DDA Green Expo

DDA Green Expo 2026

The DDA Green Expo 2026, organised by the Delhi Development Authority, will be held on 14–15 February 2026 at Baansera, New Delhi. Anchored in the theme “Beyond Growth – Reimagining Urban Futures,” the expo promotes sustainable and climate-resilient urban development. It highlights how ecological restoration, green infrastructure, and nature-based solutions can transform cities into healthier, more liveable spaces. The event brings together policymakers, urban planners, environmental experts, academic institutions, industry leaders, and citizens to showcase innovative practices in urban greening, biodiversity conservation, and climate-adaptive planning. Through exhibitions, expert sessions, and interactive activities, the expo fosters collaboration, public awareness, and action toward a greener future. It reflects Delhi’s commitment to creating resilient, inclusive, and environmentally conscious urban spaces for generations to come.

The core pillars of DDA Green Expo 2026

Sustainability

The Expo highlights sustainable and ecological approaches to urban development, with a focus on nature-based planning and climate resilience. It brings attention to how parks, green belts, floodplains, and biodiversity zones can be planned and managed to support environmental health and public wellbeing in cities like Delhi.

Discussions and exhibits on ecological restoration and green infrastructure
Focus on biodiversity, urban greens, and protection of natural systems
Emphasis on long-term environmental stewardship of public spaces

Urban Design

Urban Design at the Expo focuses on how cities can shape public spaces to respond to climate, density, and everyday use. The sessions and exhibits explore planning and design approaches for parks, streets, open spaces, and neighbourhoods that improve thermal comfort, environmental performance, and overall liveability.

Climate-responsive design strategies for open and semi-open urban spaces
Use of native landscaping, shading, and water-sensitive design elements
Planning approaches that support resilient, inclusive, and well-functioning public spaces

Climate & Health

This theme highlights the vital connection between urban planning, climate action, and public well-being. It showcases how green infrastructure, sustainable design, and nature-based solutions can reduce heat stress, improve air quality, and create healthier, more resilient communities. By emphasizing practical solutions and innovation, the theme inspires cities and citizens alike to build safer, greener, and more liveable urban spaces for the future.

Strategies to mitigate urban heat and enhance thermal comfort
Approaches to improve air quality through urban greening
Health-focused design of parks and public spaces
Building climate-resilient cities that support overall well-being

Green Financing

Green financing at DDA Green Expo 2026 examines how cities can mobilise financial resources for sustainable and climate-resilient development. The discussions focus on practical funding approaches that support green infrastructure and environmental initiatives.

Use of green bonds, CSR, PPPs, and blended finance for urban projects
Role of carbon credits and carbon sequestration in financing sustainability
Linking investment decisions with long-term environmental outcomes

Baansera

Baansera, located along the green floodplains of the Yamuna, is one of Delhi’s most vibrant green spaces and a landmark of ecological restoration. The park covers large areas with native trees, gardens, wetlands, and walking paths, making it a peaceful home for wildlife and a relaxing place for city residents. Its carefully designed spaces demonstrate how urban planning can harmonize human activity with environmental sustainability.
As the venue for DDA Green Expo 2026, Baansera is the perfect stage to showcase innovations in urban greening, climate-resilient planning, and sustainable development. More than just a park, it stands as a living example of Delhi’s commitment to creating green, inclusive, and resilient urban spaces for people and nature alike.