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An Outcome Report
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2. GlobalHunt Foundation (GHF) is primarily a CSR research and
consulting organization, it has been established as a section 25 not
for profit company registered under the Indian Companies Act,
1956. As a signatory to the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC),
GHF serves as a knowledge catalyst and engages its vast corporate
clientele with diverse multi-stakeholders to enhance their
Corporate Sustainable Responsibility (CSR). GHF provides key
services on research, reporting programme designing, advisory,
training and due diligence for its pan India clients comprising of
leading corporate, civil society organizations, government
institutions and academia.
This publication has been prepared by GlobalHunt Foundation comprising a team
of researchers and consultants. The publication showcases the outcome of the
proceedings of the recently concluded Click Conserve & Care Program. The
photographs published in the report are copyright materials as they are subjected
to the Click Conserve & Care program and requires prior permission from the
organization.GlobalHunt Foundation does not endorse any individual/ company/or
companies mentioned in the report.The material in this publication may be quoted
and referenced with proper attribution.
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Table of
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Foreword
Executive Summary
Award Sponsor
Statement 2015
The Himalaya Drug Company
Contest Themes
Click, Conserve & Care
Global Photography Contest Winners 2015

4. In the year 2014, GlobalHunt Foundation initiated the “Click, Conserve & Care” global program,
The program also strengthened GHF's commitment as an official supporter for the United Nations
Environment Programme (UNEP), World Environment Day (WED).
I am pleased to inform our supporters that with an overwhelming response received last year, we
decided to continue the program in form of an annual series. The Click Conserve & Care (3C) has
been transcended into a platform to unite people across the globe by encouraging them to showcase
the blend of their unique culture along with the environments and physical spaces.
The 3C program thrives on the principles of sustainability which is reflective in the entire modus
operandi, as one of the leading E initiative, the program with the aid of digital technology has
successfully accomplished the purpose of bringing together diverse blend of people across the
globe.
The 3C program of 2015 has provided us with an opportunity to connect with large audience of
people situated across the globe by engaging with them and understanding their perspectives and
concerns towards society. We aspire to make 3C program a crucial medium for people to convey
their deep rooted and significant messages by sharing their images depicting the varied challenges
surrounding them within their social, environment and cultural contexts.
We align the overall theme of the program in sync with the broader theme as proposed by UNEP
WED, and for the year 2015 the 3C theme "Preserving our Future" further enhanced the UNEP WED
2015 title “Seven Billion Dreams. One Planet. Consume with Care.” Our endeavor was to bring at the
forefront the concept of sustainability by relooking at those traditional and conventional practices,
way of life which continue to be in harmony with entire ecosystems of the world.
I would like to thank our award sponsor - The Himalaya Drug Company for supporting the
programme and encouraging the participants and young awardees. Most importantly, I would like
to thank all the participants across the globe from diverse continents for sharing their eloquent art
works and cutting edge issues that are strongly implicating our social, environmental and cultural
milieu and require our special attention so as to emerge with immediate solutions for our upcoming
generations.
Ms Tanu Goel
Director, GlobalHunt Foundation
Foreword
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5. One of the most awaited programs of GlobalHunt Foundation is “Click, Conserve & Care" - (3C), a global
digital photograph initiative which is held every year to support the World Environment Day (WED) of the
United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). To further strengthen our commitment in sustainable
responsibility and creating sustainable solutions, I am pleased to assert that the 3C initiative is an
innovative program that has successfully managed to place people, places and problems of the world on a
