Suayam Janet, the North East National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO) Regional Auditor, recently participated in a regional stakeholder’s dialogue organized by the Millar Institute for Transdisciplinary and Development Studies (MITDS). Apexnewsgh reports
The event showcased an innovative approach to converting grass into charcoal and biochar, which caught Suayam Janet’s attention.
Initially surprised by the concept, Suayam Janet acknowledged that it was her first time hearing about using grass for biochar production. However, after learning about the success stories and the project’s overview, she became convinced of its potential benefits for crucial sectors such as agriculture.
Suayam Janet highlighted the potential of grass biochar in preventing bushfires and enhancing food security. She expressed her intention to engage stakeholders and explore the possibility of bringing the innovation to the North East Region. By organizing women’s groups and educating them about the project, Suayam Janet believes that the community can benefit from this sustainable approach.
As NADMO works to combat bushfires, Suayam Janet sees an opportunity for collaboration and knowledge sharing. By converting grass into charcoal, the final product can provide a sustainable solution for the community. Suayam Janet’s enthusiasm and willingness to engage with the Millar Institute demonstrate the potential for regional development and innovation.
Source: Apexnewsgh.com
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