Sangam Kumari
About Sangam Kumari
Sangam Kumari, is a young and enthusiastic environmental advocate from Jamui, Bihar, with a deep-rooted connection to her agricultural heritage. Coming from a farming family in Simultala, Sangam has witnessed firsthand the impacts of climate change on her community, including rising temperatures and changing weather patterns. She has actively participated in initiatives aimed at conserving natural resources and empowering local farmers to adopt sustainable agricultural methods.
About their project: :
Pragati project seeks to create climate warriors and promote Analog Forestry in Chotanagpur Plateau region Simultala in Jamui, Bihar. The project focuses on educating local youth about climate change, its impacts, and potential solutions, while also providing training in sustainable agricultural practices. The Green Fellowship initiative aims to provide training and capacity building of 60 local youths, who will be educated in three batches on climate-related issues, agroecological farming techniques, and green livelihood opportunities. This training equips participants with essential knowledge and skills to address environmental challenges effectively. Additionally, the project will work with five local farmers to implement Analog Forestry practices on their lands, enhancing biodiversity and restoring degraded areas, which is crucial for creating resilient ecosystems. By encouraging participation in small and large-scale environmental projects, the initiative aims to strengthen community ties and promote collective action towards sustainability.
