The MoU creates a formal cross-border research vehicle that can pool models, data, and compute without building a new physical lab, accelerating joint simulation work and publication output. Outputs from VAYYU can tighten assumptions used in India-focused climate-risk planning for Himalayan meltwater, metro air-quality interventions, and regional water management by improving attribution of aerosol effects. The partnership also provides a defined channel for future shared datasets and co-developed methods that can be reused by government and industry stakeholders relying on regional climate and air-quality modeling.