May 1, 2009 to
September 21, 2009
TERI organized a two day exposure programme for DFID, India officials that focussed on various aspects of climate change. The programme sensitized the participants with latest developments on various issues related to climate change with a focus on science, mitigation, adaptation and policy aspects.
April 27, 2006 to
September 18, 2009
The Samaspur Bird Sanctuary located near Salon in Rae Bareli District of Uttar Pradesh comprises six wetlands; five of which are inter-connected and the sixth is a standalone water-body. The sanctuary, which hosts more than 250 resident and migratory birds and 46 fish species including several threatened species, is known for the migratory waterfowls visiting these wetlands during the winter season for feeding, nesting and breeding. A large population of the Indian Sarus crane, an endangered bird species venerated in Hindu mythology, also inhabit the area.
August 20, 2007 to
September 14, 2009
The National assignment will (a) develop economic and financial viability framework for different end-use applications focusing on capital costs, user charges, O and M costs; (b) develop a reporting and monitoring framework for VESP subprojects including consideration of CDM proposals; and (c) review performance, impacts and lessons of the test phase with a view to drawing institutional and design recommendations for a larger program
July 23, 2007 to
August 31, 2009
The main objectives of the project are : 1/ To enhance understanding among students about the immense value of biological diversity of our country, the importance of locally available bioresources, their sustainable use and conservation 2/ To equip them with relevant skills for bioresources conservation 3/ To familiarize students with scientific and technological issues related to biotechnology 4/ To provide students with experimental learning opportunity 5/ To create opportunities for hands on experiences in the field at the school level.
January 17, 2008 to
August 31, 2009
The overall objective of the project is to undertake situation analysis of 35 SME clusters selected by BEE in order to develop better information base on status of these SME clusters primarily with regard to total energy usage and an assessment of the preparedness of the cluster units to take part in the proposed BEE-SME program.
May 16, 2005 to
August 31, 2009
The project funded by the National Medicinal Plants Board, Government of India, envisages to establish herbal gardens in TERI, Supi, and Gual Pahari as regional resource centres of learning, wherein there is authentic and thorough documentation available of the natural and cultural heritage of the region relating to medicinal plants. Each herbal garden will be divided into four compartments, which include (1) conservation area; (2) plant multiplication or nursery management; (3) processing and product display zone; and (4) training, educational, and recreational area.
June 25, 2008 to
August 31, 2009
The main project objectives are: 1/ Large scale multiplication of Assam lemo
December 21, 2006 to
August 31, 2009
This project aims to make "Medicinal Plants based home remedies as the immediate response to primary health care requirements within the urban house holds in the city of New Delhi." The various project activities include: a) Home Herbal Garden Package (HHG) b) Production of quality material (nursery) c) Development educational materials d) Mobilization and training of urban residents on Home Herbal Garden Package
May 4, 2006 to
August 31, 2009
Myanmar is committed toenhance the social and economic lives of its rural people within the context of environmental restoration and greening on a sustainable basis. Towards this end, it is considered to set up the biomass gasifier system for supplying electricity for various applications, including pumping of water in rural areas. TERI has, in January 2004, installed a biomass gasifier at Kokke Village in Myingyan Township, Mandalay Division, Myanmar, for curing tobacco.
June 15, 2007 to
August 31, 2009
The project activities will include provision of extensive capacity building and technical assistance to the various stakeholders (including communities, local NGOs, state and district implementing agencies, etc.) in order to facilitate the implementation of the sanctioned 21 VESP subprojects in Assam and West Bengal. The project activities will also include TA Support for the design and Implementation of 9 new VESP subprojects in these two states.
