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Assessment of National and State Action Plans For Climate Change For The State of Assam
Assessment of National and State Action Plans For Climate Change For The State of Assam
Presented by:
Karthik Girish and Ishita Saraswat
aim 1.Understand the missions and approaches provided in the National Action Plan for
Climate Change.
2.Understand the missions adopted by the Assam State Action Plan for Climate Change.
3.Assess the current Master Plan for Guwahati with the above documents based on level
of implementation and status of adaptation.
4.Suggest ideas which can close the gap of inclusion within the Master Plan of Guwahati.
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contents
| Selecting Guwahati
| NAPCC and its 8 missions
| SAPCC and adopted missions 3
State Action
2015 Plan for Climate
CHange (SAPCC)
napcc It is an action plan framed under the
responsibilities of UNFCC (United Nations
Framework Convention of Climate Change). It
aims to identify measures to tackle the
global challenges of climate change.
01 02 03
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Water Enhanced Sustainable
Energy Habitat
Efficiency
04 05 06 07 08
FLOOD MANAGEMENT 7
River Bank Stabilisation
|SAPCC| Maintaining embankments for flood protection
Ensuring Flood Modelling Studies
sustainability of Flood Early Warning System
water resources Housing
Paddy Cultivation
|02|
ACCESS TO ELECTRICITY
National Mission for
Augmentation of power
Enhanced Energy Capacity generation
Efficiency Increasing demand
ENERGY EFFICIENCY 8
Energy conservation
|SAPCC| Energy incentives
Ensuring energy Generate financing for public-private partnerships
sufficiency and to reduce energy consumption
efficiency
|03|
National Mission
WATER SUPPLY
for Sustainable ROAD TRANSPORT
Habitat INLAND WATER TRANSPORT
MUNICIPAL WASTE MANAGEMENT
AND SEWAGE TREATMENT
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HUMAN HEALTH
|SAPCC|
Making habitats All the above talk about proper augmentation and
climate resilient management
|04| CROPS
National Mission Water for irrigation; degrading soil health; erratic floods; new pests
Agriculture HORTICULTURE
Rising ambient temperatures; heavier precipitation; erratic rains;
long dry periods
ASSAM TEA
Undulating physiography; erratic climate; shift in projections of tea 10
2. However, from the master plans perspective, there are some actions that have
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been envisaged by the master plan that indirectly try to achieve the missions:
Landfills to be proposed
master plan
3. In the environment chapter, only the following actions are mentioned
There is mention of environment planning and conservation group for master plan
monitoring on the basis of these aspects. This group has not yet been formed. It
should be formed so that it can reassess the existing situation and try to work with
the NAPCC and SAPCC.
thanks
for patiently listening