neac appln - Karnataka Rajya Vijnana Parishat (KRVP)

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MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT & FORESTS
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
PARYAVARAN BHAVAN, CGO COMPLEX, LODHI ROAD, NEW DELHI – 110 003
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NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT AWARENESS CAMPAIGN (NEAC)
2011-2012
FOCAL THEME
“FORESTS FOR SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOOD”
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Guidelines and Application for Participation
Please read before filling up the form
Completed proforma with supporting documents to be sent to the RRA
on or before 15th September 2011 at the following address :
The Honorary Secretary
KARNATAKA RAJYA VIJNANA PARISHAT
“Vijnana Bhavan”, No.24/2 & 24/3, 21st Main Road, Banashankari II Stage, Bengaluru 070.
Phone : 080-26718939 Tele fax : 080-26718959
Email : [email protected]
Website : www.krvp.org
www.vayugunabadalavane-climatechange.com
(The proforma can be downloaded from our website)
`THIS FORM IS FREE / F Cfð £ÀªÀÄÆ£É GavÀ’
Please fill up the application form in English Only
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NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT AWARENESS CAMPAIGN (NEAC)
2011-2012
THEME
The National Environment Awareness Campaign (NEAC) launched by the
Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India in 1986, is being
continued this year also. Several non-governmental organisations, educational
and training institutions, professional associations, scientific bodies,
community organisations, and also a whole range of other agencies participate
in the campaign. These bodies singularly or in partnership with other
organisations, organise programmes for creating environmental awareness
followed by field action at the local, regional and national level.
The National theme for NEAC 2011-12 is “Forests for sustainable livelihood”.
The following sub-themes have been chosen under the umbrella of the national
theme.
1. Afforestation
2. Forest Conservation
3. Forest and Climate Amelioration (Mitigation)
4. Forest for water
5. Participatory Forest Management
6. Agro / Social Forestry
7. Forestry in Urban and Peri Urban Area
8. Renewable Energy
9. Green India Mission
10. Awareness and Education on Forest Fires – Causes and consequences
including assessment and mapping of fire severity.
11. Impact of Invasive plant and animal species on Forest ecosystem
12. Examining the canopy structural complexity
13. Understanding Production, prices, employment and trade in forest
industries
14. Evaluation of native plant seeds and seedlings
15. Evaluation of predator prey interaction
16. Translocation of wildlife species
17. Habitat evaluation and methodology for improvement
18. Identification of Biodiversity Hotspots
19. Role of Protected Area Network in Forest and wildlife Conservation
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What are these programmes ?
Annexure-1 gives an indicated list of the kind of awareness activities that may
be organised for different target groups during the campaign. In view of the
wide range of inter-related environmental problems facing the country, the
activities of the campaign shall focus on scientific environmental issues and
problems relating to the main/regional/local theme. Emphasis should be given
for devising concrete, action-oriented activities on the issue/problem
identified.
Support Structure for the Campaign:
The Campaign is being planned and overseen by the Ministry of Environment
and Forests. The decentralized mechanism adopted for conducting the
campaign since 1993 is being continued this year too. 34 organisations located
in different parts of the country have been designated as Regional Resource
Agencies (RRAs). This year for assisting the Ministry in conducting this
Campaign, Karnataka Rajya Vijnana Parishat, Bengaluru has been designated
as Regional Resource Agency (RRA) for Karnataka State.
Role of Regional Resource Agencies (RRAs):
RRA will assist the Ministry in planning, implementing, monitoring and
evaluating the campaign in their respective areas. RRA will inter alia :
1.
Print Proforma for submission of applications as per the model furnished
by the Ministry.
2.
Dispatch the proforma free of cost to all the interested organisations in
their region.
3.
Organise district-wise open workshop(s) for NGOs/interested
organisations in their regions to provide them the guidelines and
assistance for formulating their programmes, especially the action
oriented component and for filling up the proforma.
4.
