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✓ Published: 09-Apr-2012
✓ Published: 09-Apr-2012
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Jacenta is a mother and farmer from Nongtraw village, East Khasi Hills, Meghalaya, India. She is an active member of the women's development committee, and believes that even though the youth have been educated into jobs outside of the village, in case of disaster they should learn the traditional knowledge and skills of agriculture. nnShe answers the question 'What is your Vision of a Sustainable World?', for the Brave Collaboration, initiated by UKCDS. Filmed in North-eastern India by a team o
Jacenta is a mother and farmer from Nongtraw village, East Khasi Hills, Meghalaya, India. She is an active member of the women's development committee, and believes that even though the youth have been educated into jobs outside of the village, in case of disaster they should learn the traditional knowledge and skills of agriculture. nnShe answers the question 'What is your Vision of a Sustainable World?', for the Brave Collaboration, initiated by UKCDS. Filmed in North-eastern India by a team o
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