Archive · 21 Nov 2025
CUO, UNICEF Join Forces to Establish Tribal Communication Cell in Odisha
CUO and UNICEF are working together to create a special office called the Tribal Communication Cell.
This office will help tribal people in Odisha share their thoughts and ideas, and also learn new skills.
It will also help protect their unique culture and traditions.
The office will be run by CUO's journalism department with UNICEF's help.
Central University of Odisha (CUO) and UNICEF Odisha collaborate to set up a Tribal Communication Cell (TCC)
The TCC aims to empower tribal communities, preserve cultural heritage, and promote socio-economic development
The Letter of Intent was signed by CUO's Vice-Chancellor and UNICEF's Odisha Field Office Chief
The Cell will function as a hub for research, documentation, capacity building, and community engagement
UNICEF will provide technical support to develop culturally rooted communication models
- Who
- Central University of Odisha (CUO) and UNICEF Odisha
- What
- Establishing a Tribal Communication Cell
- When
- The Letter of Intent was signed on Thursday
- Where
- On CUO's campus in Koraput, Odisha
- Why
- To empower tribal communities, preserve cultural heritage, and promote socio-economic development
- Location
- CUO's campus in Koraput, Odisha
- Partners
- CUO and UNICEF Odisha
- Initiative
- Tribal Communication Cell (TCC)
- Aim
- Empowering tribal communities and promoting inclusive development
- Support
- UNICEF providing technical support to the TCC
