भिडियो हेर्न तलको बक्स भित्र क्लिक गर्नुहोस
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This consists of a realizable vision of a 'Green Nepal', one that combines rural rejuvenation with renewable energy and organic farming with information technology, with the goal of fostering prosperity, advancing sustainable development, and strengthening local communities in addition to the Nepali nation as a whole. "All the Laureates are coming together to express solidarity the cause of Green Nepal. They have their respective strengths in promoting organic agriculture, solar energy, and energy efficient building, which is relevant to the current agenda of 'Making Nepal Green'", said Upadhyay.There is already palpable excitement about the presence of inspirational Chinese solar entrepreneur Huang Ming, who was awarded the Right Livelihood Award in 2011. He will join LobzangTsultim of India's Ladakh Ecological Development Group (RLA, 1986) and Koichi Kato, President of Seikatsu Club Consumers' Co-operative Union (RLA, 1989), where they will brainstorm with bankers, policymakers, diplomats, and civil society representatives.
Outcomes of this high-level meeting will include the drafting and signing of the 'Kathmandu Declaration' and the creation of a 'Make Nepal Green Fund'. Laureates will then proceed to areas near Pokhara to examine renewable energy, eco-tourism, and organic farming initiatives and discuss ways in which they can be upscaled across Nepal.In anticipation of his travel to Nepal, Koichi Kato has said, "Make Nepal Green is an initiative of Nepalese co-operatives. As a consumer's co-operative in Japan, we look forward to sharing experiences with our colleagues in Nepal to make our local communities more sustainable.Seikatsu Club Consumers' Co-operative Union, awarded the Right Livelihood Award in 1989 for "creating the most successful , sustainable model of production and consumption in the industrialised world ", has only grown in strength since. Elaborating on the expertise they bring, Koichi Kato said: "We work closely with farmers in Japan. Consumers and farmers work together to have a sustainable production of food. We respect each other and follow our strict safety and environmental standard. We hear that Nepal has a goal to become 100% organic. It would be great if we could share our experiences of consumer-farmer collaborations for a sustainable way of living. "
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