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2020 Intangible Cultural Heritage NGO’s Strategy in Achieving Sustainable Development: Goal 2. Zero Hunger
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  • Manage No DC00000134
    Published Year 2020
    Category Book
    Language English
    Publishing Country Republic of Korea
    Publisher ICHCAP
    Copyright Copyright
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Description "“Intangible Cultural Heritage NGO’s Strategy in Achieving Sustainable Development: Goal 2. Zero Hunger” is the 3rd outcome of ICHCAP’s Project PINA, or Project Promoting ICH Safeguarding Activities of NGOs in the Asia-Pacific Region. This book is a collection of eight selected NGO activities on ICH that are vital to achieving food security from six countries namely, Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, Nepal, Tajikistan, and Viet Nam. It provides an opportunity to look into community-based NGO activities and experience that greatly contribute to the promotion of local communities’ welfare by revitalizing and transmitting ICH. Significantly, their approach emphasizes the relationship between ICH and SDG 2: Zero Hunger through their projects on food security and improved nutrition, and sustainable agriculture. ICHCAP hopes that local, regional, and global public awareness about NGOs and their ICH safeguarding activities in the Asia-Pacific region will be substantially raised by this book."
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Achieving Sustainable Development in Communities through Traditional Irrigation and Weaving: Indonesian Heritage Trust and Safeguarding Intangible Heritage of Indonesia in Bali and East Nusa Tenggara Catrini Pratihari Kubontubuh, Laretna T. Adishakti, Punto Wijayanto, Widya Amasara (Badan Pelestarian Pusaka Indonesia)
Indigenous Knowledge, Food Diversity and Nutrition Sufficiency: A Case Study of Tharu Indigenous Knowledge of Nepal Sanjaya Mahato (Tharu Cultural Museum and Research Center)
Pamir: Mountains Giving Food and Energy in Tajikistan Qurbonidin Alamshoev (Public Association "Kuhhoi Pomir")
Preserving Uncultivated Food Resources for Food Security in Bangladesh Farida Akhter, Shahid Hussain Shamim (Beez Bistar Foundation)
Rice and Livelihood Diversity for the Ethnic Minorities of the Northern Highland of Viet Nam Vu Cong Lan, Vu Thi Bich Hop, Nguyen Thi Hoa and Bui Quoc Quan (Center for Sustainable Rural Development)
Study of an Indigenous Method of Agriculture Practice called POKKALI in India Venugopal, B (Center for Intangible Heritage Studies)
Sustainable Development of Vanishing Agriculture and Peasants through their ICH in India Virendrasinh Khandare (Indian Institute of Social Sciences and Folklore Research)
Traditional Food Consumption of Baul Communities in Bangladesh: Towards the World of Zero Hunger Saymon Zakaria, Nurunnabi Shanto (Bhabanagara Foundation)

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