Shubh Kal, a pilot project which aims to strengthen community knowledge and voice on climate change impacts. This programme is focussed on water problems and the different techniques to conserve it.
Created by: Radio Dhadkan
This program is about water problem and conservation techniques
Shubh Kal, a pilot project which aims to strengthen community knowledge and voice on climate change impacts. This programme delivers information on Rainwater Harvesting and its uses for future purpose.
Shubh Kal, a pilot project which aims to strengthen community knowledge and voice on climate change impacts. This programme is focussed on the sigificance of organic fertilizers. It also explains how to make organic fertilizers.
Uploaded by: Radio Bundelkhand
Created by: Radio Dhadkan
This program is about Organic fertilizer (Amrit mitti and vermi compost)
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Shubh Kal, a pilot project which aims to strengthen community knowledge and voice on climate change impacts. This programme helps in understanding the difference between organic farming and chemical farming.
Shubh Kal, a pilot project which aims to strengthen community knowledge and voice on climate change impacts. This programme is focussed on livestocks and how it is affected by climate change.
Shubh Kal, a pilot project which aims to strengthen community knowledge and voice on climate change impacts. This program is about crop insurance, its significance and climate change
Shubh Kal, a pilot project which aims to strengthen community knowledge and voice on climate change impacts. It is based on Climate Change and Agroforestry, an integrated approach of using the interactive benefits from combining trees and shrubs with crops.
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Shubh Kal (a better future): From Information to Knowledge and Action
Shubh Kal campaign is an initiative of Development Alternatives (DA) and the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation in Bundelkhand, which encourages lifestyles that have lower carbon footprint and influences overall reduction in climate vulnerability of the population. This project has three target groups: farmers, artisans and women, who are worst affected by persistent drought in the region. The project envisages helping the communities through support measures that will eventually lead to improved income through enhanced natural resource management and adopting livelihood techniques that are resilient to climate change.
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