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Ka Jinglam khmat da ka shnong halor ka School Meal Programme (Jing Bam Ja sngi): Ka Bam Ba tei iaka bor jabieng bad ka met ka phad jong ki khynnahNovember 20, 2024
Community led School Meal Programme: Nourishing Young Minds and BodiesNovember 20, 2024

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NESFAS️ 20 hours ago

Director of DSEL, Swapnil Tembe, along with SDO and SDSEO of Sohra, visited Liathsohopliah LP/UP School on 19 November 2024 to observe the community-led school meal initiatives. The event brought together community leaders, parents, children, and educators to celebrate the successful integration of local biodiversity into school meals as a strategy to address malnutrition. During the visit, Swapnil Tembe praised the initiative and highlighted the importance of collaboration, stating, “This collaborative approach is essential for the long-term success of the programme, and continuing to prioritise local, seasonal foods will empower the next generation to become responsible food consumers and producers.” This initiative marks a crucial step in combating malnutrition, fostering healthier communities, and promoting sustainability for a brighter future. Read more here!

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Community led School Meal Programme: Nourishing Young Minds and Bodies – North East Society for Agroecology Support

Taking a significant step towards ensuring the well-being of young learners, a…

NESFAS️ 1 day ago

We are happy to have hosted Shri Swapnil Tembe, IAS, Director of School Education & Literacy and State Project Director of Samagra Shiksha, Government of Meghalaya, and Smt. Saloni Verma, IAS, SDO of Sohra Civil Sub-Division. They were joined by the SDSEO Sohra and the PM POSHAN team for this significant event. The program, driven by community participation, focuses on enhancing nutrition and the quality of meals served in schools. This initiative reflects a collective effort to ensure better health and educational outcomes for school children.

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NESFAS️ 3 days ago

Bah Phrang Roy, founder of NESFAS, currently the Rome based Coordinator of TIP (The Indigenous Partnership for Agrobiodiversity and Food Sovereignty), spoke at COP29 on November, 2024 through zoom at an event held in Baku, Azerbaijan. He emphasized the crucial role of communities in building healthy, inclusive, and sustainable food systems and also highlighted the often-overlooked contributions of Indigenous communities, who possess deep knowledge of agroecology and sustainable practices. By prioritizing community-led initiatives, such as nature-based school meal programs, we can empower local communities, enhance food security, and build climate resilience. Read more here,

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Recognise indigenous communities as equal partners in devp: NESFAS founder at COP29 – The Shillong Times

SHILLONG, Nov 17: Founder of the North East Slow Food and Agrobiodiversity…

NESFAS️ 3 days ago

Calling all aspiring chefs and cooks! 🧑🏻‍🍳🍽️ NESFAS, in collaboration with the Department of Arts & Culture, invites you to the “My Indigenous Flavours” cooking competition on the 21st & 22nd November at State Central Library. This exciting two-day event celebrates the rich culinary heritage of Meghalaya, where participants will craft main courses, desserts, chutneys, and salads using locally sourced ingredients. Judging will be based on taste, presentation, creativity, and adherence to indigenous culinary traditions, highlighting authenticity and innovation with local ingredients. The winners will be awarded cash prizes and certificates, while all participants will receive a consolation prize! #CookingCompetition #indigenouscooking #FirstComeFirstServe #shillongdiaries

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NESFAS️ 1 week ago

General awareness programmes on the Small Grant Project (SGP) focused on advancing community-led management plans for conserving wild biodiversity and agrobiodiversity was conducted in five villages in East Khasi Hills. The project promotes biocentric restoration of degraded lands, improves food system practices, and enhances sustainable resource management. These initiatives are designed to enhance local livelihoods while strengthening biodiversity conservation. #communityconservation #NaturalResourceManagement #EastKhasiHills #meghalaya

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