There are 29,070 projects available.
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Uganda
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International Waters
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2005
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25,000.00
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Phase 3
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Project Number: UGA/NTEAP/05/002 |
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The project aims at establishment and or strengthening of networks among environmental/development NGOs and promoting access, exchange and use of information especially through internet and a newsletter. The pilot area covers 3 districts in ( ... )
estern Uganda in the West Nile region: Arua, Nebbi and Adjumani. The target group of the project is 30 environmental/development NGOs. The main theme of the project is soil conservation and water management with emphasis on the water of River Nile which is the main water body in the project
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Nepal
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Biodiversity
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2005
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33,378.00
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Phase 2
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Project Number: NEP/04/11 |
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The cooperative is currently extracting the essential oils from wintergreen, Juniper leaf, juniper berry, artemesia, abies, anthopogan and calamus and selling them in the international market. But the cooperatives is using iron linining vessels for ( ... )
stillation unit which produce less quality essential oils. Thus the project aims to installed 3 steel lining distilation units with capacity of 500 Kg/ hr boiler in three clusters of Dolakha. The project would also train the NTFP collectors for the sustainable harvesting of the NTFPs. After the successful installation of S/S lining of the distillation unit in three cluster, more FUGs,
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Poland
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Biodiversity
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2005
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50,000.00
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Phase 3
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Project Number: POL/05/02 |
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Domnation of industrial orchads and industrial production of fruits based on foreign modified varieties caused a dramatic decline of original, local varieties of fruits in old home gardens, plots, affecting biodiversity in rural areas of Poland and ( ... )
ing also landscape;old trees are cut as non-productive, those along raods (cherry,apple ,peras avenues established in XIX centuries are unde threat);
main problem to be solved how to effectively reconstruct old orchads, how to convince people to participate in implementation of BD convention on a very local and understood level by farmers, owners of plots; reintroduction of old varieteie will
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Poland
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Biodiversity
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2005
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37,155.00
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Phase 3
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Project Number: POL/05/07 |
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Illegal trade of endangered species of fauna and flora became a great problem, not well recognised, in Poland, in past years, especiaslly, when Polish eastern borders became Europe's borders.CITES Convention obliges their participants to effective ( ... )
s, what is not the case in Poland nowdays.Growing smuggling of these species to Poland as a transit country to the Western Europe as well as a growing market in Poland is facing not sufficient knwledge and enforcement of legal tools which are formally in place.
WWF in order to minimalize the scale and nature of illegal trade entering Poland (as targeted country) and Europe (as final
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Kazakhstan
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Multifocal Area
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2005
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38,919.00
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Phase 3
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Project Number: KAZ/05/14 |
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Daily SGP work has revealed that there are some issues which SGP existing partners face every day and which are critical for success implementation of the projects. So, NGOs managers often have a poor understanding not only how to improve project ( ... )
ty (monitoring and evaluation, information campaign, etc.), but also how to make organization more efficient (how to construct a command, how to attract additional financial and human resources into the organization, etc.). As a great part of NGOs which SGP has a deal with are young organizations, this factor of lack of experience and knowledge takes on critical significance.
The project
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Kazakhstan
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Chemicals
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2005
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2,000.00
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Phase 3
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Project Number: KAZ/05/07 |
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In Pervomaysky village during certain time interval as a result of human vital functions and activity of the chemical enterprises a set of industrial wastes have accumulated. Some people find POPs and try to profit by sale, but frequently they find ( ... )
nces which it is impossible to sell and, as a rule people not having comprehended consequence, leave them on open air or near to the houses. Also since 1995 extensive development of the agricultural territories have been started with pesticides usage with some POPs characteristics. The negative POPs influence on processes of reproduction and hereditary attributes, and also its ability to cause
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Mozambique
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Climate Change Mitigation
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2005
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28,000.00
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Phase 3
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Project Number: MOZ/SGP/OP3/Y1/CORE/2005/06 |
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Destruction of forest cover along the Beira ? Chimoio corridor road is notorious and increasing. The project will aim to establish a biodiesel production skim through Jatropha oil. A Jatropha tree nursery will be established, and tree fences will be ( ... )
protect community farming areas of ten communities. In future Jatropha trees will provide firewood, and its seeds oil. Community members will receive rope pumps to secure a continuous multiplication. The project will also disseminate the use of improved stoves that will save firewood.
