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Sustainable Livelihoods

ERWIN CRISHLivelihoods - 3 mins Read
Building sustainable livelihoods in rural communities still remains a challenge. It has been more abused in practice. Communities are considered as mere “recipients”. Their participation has been confined to choose an item from a pre-determined list of livelihood options. Communities …
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Technology Justice

ERWIN CRISHTechnology Justice - 3 mins Read
Natural ecosystems: wetlands, swamps, lagoons, and lakes are increasingly encroached. It has resulted in innumerous conflicts and deteriorated natural habitats. Natural resource dependent communities have been at war with encroachers. This is common place in South Asia and boundary conflicts …
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