| Him-NLC Title: | Him-Nature Learning Centre (NLC)-Assam |
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| 1. Him-NLC Details |
| Sanction Date: | 22-12-2017 | ||||
| Project Category | MG | ||||
| Year | 2017-2018 | ||||
| Project Duration | 3 Years | ||||
| Him-NLC Site/ State/ Districts/ Villages Covered: | Assam | ||||
| Organization/ Implementation Agency: | Assam State Biodiversity Board (ASBB), Aranya Bhawan, Panjabari, Guwahati-781037 | ||||
| Him-NLC Partners: | S.No. | Name | Roles & Responsibilities | ||
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Environment & Forest Department, Govt. of Assam | The state forest department’s existing infrastructure at its divisional offices as well as the protected areas will be used as the field study and research sites for the proposed Nature Learning Centres. Manpower will also be used for facilitating on-site trainings and exposure visits as per requirement |
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Biodiversity Management Committees (BMC) | BMC’s can act as field units for the NLC’s which will contribute as a local outreach and focal contact centre at the community level | |||
| Lead Proponent: | Shri Abhay Kumar Johari, IFS Principal Chief Conservator of Forest (Climate Change and Biodiversity) Aranya Bhawan, Panjabari Guwahati, Assam |
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| Him-NILC Brief Description: | To be filled |
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| Beneficiaries/ Stakeholders: | Local Communities | ||||
| Activity Chart (For 3years) | Click Here | ||||
| 2. Financial Details |
| Total Grants (in Rs.) | Rs. 3,76,34,312/- (Rupees three crore seventy six lakh thirty four thousand three hundred twelve only) | |||
| 1st Installment (in Rs.) : | Rs.1,31,20,000/- (Rupees one crore thirty one lakh twenty thousand only) | |||
| Expenditure (in Rs.)Upto : | ||||
| 3. Him-NLC Objectives, Deliverables and Monitoring Indicators |
| Him-NLC Objectives | Quantifiable Deliverables | Monitoring Indicators |
• To develop and promote conservation awareness and sensitization on biodiversity and natural resources
• To create a cadre of trainers among the various stakeholders, which can lead the conservation actions and capacity building at various levels
• To promote participatory conservation action and management of wetland resources for livelihood generation
• To promote conservation of endemic, rare, threatened and endangered species
• To facilitate alternate livelihood generation capacities in order to reduce pressure on forest resources and promote efficient utilization of natural resource base.
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• Easy learning module and knowledge products, in English and Local Language for school teacher, conservation workers, SHGs, JFMC, BMC, students etc.
• Capacity building trainings (Community member-5000 No.; BMC officials-1500 No.; Government officials-200 No.; Women SHG-300 No.)
• Awareness programme and dissemination of knowledge on nature and biodiversity conservation
• Sensitization programmes and conservation clubs for school and college students on regional and local biodiversity (Student-3000 No.)
• Participatory conservation and management of one wetland resources for livelihood generation.
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• No. of Nature Learning and Awareness Curricula Developed;
• No. of Crucial Nature Learning and Awareness Topics covered;
• No. of Trainings organized with no. of stakeholders benefited in each segment;
• No. of Dissemination and Awareness Publications (short/detailed) circulated;
• No. of Field/ Green Technologies Demonstrations/ Exposure Visits organized;
• No. of Publication of Assessment and Findings Reports;
• No. of Beneficiaries;
• No. of Collaborations/ Connect with the Protected Areas/ Sanctuaries/ Conservation Areas established;
• No. of Policy Guidelines and Legislative Mechanisms: Prepared and/ or Communicated. |