Sofala province faces high levels of HIV-AIDS contamination, is one of the poorest provinces, and faces food
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Mongolia
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Biodiversity
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2005
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9,208.00
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Phase 2
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Project Number: MON/04/34 |
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Land degradation is a big environmental problem which often causes economic damages to herders? livelihoods in Mongolia. Herders loose many animals every year due to insufficient grass growth caused by land degradation. People do not know how to ( ... )
land degradation. However, many people suggest that green fodder plantation which can restore depleted and abandoned crop lands may help solve the problem. A community from Tuvshruuleh sum of Arhangai province has strongly suggested to exercise a green fodder cultivation practice in a area where soil erosion and land degradation has been intensified by natural factors. It will be a win-win
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Uganda
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Biodiversity
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2005
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20,000.00
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Phase 3
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Project Number: UGA/05/50 |
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Nyakigufu Rwoho Development Association is a local community based organisation operating in Ntungamo district. It is involved in the promotion of sustainable forest community based activities aimed at mitigating the negative environmental impacts ( ... )
t about by the degradation of the Nyakigufu and Rwoho forest reserves which stretch from Mbarara through Ntungamo districts into Rwanda. The forest reserves act as a water catchment area for the area.
The project area experiences high rates of deforestation and land degadation resulting from over population, human settlement and unsustainable agricultural practices. As a result the area
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Poland
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Climate Change Mitigation
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2005
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40,886.00
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Phase 2
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Project Number: POL/04/24 |
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Support to very active local community, which is reconstructing old school building (constructed by the Ukrainian community for Polish children in 1930s unique place of cohabitation).Building , will serve as educational center, information ( ... )
tic point with services, place of local pro-ecological eductonal activities, establishment of a local orchad of native, local varieties of fruit trees and small arboretum collecting all local species ; introduction of modern use of renewable energy technology (boiler for biomass and solar panels). Boiler house will serve also adjacent building of kindergarden, replacing old small coal fired
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Brazil
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Biodiversity
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2005
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26,086.42
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Phase 3
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Project Number: BRA/05/34 |
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This project is aimed at implementation of a popular medicinal plant pharmacy for health care and medicinal plant cosmetics manufacturing for the market. This would result in improved health for families and generation of income for agricultural ( ... )
es.
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Pakistan
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Climate Change Mitigation
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2005
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49,993.67
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Phase 2
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Project Number: PAK/04/70 |
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According to preliminary surveys conducted by Sungi, much of the population in the Abbottabad uses devices with low energy efficiency. This adds to high use of energy yet comparatively less utility of these devices for meeting the intended purpose. ( ... )
ste energy indeed adds to environmental pollution at local level and greenhouse gas emission affected climate at a global scale. The project thus intends to introduce energy efficient devices in the target communities using a social marketing approach.
Specifically, the project will target three areas of improving energy efficiency: (a) Reduction of electricity consumption by introducing low
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Guatemala
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Multifocal Area
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2005
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17,892.24
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Phase 3
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Project Number: GUA/05/13 |
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This project is about work of the 13 women and 27 men in organic agriculture with the cultives of the potatoes, broad beens, and the establishment of one forestall nursery additional to the one already managed by the organization, to produce 2,000 ( ... )
h red pine, with pine, cypress, abies guatemalensis, canaqué and alder trees, to diminish deforestation.
3.64 will be cultivated with potatoes and Creole broad beans to improve their diet and for sale. Part of the tree production will also be used for commercialization.
All project?s participants will be trained in organic management of forestall nurseries and orchards, as well as in soil
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Guatemala
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Multifocal Area
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2005
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19,411.90
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Phase 3
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Project Number: GUA/05/18 |
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This project intends to solve the problems of soil erosion, through their preservation, reforestation and organic management of nurseries, as well as of the orchards to be cultivated.
