Nine Stakeholders of the Project “Development of an Agroforestry Model as an Alternative Livelihood Option in the Human-wildlife conflict hotspots” are attending basic SPSS training from 14th November 2022 at Phuentsholing.

SPSS is a set of software program in a single package used to analyze an assorted range of data  with myriad inbuilt tools that can perform hypothesis testing, frequencies, T-test, ANOVA, correlation, cluster analysis, factor analysis, discriminant analysis, missing value analysis, time series data and other species distribution analyses.

The training program is hosted by Non-wood Forest Product and Agro-forestry Technology Sub-Center of Ugyen Wangchuck Institute for Conservation and Environment Research and is funded by Bhutan Trust Fund for Environmental Conservation (BTEFC).The training will end on 22nd November 2022