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Community Stewardship Toolkits field practical on carbon credits and its market at Dolang by RNBA

Empowering Dolang: A Hands-on Dive into Carbon Credits

On April 20th and 21st, 2024, the vibrant village of Dolang, Manipur, became a hub of learning and engagement as RNBA hosted a two-day Field Practical on Community Stewardship Toolkits. The event brought together a diverse group of community stakeholders, including village authorities, women’s societies, youth groups, and church leaders, to explore the intricacies of carbon credits and their potential to drive sustainable development.

This immersive experience was designed to foster a deeper understanding of climate change and the carbon market, while empowering local communities to take ownership of their environmental future. Through a combination of hands-on demonstrations, lively discussions, and interactive sessions, participants gained valuable insights into the practical application of the Community Stewardship Toolkits.

Community Stewardship Toolkits field practical on carbon credits and its market at Dolang by RNBA

Key highlights of the field practical included:

  • Toolkit demonstrations: Participants had the opportunity to witness firsthand how the toolkits can be used to assess carbon sequestration potential, develop project proposals, and engage with potential carbon buyers.
  • Climate change and carbon market discussions: Expert-led sessions delved into the complexities of climate change, the functioning of carbon markets, and the role of communities in this global challenge.
  • Group discussions and presentations: Participants actively engaged in sharing their experiences, challenges, and aspirations, fostering a collaborative and learning-oriented environment.
  • Interactive classroom sessions: Practical exercises and case studies brought the concepts to life, enabling participants to apply their knowledge to real-world scenarios.

By the end of the two days, the community of Dolang had not only gained a comprehensive understanding of carbon credits but also developed a renewed sense of purpose and commitment to environmental stewardship. This field practical serves as a testament to the power of community engagement and the potential of the Community Stewardship Toolkits to drive positive change.

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