Scrutinize all the proposals received from various organisations in their
region and prepare a brief summary of proposals for consideration by the
committee.
5.
Assist the Committee in considering the proposals received from their
region. The RRAs would have to provide information about the
competence and past performance of each organisation.
6.
Disburse funds sanctioned by the Ministry to various organisations in
their region for conducting NEAC activities.
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7.
Physically
monitor
the
NEAC
activities
conducted
by
various
organisations in their region. A separate monitoring report in respect of
all physically monitored programmes to be submitted to the ministry.
8.
Maintain audited statements of account of the money disbursed to each
organisation.
9.
Procure Utilization Certificate, Report of the activities and statement of
accounts
from
the
participating
organisations
for
submitting
a
consolidated UC and audited statement of account in respect of their
area of jurisdiction.
10.
Prepare an Evaluation Report of the NEAC activities conducted by each
organisation in their region.
The Invitation:
This Write up and the attached copies of the project proposal proforma are
being sent to organisations and groups active in the field of environment
education and awareness and interested in participating in the campaign.
Individuals and unregistered societies / trusts are not eligible for receiving
financial assistance for this campaign.
Kindly note that the completed
proposal in the prescribed format is to be sent only to the RRA and not to
the Ministry directly. Proposals submitted to the Ministry will not be
considered.
A set of Regional Committees constituted by the Ministry of Environment and
Forests will appraise the proposals and decide the budgetary support for them.
It is clarified that the decision to approve / reject any proposal including the
quantum of assistance to be provided is taken only by the Committee
constituted by the Ministry. RRA HAS NO ROLE IN THIS. The decision of the
Committee will be communicated to the campaign participants by the RRA. The
approved amount would be released to the participating agencies in two
instalments, as follows:
a) First instalment comprising 75% of the sanctioned amount would be
released along with the sanction letter.
b) The second instalment of the balance amount of the expenditure report
/ amount sanctioned shall be released on receipt of activity report,
utilization certificate and audited statement of accounts.
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Time schedule to be followed by the participating organisations:
The NEAC 2011-2012 would essentially be composed of a spectrum of shortduration programmes for creating environmental awareness among the citizens
of India.
1. The campaign activities would be spread between 30th November 2011
to 28th February 2012.
2. All programmes should definitely be concluded by 28th February 2012.
3. Projects that would most effectively reflect the theme of this year and
woven around local environmental issues and problems and which succeed
in emphasizing the importance of local citizen action in combating the same
way receive priority while consideration by the committee.
4. The use of non-conventional media and methods of creating environmental
awareness would be welcomed.
5. The programme MUST have some action component that will ensure/result
in concrete action. However, projects aimed only at physical work to
rejuvenate the environment will not be considered under this campaign.
Such programmes could well be a part of follow up efforts to be separately
taken up.
6. Purchase of equipment or other fixed assets would not be granted financial
support from the Ministry of Environment & Forests under this campaign.
7. Projects that involve collaborative effort between more than one
organisation and which secure co-operation from local authorities, agencies,
etc, in advance would be viewed favourably.
8. RRA must be informed about the details of the programme including dates,
venue, etc, in sufficient advance (at least 2 weeks). Failure to inform will
result in non-payment of second instalment.
9. A full report on each programme with photographs and news clippings
(if any), together with utilisation certificate & audited statement of
accounts in original would have to be submitted by each participating
agency receiving financial support to the RRA latest by 15th March
2012.
10. Financial assistance is provided under NEAC to various organisations to
supplement their efforts and hence the quantum of financial assistance
usually ranges between Rs.15,000/- and Rs. 20,000/-.
11. The last date for submission of complete application form to the
RRA is 15th September 2011.
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Annexure –1
TARGET GROUPS
Students / Youth / Teachers / Women
NGOs / Voluntary workers
Farmers / Rural Population
General Public / Social Workers
Armed forces personnel
Industrial Workers
ACTIVITIES
AWARENESS ACTIVITIES (CATEGORY-A)
Workshops / Training Courses
Camps/Padayatras / Rallies / Public Meetings
Exhibitions / Competitions
Demonstration Projects
Preparation of Audio visual materials
Folk media / Street theatres / Science Fairs
Festivals/Preparation & use of CD-Rom or DVDs.
