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Lecture 6 of 21week-02
Lecture 06 : Historicizing lakes of Bangalore – social-ecological perspectives
Prof. Jenia Mukherjee · IIT Kharagpur
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All the lectures
- Lecture 1 : Introduction
- Lecture 2 : Urban Heritage – Global Conventions and Declarations
- Lecture 3 : Historical Urban Landscape (HUL) – Approach, Toolkit, and Actions
- Lecture 4 : Urban Heritage – The Indian Context
- Lecture 5 : SDG(s) 11(.4) – Transdisciplinary Possibilities, Pathways, and Actions
- Lecture 06 : Historicizing lakes of Bangalore – social-ecological perspectives
- Lecture 07 : Urban environmentalisms – lake-based and rights-based
- Lecture 08 : Example 1: The Jakkur Lake
- Lecture 09: Example 2: The Puttenahalli Lake
- Lecture 10 : Example 3: The Kaikondrahalli Lake
- Lecture 11 : Kolkata’s heritage – Applying the urban ecological heritage lens
- Lecture 12 : Kolkata and EKW - conveying the co-evolutionary narrative
- Lecture 13 : Living Systems infrastructure of Kolkata
- Lecture 14 : Case study 1: The Nalban and Goltala Fisheries
- Lecture 15 : Case study 2: Baro Chaynavi Cooperative
- Lecture 16 : Case study 3: Jhagrashisha
- Lecture 17: EKW as heritage – Lessons from a Practical Empirical Implementation Project - I
- Lecture 18 : EKW as heritage – Lessons from a Practical Empirical Implementation Project - I
- Lecture 19 : Conclusions
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