universal platform and inspires every global citizen to engage and from solutions to mitigate the potential
challenges that will affect our planet and its people in the coming times. Let me read you through some of
the salient and significant features of the 3C initiative, something as How we did it? :-
Since the 3C initiative coincided with the
celebration of World Environment Day, we believed
that it will be appropriate to conduct the overall
modality of the program in an environmentally
sustainable manner. Hence, we conceived an open
platform in form of a website
www.globalhuntfoundation.org/3CContest with
ease of access, this IT mechanism enabled
enthusiastic participants to submit their
photographs through a simplified submission form.
It also aided the organizers to collate the
worldwide entries received in huge numbers and
ensured updates pertaining to the contest details,
themes, rules and communication with the
contestants, in a timely manner. Most significantly,
we ensured that the certificates and the outcome
report of the 3C initiative too were published in a
soft copy version.
With a feeling of renewed zeal and zest, we kicked
off the IInd Annual series 2015 of the 3C program
with a strong aim to unite the world by opening the
contest to people across all ages, religion, race,
gender and regions from all over the globe.
holistic manner and addressing the diverse
contours of sustainability through its products
and its operations.
We completed our cycle of the program by
involving sponsor such as The Himalaya Drug
Company which has deeply extended its
commitments towards consciously inculcating
social responsibility by conducting business in a
The contest received an overwhelming response
from our enthusiastic participants across the
globe such as Ireland, Poland, Philippines, Russia,
Italy, Iran, South Africa, Philippines, Vietnam,
Bangladesh, India, Canada, Iraq, United States.,
Lithuania, Lebanon, United Kingdom, Portugal,
Indonesia, Azerbaijan, UAE and many more. With
more than 100 diverse photographs received, the
program emerged as a significant platform of
peer learning through sharing of each other's
regional, cultural and environmental contexts.
The winners were selected through rigorous and
intense screening processes, through a
declaration form duly signed by the participants
we ensured that the participants certify that the
photographs submitted were their original piece
of work.
After several screening processes, our judging
panel comprising of leading young and senior
experts from the domain of sustainability,
photography, media and communications
carefully examined the photographs on diverse
parameters such as relevancy, angle, expressions,
uniqueness, innovation and adherence to contest
Radhika Ralhan
Manager Sustainability
GlobalHunt Foundation
Executive Summary
Sustainable Modality :
Objective Assessment :
Democratic Principles :
Award Sponsor :
Global Engagement :
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6. Facebook, Twitter, You Tube, Instagram, WhatsApp - the list connecting us to technology is endless. We
spend all our free time networking, conversing and reading online. While technology has become our
constant companion, sometimes even replacing real relationships, our world is turning grey with every
passing day. Our new reality is cement blocks replacing green lands, vanishing ecosystems and depleting
water tables. In pursuit of peace, the newest luxury is holidaying in green spaces. But who is taking
responsibility for the graying of our globe?
Himalaya’s dream has always been about making people happier and healthier around the world. While
fulfilling this dream, we are doing everything possible to make sustainable business choices environmentally
and socially. From reducing our carbon footprint to reshaping the dreams of Indian prisoners through our
CSR initiatives, we have been taking responsibility to dream big and deliver with care. Because, we see how
our dream has the power to cause a paradigm shift in society.
The expression of our dreams has the power to influence our nation. Let us make a conscious choice to express
our dreams in harmony with our planet. It is this choice that will become the legacy for future generations.
Statement from The Himalaya Drug Company
AWARD SPONSOR
The Himalaya Drug Company
Makali
Bangalore - 562162
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8. Click, Conserve & Care 2015 - Global Photography Program
Website : www.globalhuntfoundation.org/3CContest
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Ms Tanu Goel Director, GHF with the gift hampers.

