- Date: 3 – 5 February 2020
- Location: Sakchi location, Jamshedpur, Jharkhand,, India
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- Hindi
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We are going to organize some workshops on sustainable living with different age groups.
Submitted by Mritunjoy Bhattacharjee Leave a Comment
We are going to organize some workshops on sustainable living with different age groups.
I am a development practicener and a storry teller, I am trained in social sciences, human rights, rural development and management studies. I have started my career as grassroots worker in a development organization then worked in different terrains of my country, India from the clold desert to ilands of sundaraban (Biodiversity hotspot). In various projects like natural resources management, health, education, tribal culture conservation, street vendors rights etc. After couple of years, I mu…
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