New
Delhi (ABCNIS): The Indian Government has launched a National Mission
for a Green India as part of the country's National Action Plan for
Climate Change with a budget of Rs 46,000 Crores (approx.USD 10 billion)
over a period of 10 years.
Information
to this effect was shared in Annual Report to the People on Environment
and Forests released by Ministry of Environment and Forests.
The
overarching objective of the Mission is to increase forest and trees
cover in 5 million ha (m ha.) and improve the quality of forest cover in
another 5 m ha.
Thus,
the Mission will help in improving ecosystem services in 10 million ha.
of land, and increase the flow of forest based livelihood services to,
and income of, about 3 million forest dependent households.
Source: ABC Green News
Dinesh Singh Rawat 's Views:
.USD 10 billion invest my a developing country is a huge money, so it should be use wisely, as there are reports that this sector is high corruption prone.
Dinesh Singh Rawat 's Views:
.USD 10 billion invest my a developing country is a huge money, so it should be use wisely, as there are reports that this sector is high corruption prone.
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