9. We began the Click Conser�e & Care jour�ey with an overarching vision to bring
together people, spaces, cult�res, environment, heritage across the globe. Our
prime focus was to conduct the entire project in a sustainable manner and the
digital medium enabled us to overcome the physical boundaries and enhance our
out�each among peopleworldwide. The 3C project as it is fondly been ter�ed is an
innovative and democratic initiative that encourages people across all age g�oups
and all count�ies to come for�ard and submit their ar��orks. The year 2015 holds
a special sig�ificance as we decided to perceive environment with an
unconventional lens. Our aim was to move beyond the usual presumptions of
visualizing environment with a unilateral thinking.
Wesoughttobringthe"people"componentintheentirediscourseof environment
and adopting a holistic view involving social, cult�ral, political, economic along
with the physical aspects of environment. Therefore, we consciously emphasized
on key themes which are int�insic to the overall pur�iew of environment and the
United Nations Environment Prog�amme Theme 2015 - Seven Billion Lives. We
attempted ourbest to innovativelyex�end it to diverse themes such as Preser�ation
& Cult�re, Peace & Conflict, People & Planet, Production & Consumption.
All the above themes reflect the contemporar� settings, diverse challenges being
faced by the world and the ar��orks submitted by the par�icipants allude to the
responsibilit�,actionsandpracticescontinuedby peopleacrosstheworldthatwill
bear an immediate and immense impact on the settings in which they reside at
present. It is therefore a responsibilit� of each and ever� world citizen to measure,
think and obser�e the kind of impact that theywould like to set as a precedent for
their coming generations.
Statement 2015
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10. Theme I - Preservation & Culture
Tangible Cultural Heritage – Monuments and heritage sites that are unheard and require restoration.
Art and Crafts – Artisans, craftsmen, local arts, paintings, dying arts, textiles, traditional skills and crafts.
Cultural Diversity – Intangible cultural heritage, performance arts, lifestyle, traditional festivals, customs,
traditions, family, marriage and local culture.
Distinctive Cultures – Indigenous peoples, migrants, minorities’natives and systems of practices.
Preservation of Local Culture – Informal economy, oral traditions, oral epics and ethnicity.
Theme II - Production & Consumption
Sustainable Foods – Promoting sustainable consumption patterns,reviving traditional foods,cooking process,
techniques, foods promoting well being.
Sustainable Agriculture – Farming techniques, practices contributing to increased food security.
Sustainable Tourism – Biodiversity conservation, supporting natural protected areas, businesses initiatives
conserving cultural heritage, traditional values and environmental protection.
Traditional Knowledge – Cultivation techniques, adapted to the local nutrition patterns and environmental
capabilities, in order to guarantee food security and respect to the environment.
Theme III - People & Planet
Sustainable Cities – Compact, efficient land and resource use, less waste, green buildings and housing.
Eco Conservation –Traditional practices concerning the management and use of natural resources.
Depleting Environments – Islands, forests, cities, species, and medicinal plants.
Resilience to natural disasters –Traditional knowledge, skills to counter the effects of natural disasters such as
earthquakes, tsunami, floods and climate change.
Social ecology – Community participation and involvement; communities and their living environment.
Eco Mobility – Less automobile use better access, solar roads, green automobiles, public transport.
Theme IV - Peace & Conflict
Peace Building Initiatives – Citizen initiatives undertaken for peace building measures.
Vulnerable Communities – Community with high vulnerability to environment disasters, social and political
fragility, limited resilience and capacities of local communities.
Displacement – Rehabilitation, resettlement, forced migration, displaced due to environmental degradation,
conflicts related to the lack of natural resources.
Reconcile citizen with city – Good connection between different parts of the city – historic city, modern city,
parks, cultural facilities essential to sustainability.
Contest Themes
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11. Professional Photographer
Owner of Bugzy Photography
The love for, people, places and freezing moments drives her into
photography. A management graduate who self learnt photography and later
polished her skills through a professional course in photography from Sri
Aurobindo Centre for Arts and Communication under the guidance of Idris
Ahmed. A very talented photographer and also took various internships with
renowned photographers in the same genre, like Simran Jagdev Fotography,
Gulzar Sethi Photography and Rajoria Studios. The madness for clicking
pictures keeps growing and has no stopping.
Bhagya Aggarwal
He is a sustainability professional and closely linked to the human side of
bringing change in supply chain, he is the India DirectorTwentyfifty UK.With
an admiration and interest in nature's beauty, Rishi is also a photographer
and is also learning the art of bird watching and clicking flowers. In the past,
Rishi has supported drawing competition for under privileged children in
Bangalore, which was on the theme of gender equality. .
Rishi Sher Singh
Director
TwentyFifty, UK
She represents the niche league of women professionals in India, who have
managed to build their significant position in the corporate board, through
their strong leadership and expert skills. As a people’s person, Tanu is also
leading the CSR division of the GlobalHunt India Pvt. Ltd through the
involvement of internal employees and a dedicated team of HR professionals.
The company devises diverse forms of internal and external activities which
are continued at regular intervals and encourage employees to participate in
social sustainable programmes.
Director
GlobalHunt Foundation
He is Executive Director of the Centre for Rural Development (CRD),
headquartered in Guwahati, India, is a former veterinary surgeon. Through
the Rickshaw Bank, he has helped to elevate the status of thousands of
rickshaw pullers by helping them achieve ownership of the rickshaws they
pull and gain access to bank loans and insurance guarantees in order to raise
themselves and their families out of a cycle of generational poverty.
Advisor
GlobalHunt Foundation
Dr. Padip Kumar Sarmah
Tanu Goel
Contest Judges

