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Funds for climate change missions in Union Budget: Saran

India"s eight ambitious missions to address climate change may get funds in the Union Budget that will be presented in Parliament next month. - Eco-friendly buildings: Gulf wakes up to "green" concept - Upsurge in action needed for environment: Pachauri - Nitin Desai: The 40:40:20 World">Nitin Desai: The 40:40:20 World - India to hold meeting of BASIC group partners - Acne what? - Anuradha R V: India and the road from Copenhagen">Anuradha R V: India and the road from Copenhagen "The ministries implementing the missions will be provided the necessary budget for it. We are tying up funds domestically," Prime Minister"s Special Envoy on Climate Change Shyam Saran said when asked whether there would be any allocation for the eight missions in the Union Budget. He said each of the missions would be discussed at the Planning Commission and will be incorporated in the Plan. "Government has taken a decision on implementing it. Of course, they will provide funds," Saran said. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh launched the National Solar Mission that aims to generate 20,000 MW solar power by 2022 recently. The mission is one of the eight announced as India"s National Action Plan on Climate Change (NAPCC). Besides solar mission, India plans to deal with global warming through achieving enhanced energy efficiency, promoting a sustainable habitat, efficient use of water, sustaining the Himalayan ecosystem, increasing forest cover, adapting to sustainable agriculture, and developing strategic knowledge on climate change.

Personal credit commented:

Its great that they have considerd the budget for the climate change which if done properly then can save the envioernment.

28.07.2011

Instant cash commented:

Good to know that they are issuing funds for tha climatic change which will surely benefits everyone and people will be having the advatage with it

29.08.2011


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