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Jaya Jung Mahat's Presentation
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Jaya Jung MAHAT
Master’s in Social Work (MSW) Student / St. Xavier’s College Coordinator / ClimateHimalaya Initiative
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Some Facts about
Climate Change and its Impacts
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Case Studies The
Voices of Climate Change Victims
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POKHARA
(Western Nepal)
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JHAPA (Eastern Nepal)
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JIRI (Northern Nepal)
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GORKHA (North-Western
Nepal)
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MAKAWANPUR (Southern Nepal)
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PHARPING (Kathmandu)
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Challenges for A
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Hierarchy of Needs
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Ladder of Participation
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Awareness Building
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Portraying via ART
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