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National Mission for Green India
Ministry of Environment and Forests
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

NATIONAL MISSION FOR A GREEN INDIA
National Consultations

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Consultation Organised by Centre for Environment Education

Ministry of Environment and Forests
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

NATIONAL MISSION FOR A GREEN INDIA
National Consultations

Consultation Organised by Centre for Environment Education

How to use this book 1. This is a draft mission document of the “National Mission for a Green India (or Green India Mission – GIM)” for public discussion and feedback. 2. It is also available at the website, (http://moef.nic.in/downloads/publicinformation/green-india-mission.pdf). You may send your feedback to greenindiamission@ceeindia.org. 3. All participating stakeholder groups are requested to write their collated comments and feedback in the space provided in the book and return the copy to CEE staff at respective Consultation venues. Kindly write the names and contact details of participants from your group, on the page provided. 4. Incase you provide comments on a separate sheet/email please refer to section numbers on which you are commenting. 5. CEE will consolidate all comments received, and submit to the Ministry of Environment and Forests for finalization.

NATIONAL MISSION FOR A GREEN INDIA

DRAFT MISSION DOCUMENT VERSION 1.0 24TH MAY, 2010

This Draft Mission Document has been prepared as a basis for discussion and feedback from all stakeholders. The Mission document will be finalized after a series of public consultations across the country. We welcome feedback on this document by email. Kindly send your comments to: greenindiamission@ceeindia.org

Executive Summary
A.Background The National Mission for a Green India, as one of the eight Missions under the National Action Plan on Climate Change (NAPCC), recognizes that climate change phenomena will seriously affect and alter the distribution, type and quality of
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