ACTIVITIES (CATEGORY-B)
Wetland conservation, collection and propagation of indigenous plants,
community participation in biodiversity conservation, biodiversity and pollution
control, Organic farming, vermicomposting & conservation of earthworms. Bird
watching programme and Butterfly Identification.
Awareness component
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
Campaign for awareness among the public about forest conservation and sustainable
management.
Campaign to protect sacred groves.
Campaign against the grazing of animals in the forests.
“Save the Greens” – campaigning schools and educational institutions.
Conduct programmes for farmers on bio-farming.
Promote eco-friendly and organic products.
Revive traditional Herbal remedies among the public / practitioners.
Campaign against use of wildlife products.
Capacity building workshops / awareness programmes for Panchayath Body
functionaries.
Publication and imparting awareness material / eco-literature on sustainable
development of forests.
Promote alternate energy sources like solar and wind energy.
Use information and communication technology (ICT) to enhance livelihood
options.
Issues to be addressed during awareness campaign.
(i) Tress
(a) Paper means trees – Reduce, Reuse, Recycle paper.
(b) Use tree – free / hand made paper.
(c) Use the internet and avoid paper.
(d) Use farmed timber products.
(e) Plant more trees for food and fodder, timber, medicines etc.
(ii) Water
(a) Forests as water sheds – rivers originate from forests.
(iii) Air
(a) Forests serve as oxygen factory.
(b) Forests serve as a carbon sink.
(iv) Wild life
(a) Forests are home for rich biodiversity of the country.
(b) Species specific campaign – Elephant, Tiger etc.
Action Components :
A lists of indicative / suggestive action components are indicated in the page No. 20.
PROPOSALS WITHOUT ACTION COMPONENT WOULD NOT BE CONSIDERED FOR ASSISTANCE
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FOR OFFICE ONLY
Date Received
Batch & Serial number
Name and District
Status
NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT AWARENESS CAMPAIGN
2011 - 2012
FOCAL THEME
Regional Resource Agency
KARNATAKA RAJYA VIJNANA PARISHAT
“Vijnana Bhavan”, No.24/2 & 24/3, 21st Main Road, Banashankari II Stage, Bengaluru – 560 070.
Phone : 080-26718939 Tele fax : 080-26718959
Email : [email protected]
Website : www.krvp.org
www.vayugunabadalavane-climatechange.com
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NOTES ON FILLING UP THE OPPOSITE PAGE
1.
2
PROJECT TITLE : Please make it short and precise, indicating clearly
the nature of project
IMPLEMENTING AGENCY
a. NAME AND ADDRESS: Mention compulsorily full name and office address,
telephone and fax no. and E-mail ID if available.
b. NATURE OF AGENCY : Indicate status of organization / whether a
Government Institution, Registered / Unregistered Society / Trust,
University department / School / College / Non-formal group, or any
other category (please specify).
c. DOCUMENTS TO BE FURNISHED : Please furnish registration details
(along with an attested copy of Registration Certificate attestation
must be compulsorily done by a Gazetted Officer), Memorandum of
Association / Trust Deed, etc, and audited statement of accounts for last
three financial years (2008-09, 2009-10, & 2010-11 ) even if this has
been done in earlier years. The project proposal will be considered only
after the receipt of these documents. (These documents need to be
submitted in respect of non-governmental, aided & non-aided schools
and colleges, academic & research institutions also).
3.
4.
CONTACT PERSONS : Give name(s) of office and home address(es) of
person(s) who can be contacted in connection with this project. Give
telephone, fax no. and E-mail address (if available).
