Rev - Building Climate Resilience in India - 9.2 - DR RR Rashmi

Building Resilience
to Climate Change
in India
inistry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change

Global Context
2 of UNFCCC
bilize GHG concentrations to prevent dangerous

hropogenic interference with the climate system.
be achieved within a time-frame

frame sufficient to:
to
-allow
allow ecosystems to adapt naturally to climate
change,
-ensure
ensure that food production is not threatened; and
-enable
enable economic development to proceed in a
sustainable manner.
mate Change Adaptation & Building Resilience
ve strategies and implement actions with a view to:
duce impacts of climate change, and help manage risks;
prove livelihoods, social &economic well-being,

well and responsible
vironmental management.
hance capacity of social, economic and environmental systems

d infrastructure to cope with hazardous event, trend, disturbance
e. Adapt, learn and transform while maintaining essential
nction/identity/structure);
limate Resilient Strategy:
ey components/challenges
essment
Identify vulnerabilities of communities and eco-systems
systems and make impact assessment;
Design dedicated programmes, projects and systems, where necessary, to address
impacts, conserve/develop natural resources and manage future risks;
Mainstream adaptation concerns in ongoing/new policies and programmes.
pacity
Build capacity to assess impacts;
Strengthen Community based institutions;
Design/implement adaptation programmes at various levels-Centre,
levels state,
communities, civil society;
Disseminate/communicate climate change information.
ources
4
Mobilise and allocate financial resources.
dia’s Nationally Determined Contributions
To put forward & further propagate a healthy and sustainable way of living
based on traditions & values of conservation & moderation.
To adopt a climate friendly & cleaner path than the one followed.
To reduce emissions intensity of its GDP by 33 to 35 percent by 2030 from
2005 level.
To achieve about 40 percent cumulative electric power installed capacity
from non-fossil fuel based energy resources by 2030.
To create an additional carbon sink of 2.5 to 3 billion tonnes of CO2
equivalent through additional forest and tree cover by 2030.
To better adapt to climate change by enhancing investments in development
programmes in sectors vulnerable to climate change.
To mobilize domestic and new & additional funds from developed
countries.
To build capacities, create domestic framework and international
architecture for quick diffusion of cutting edge climate technology. 5
Framework for Climate Action in India
2008: National Action Plan on Climate Change
8 National Missions
State Action Plans: By now, 33 states/U.Ts have SAPCCs
ndia’s NDCs submitted under Paris Climate Agreement (2015). 8

goals (3 quantitative) covering mitigation, adaptation, finance,
technology development & transfer and capacity building;
Focus on -mitigation
mitigation and adaptation goals with verifiability;
verifiability
Ongoing National Missions
ustainable Agriculture
ustainable Habitat
ater
ustaining the Himalayan Ecosystem
rategic Knowledge
7
AGRICULTURE
ational Mission on Sustainable Agriculture

ission for Integrated Development of Horticulture
ational Food Security Mission
aramparagat Krishi Vikas Yojna
ational Mission on Agricultural Extension & Technology
ational Initiative on Climate Resilient Agriculture
NICRA)
oil health card and mobile soil-testing
testing laboratories
ational Agro-forestry Policy
WATER
National Water Mission
Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojna
Neeranchal
National Mission for Clean Ganga
Accelerated Irrigation Benefit Programme

Proposed National Missions
ind Energy Mission : To increase share of wind energy in
dia’s energy mix – [Ministry of New and Renewable Energy]
uman Health Mission: To address issues related to adverse

fects of climate change on human health through
ppropriate mitigation and adaptation measures – [Ministry
Health and Family Welfare]
oastal Areas Mission: Integrated coastal resource

anagement planning and vulnerabilities mapping along
ntire 7000 km long shoreline- [MoEF&CC
MoEF&CC with scientific &
chnical support of MoES]
10
COASTS
New Coastal Mission under NAPCC

• Composite Hazard Line mapping
• Mapping of low lying coastal areas
• Assessment of current SLR using long term tide
gauge observations
Island Protection Zone (IPZ) Notification 2011
Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM)
Mangroves for the Future (MFF)
Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ) Notification 2011
DISASTERS
National Cyclone Risk Mitigation Project

National Plan for Disaster Management
Urban Flood Mitigation
Centrally Sponsored Scheme of Strengthening of
state Disaster Management Authorities (SDMAs)
District Disaster Management Authorities (DDMAs)
National Disaster Management policy in 2009
State and National Disaster Response Fund
National Disaster Response Force
State Action Plan on Climate Change
he objective is to create institutional capacities and
mplement sectoral activities to address climate change
lans include current and future State’s climate change

cenarios and likely impact of climate change
lans are focussed on adaptation in sectors such as water,

griculture, tourism, forestry, transport, habitat, energy, etc,
with mitigation as co-benefit
o far, 33 States and UTs have submitted their SAPCC to

