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Documentation and preservation initiative of Traditional Knowledge in Meghalaya
Traditional knowledge (TK) represents the cumulative wisdom, skills, and practices developed by indigenous communities over generations. However, with rapid socio-economic changes and cultural transitions, much of this invaluable knowledge is at risk of decline and possible extinction.
TERI and BRDC with support from North Eastern Council, Shillong implemented a project titled “Preservation and Protection of Traditional Knowledge – Documentation Initiatives in North East Region India”. The study aimed to identify, document, preserve, safeguard and promote forms of Traditional Knowledge (TK) that existed and are still practiced at the community level.
The project empowers power loom weavers by enhancing their livelihoods through the integration of solar energy solutions
Empowering C3 Through Advanced Knowledge Management: A TERI KRC Consultancy
TERI’s Knowledge Resources Centre (KRC) partnered with the Centre for Catalyzing Change (C3) to deliver an end-to-end consultancy for the design and implementation of a state-of-the-art Knowledge Management (KM) System.
The project aims towards Setting Up Innovative Value Chain for E-waste Management to channelize e-waste for formal recycling with the involvement of the informal sector.
The specific objectives of the project are as follows:
The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) has prepared a knowledge document titled, COP26 Charter of Actions, which assimilates questions and thematic options to advance climate action and ambition in the country and globally.
The Indo-German workshop on Innovative Charging Technology for Heavy Duty Vehicles (IChargeHDV) was organized on 18 February 2021.
SAHeLEE, a project initiated by FOLU India, aims to improve the consumption of safe and nutritious food from locally grown grains, seeds, nuts, and fruits in Mukteshwar, a village located in the state of Uttarakhand, India.
An examination of how just transitions can be achieved along with the changes India needs to make to address climate change
The international e-course amplifies the available science, evidence and tools for climate action, and provides an opportunity to build technical capacities in mainstreaming city-level climate resilience.