Analysis: Sustain Real Ladakh
1.02 Topics
1.02a Sustain real Ladakh
When I started to think of real Ladakh the first image came in my mind are the faces with simplicity, satisfied, self-sufficient, and rich in culture and spiritually connected. That main stream fashionable buzzword “Sustainability,” meets the reality in the simplicity of Ladakhi life. In Ladakh, citizens have their own community rules and infrastructure which emphasis on land based education. The moneyless economy of most villages in Ladakh is characterized by two elements: a high degree of self-sufficiency and internal recycling of energy and nutrients. By addressing all challenges from globalization, the positive promise would be to ensure a better world for all.
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To improve that micro-level planning (MLP) could be introduced for the future of Ladakh and Some initiative can be made from government where people will work together and will get financial benefited as well.
The training of the local population would be also a very suitable approach to get success in Ladakh as a part of Participatory Planning, like involve in an institute to learn and earn at the same time, where this group could be used as a skilled worker and at same time. In future, it may encourage them to practice their old tradition of work-sharing again
1.02e Need for a pedagogical approach
‘‘At a time when all the possibilities offered by steel and glass, plastics and other new materials have not yet been tested or applied, the appropriate use of traditional materials in a way that makes full use of their properties, is a principle and a standard applicable to new materials.”(Paul Oliver, 1969) By living closely in tune with nature, Ladakh’s have managed to create nu-imaginable relatively high living stander. But there are number of major problems are being highlighted by them: namely; impact of natural disasters, lack of continuity of traditional technical knowledge, inadequate institutional support, inadequate infrastructure for tourist, and change in attitude of
1.02a Sustain real Ladakh
When I started to think of real Ladakh the first image came in my mind are the faces with simplicity, satisfied, self-sufficient, and rich in culture and spiritually connected. That main stream fashionable buzzword “Sustainability,” meets the reality in the simplicity of Ladakhi life. In Ladakh, citizens have their own community rules and infrastructure which emphasis on land based education. The moneyless economy of most villages in Ladakh is characterized by two elements: a high degree of self-sufficiency and internal recycling of energy and nutrients. By addressing all challenges from globalization, the positive promise would be to ensure a better world for all.
Like the western world, in Ladakh …show more content…
To improve that micro-level planning (MLP) could be introduced for the future of Ladakh and Some initiative can be made from government where people will work together and will get financial benefited as well.
The training of the local population would be also a very suitable approach to get success in Ladakh as a part of Participatory Planning, like involve in an institute to learn and earn at the same time, where this group could be used as a skilled worker and at same time. In future, it may encourage them to practice their old tradition of work-sharing again
1.02e Need for a pedagogical approach
‘‘At a time when all the possibilities offered by steel and glass, plastics and other new materials have not yet been tested or applied, the appropriate use of traditional materials in a way that makes full use of their properties, is a principle and a standard applicable to new materials.”(Paul Oliver, 1969) By living closely in tune with nature, Ladakh’s have managed to create nu-imaginable relatively high living stander. But there are number of major problems are being highlighted by them: namely; impact of natural disasters, lack of continuity of traditional technical knowledge, inadequate institutional support, inadequate infrastructure for tourist, and change in attitude of