmentally sustainable.  She facilitates HCWH’s health professional mobilization initiatives and coordinates staff activities and strategic planning. She is based in India and has over two decades of experience advocacy and community organizing experience on environmental justice issues. Her work focuses on providing legal, media and scientific research support to the residents of polluted communities and workers exposed to toxic chemicals. In addition, since 2014, she has been coordinating the Healthy Energy Initiative (HEI) program in India, which works with state and local governments to coordinate the input of health professionals  in developing climate and environmental health policies. She is a trained Social Worker with specialization in Criminology and Correctional Administration from Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai India.