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ICIMOD and CEAPRED’s Climate Smart Villages, a pilot across four villages in Kavrepalanchowk in Nepal, have been shortlisted for a Best Climate Practices Award under “Climate Change and Water Availability for Food Production”. Winning this award would mean access to a purse of €10,000. If successful, the entire prize money will be handed over to the four villages to support recovery and reconstruction efforts.
Please take a moment to read about ICIMOD and CEAPRED’s intervention in Kavre here.
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