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National Mission on Himalayan Studies
Implemented by the Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change (MoEF&CC)
Nodal and Serving hub with G.B. Pant "National Institute of Himalayan Environment"(NIHE)

Large Grants (LG) Projects Details - 2015-16
The LG will be utilized as a mechanism to address long-term multi-site, ecological-monitoring trans-boundary issues in the IHR, i.e. issues spanning over two or more states/countries to consolidate the existing knowledge base, especially relevant to manage mountain resources and conduct research on emerging issues to acquire new knowledge. The LGs are projects that will be with total budgetary outlay of over 500 lakhs.

Sanctioned LG Projects for Financial Year 2015-16 (Total Projects: 06)

S. No. Project Title Project Proponent Total Grants
(in Rs.)
1st Installment
(in Rs.)
2nd Installment
(in Rs.)
3rd Installment
(in Rs.)
Major Finding Latest Quarterly Report Annual Progress Report Details
All projects in this category (Ongoing Projects) are completed
S. No. Project Title Project Proponent Total Grants
(in Rs.)
1st Installment
(in Rs.)
2nd Installment
(in Rs.)
3rd Installment
(in Rs.)
Major Finding Latest Quarterly Report Annual Progress Report Details
S. No. Project Title Project Proponent Total Grants
(in Rs.)
1st Installment
(in Rs.)
2nd Installment
(in Rs.)
3rd Installment
(in Rs.)
Details
1
Rejuvenation of Springs and Spring-fed Streams in Mid-Himalayan Basins using Spring Sanctuary Concept Er. Soukhin Tarafdar
Garhwal Unit, GBPNIHE, Srinagar-Garhwal
3,76,16,000
1,93,89,600
94,74,600
74,32,613 Click Here

FTR
2
Dynamics of Himalayan Ecosystem and its Impact under Changing Climate Scenario Prof. A. P. Dimri
Dept. of Env. Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi
2,10,02,000
1,27,50,000
37,50,000
Not Given
Click Here

FTR
3
Technology Development, Management, and Long-Term Monitoring of Shifting Cultivation and Coal Mining in North-Eastern India Prof. S.K. Barik
CSIR-National Botanical Research Institute (NBRI), Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh
2,85,65,600
96,17,600
90,17,600
87,10,596 Click Here

FTR
4
Biodiversity Assessment through Long-term Monitoring Plots in Indian Himalayan Landscape Dr. B. K. Sinha
Botanical Survey of India CGO Complex, Block D& F, 3rd MSO Building Sector-1, Salt Lake, Kolkata
3,43,71,200
1,11,94,400
1,14,44,400
1,17,32,400
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FTR
5
Human-Wildlife Conflict Resolution Mechanism in Indian Himalayan Region: Risk Assessment, Prediction, and Management Through Research and Community Engagement Dr. S.Sathyakumar
Scientist-G, Wildlife Institute of India, Chandrabani, Dehradun
4,44,88,800
2,24,36,400
1,10,00,400
96,24,630
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FTR
6
Timberline and Altitudinal Gradient Ecology of Himalayas, and Human Use Sustenance in a Warming Climate Prof. S.P. Singh
Central Himalayan Environment Association, Nainital
6,41,25,200
3,02,38,800
1,65,38,800
1,42,12,107
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FTR