COLLABORATING / SUPPORTING AGENCIES:
Give names of local authorities, organizations, government departments,
etc, that will support the project or collaborate. Prior approval of such
collaborating agencies should be obtained before listing them here.
Proof of the consent of such agencies shall be attached.
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1. PROJECT TITLE
2. IMPLEMENTING AGENCY
a. Name and Address
PIN CODE
STD Code /
Telephone No.
Fax No.
Mobile No.
E-Mail Address
a. Nature of Agency
3. CONTACT PERSON
PIN CODE
STD Code
Telephone No.
E-Mail Address
Fax No.
Mobile No.
4. COLLABORATING / SUPPORTING AGENCIES
Name & Address
PIN CODE
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5. PROJECT DETAILS:
a. TYPE OF PROJECT
Indicate clearly and separately the awareness activities and the action
component that the project would involve. The awareness activities could be:
-
Workshop / Training course / Camp
-
Public meeting / Rally / Jatha / Padayatra
-
Lecture / Film show / A-V show
-
Drama / Street Theatre / Folk media (specify)
-
Competition / Exhibition / Demonstration
-
Advertisement / Poster / Banner campaign
-
Preparation and use / Distribution of resource material (publication, educational
kits, posters, audio-visuals, etc)
-
Other (specify)
- The action component should be related to the theme of the proposal and should
preferably involve the local community.
b. THEME(S): Describe the specific subjects of environmental concern that the project
would address. Please take help from ANNEXURE-1.
c. TARGET GROUPS: Please indicate the section of society the project is aimed at, and
the approximate numbers of people expected to be covered by the activities. Please
use ANNEXURE-1
d. LOCATION : Indicate proposed venues of each of the project activities.
e. DATES AND DURATION: Indicate tentative schedules of each activity proposed, at each
location.
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5. PROJECT DETAILS
- Type of Project
1. Awareness activities
2. Action Component
- Theme(s)
-
Target Groups
- Locations
- Dates and Duration
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6. JUSTIFICATION: Describe the objectives of the project. Indicate
what environmental awareness / improvement benefits it aims to
bring out.
7. SUCESS INDICATORS: Specify clearly how the achievements of the
project can be determined after its completion. Success indicators
could be like the number of participants who have introduced solar
cooker and heaters, taken up vermicomposting, number of water
bodies, tanks clean, number of participants who taken up plantation
subsequent to the awareness campaign.
8. PLAN OF IMPLEMENTATION: Provide a breakup of the stages in the
implementation of the project, indicating clearly the time frame for
each phase.
9. FOLLOW UP: Please describe what activities are planned as a follow
up,to keep up the impact created by this project. Will your
organisation be able to support such follow up activity on its own?
10. PAST EXPERIENCE : Please indicate whether participated in NEAC
in the past. If yes, mention the years in which participated along
with the grant sanctioned in each year. Also mention whether
necessary documents like Utilisation Certificate, Report of Activities
and Statement of Accounts submitted or not.
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6. JUSTIFICATION
7. SUCCESS INDICATORS
Please indicate the number of participants who took part in activities
(Only applicable for previously participated organizations)
8. PLAN OF IMPLEMENTATION
9. FOLLOW UP
10. PAST EXPERIENCE OF PARTICIPATING IN NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT
AWARENESS CAMPAIGN (NEAC) :
Sl. No.
Year of
Participation
1
2008-2009
2
2009-2010
3
2010-2011
Grant Received (In
Rs.)
Utilisation
Certificate
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Submitted / Not submitted
Statement of
Activity Report
Accounts
11.
RESOURCES TO BE PROVIDED BY THE IMPLEMENTING AGENCY: Indicate
what kind of facilities will be available with your organisation for this Project:
-
Material and Equipment
-
Financial : whether other sources of funding are available for the
project ( indicate the quantum of funds available ).
-
Resource persons and Manpower
12.
NAME OF THE BANK : Please provide name / designation and address of
the person authorized to receive the grant and complete name and
address of the bank on which you would like Demand Draft / Cheque to
be made payable (Please mention the nearest Karnataka Bank / Axis
Bank Branch)
13.
