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Ever since its inception, the Hazards Centre has been able to contribute to the creation and functioning of several alliances comprising community groups and organizations. The guiding principle of the alliance-building activities of the Centre is to help develop, and sustain the widest possible platforms of groups to combat the neo-liberal forces at all levels possible. This is done by linking groups working on a range of issues around themes of common interest, and developing critiques of and alternatives to dominant policy paradigms through participatory research, informed interventions and dialogic practices. |
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An alliance of over forty organizations based in the city of Delhi , the Sajha Manch works with the marginalized sections of the population, and develops pro-poor perspectives and advocacy strategies within the overall urban development discourse. |
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Dilli Suraksha Samiti is an alliance of environmentally concerned individuals and organizations working for a safe Delhi. It was initiated in 2004 to oversee the hazardous waste management in various industrial areas of Delhi.... |
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| A technical group set up by the Supreme Court Monitoring Committee to supervise the implementation of the Hazardous Waste Management Rules in Delhi . |
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An alliance active with different areas of concern: for political prisoners, for victims of communal atrocities, against the oppression of minorities, women, and the ‘lower castes’. |
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