| Environment
in the Indian Parliament: An Analysis: Lok Sabha & Rajya
Sabha-2008 |
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| In the year 2009, along
with the Parliamentary report for the year 2007, ENVIS Centre
at WWF-India brought out the next edition of the report
“Environment in the Indian Parliament: An analysis 2008”
for both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. These reports were released
on the eve of the silver jubilee of the Environment Information
System (ENVIS) Centre-WWF-India, on October 27, 2009 at
WWF auditorium. This report was released by Dr. Nilkanth
Ghosh, Statistical Advisor, MoEF and the Guest of Honor
for the evening. Compilation of a similar report for the
year 2009 is also under progress. |
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| Environment
in the Indian Parliament: An Analysis: Lok Sabha & Rajya
Sabha-2007 |
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| The Compendium reports
on Parliamentary discussion “Environment in the Indian Parliament:
An analysis 2007” for both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, was
released on the eve of World Environment Day 5 June, 2009
at a function organized by MoEF at Vigyan Bhavan. This report
contains all the Environment related Parliament Questions
and their replies furnished by various Ministries concerned
for the year 2007 in both the houses of Parliament, which
have been duly analyzed subject wise. The statistical and
graphical representations for the trend of addressed environmental
issues, political parties, states and UTs and the replies
from various Ministries helps to understand the total picture
of environment in the country. This report would be especially
useful to voluntary organizations, government agencies,
reference libraries, researchers, agencies, the media and
educational institutions. |
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| Environment
in the Indian Parliament: An Analysis: Lok Sabha & Rajya
Sabha-2006 |
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The ENVIS Centre at
WWF-India has recently published reports
on ‘Environment in the Indian Parliament: an Analysis’
for the year 2006. These publications cover the Lok Sabha
& Rajya Sabha sessions of the year 2006 respectively.
Compilation of a similar report for the year 2007 is also
under progress. The report analyses the trends and movement
of various environment related questions addressed to
different ministries during these sessions. The accompanying
analysis in the report is based on the statistical and
graphical trends, and number of questions covered under
the categorized subject-list. This report would be of
immense importance to voluntary organizations, government
agencies, reference libraries, researchers, aid agencies,
the media , and educational institutions. |
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| Environment
in the Indian Parliament: An Analysis: Lok Sabha & Rajya
Sabha-2005. |
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In March 1982
the Department of Environment , Government of India generously
supported the Environmental Group, World Wildlife Fund India
in Organizing an All India Conference of Non Governmental
Organisation Working on Environmental Protection. This Conference
was followed by a year long effort by the ESG to serve as
a focal point for NGO support activities in Delhi. A First
edition of the Directory was brought out by us in March
1983.
We have listed groups whose activities
, in any aspect, relate to environmental concerns-greening
and ecological restoration, sustainable use of natural resources,
development and propagation of appropriate technologies,
environmental education, training and public awareness,
protection of human health and well being, etc. Indeed only
such activities have been listed against organization even
if their work encompasses other aims and goals also.
The Department of Environment is making
efforts to mobilize NGO support for environmental planning,
information dissemination and education. |
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