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Building Evidence for Justice – Groundtruthing Environmental Compliance
June 1, 2016
1 June 2016
Building Evidence for Justice – Groundtruthing Environmental Compliance
A WEBINAR BY KANCHI KOHLI
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE
Watch the full video (above) of the webinar on ‘Building Evidence for Justice – Groundtruthing Environmental Compliance’ by Kanchi Kohli, Research Director of the CPR-Namati Environmental Justice Program.
The webinar explains how the groundtruthing exercise can lead to effective evidence to demonstrate levels of compliance to environmental and social regulatory mechanisms by projects (industrial, infrastructure, mining) to relevant authorities.
The webinar also presents CPR-Namati’s experience of using this method within its legal-empowerment-based environmental justice program in India.
