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NEAC Approval 2014-15 NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT AWARENESS CAMPAIGN 2014 – 2015 THEME : COMBATING DESERTIFICATION, LAND DEGRDATION AND DROUGHT” NAME OF THE RRA : TRIPURA STATE POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD STATE : TRIPURA, REGIONAL RESOURCE AGENCY SUMMARY OF APPROVED PROPOSALS Sl. Name and complete address of the Activities Recommended Financial Assistance Santioned No. organisation (in Rs.) Awareness Action Component Awareness Action Total Component WEST TRIPURA DISTRICT NGOs 1. ADWITIYA SOCIAL WELFARE SOCIETY Lecture,public Establishment of reen belt of 5000 5000 10000 (ASWS) meeting/rallies,posters/advt,paining traditional plants,vermicompost, C/o –Sri Dipankar Chakraborty Officers /sloan writing,art competition water budgeting habits etc.misc. quarterlane,Krishnanagar, Agartala,Tripura ,resource material west,pin-799001,Sri Dulal Das Mob: 9436456408/ 9436186796. 2. AGRANI MINORITY WELFARE SOCIETY Lecture, public meeting, Resource Documentation of local 4000 4000 8000 Rajnagar (south para), P.O: Agartala,P.S: West material procurement, misc traditional knowledge/ farming Agartala, Tripura(W), Pin:799001, Md.Litan Mir etc, establishment of green belt (sec), Mob: 9436488354. of traditional plants,inculcating water budgeting habits,misc 3. AJACHAK SOCIAL WELFARE SOCIETY Workshop, public Documentation of local 4000 4000 8000 Briddhanagar,Ranir Bazar,Tripura west meeting.Drama,poster/banner traditional knowledge etc, Smt. Supryia paul,Mob:9774642167 campaign, painting establishment of green belt of traditional plants, water harvesting techniques etc 4. BABA SAHEB DR.AMBEDKAR SMRITI JANA Workshop, public Documentation of local 4000 4000 8000 KALYAN SANSTHA meeting.poster/banner traditional knowledge etc, Vill+P.O:Gandhigram,Agartala,Tripura West,Sri campaign,competitions,resource establishment of green belt of Tripura State Pollution Control Board, RRA, NEAC 2014-15 2 Sl. Name and complete address of the Activities Recommended Financial Assistance Santioned No. organisation (in Rs.) Awareness Action Component Awareness Action Total Component Prakash Chandra Das (president), Sri Subodh materials traditional plants, preparation of Chandra Das(sec), Mob: 9862799806 bio-fertilizers and vermin- compost 5. BACHTE CHAI A SOCIAL & HEALTH Lecture/ Posters / banners Preparation and promotion of 4000 4000 8000 DEVELOPMENT ORGANISATION, vermicompost,bio-fertilizers H.O: Barjala (near T.R.T.C), P.O:Barjala, P.S:West Tripura Pin:799002,Babul Debnath, Mob: 9863196360, 8974320093, 9862057968. 6. DAZZLE EDUCATIONAL & RURAL Lectures/posters/banner camapaign Preparation and promotion of 4000 4000 8000 DEVELOPMENT SOCIETY bio-pesticieds ,bio-fertilizers Ananadanagar(Near Anandanagar H.S +2 ,vermicompost School, Tripura (W), Pin:799004.Sri Susanta Kr.Roy(secretary), mob:9862962702/9774691489. 7. Extra Vission Workshop, rallies & Banner, Documentation of local 5000 5000 10000 Badharghat, North Side of Ramthakur College. exhibition,others traditional knowledge, water PO: Siddhi Ashram, Agartala,Tripura West. Sri harvesting techniques, vermin Dipankar Chowdhury,mob:9612220611 composting, safai abhijan and plantations 8. GYANA SHREE SOCIAL SOCIETY Public meeting, drama, resource Establishment of green belt 4000 4000 8000 Nutan nagar, Airport Road. material traditional plants Mob: 9862692884, 8974430157. 9. HILL REGIONAL YOUTH ORGANISATION Workshop, public meeting, AV Documentation of local 6000 4000 10000 Vill.- Dhaleswar (Ashram Chowmuhani), P.O. Shows, posters/banner traditional knowledge/water Dhaleswar, Pin.-799007, Agartala, Tripura ,competitions conservation etc, establishment (West) ,Ph. 9863619658/ 9436594178,Sri of green belt of traditional Anjan Das plants, water harvesting techniques/conservation of local water bodies, preparation of bio- fertilizers, trenches/soak pits, inculcating water budgeting habits 10. INDRADHANU SOCIAL WELFARE SOCIETY Lecture/workshop,advertisement/po Establishment of green belt of 5000 4000 9000 18, Sakuntala Road, sters/banner campaign, traditional plants Agartala,Tripura(W),Pin:799001.Sri Souman competitions. Bhattacharjee (president), Smt.Bithika Chakraborty, Mob:977453408, 9774130671 11. INSTITUTE OF COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY Lecture,posters/banners,resource Documentation of local 5000 4000 9000 Aralia, Shiv Mandir Para, Agartala, Tripura material traditional knowledge/practices West, Sri. Dilip Kr. Goswami (President -Co- of farming, water ordinator), Mob: 9774137604 conservation,establishment of Tripura State Pollution Control Board, RRA, NEAC 2014-15 3 Sl. Name and complete address of the Activities Recommended Financial Assistance Santioned No. organisation (in Rs.) Awareness Action Component Awareness Action Total Component green belt of traditional plants 12. Jyoti Social