The programmes and interventions are designed by viewing “wellbeing” as a concept beyond the set parameters of Human Development Index and through various lenses like livelihood outcomes and political autonomy and its implications on traditional knowledge systems and cultural practices as well as on the mental and physical health of indigenous communities.
Community wellbeing is achieved only when the economic, social, physical, psychological, political and cultural conditions of every individual in the community are satisfied. The programme components represent these elements of wellbeing and interventions are designed accordingly by prioritising gender inclusivity, climate change and sustainable outcomes.
Dr. Anita Varghese, Director Biodiversity Convened by the Environmental Defense Fund and the FSC Indigenous Foundation, a gathering of indigenous leaders from Latin America, together
Aswathy GV, People and Nature Collectives I had the opportunity to participate in a two-day workshop on archives held at University of Trans-Disciplinary Health Sciences
Jyoti Patale, Biodiversity Conservation The first session of the monthly climate change dialogue series was conducted by Biju Toppo (Filmmaker, Akhra Ranchi) through discussions based