Sanjoy Chaki

Sanjoy Chaki is the founder and CEO of Climate Channel, a Toronto-based public interest television that focuses on the environment & climate but covers all community issues which their need but have less importance on mainstream television or do not cover. (https://climatechannel.net/ ).

Sanjoy Chaki reported from more than 27 countries in North America, South America, Asia, Europe and Africa. He is a specialist journalist in Government & Politics, Energy, Environment, Agriculture & Farming.
Sanjoy covered the G7 summit in Quebec of #Canada, 2018 and has been covering various news from Toronto.
As a Special Correspondent Of Channel I (https://www.channelionline.com/)
Sanjoy covered the news of the UN Climate Change conference/COP from 2012 to 2018 from #Qatar, #Poland, #Peru, #Germany, #France, #Morocco and covered also the 'Paris Agreement' signing ceremony from UN HQ, New York in 2016.
He covered news from the #USA including the US Pre Primary President Election, Covered ATOM Expo & Nuclear Power plant from #Russia, and power plants & renewable energy growth from #China.

He investigated-discovered a few issues including migrants in Europe from Germany, #Italy, #Austria, #France, #Switzerland, #Hungary, #Belgium, #Denmark, #Sweden and Vatican City.

He covered the International art festival from #Japan. He reported on climate change & LPG from SriLanka , covered the BOAO Forum for Asia conference, Power plants, renewable energy and heritage issues from China.

Sanjoy picked up African Conflicts, Poverty, Lifestyle, Farming, and Communication crisis issues on media when he observed UN peace-keeping missions activities in D R #Congo and #Uganda.

He reports on the overseas employment crisis & tourism economy in two Southeast Asian countries #Malaysia and #Thailand.

Sanjoy is an award-winning reporter on climate change & agriculture. He is the 'Best Reporter Of the Year 2019' of Channel I. He is a fellow of the International Center for Journalists- ICFJ of USA.

Sanjoy is the author of ‘One Eleven and Abnormal Government’ concerning the political instability of Bangladesh during 2006-2008.