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Organizer: Filmbooth

Venue: Habitat World, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi.

Description:

Filmbooth is organising a festival of short films and documentaries to celebrate World Environment Day at New Delhi. It includes short films and short documentaries juxtaposed with crisp 10-min talks by eminent personalities, all films & talks being related to various issues of environment, sustainability and awareness on climate change.

Organizers:

• Centre of Gandhian Studies, University of Kerala
• Kerala Biodiversity Board

Venue: University Senate Chamber, Thiruvanthapuram

 It is an innovative version, and has been appreciated in many seminars and national workshops. It gives a logical treatment of mother earth based on human therapy.

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Centre for Environment Education (CEE) India is an internationally acclaimed institution in the field of environmental education and Education for Sustainable Development (ESD). CEE, a Centre of Excellence of the Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India, works with stakeholder groups like children, youth, communities and in-service professionals in urban and rural areas.

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Centre for Environment Education (CEE) India is an internationally acclaimed institution in the field of environmental education and Education for Sustainable Development (ESD). CEE, a Centre of Excellence of the Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India, works with stakeholder groups like children, youth, communities and in-service professionals in urban and rural areas.

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International Water Management Institute (IWMI), is a non-profit scientific research organization, one of the 15th International Institutes under the Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research (CGIAR), with its world headquarter at Colombo, Sri Lanka.  IWMI is engaged in various aspects of water and land management and has its offices located in New Delhi and Hyderabad.

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The Water and Sanitation Program (WSP) administered by the World Bank and funded through international partnerships with a wide range of external support agencies, assists governments to scale up improved water supply and sanitation services and hygiene programs for poor households. A current major thrust of the program’s business plan is helping its clients to prepare for and implement actions towards meeting the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).

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The Water and Sanitation Program (WSP) administered by the World Bank and funded through international partnerships with a wide range of external support agencies, assists governments to scale up improved water supply and sanitation services and hygiene programs for poor households. A current major thrust of the program’s business plan is helping its clients to prepare for and implement actions towards meeting the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).

National Rainfed Area Authority (NRAA) requires services of outside experts /retired government servants as non-official young professionals/consultants in the following field:

• Agriculture/horticulture
• Animal husbandry and fisheries

 the small ponds, the lakes, the rivers flows into backwaters, the sea, and the wells catching the abundant rain water enabling such vegetation and greenery all around……

Water – also the factor, which brings the biggest of problems to urban life –

• mosquitoes,
• bad stench from clogged dirty canals,
• floods and water logging especially in the monsoons,
• roads breaking up because of poor drainage,
• drinking water scarcity in many parts of the city,
• water borne diseases and health problems