Planting Hope: How Community Afforestation Efforts Help Restore Bengaluru’s Greenery
Published in Citizen Matters
Photo by Shashank Palur
Namitha Nayak from the Urban Water programme provides insight on the realities of urban afforestation in Bengaluru.
“While CAMPA [Compensatory Afforestation Fund Management and Planning Authority] mandates compensatory planting, there’s little transparency on whether restoration actually happens,” says Namitha in a Citizen Matters article by Surya Achari.
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Surya Achari for Citizen Matters
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