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Making Life Sustainable During Covid-19 (2)

Making Life Sustainable During Covid-19 (2)

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Garden

Planting and Fellowship Amid the Pandemic

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picking

Tea Picking (Harvesting)

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Old Tea Tree

Old Tea Tree

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Woman Led Self-Reliance Family

Woman Led Self-Reliance Family

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Daw May Myo Khine

Farmers and Loan Money “Amadaw Kyay” Under BSPP

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Rice names in Burmese

Names of rice mainly grown in Rakhine under Burma Socialist Programme Party (BSPP) from 1962-1988

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Cultivating Rice in Covid-19 Times

Cultivating Rice in Covid-19 Times

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Making Life Sustainable During Covid-19 (1)

Making Life Sustainable During Covid-19 (1)

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Planting and Fellowship Amid the Pandemic

Planting and Fellowship Amid the Pandemic

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Learning While Walking in the Forest: Where the Village Practices Shifting Cultivation

Learning While Walking in the Forest: Where the Village Practices Shifting Cultivation

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‘Hliang-Phi Jaothi’

‘Hliang-Phi Jaothi’

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