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Arresting soil erosion through climate friendly natural practices

Large parts of Northeastern States’ land are degraded according to the draft report of the Indian Space Research Organisation’s (ISRO)...

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Caritas India supports 44 oxygen concentrators in Northeast India as India continues to deal with COVID-19

Caritas India continues its emergency supports in Northeast India COVID-19 humanitarian response by providing oxygen concentrators to the remotest health...

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Humanitarian support to Migrants

“This help is going to support my family and many other families will be benefitted from it. I have received...

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CIDAL enhanced learning and knowledge of West Bengal Uttoran Partners in Integrated Natural Farming Technique

Uttoran programme focused primarily on Rights and entitlement, Livelihood and local partners institutional capacity building. This programme emphasised the People...

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Global Programme India partners learning the skill of risk assessment

The Global India Programme on Food and Food Safety, Disaster Reduction and Promoting the Inclusion of Marginalized Communities and their...

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Caritas India presented good practices on agriculture and decent work at the Study Seminar

A study seminar on “Decent work and agriculture: so that no one stays behind” was organised by the Permanent Mission...

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Margret Jose: the Kerala cancer survivor who became the ambassador of Cancer prevention

For years, Margret Jose was suffering from Cancer. “I was diagnosed with cancer in 2007 when I was working as...

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Virtual Staff Development Programme on Work Ethics, Organisational Culture and Relations

The Staff Development Programme or commonly referred to as the SDP has been among the key HR initiatives taken by...

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Making money and ensuring food security through their backyard patchy land

Fresh crispy cabbage, a bunch of green lettuce, vibrant red juicy tomatoes, perky orange carrots, a tangy sprig of green...

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