More than 150 community farmers, grassroots practitioners, NGO representatives, resource persons and development professionals gathered at Gauhati University on Tuesday as a two-day national conference began with discussions on how Indigenous Traditional Knowledge, clean energy and grassroots innovations can contribute to biodiversity conservation, climate resilience and sustainable livelihoods in Assam and Meghalaya.
The conference, titled “Ind…
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