India, Feb. 11 -- For three days next week, Mumbai will host India's first large-scale, citizen-led climate movement. Beginning February 17, Mumbai Climate Week (MCW) will bring together heads of government, global and Indian business leaders, climate innovators, philanthropies, youth groups and community voices, with the aim of turning climate dialogue into action.

More than 100 institutions and 400 speakers are expected to participate. The line-up includes Bill Gates, Hillary Clinton, Rajiv Shah of the Rockefeller Foundation, Imad Fakhoury, regional director (South Asia) at the International Finance Corporation, World Bank Group, Amanda Leland, executive director of the Environmental Defense Fund, and Clarisa De Franco, senior advisor ...