Ecologies of Hope and Transformation: Post-Development Alternatives from India (2018)
Communities and individuals are exploring ways of ensuring human well-being and prosperity through more democratic, ecologically sensitive and culturally rooted ways. 9 powerful stories from different social and ecological contexts have been put together in a book with this title.
Ecologies of Hope and Transformation: Post-Development Alternatives from India
Book Edited by Neera Singh, Seema Kulkarni and Neema Pathak Broome
Now available for free download at:
https://kalpavriksh.org/ publication/ecologies-of-hope- and-transformation-post- development-alternatives-from- india/
Authors
Adam Cajka, Ashish Kothari, Harini Nagendra, Meenal Tatpati, Nyla Coelho, Rashi Mishra, Seema Bhatt, Seema Kulkarni, Shiba Desor, Sujatha Padmanabhan, Vinay Nair
Collectively, the stories challenge inequality, ecological damage, centralised governance, and the currently dominant model of development.
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agriculture
economic security
farmers
governance
land reform
market
responsible governance
rural
cultivation
farmer
food
food production
marginalised
movement
rights
rural economy
animal breeding
biodiversity
biological diversity
breed
livelihoods
livestock
mangrove forest
manure
sustainability
sustainable
sustainable prosperity
capacity building
capital requirement
decentralization
design
ecological sustainability
empowerment
energy
farm
farm and food entrepreneurship
power
renewable energy
women
women empowerment
garbage
learning
learning-by-doing
waste
waste management
communication
community
culture
Dongria Kond
ecological
Ecological Cognition
ecology
language
philosophy
air pollution
alternative transport
bicycle
energy sources
environmental impact
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health-care
pollution
well-being
air quality
contamination
lifestyle
News
land acquisition
land ownership
women peasants