About us
Hiba Green Voice is an initiative running under NGO Hiba Green Foundation dedicated to creating awareness and inspiring responsible change in society.
Our mission is to empower youth and communities through meaningful conversations around sustainability, social issues, women welfare, animal rights, environmental responsibility, and conscious living.
Through impactful content and awareness campaigns, we aim to inspire people to act green, live kind, and create positive change for a better future.
Climate, ESG & Risk Literacy
Building foundational understanding of climate systems, ESG principles, and sustainability risks across institutions, organizations, and communities through structured, evidence-based learning.
Strengthening sustainability awareness, governance discipline, and compliance thinking to help students and professionals align with evolving industry, regulatory, and ESG expectations.
Supporting women, child welfare, environmental literacy, and climate-resilient livelihoods, enabling communities to understand resource challenges and adopt responsible practices.
Institutional & Workforce Readiness
Community & Livelihood Resilience
Animal Welfare & Sustainable Food Systems
Exploring the connections between animal welfare, ecological limits, food systems, and public health, encouraging informed and responsible consumption choices.
Our Focus Area
About the Founder
Hiba Khan has designed and delivered structured climate and sustainability learning programs to over 8,000 participants, while her awareness initiatives have reached more than 25,11,841 people across academic institutions, corporate forums, and public platforms.
A UN-certified Climate Awareness professional, she works at the intersection of climate education, sustainable development, and systems thinking.
Her experience spans climate risk, sustainable food systems, resource efficiency, and green workforce readiness. She focuses on translating complex global sustainability challenges into practical, industry-relevant, and policy-aligned insights, enabling learners and organizations to move beyond awareness toward analytical understanding and real-world application.
Beyond sustainability, Hiba has a distinctive interdisciplinary journey. She is recognized as India’s first female vegan tabla artist and among the first Muslim women in India to adopt and advocate a vegan lifestyle since 2014. Her work reflects a deep alignment between environmental responsibility, ethical living, and cultural expression.
With additional professional experience in cybersecurity and a background in music, she combines analytical rigor with creativity and communication, allowing her to effectively engage academic, corporate, and institutional audiences.
Born in Kanpur and partly brought up in Lucknow, she holds a B.Tech in Computer Science Engineering and brings a multidisciplinary perspective to sustainability through her diverse background.
" My mission is to build the understanding institutions need to navigate global challenges responsibly."
Hiba Khan
Founder - Hiba Green Foundation
MEDIA COVERAGE
Hiba Green Voice in the Press
Our initiatives in climate literacy and ESG advocacy have been featured across leading publications, highlighting our commitment to building a sustainable future.
India's First Female Vegan Tabla Artist
Empowering the Next Generation
Mission Afforestation
India's Orphan crisis
Promoting synthetic classical musical instrument instead of conventional animal-skin percussion instruments, using music as a medium to inspire conversations around compassionate choices and cruelty-free sadhana.
Hiba Green Foundation continues to expand its afforestation efforts through community-led plantation drives, contributing to greener urban spaces and long-term climate resilience.
Promoting voluntary family planning and conscious reproductive choices as one pathway to reducing long-term resource pressure and carbon emissions, while encouraging adoption as a compassionate alternative to parenthood by birth.
Collaborate with Us!
Hiba Green Voice is growing — future collaborators, educators, and facilitators may be added as the movement expands.
