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nomic, social and environmental. However, this awareness has to be built
regarding benefits they can relate to- the value proposition, people and
environmental friendliness of bamboo and connecting the poor
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KEYWORDS
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Bamboo
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Climate Change
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Green Gold
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Mitigation Strategies
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National Bamboo Mission
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North East States
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