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Facts & Figures
| 2011 |
Teacher training: 26 teachers and 14 schools
- Environmental education, social engagement & practical action
- Creative learning
- Introduction to the Earth Charter Initiative
150 Volunteers from monastic and international groups participated in clean up activities of main market and the streets of Bodhgaya town.
4 R's REFUSE REDUCE REUSE RECYCLE
- Recycling project using plastic packaging
46,000R for Tree planting and maintenance
Other areas in development:
- Tree Nursery
- Organic plantations
- Eco technologies
- Outreach Partnerships with schools, organsiations and communities in Sikkim, Nepal, Mexico, UK, France, Australia
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| 2010 |
Saraswati Village Project:
- Health, Hygiene and Nutrition
- Reducing plastic pollution
- Reducing domestic carbon emissions
79 Women & 2 villages- sewing project; training opportunities, sustainable income and a product
Training sessions: Workshops and training sessions for youths and women on:
- Solar power
- Sustainability
- Health, hygiene and nutrition
- Zero waste
- Water issues
International Cooperation:
300+ volunteers participated in the winter clean up activities in Bodhgaya at the Kalachakra ground and surrounding area, main market areas, riverside, and main road areas.
Reducing plastic pollution in Bodhgaya.....
52,500 cloth bags made and this many plastic bags reduced from being dumped and polluting the land.
40,000R Start of the Tree planting fund donated to Tergar Monastery and 500 trees planted at the Gaya airport.
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| 2009 |
120 trees planted involving 2 schools and a monastery
7000+ signatures collectd in support for banning plastic in Bodhgaya
11 days Clean up of landfill, involving all of the tractors of Bodhgaya, local government cooperation, providing local employment, 100 of HH Karmapa's monks, and international volunteers. The clean up operation was supported by Administrative Office of HH Gyalwang Karmapa.
The formation of Sacred Earth Trust [SET].
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