Two billion people depend on water from the Hindu Kush Himalayan mountains. The intelligence systems that protect them don't exist yet.
Dristhi Earth builds them.
identified by 2030
the HKH region
platforms for HKH
Intelligence services built
for the Himalayan context
South Asian Market Intelligence
Structured intelligence reports on climate finance flows, policy frameworks, and institutional procurement across Nepal, Bangladesh, Pakistan, India, Bhutan, and Afghanistan. Built for organisations entering or operating in South Asian environmental markets.
Learn more →Environmental Data Research
Primary and secondary research on glacial retreat, flood risk, biodiversity corridors, and water basin dynamics across the HKH. Delivered as structured datasets, technical briefings, and policy-ready analyses.
Learn more →Data Services for Nepal Organisations
Tailored environmental data products for Nepali government departments, INGOs, and academic institutions. Includes data visualisation, spatial analysis, and reporting infrastructure aligned to local institutional needs.
Learn more →"No or inadequate sharing of flood data and information across borders is a major impediment to an effective regional disaster risk reduction strategy."
ICIMOD / IWRA — Transboundary Water Governance in the HKH Region
The intelligence gap is structural, not incidental
Eight countries share the Hindu Kush Himalayan system. Each maintains fragmented monitoring networks, operates under different data regimes, and lacks access to integrated regional intelligence. The consequence is predictable: climate finance is misallocated, infrastructure fails without warning, and disaster response lags weeks behind events.
Dristhi Earth is built to close this gap — aggregating, analysing, and translating environmental data into structured intelligence for the decision-makers who need it most.
Our ApproachOrganisations in scope
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We work with governments, multilateral organisations, development banks, and private operators across the HKH region.