Multiple Media Enabled Course Content-MSD-016: Strategies and Models for Sustainability
PGDSS- Only Sustainability Science Course in India
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PGDSS- Only Sustainability Science Course in India
The major objective of this block is to understand the basic strategies to sustainable development and livelihood improvement. It is discussed as infrastructure, health and sanitation, value addition and waste utilization. Click here to read.
The major objective of this block is to study the basic principles and practices involved in knowledge and technology for sustainable rural development. Click here to read.
The major objective of this block is to understand the concept and strategies of Evergreen Revolution. Click here to read.
The major objective of this block is to understand the basics principles of models and its applications in sustainable development paradigm. Click here to read.
MSD-016: STRATEGIES AND MODELS FOR SUSTAINABILITY>>REDUCTION OF WASTE
MSD-016: STRATEGIES AND MODELS FOR SUSTAINABILITY>>Remote Sensing and GIS
MSD-016: STRATEGIES AND MODELS FOR SUSTAINABILITY>>Application of RS-GIS in Environment
MSD-016: STRATEGIES AND MODELS FOR SUSTAINABILITY>>Village Knowledge Centre and Village Resource Centre
MSD-016: STRATEGIES AND MODELS FOR SUSTAINABILITY>>Green to Evergreen Revolution
MSD-016: STRATEGIES AND MODELS FOR SUSTAINABILITY>>Food Security, Farmers and Globalisation
MSD-016: STRATEGIES AND MODELS FOR SUSTAINABILITY>>Principles of Sustainable Development Models
MSD-016: STRATEGIES AND MODELS FOR SUSTAINABILITY>>Ecotourism and Livelihood Security
MSD-016: STRATEGIES AND MODELS FOR SUSTAINABILITY>>REDUCTION OF WASTE
MSD-016: STRATEGIES AND MODELS FOR SUSTAINABILITY>>Remote Sensing and GIS
MSD-016: STRATEGIES AND MODELS FOR SUSTAINABILITY>>Application of RS-GIS in Environment
MSD-016: STRATEGIES AND MODELS FOR SUSTAINABILITY>>Green to Evergreen Revolution
MSD-016: STRATEGIES AND MODELS FOR SUSTAINABILITY>>Food Security, Farmers and Globalisation
MSD-016: STRATEGIES AND MODELS FOR SUSTAINABILITY>>Principles of Sustainable Development Models
MSD-016: STRATEGIES AND MODELS FOR SUSTAINABILITY>>Ecotourism and Livelihood Security
The Sustainable Infrastructure Imperative
Sustainable infrastructure supporting the SDGS
Sustainable Infrastructure for Environmental Issues
What is a smart city?
Smart Cities: Solving Urban Problems Using Technology
Evolution of India's First Smart Village
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