12. Tejas Dutta has always been inclined towards anything creative, he
intriguingly asserts "I like to click people, their expressions, nature and lights"
which reflects his interest and his love for photography that has been
developed over the years. His professional engagement as a merchant Navy
officer led him to explore worldwide countries and continents, as an avid
traveler he has experienced vivid cultures, people and e some of the
wonderful places where nature has shown its magic in every possible detail.
Priyadarshini Chatterjee is Food Blogger and Journalist based in Calcutta.
She blogs from allthatsdelicious.com and writes about food, travel and
lifestyle for various national publications. She has a keen interest in
photography which stems from her love for travel and earnest desire to
learn about different cultures.The blog took it a step ahead. Currently she
keeps busy cooking , clicking and writing. She also holds a Masters
Degree in Media and Cultural Studies from the University of Sussex,
United Kingdom
Radhika Ralhan is a sustainability professional, she is a University Gold
Medalist, and holds an M. Phil in Sociology from Delhi School of Economics.
She has initiated the Click Conserve & Care digital project in the GlobalHunt
Foundation. As a curator of the project she develops themes of the year and
conducts preliminary screening of photographs submitted globally along with
her team. As an avid netizen and an online social media campaigner, she
believes that IT is one of the powerful and democratic mediums to commence
projects that have the potential to reach out to worldwide audience while
imbibing the principles of sustainability. She has lead the sustainability
chapters for leading institutes such as the United Nations Global Compact
Network India (GCNI) and Indian Institute ofTechnology Delhi (IIT Delhi) for
the EU Commission Asia Link LENS - Learning Network on Sustainability.
She has also served as a Jury of examiner in sustainability conventions where
she has adjudged sustainable projects of leading organizations
She has been engaged in the 3C program since its inception. She has been the
nodal point for carrying out the facilititation of the program and have been
updating the participants on the overall process of the initiatives. She is a
Master in Sociology from a premier institute of Delhi University and is
currently associated with GlobalHunt Foundation as a Research Associate.
Photographer
Journalist, Blogger & Photographer
Research Associate,
GlobalHunt Foundation
Tejas Dutta
Megha Kaushik
Priyadarshani Chatterji
Programme Coordinator
Programme Curator
Manager Sustainability
GlobalHunt Foundation
Radhika Ralhan

13. Global Photography Contest 2015
CLICK, CONSERVE & CARE
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Top 4
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14. Ehtiram Jabi
Portrait of winner
Azerbaijan
Sevryugina Lidiya Pavlovna (89) is a WW II veteran. She was
a schoolgirl when the war started. She voluntarily left for the
war and was there till the end. She participated at liberation
of several cities and ended the war in Riga. Today, she has
neither a family, nor a close person. She lives alone.
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15. A brief about the picture: Every year, at the beginning of
spring Kurdish people wear custom clothes,which are
colorful and nice. In this photo you see the girl and boy in
Kurdish clothes who are sitting in front of their house while
they have prepared themselves for a custom ceremony.
Kurdish Children Celebrating
Traditional Ceremony
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Rebwar Hosain Poori
Iran
Every year, at the beginning of spring Kurdish people wear
custom clothes, which are colorful and nice. In this photo you
see the girl and boy in Kurdish clothes who are sitting in front
of their house while they have prepared themselves for a
custom ceremony.