MoEF&CC
NDC: Roadmap
Setting up of Guidance/approval Committees and inter-
ministerial consultations
Implementation Committee
Six Sub committees on Mitigation;
Mitigation Adaptation; Finance;
Forestry; Technology and Capacity Building; Transparency,
Compliance and Legal aspects
Mapping of schemes and programmes of key Ministries and

Departments
Schemes/programmes having significant mitigation impact
potential and its co-benefits (addressing NDC nos. 3, 4 and 5).
Schemes/programmes having significant adaptation impact
potential (addressing NDC nos. 1, 2, 6, 7 and 8).
14
Dedicated Domestic Finance
 National Adaptation Fund for Climate Change

(NAFCC)
 Climate Change Action Programme (CCAP)
 National Clean Energy Fund (NCEF)
Thank you
16
Projects under Adaptation Fund
Number of 6
Projects
Amount USD
Sanctioned mill
Cr)
17 Project 57,7
Beneficiaries
(no.)
NAFCC Projects
o. State (INR Cr.)
Punjab 17.4
Odisha 20
Himachal Pradesh 20
Manipur 10
Tamil Nadu 24.74
Kerala 25
Mizoram 10.38
Chhattisgarh 21.47
Jammu and Kashmir 22.52
Meghalaya 22.92
Telangana 24
Puducherry 16.76
Karnataka 24.22
Andhra Pradesh 19.83
Madhya Pradesh 24.88
Haryana 22.1
West Bengal 23.12
Assam 24.57
Total 373.91
Climate Finance
FLOWS
MULTILATERAL within the context of

PRIVATE World Bank, ADB
BILATERAL DOMESTIC
etc
as part of ODA
UNFCCC ALLOCATIONS
South Countries
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
International Financing Mechanism
World
Bank
Multilateral
UNDP
ADB
GIZ
KfW
International Bilateral
SDC
DFID
GEF
SCCF
UNFCCC AF
GCF
National Adaptation Fund on
Climate Change
AFCC: Govt. of India’s scheme to scale-up
scale climate change
daptation interventions
bjective: To fund concrete adaptation projects/ programmes
igned with the relevant Missions under NAPCC and the SAPCCs
ased on climate scenario and vulnerability analysis and build
apacity of stakeholders to adapt to climate change through
arious initiatives and lesson learning
udget provision:: INR 350 Crores for F.Y. 2015-16
2015 & FY 16-17
nchored by MoEFCC with representation from line ministries
ational Implementing Entity (NIE): NABARD
Climate Change Action Programme
o create and strengthen scientific and analytical capacity,
stitutional framework and implement climate related actions at
ational and state level
nancial support for SAPCC preparation @ Rs 10 lakhs to State
overnments
apacity building projects: 3 demonstration projects approved
Punjab: Utilization of paddy straw as fuel to replace fossil fuel
(Rs 3.54 crores)
Tamil Nadu: Improving ecosystem services and fisherman
livelihood (Rs 67 lakhs)
Madhya Pradesh: Enhancing Adaptive Capacity to Climate
Change through Conservation of Traditional Water Supply
Sources (Wells and Bawdies) of Indore City (Rs 4.32 Cr.)
National Clean Energy Fund
Set up for funding research & innovative projects in clean
energy and environment initiatives
Being operationalized by Department of Expenditure, M/o
Finance
Financed by a coal cess of INR 400 per tonne of coal (both
domestic & imported)
Proposals to be submitted to the concerned line Ministry first,
which will be submitted for consideration of Inter Ministerial
Group chaired by Finance Secretary
Projects formulation based on the prescribed guidelines
available in website of the D/o Expenditure

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Building Resilience

inistry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change

bilize GHG concentrations to prevent dangerous

be achieved within a time-frame

ve strategies and implement actions with a view to:

duce impacts of climate change, and help manage risks;

prove livelihoods, social &economic well-being,

hance capacity of social, economic and environmental systems

State Action Plans: By now, 33 states/U.Ts have SAPCCs

ndia’s NDCs submitted under Paris Climate Agreement (2015). 8

ustaining the Himalayan Ecosystem

ational Mission on Sustainable Agriculture

National Water Mission

Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojna

National Mission for Clean Ganga

Accelerated Irrigation Benefit Programme

uman Health Mission: To address issues related to adverse

oastal Areas Mission: Integrated coastal resource

New Coastal Mission under NAPCC

National Cyclone Risk Mitigation Project

lans include current and future State’s climate change

lans are focussed on adaptation in sectors such as water,

o far, 33 States and UTs have submitted their SAPCC to

Mapping of schemes and programmes of key Ministries and

 National Adaptation Fund for Climate Change

MULTILATERAL within the context of

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