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Center for Natural Resource Studies (CNRS) (view source)
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|Name=Center for Natural Resource Studies (CNRS)
|Name=Center for Natural Resource Studies (CNRS)
|Link=https://www.cnrs.org.bd/index.html
|Link=https://www.cnrs.org.bd/index.html
|Type=NGO
|Type=<translate>NGO</translate>
|Country=Bangladesh
|Country=<translate>Bangladesh</translate>
|Current focus=Natural resource management
|Current focus=<translate>Natural resource management</translate>
Biodiversity
<translate>Biodiversity</translate>
Climate change
<translate>Climate change</translate>
Adaptation
<translate>Adaptation</translate>
Livelihood improvement
<translate>Livelihood improvement</translate>
Food
<translate>Food</translate>
Agriculture
<translate>Agriculture</translate>
Nutrition
<translate>Nutrition</translate>
Water
<translate>Water</translate>
Sanitation
<translate>Sanitation</translate>
Diversity
<translate>Diversity</translate>
Governance
<translate>Governance</translate>
Research
<translate>Research</translate>
|Description=CNRS became operational in 1994 and is one of the pro-environmental NGOs in Bangladesh. The Idea of developing an institution like CNRS first surfaced in 1993 while the initiators were involved in FAP-16 (environmental study) field studies. In course of field works, the need for an institution like CNRS was felt necessary to demonstrate ecosystem-based approaches to natural resources aiming at sensitizing policy stakeholders including wider communities to foster community-based natural resources management in Bangladesh
|Description=CNRS became operational in 1994 and is one of the pro-environmental NGOs in Bangladesh. The Idea of developing an institution like CNRS first surfaced in 1993 while the initiators were involved in FAP-16 (environmental study) field studies. In course of field works, the need for an institution like CNRS was felt necessary to demonstrate ecosystem-based approaches to natural resources aiming at sensitizing policy stakeholders including wider communities to foster community-based natural resources management in Bangladesh
