Hari Kumar Kunjam

Hari Kumar Kunjam resides in Bevarti village in North Bastar Kanker in Chhattisgarh and belongs to the Gond community of Bastar. Prior to joining Green Hub as a fellow, Hari worked with the KBKS team to ensure and protect Community Forest Resources (CFR) under the Forest Rights Act. He has a keen interest in the conservation of traditional and environmental knowledge of tribal folk as well as community conservation through local governance. An explorer at heart, he enjoys photography and videography as well as making environmental documentaries and is an avid film buff.

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August 25, 2024
2:30 pm
Green Hub Fellows Sunil Kumawat and Hari Kumar Kunjam will present a screening and discussion of their film Beej Bank_Paramparagat Ann, Kisano Ke Sang (Seed Bank_Indigenous Seeds with Farmer Collectives). The film explores the impact of the Green Revolution on traditional farming practices, particularly the widespread adoption of chemical fertilizers and hybrid seeds, which led to the gradual loss of indigenous seed varieties. In response to this issue, the Gram Sudhar Samiti (GSS) initiated a unique project in the Sidhi district of Madhya Pradesh to promote seed sovereignty and reduce farmers' dependency on market-bought seeds.

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