The REC-funded “No One Shall be Left Behind” initiative by NESFAS was a follow-up to the International Mei-Ramew held in Shillong in November 2015. It was developed through interaction with…
With cases rising rapidly among the communities of Meghalaya, our fight against the deadly pandemic draws on. But while we fight tirelessly on one front, the nature of life is also such that one powerful enemy doesn’t render all the other enemies null and void.
Request for Selection (RFS) of Bidders for Agency for EPC (Engineering Procurement and Construction) Supply of Solar-powered mini-grid system for Community Halls in Meghalaya, along with training of unemployed youth…
Mr Pius Ranee, Executive Director of NESFAS was invited to attend a webinar hosted by the International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) on the 8th of June, 2021
Ka shnong Ladmawphlang, East Khasi Hills, kaba dei kawei na ki shnong ba ia treilang bad ka NESFAS, ka don kumba 88 tylli ki longiing.
DW Media Germany recently published an article titled, “Keeping Indigenous wild food traditions alive in India”; written by Vandana K, illustrating NESFAS’ role as custodians of Indigenous food traditions in the North East of India.
