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Sapling distribution program for the Narj Climate Indigenous Women Group in Ward No. 6 of Bhumlu Rural Municipality,

2025-05-16

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A sapling distribution program was successfully held for the Narj Climate Indigenous Women Group in Ward No. 6 of Bhumlu Rural Municipality, in the presence of Ward Chairperson Bharat Shiv Bhakti, Senior Anami Sabita Tamang, Radio Top Down Chairperson and journalist Karma Lama, field coordinator Sanju Lama, and social mobilizer Rita Pahari. A total of 987 saplings from five different species were distributed to 28 members. These included 241 (two-year-old) grafted lemon and mango plants, 217 lychee saplings (each 2 feet tall), 199 two-year-old grafted lemon plants, 162 avocado plants, and 173 (two-year-old) Buddha Chitta saplings. The program aimed to support sustainable agriculture and climate resilience among Indigenous Women farmers

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