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Federal grant · project grant (b)
In 2018 Alone 75 People and 67 Wild Asian Elephants Were Killed From Human-elephant Conflict, Train Strikes, and Electrocution - Threats Driven by Habitat Loss and the Expanding Human Population of the Northeast State of Assam, India. This Project, Developed in Collaboration With the Assam Forest Department Works to Mitigate Hec and Save Both Human and Elephant Lives Through Local-level Conflict Mitigation. the Objectives of This Project Are to: 1) Train and Equip Village Defence Parties to Manage Hec Incidents in Eight High-hec Districts; 2) Provide Support to the Forest Department, VDP, and Anti-depredation Squads in the Form of 500 High-powered Lights and Equipment; 3) Convert 10KM of Illegal and Deadly High-voltage Electric Fences to Safe Solar-powered Electric Exclosure Fences; 4) Develop and Train Electric Fence Maintenance Committee to Monitor and Maintain Solar Fencing.
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$49,640
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