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SUMMARY:A Talk By Ashish Kothari - Radical Ecological Democracy
LOCATION:Tagore II Lecture Theatre
DESCRIPTION:\n\nAbout the Speaker:\n\n\nAshish Kothari is one of the founders of the en
 vironmental group- Kalpavriksh. He has coordinated India’s National Biodive
 rsity Strategy and Action Plan process, served on boards of Greenpeace Inte
 rnational and India, Indian Society of Ecological Economics, World Commissi
 on on Protected Areas, IUCN Commission on Social, Economic and Environmenta
 l Policy, and Bombay Natural History Society. Ashish has also served as co-
 chair of the IUCN Strategic Direction on Governance, Equity, Communities, a
 nd Livelihoods (TILCEPA), which, along with the ICCA Consortium, he helped 
 establish. He has been a member of government committees on National Wildli
 fe Action Plan, Biological Diversity Act, Environmental Appraisal of River 
 Valley Projects, and Implementation of Forest Rights Act. He initiated the 
 Vikalp Sangam (Alternatives Confluence) process to bring together people wo
 rking on development alternatives in India, and a global dialogue process o
 n Radical Ecological Democracy. He has (co)authored or (co)edited over 30 b
 ooks, includingSharing Power, and Churning the Earth: The Making of Global 
 India, and over 300 articles.\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<br/><br/>About the Speaker:<br/><br/><br/>Ashish Kothari is one of the fou
 nders of the environmental group- Kalpavriksh. He has coordinated India’s N
 ational Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan process, served on boards of 
 Greenpeace International and India, Indian Society of Ecological Economics,
  World Commission on Protected Areas, IUCN Commission on Social, Economic a
 nd Environmental Policy, and Bombay Natural History Society. Ashish has als
 o served as co-chair of the IUCN Strategic Direction on Governance, Equity,
  Communities, and Livelihoods (TILCEPA), which, along with the ICCA Consort
 ium, he helped establish. He has been a member of government committees on 
 National Wildlife Action Plan, Biological Diversity Act, Environmental Appr
 aisal of River Valley Projects, and Implementation of Forest Rights Act. He
  initiated the Vikalp Sangam (Alternatives Confluence) process to bring tog
 ether people working on development alternatives in India, and a global dia
 logue process on Radical Ecological Democracy. He has (co)authored or (co)e
 dited over 30 books, includingSharing Power, and Churning the Earth: The Ma
 king of Global India, and over 300 articles.<br/>
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