Gaja Praja app to address human-elephant conflict, says wildlife expert

Rakesh Kalva offers training to participants, including field staff from the Forest department and elephant trackers, on real-time reporting of crop damage incidents, accurate data entry, geo-tagging of locations, and the timely submission of claims through the app Rakesh Kalva offers training to participants, including field staff from the Forest…

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• Rakesh Kalva offers training to participants, including field staff from the Forest department and elephant trackers, on real-time reporting of crop damage incidents, accurate data entry,…
• Rakesh Kalva offers training to participants, including field staff from the Forest department and elephant trackers, on real-time
• reporting of crop damage incidents, accurate data entry, geo-tagging of locations, and the timely submission of claims through the
• app Rakesh Kalva offers training to participants, including field staff from the Forest department and elephant trackers, on

Background

What led here, in plain terms:

• real-time reporting of crop damage incidents, accurate data entry, geo-tagging of locations, and the timely submission of claims
• through the app

Why it matters

Why readers and decision-makers should care:

• reporting of crop damage incidents, accurate data entry, geo-tagging of locations, and the timely submission of claims through the
• app Rakesh Kalva offers training to participants, including field staff from the Forest department and elephant trackers, on
• real-time reporting of crop damage incidents, accurate data entry, geo-tagging of locations, and the timely submission of claims