Annual Eastern Himalayan Naturenomics™ Forum - Balipara Foundation

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Since 2014, the Annual Eastern Himalayan Naturenomics™ Forum has been a platform for driving conservation action with a commitment to strengthening the Eastern Himalayan region through its flagship frameworks Rural Futures and Naturenomics™. With the Naturenomics™ vision of putting ecology back in economy, the Forum envisions natural capital enhancement as a tool for growing socioeconomic prosperity among Eastern Himalayan communities by instituting equitable access to core resources such as education, healthcare, livelihoods, etc.

The Future of the Third Pole and the Eastern Himalaya

12^th Eastern Himalayan Naturenomics Forum 2024

26^th – 27^th November 2024 Guwahati, Assam

Ecology is Economy

11^th Eastern Himalayan NaturenomicsTM Forum

18^th – 19^th December 2023 Guwahati, Assam

Ecology is Economy

Ecology is Economy

Eastern Himalayan Rural Futures®:
Ecology is Economy.

Virtually bringing together 12 Eastern Himalayan Countries & 12 Global Locations

Rural Futures®:
Nature Capital Towards Universal Basic Assets

65+ Speakers 100+ Indigenous Communities 16+ Countries 600+ Participants

Eastern Himalayan Rural Futures®:
Ecology is Economy.

Virtually bringing together 12 Eastern Himalayan Countries & 12 Global Locations

Rural Futures®:
Nature Capital Towards Universal Basic Assets

65+ Speakers 100+ Indigenous Communities 16+ Countries 600+ Participants

Rural Futures®:
Community Conservation and Botany

40+ Speakers 70+ Indigenous Communities 14+ Countries 350+ Participants

Rural Futures®:
Social, Environmental and Economic interdependence

50+ Speakers 60+ Indigenous Communities 14+ Countries 500+ Participants

Multi-Disciplinary Conservation at
the Eastern Himalayan

50+ Speakers 60+ Indigenous Communities 14+ Countries 500+ Participants

Rural Futures®:
Asian Elephants in the Wild: A Dialogue

40+ Speakers 70+ Indigenous Communities 14+ Countries 350+ Participants

Asian Elephants in the Wild:
Creating Drivers for Asian Elephant Conservation

50+ Speakers 60+ Indigenous Communities 14+ Countries 500+ Participants

40+ Speakers 70+ Indigenous Communities 14+ Countries 350+ Participants