BUDGET: Please provide detailed break-up of estimated expenditure for
each item of activities in respect of the awareness creation and action
component separately and furnish explanatory notes where necessary.
The break-up should include details of expenditure to be spent on
Preparation and Distribution of Resource Materials, Conveyance and
travel, food/refreshments, honorarium etc. Since the activities under
action component will be based on “Shram Dhan” concept, no funds will
be provided for payment of, cost of hired labour. Please use the
Annexure II for indicating breakups for funds.
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11. RESOURCES TO BE PROVIDED BY THE IMPLEMENTING AGENCY:
Material and equipment
Financial
Resource persons and
Manpower
12. NAME OF THE BANK (Please mention the nearest Karnataka Bank / Axis
Bank branch)
Total funds Requested Rs. -------------(In words) Rupees : --------------------------------------------------------------------13. SUMMARY OF BUDGET (in Rs.)
Sl. No.
1.
I. Awareness Component (A) :
Activity
Total
2.
3.
4.
5.
Total Amount :
II. Action Component (B) :
Sl. No.
1.
Activity
Total
2.
3.
4.
5.
Total Amount :
Grand Total Amount A + B
Date
Place
Signature with seal of the Organisation
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ANNEXURE – 2
13. Budget Breakup (in Rs. )
1. Awareness Component
Sl.No.
1
ACTIVITY
(a) Workshop
FUNDS REQUESTED
BREAKUPS
1. Travelling expenses for Resource Persons
2. Honorarium
3. Organisational Arrangements
(Advertisement, Publicity, Banners, Hall, Printing of
Cards, Certificates, Prizes and Stationery, Preparation &
follow up expenses etc)
4. Resource Material
5. Food / Refreshments
6. Local Travel Expenses
7. Miscellaneous
Total
(b) Training Camps
2. Honorarium
Cards, Certificates, Prizes and Stationery, Preparation
& follow up expenses etc)
7. Miscellaneous
8. Training Fee
Total
(c) Camps
2. Honorarium
(Advertisement, Publicity, Banners, Hall,
Printing of Cards, Certificates, Prizes and
Stationery, Preparation & follow up expenses etc)
7. Miscellaneous
Total
2
(a) Padayatra
2. Honorarium
Cards, Certificates, Prizes and Stationery, Preparation
& follow up expenses etc)
4. Publicity
5. Software (poster, slides, scripts, booklets,
models, exhibits etc) banner, handbills, placards,
sticker etc
6. Refreshments
7. Local Travel expenses
8. Public Address system
9. Miscellaneous
10.Any other heads specify
Total
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(b) Rallies
2. Honorarium
4. Publicity
sticker etc
6. Refreshments
9. Miscellaneous
Total
(c) Public Meetings
2. Honorarium
4. Publicity
sticker etc
6. Refreshments
9. Miscellaneous
Total
3
(a) Exhibitions
1. Travelling expenses
2. Equipments hire
3. Honorarium to experts
Stationery, reparation & follow up expenses etc)
5. Publicity
6. Software (items of software to be used such as:
exhibits, models, shades, films, drama, posters
etc. State whether these items are already existing
or to be developed/borrowed. If to be developed
please give complete details of subjects, topers &
methodology of development)
7. Any other heads please specify
8. Miscellaneous
Total
(b) Competitions
2. Equipments hire
5. Publicity
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8. Miscellaneous
Total
(c) Demonstration
Projects
2. Equipments hire
5. Publicity
8. Miscellaneous
Total
(d) Science Fairs
2. Equipments hire
(Advertisement, Publicity, Banners, Hall, Printing
of Cards, Certificates, Prizes and Stationery,
Preparation & follow up expenses etc)
5. Publicity
6. Software
8. Miscellaneous (Details of all components of
science fair such as exhibits science experiments,
lectures, demonstrations etc.)
