Workshop on : Impact of Climate Change on Livelihood of People

Bhaktapur, 29th Jestha 2081 - The two-day workshop on the "Impact of Climate Change on Livelihood of People" concluded at Bhaktapur Multiple Campus, Doodhpati, marking a significant milestone in raising awareness and fostering dialogue on climate change issues. The workshop, held from 28th to 29th Jestha, brought together teachers, students, and experts to delve into the complexities of climate change and its effects on livelihoods.

Under the esteemed leadership of Campus Chief Dr. Kabita Luitel Bhattarai, serving as the Chief Guest, and RMC Head Prof. Dr. Arjun Kumar Gautam, Chairperson of the workshop, the event featured insightful presentations and discussions led by experts in the field. Among the distinguished resource persons were Environment Scientist Prof. Dr. Uddhav Khadka and Anthropologist Mr. Dhruba Laudari, who provided valuable insights into the sociological and environmental aspects of climate change.

The workshop aimed to educate participants, empower teachers and students, foster community engagement, and promote actionable change regarding climate change issues. Through interactive lectures, group discussions, hands-on workshops, and case studies, participants gained a deep understanding of climate change and explored strategies for mitigation and adaptation.

Prof. Dr. Khadka and Mr. Laudari delivered thought-provoking presentations on the sociological and environmental perspectives of climate change, respectively. They emphasized the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration and community involvement in addressing climate-related challenges. Additionally, the workshop provided a platform for participants to share experiences, brainstorm solutions, and develop action plans for promoting sustainable practices within their communities.

The workshop's success was evident in the active participation and enthusiasm of the attendees, comprising teachers and staff from Bhaktapur Multiple Campus, as well as students from various programs including MA Sociology, MA RD, BBA, BIM, and BBM. As the workshop concluded, participants expressed their commitment to spreading awareness and taking concrete steps towards climate change mitigation and adaptation in their respective communities.

In conclusion, the workshop achieved its objectives of raising awareness and fostering collaboration on climate change issues. The knowledge gained and the networks established during the workshop are expected to have a lasting impact, driving positive change and resilience-building efforts in the face of climate-related challenges. Continued support and follow-up initiatives will be crucial in ensuring the sustained impact of this important initiative.