This is a documentary which has been created as a result of a research project which was done by a team in University of Liverpool and funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council. The project looked at the town of Chandannagar located at the heritage rich Hooghly belt in West Bengal. The purpose of this film is to create awareness and sensitise people about the importance of integrating environmental considerations in heritage protection and preservation. Ultimately it is integrated approaches such as this that can help us in achieving holistic sustainability.
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