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Maria Armila C. Shakya International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development Kathmandu, Nepal. Dhaval Pandya Consultant for theareas of research activity Gujarat - 387 001. Nayan Rajput Computer Associate Vallabh, Vidyanagar Shernaz Vasunia Anand Kumar Bolimera National Campaign on Dalit Human Rights New Delhi. Dr. SK Gupta Principal Scientist &Head Karnal, Haryana Deepa Menon Coordinator New Delhi, 110017. Avinash Kubal Tashi Yangzom Executive-Information Tibetan Parliamentary and Policy Research Centre Prof. V. Subramanian's candidate Coordinator (will nominate candidate) JNU, New Delhi Reeta Chaturvedi Lucknow		Ms. Madhuchhanda Communication Assocaite Trainee, Noida - 201301 Ms. Renu Relan Communications Associate Noida - 201301. Dr. R M Suresh Professor & Head Tamil Nadu. Mini Rajkumar Office Administration Trivandrum - 695035 Radhika Mishra Coordinator (Administration) Jaipur 302 016 Rosemary Kaggwa Webmaster (Assist Information Officer in managingthewebsite, updating website) Nairobi, Kenya. Peter Mungai ICRAF-RELMA Kenya Maimbo Malesu ICRAF-RELMA Kenya Mr. M.Gangadhar Rao Manger, Andhra Pradesh Mr. Neelkanth Abhiyan: A forum of grassroots movements in Jharkhand Madhu Kishwar Centre for the Study of Developing Societies Delhi - 110054.

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Training programme for environmental regulators 2013-14

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