16. Robert Anton Aparente
Philippines
From Earth with Love
Water and sanitation is one of the primary drivers of commu-
nity living. It often refer as “Basics of a living”, which means
that once we can secure access to clean water and adequate
sanitation facilities fo rall people, irrespective of the
difference in their living conditions, a huge battle against all
kinds of starvation and diseases will be won."
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17. Brian Murphy
United States of America
All lives matters
This was a photo taken in Baltimore during the Freddie Gray riots. I live
about a mile from where they started and of course everyone in our
community was affected. In Fells Point Baltimore there was a building
that the tenants had put signs in every window in support of the “black
lives matter” movement. Oddly enough, the entire Fells Point community
was not too happy about the display, more then a few people came up to me
as I was taking the pictures. Right in the middle of the set up, 2 men, one
black one white just happened to be walking down the sidewalk laughing
having a good time completely oblivious to all the fuss around them….it
was just pure luck that they walked directly in front of the building and
the signs laughing and just being friends. It was a perfect dichotomy of the
strife that we are facing. Many of us like those two simply dont see color
and it does not factor into how we treat someone or if we choose to be their
friends or not. They served as a perfect reminder of how similar we all are
and how much alike we all are if we can just stop seeing a white guy or a
black man and just seeing…”a man”.
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ENTRIES
Top 5

19. Jordan-Lee Garbutt
South Africa
The Brothers
Living in the Township called 'Europe' just outside Cape Town, South Africa. These brothers
live the life of most. With hardly any access to education, facilities and basic needs. How are
they meant to live and not just survive?
The Lost Sheep
Misterbianco, Italy, is a small town on the island of Sicily. Every year they host a religious festival
called "Carnevale di Misterbianco" and the whole town partakes. Visitors flock from all over the
world to catch a glimpse of the elaborate costumes, which take an entire year to create. In this
photo a child runs late, literally sprinting down the street as the carnival starts blocks away.
#1 Winner
Lisa Shalom
United States of America#1 Winner

20. Marina Sgamato
Italy
That Old Feeling
The myth of the industrialized city, the city life and the comfort of modernity, have meant that the last
decades have been characterized by a progressive abandonment of rural towns, with the consequent
detachment from the work based on the ability manual for the cold mechanics. My picture shows an old
man which is keeper of the shoemaker's art, in his store is still real the smell and the light of a past time.
Ritual
Culture of Hindu Religion.
#1 Winner
Jan Mohammad Shaikh
India#1 Winner

21. Puranjit Gangopadhyay
India
Life - Cycle
The lady in the picture is from a rural part of West Bengal, India. She earns her
livelihood and feeds her family by making beautiful handmade potteries. Her
daughter is studying in the school but still interested in the techniques involved
in the process of making. Whenever the girl gets spare time she comes and sits
beside her mother. They are spending a happy moment during the course of
work. This is a form of handicraft and requires extreme skillfulness. The
geometric pattern of the potteries and the bonding between the two people leads
us to the beginning of a story.Color tone, mood, light also helped to give the
picture an art form.
#1 Winner

22. Global Photography Contest 2015
CLICK, CONSERVE & CARE
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BEST
ENTRIES
Top 10

23. Mhafzal Bhuiyan (Bangladesh) Asit Kumar Ghatak (India)
Chinmoy Biswas (India) Froi Rivera (Philippines)
Somenath Mukhopadhyay (India) Armin Hari (Indonesia)
Manit Chaotragoongit (Thailand) Sanat Das (India)
Klienne Eco (Philippines) Jared Gunderson (United States of America)
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