Participants 34 women and 6 men will cultivate beans, broad ( ... )
and colors corn, along with white two species of pines and alders trees these are in 4.45 has of land.
For the success of this project 40 participants will be trained on issues as environment, agro-forestry, organic agriculture, gender equity, forestall nurseries, and monitoring and evaluation of projects. For the sustainability, one part of the production will be used for seed cultivation,
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Guatemala
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Multifocal Area
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2005
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18,320.76
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Phase 3
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Project Number: GUA/05/19 |
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This 41 people project proposes to establish a forestall nursery for the production of 20,000 forestall timber-yielding trees as alders, reddish pines, white pine and oak with the purpose of protecting their water sources through reforestation in ( ... )
rgins of the Coatán River and of obtaining incomes through the local sale of seedlings in a bag . Production of firewood and general preservation of the environment is foreseen when cultivating trees in an organic way.
One of the main components of the project is the participants? training in issues as forestall products, soil preservation, reforestation of 5.60 has, they too cultive plots
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Guatemala
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Multifocal Area
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2005
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15,998.72
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Phase 3
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Project Number: GUA/05/16 |
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This project is about the establishment of 37 plots of organic cultivation, each plot of beans, straw and quixtán and hierba mora (Solanum Wendlandii Hook and Solanum Americanum Miller). Each plot will be worked with soil preservation techniques ( ... )
races and living barriers, amounting to 5.05 has organically worked by the 37 project participants all women in additon the establishment of the one nursery trees with avocado white pine and alder trees for forestall ending.
Among the schedule main activities are training issues on soil preservation, production of pesticides, fertilizers, fungicides and organic foliares fertilizers, and
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Guatemala
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Multifocal Area
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2005
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14,123.18
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Phase 3
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Project Number: GUA/05/12 |
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30 women and 5 men work in this project in the organic cultivation of broad beans,bean, color's corn, and native pumpkin, potatoes and techniques of the soil preservation.
For project sustainability, one section will be designed to sow seeds, ( ... )
r for consumption, and the other for commercialization. This proposed plan will solve food and economic problems. All cultives are managment with the use of organic agriculture and the preservation of soil, the diminishing of soil erosion will be achieved, as well as preservation of water sources.
For the success of this project people will get trained on issues such as soil preservation,
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Guatemala
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Biodiversity
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2005
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15,657.05
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Phase 2
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Project Number: GUA/04/24 |
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The 35 participants of the project want give solution to their ploblems of less soils, climatic change, bad nutrition and don´t have incomes.
The participants establishment the agro forestry systems in their plots with native cultives of ( ... )
241;on, papause, this in associate with papaya, chile pimiento, chile jalapeños, chipilín, tomates y hierba Mora, all cultives with organic management.
All participants issus soil preservation techniques; they intend to get sustainability by dividing production into three, one for seeding, one for food consumption and improving so therir dier, and the third one for sale and so improving
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Guatemala
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Multifocal Area
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2005
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21,392.12
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Phase 3
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Project Number: GUA/05/17 |
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This project focuses on reforesting the community water sources area and generating incomes for the 50 participants, 38 women and 12 men. They too have plots with organic agriculture of potatoes and broad beans
Main activities will include to ( ... )
nursery, training in forestall issues, production and organic management of the nursery, monitory and evaluation of the project. Most of the production will be for sale. Final product of this project is expected to be the 40,000 forestall and fruit trees as avocado, oak, cypress and alder trees.
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Samoa
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Land Degradation
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2005
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1,533.00
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Phase 3
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Project Number: WSM/OP3/01/05/16 |
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The Vaisala Village Sunday School EFKS Church is proposing to do an organic vegetable and fruit garden project. This initiative is started by the school children and Sunday school teachers' as part of its environment education and awareness ( ... )
mme. The project objectives are;
1. promote community organic farming through the phase-out of pesticides and fertilizers;
2. technical people from Ministry of Agriculture (Crops Division) to train teachers and students on how to look after organic farm
3. implement public environment public awareness to invite everyone in the village to learn about the importance of conservation, sustainable
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