Total
4
Production of
I. Printing details
Resource Material
1. Number of Copies
Book / Booklets /
2. Texture, Weight & Size of Paper
Flyer / Books /
3. Number of colours for the text, cover, plates
Others
4. Style of binding
5. Exact finished size
6. Photo composing or hotmetal
7. Setting
II
1. Preparation of Manuscripts
2. Editing
3. Design of illustration
4. Printing & Publication
Total
5
Preparation of AV
Type of Shooting Required
Materials Video / film
1. Indoor
/ Slide (s) / Audio
2. Outdoor
3. Animation
4. Others
With Actor
Without Actor
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With Original Music
Without Original Music
Duration / Length / Number
Research
Equipment Hire
Technical Fees
Raw Stock
Titles / Animations / Special Effects etc
Music
Laboratory /Processing charges
Sets
Daily wages for equipment & studio
Travel
Local Conveyance
Others please specify
Total
6
(a) Folk Media
1. Travel expenses
2. Honorarium to the Resource Persons
3. Banners & Publicity
4. Resource Materials
5. Hiring of Dress Materials
6. Travelling Expenditures
7. Food & Refreshments
8. Miscellaneous
Total
(b) Street Theatre
1. Travel expenses
3. Banners Materials
5. Hiring of Dress Materials
6. Miscellaneous expenditures
Total
(c) Science Festival
1. Travel expenses
3. Banners Materials
5. Hiring of Science Exhibits, Models & Description
6. Miscellaneous Expenditures
Total
7
Preparation / Use of
1. Purchase of CD's pertaining to the theme
CD-ROM & Other
2. Multimedia slides
Multi Media Tools
3. Preparation of documentaries & presentation
4. Travel Expenses
5. Miscellaneous
Total
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Total
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II. Action Components
Sl.No.
1
ACTIVITY
Setting up of community
forests
FUNDS REQUESTED
BREAKUPS
1
2.
3.
4.
Total
2
Setting up of seedbanks
1
2.
3.
4.
Total
3
Bio-diversity registration
in your locality
1
2.
3.
4.
Total
4
Identification of rare
plants and growing them
in the backyard.
1
2.
3.
4.
Total
5
Collection & propagation
of local medicinal species
1
2.
3.
4.
Total
6
Stopping pollution of
protected water bodies
1
2.
3.
4.
Total
7
8
Establishment of
sustainable technologies
ie., use of solar cookers,
heaters & solar lights,
smokeless stoves,
groundwater recharging
units etc..
Plantation of indigenous
species
1
2.
3.
4.
Total
1
2.
3.
4.
Total
9
Use of
bio-fertilizers.
1
2.
3.
4.
Total
10
Reforestation of wasteland
1
2.
3.
4.
Total
11
Use of paper and cloth
instead of non-use of
Plastic and polyester
1
2.
3.
4.
Total
12
Protection of sacred
groves
1
2.
3.
4.
20
Total
13
1
Imprinting of scientific
nomenclature
of plants / trees
2.
3.
4.
Total
14
1
Maintenance of
mangroves at the seabelt
2.
3.
4.
Total
15
Ban the inflow of
industrial effluents as well
as domestic wastes into
rivers.
1
2.
3.
4.
Total
16
Educating Panchayath /
Municipal committee on
the laws related to Indian
forest policy.
1
2.
3.
4.
Total
17
1
Preparation of charts on
the importance of biodiversity (home for rich
biodiversity)
2.
3.
4.
Total
18
Campaign for formers on
ban on grazing of forests
for vegetation purpose.
1
2.
3.
4.
Total
19
Setting up of ``medicinal
1
parks’’ in the residential
2.
locality
3.
4.
Total
20
of
1
different animals / birds
2.
by the school / College
3.
students
4.
Behavioral
studies
Total
21.
Study of
Butterflies in
their area / locality.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Total :
22.
1.
2.
3.
4.
23.
1.
2.
3.
24.
1.
2.
3.
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