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Peri-Urban Farming: A visit to Magadi
By Erika Takeo The Saturday before I left India I had the opportunity to visit Magadi, a peri-urban town located about 45 kilometers outside of Bangalore. Magadi is home to one of the Resource Centre on Urban Agriculture and Food … Continue reading
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Tagged carrots, cooperatives, growers association, Magadi, rauf, urban agriculture, urban farming
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Intercultural Communication and Social Entrepreneurship
By Sarah Abboud When you hear the term intercultural communication, you may immediately think of communication that takes place between people of different cultures in the geographic sense. I have been participating in intercultural communication ever since I arrived in … Continue reading
Bottom-up and Top-down approaches to development
By Kipaya Kapiga Traffic is a big problem in Bangalore. Although all four of us have had enough time to adjust it, it’s still a daily wonder that we don’t see any car or auto crashes on our way to … Continue reading
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Tagged Bangalore, bottom-up approaches, Economic development, White man's burden
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Social Entrepreneurship, Ashoka Fellows, and Where I Fit In
By Erika Takeo Our program is called Global Social Entrepreneurship. So, naturally, I should be thinking a lot about social entrepreneurship. It seems though that the more I learn about social entrepreneurship the less I know about it. This post … Continue reading
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Tagged Ashoka fellow, Ashoka foundation, definition, social entrepreneurship, Testimonials
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Food and livelihoods
By Sarah Abboud The million-dollar question: “Where are we” Since I have arrived in India, I have found myself constantly asking myself the question,“where am I?” Now, when I ask this question, it usually means one of two things. One, … Continue reading
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Tagged Bangalore, food, livelihoods, market, russell market
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