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South Asian Forum for Environment (SAFE) (view source)
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{{Create Campaign and NGO
|Name=South Asian Forum for Environment (SAFE)
|Link=https://www.safeinch.org/
|Type=Civil Society
|Country=India
|Current focus=Wetlands
Conservation
Biodiversity
Renewables
Energy
Waste
Awareness raising
Biorights
Agrofarming
Gender equality
|Description=South Asian Forum for Environment, SAFE is a registered civil society organization working at the science-society interface towards sustainable environment development and poverty alleviation in the Indian ecoregion of South Asia since 2004. SAFE was started to achieve sustainable environment development goals for poverty alleviation through empowerment, equity and reciprocity in the milieu of climate change in the Indian ecoregion. It envisages global reciprocal partnership and participatory policy frame for the 'Biorights' of commons to promote the wise use of natural resources through community governance and inclusive growth for sustainable development. (website)
|Source=A member organisation of the Climate Action Network Regional Node CAN South Asia (CANSA)
}}
[[Category:India]]
|Name=South Asian Forum for Environment (SAFE)
|Link=https://www.safeinch.org/
|Type=Civil Society
|Country=India
|Current focus=Wetlands
Conservation
Biodiversity
Renewables
Energy
Waste
Awareness raising
Biorights
Agrofarming
Gender equality
|Description=South Asian Forum for Environment, SAFE is a registered civil society organization working at the science-society interface towards sustainable environment development and poverty alleviation in the Indian ecoregion of South Asia since 2004. SAFE was started to achieve sustainable environment development goals for poverty alleviation through empowerment, equity and reciprocity in the milieu of climate change in the Indian ecoregion. It envisages global reciprocal partnership and participatory policy frame for the 'Biorights' of commons to promote the wise use of natural resources through community governance and inclusive growth for sustainable development. (website)
|Source=A member organisation of the Climate Action Network Regional Node CAN South Asia (CANSA)
}}
[[Category:India]]
