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Agreement Signed Between MoTA And IIPA for Setting UP National Institute of Tribal Research at IIPA Campus, New Delhi

Tribal Research Institutes Require Capacity Building to Enable Impact Assessment of Development Schemes in Tribal Areas : Arjun Munda

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New Delhi , 04 Sep 2020

In the presence of Union Minister for Tribal Affairs Arjun Munda, an agreement was signed today between Ministry of Tribal Affairs (MoTA) and Indian Institute of Public  Administration (IIPA), New Delhi for setting up of National Institute of Tribal Research (NITR) at the IIPA campus, New Delhi. The proposed National Institute will be functional in a  few months and will be engaged in quality tribal research in collaboration with reputed government and non governments NGOs spread over the country.  The agreement was  signed by Shri Deepak Khandekar, Secretary Ministry of Tribal Affairs and Shri S.N. Tripathi, DG, IIPA  at the valedictory session of “National Tribal Research Conclave” organized  by Centre of Excellence (CoE) for Tribal Affairs, (M/o Tribal Affairs), Indian Institute of Public Administration (IIPA), New Delhi here today.Addressing at the valedictory session of  Two Days National Tribal Research Conclave being held virtually through webinar, Shri Arjun Munda said that the Ministry of Tribal Affairs designed workable models which  provide end to end solution as part of action research to be implemented by policy initiatives. He said that the Tribal Research Institutes (TRIs) have a very important role to play  and their research should focus on drawing road map for future development. 

The Ministry is funding Tribal Research Institutions for research on various aspects of tribal life and culture but now  intervention of research with policy should be emphasized in  their research. He also suggested that the new National Institute of Tribal Research should also have an educational wing to educate students on tribal development and tribal art  & culture.He said that we have to make life of tribalseasier and livable in their original tribal habitat. Indigenous seeds and products should be protected. He emphasized that the  Biodiversity Management is very important for the ecological balance of the earth and we should always take care of it.Shri Munda said that the Branding and Marketing of ethnic  tribal products should be given due importance because these persuade customers to buy the products.We should also try to find those products which have an international  demand and develop those too for international standards, the Minister added. Referring to Panchayati Raj Institutions (PRIs) he said that there is a need to develop creative  leadership in the Panchayats to ensure all round development.The Two Days National Tribal Conclave held virtually through webinar concluded today. The representatives from  various organizations and institutions working in collaboration with Ministry of Tribal Affairs for Tribal Research and Development viz.- Bharat Rural Livelihood Foundation (An  autonomous organization under M/o Road Development; Piramal Foundation; Himmotthan Society TATA Foundations, art of living; CII; FICCI; ASSOCHAM; SECMOL- LADAKH;  BAIF; NIRTH; JNU; Jamai Milia Islamia, Bhasa;; and UNDP etc. took part in this virtual conclave.

 

Tags: Arjun Munda , Union Minister for Tribal Affairs , Bharatiya Janata Party , BJP , New Delhi , Ministry of Tribal Affairs , MoTA , Indian Institute of Public Administration , IIPA , National Institute of Tribal Research , NITR , IIPA campus New Delhi , Deepak Khandeka , S.N. Tripathi

 

 

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