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NAVIGATING ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES IN INDIA
AND BEYOND
GROUP : 33
Contextual relevance in
India and on a global scale
Contextual relevance in
India and on a global scale
Environmental policies are not just bureaucratic documents; they serve as the
cornerstone in addressing the pressing challenges our planet faces. These policies act as
guiding principles, laying the groundwork for mitigating environmental issues and
fostering sustainable practices."
"As we embark on this exploration, it's essential to recognize that the impact of
environmental policies extends far beyond national borders. The urgency to address
environmental challenges is a global imperative. Today, we'll zoom in on the relevance of
environmental policies in the specific context of India"
AND
As we unpack the layers of environmental policy, we'll witness how these policies are not
just theoretical frameworks but tangible instruments shaping the way nations navigate
environmental challenges.
"Emphasizing conservation, it ensures fair and equitable benefits from biological resource
use."
Forest (Conservation) Act (1980):
"Fighting air pollution since 1981, it regulates and manages air quality to safeguard public
health."
National Environmental Policy (2006):
"Guiding proper management of hazardous waste, ensuring safe disposal and minimizing
environmental risks."
"These policies showcase India's commitment. In the next segment, we'll explore their on-
ground implementation."
Despite robust policies, implementation faces challenges like bureaucracy and limited
resources."
"We've seen success with initiatives like Swachh Bharat Mission and the National Clean Air
Programme. These highlight India's capability to address sanitation and air quality issues."