Welfare Society Lecture,public meeting/rallies, film Documentation of local 4000 4000 8000 S.K.B. Lane, Dhaleswar, Agartala show, traditional knowledge/practices Ph-9436138190/ 9436457622 drama,advertsisement,painting,comp of farming, establishment of Sri Malay Laskar, Secretary etition,resource material green belt of traditional plants,conservation of loca water bodies,vermicompost,soak pits,water budgeting habits etc. 13. LIFE TRANSFORMATION SOCIETY Workshop,film Documenation of local 5000 4000 9000 Abhicharan Para,Madhu Chowdhury para, show,posters/banners,painting traditional knowledge etc, Mohanpur,Tripura(w) Pin: 799211 establishment of green belt of T. Goulienmang Gangte traditional plants,water 0381-2906546/9856034789 harvesting etc,preparation of bio-fertilzers,vermicompost ect. 14. Madalsa Lecture,public Documentation of local 4000 4000 8000 Ramnagar-03, Agartala-799002 meeting,posters/banners,resource traditional Ms. Anna Deb 9436456645 material knowledge/farming,establishme nt of green belt of of traditional plants,inculcating the water budgeting habits through community discussions 15. MALANCHA Lecture/workshop,public Documentation of local 4000 4000 8000 Vill: 79 Tilla, P.O: Kunjaban, Sub-division: meeting,film traditional Sadar, Tripura (W),pin:799006. show,posters/banners,painting,com knowledge/farming,establishme Sri Nandan Datta, Mob: petitions nt of green belt of traditional 9436121580/9436126592 plants,water harvesting techniques etc,vermicomposting,establishm ent of trenches ,bunds etc. 16. MATRI SHAKTI SEVA SAMITY (MSSS) Lecture,public meeting,resource Documentation of local 5000 5000 10000 Krishnanagar,17 old kalibari lane, Agartala, material traditional Tripura(W),Pin:799001 knowledge/farming,establishme Smt. Sukrity Bhattacharjee (Secretary), nt of green belt of of traditional Mob:9862015829. plants,inculcating the water budgeting habits through community discussions 17. MOLANA ABUAL KALAM AZAD WELFARE Lecture/workshop,public Documentation of local 6000 5000 11000 SOCIETY. meeting/rallies,posters/banners/de traditional knowledge/practices Ramnagar Gangail Road- mosntration/competitions,resource related to farming, water 8,Agartala,Tripura(W),Pin-799002 material, misc. conservation, establishment of Md.Hassim Miah (General sec), Mob: green belt of traditional plants, Tripura State Pollution Control Board, RRA, NEAC 2014-15 4 Sl. Name and complete address of the Activities Recommended Financial Assistance Santioned No. organisation (in Rs.) Awareness Action Component Awareness Action Total Component 9774965811. practising water harvesting techniques etc ,promotion of bio-fertilizers, establishment of trenches etc, misc. 18. MUKTI MARG Workshop , posters/banners, Documentation of local 6000 6000 12000 (SOCIAL ORGANISATION) competitions, resource material, traditional knowledge/practices Behind Hindi School, Abhoy Nagar, Agartala, related to farming, water Tripura (W) conservation,establishment of Ph-9436480359 green belt of traditional plants, Sri Subrata Guha Secretary. 9862248348, 9436480359 19. MUKTI SAMAJIK SANGSTHA Lecture/workshop ,public meeting, Documentation of local 6000 4000 10000 Durjoynagar, Airport Road, Near Water Pump. posters/banners, competitions ,misc. traditional knowledge/practices Tripura (W). related farming, water Sri.Tapan Kr. Saha, Mob: 9436186154. conservation etc. 20. NABA PRERONA WELFARE SOCIETY (NPWS), Lecture/Workshop,public Documentation of local 5000 5000 10000 A.D.Nagar, Road No-11 meeting/rallies,exhibition/demonstr traditional knowledge/water P.O:A.D Nagar, Agaratala, Tripura West , Pin- ation,painting/poster conservation/weather 799003 designing,adve/posters/banners,mis forcasting,establisghment of Sri,Kesab Nandan Datta, Mob: 9436554622 c. green belt of traditional plants,water harvesting techniques/conservation of local water bodies,preparation of bio- fertilizers,inculcating water budgeting habits 21. NATIONAL ADVANCED WELFARE SOCIETY Workshop, rallies, film Documentation of local 5000 5000 10000 PO-Resham bagan, Chand rapur, Natmandi r, show,poster/banners, competitions traditional knowledge/water Agartala, P.O. Agartala, Tripura (W), Pin- 799 conservation, establishment of 008, Sri Sandip Kr. Sinha, green belt of traditional plants, Mob:9436552843,9436586329 (Secretary) water harvesting techniques/conservation of local water bodies, 22. NATIONAL YOUTH PROJECT Workshop, rallies, drama, Documentation of local 6000 6000 12000 TRIPURA STATE COUNCIL poster/banners,painting/slogan traditional knowledge/water Abhoynagar, Agartala,Tripura (W),Pin:799005 writing, conservation, establishment of Sri Dipak Sinha competitions,publication/distributio green belt of traditional plants Mob:9436455513 n water harvesting techniques/conservation of local water bodies, preparation of bio- fertilizers, trenches/soak pits, inculcating
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