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Environment News for India
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- India to promote clean energy technologies
- India Inc tops carbon trading
- Swamp Deer Conservation Reserve
- Forest survey: Cover up, but density down
Eco-Consultant Opportunities
- Expert in Environment Management Plan
- More than 200 Env. Consultants listed in our database
- How to join our Independent Environment Consultants Network
- Astad Pastakia in NIEP’s panel of consultant
- Dr. S. P. Sinha- Wildlife COnsultant
Environment Education
- Admission Announcement 2009- PGDFM - Indian Institute of Forest Management
- How a small town guy from India made it to Columbia University…………
- Indian Institute of Forest Management
- Study Abroad- Start with Virginia Tech. University
- What you can study at University of Oxford
Eco-Mentors for NIEPians
Book/ Refereces/ Resources
- Inaugrating your own online reference library
- State of the World 2006 by Worldwatch Institute
- Global Environment Outlook by United Nations Environment Program
- Economics of Watershed Treatment-A Case Study
- How to convert Industrial Sludge to organic biodegradable waste
Environmental Events
Recruitment/ job Center
- Environmental Enginneers needed by Essar Group
- Environmental jobs in Saudi Arabia
- Environmental Manager, Nokia Telecom SEZ, Chennai, India
- Post Title: Project Associate (Energy and Environment)
- Call for applications for the UKIERI Doctoral Scholarships
NIEPian's Resume Directory
- Atul Ayare
- Parula Rana- Doing her Phd in Wastewater management
- Rohini Balasubramaniam- Researcher par excellence
- Bhavna- A young Environmental Engineer seeks opportunities in Hyderabad
- Dimpy- A young Environmentalist in Delhi
Association News
- Institutional Membership BONANZA
- For the Greater Common Good: Indian American Environmental Leaders
- Inaugrating our Recruitment Center
- MEMBERSHIP BONANZA- 5 steps to a dream career in the environment sector
- The Growing Eco-Bazaar- Pitch your tent Today!!
§ Instituitional membership Bonanza
Your Gateway to the lucrative environment market
- Eco-Storefront
- Institutional Membership
- Access to NIEP Members
§ Individual Membership Benefits
Taking care of your career from "Cradle to Grave"
- Access to Eco-Gurus
- Job opportunities
- Members from 350+ Env. orgns.
Inaugrating our Recruitment Center
"Network of Indian Environment Professionals” has partnered with Ford Foundation to develop its Recrutiment profile . NIEPians will be able to decide whther they are the best fit for Ford Foundation. On the other hand Ford Foundation will be able to recruit NIEPians by browsing online the photographs and resume of NIEPians. All members are invited to add their resume to the online “Resume Bazar” by sending it to .
Contact us if you need your own “Recrutiment Center” for recruiting more than 1000 NIEPians…
Go to the Recruitment Center NOW!
Check our growing Resume Directory of NIEPians by clicking on the relevant sections of the website.
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MEMBERSHIP BONANZA- 5 steps to a dream career in the environment sector
1. Self register yourself for a 15 days FREE trial membership at the top left corner of this website.
2. Pay your nominal annual membership by credit card or send it by Check/ Demand draft to us. Check membership details
3. Start networking with association members, employers and generate business/ career leads from 350+ environment organizations across the world.
4. Receive discounts and special offers from our institutional partners.
5. Add your resume online in the member’s directory
NIEP is your gateway to hundreds of International business and career opportunities in the environment sector. We take care of your networking, business, career and training needs from “Cradle to Grave”. Our motto is to create a MILLION JOBS for the environment sector!!
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The Growing Eco-Bazaar- Pitch your tent Today!!
Gums extracted from Kullu (Sterculia urens) and Salai (Boswellia serrata) trees are valuable forest produce. In addition gum from Axle Wood tree or Dhaoda (Anogeissus latofoia), Cutch tree or Khair (Acacia Catechu) and Indian gum arabic tree or Babool (Acacia nilotica) are also extracted and are economically important. These come under the category of Nationalised Minor Forest Produce.
From Gums to Solar lights, Vermiculture Technology to Environmental Videos, the Eco-Bazaar launched by our association is growing by the day. Go to the Eco-bazar now !!
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