Applications invited for a special grants programme on sustainable river basin management 'Life for Rivers', World Wide Fund for Nature

24 Nov, 2013 . 1 min read

The programme envisions creating a critical mass of knowledge and a vibrant network of ‘River Saviours’ who will contribute towards sustainable management of key rivers in India.

For more information on the World Wide Fund for Nature, India, please click here.

To view details on the special grants programme, click here or download the brochure from below.

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