see life in action.
Davos of India.
lifestyle of sustainability.
land and lifestyles.
nature solves.
a new framework for a sustainable future.
fragility of the ecosystems.
climate resilience.
non-existent alternatives.
actions and consumption.
one Earth, one family, one future.
reimagine old paradigms.
role of traditional knowledge and local communities.
way of life for individuals and communities.
nature-based solutions.
living in harmony with nature.
fragile ecosystem.
community engagement for the better.
local farmers with traditional wisdom.
indication of the transformations to come.
carbon sequestration.
70 percent youth in Meghalaya.
vcfs in 6500 villages.
Village community facilitator.
coe for nrm.
have we done enough.
decent start but a long way to go.
biodiversity management committee.
sustainable tourism.
nature-based activities.
indigenous knowledge and activities.
green infrastructure and urban planning.
let's walk the talk.
one third of the trade route length.
reality of the situation.
find ways to adapt, act, mitigate.
consumption-driven economy.
solar is not as stable as thermal.
energy mix.
alternatives to livelihood.
200 years the same way, in 2014 mining was declared illegal.
allow the system to change.
regenerative farming.
new processes that are available.
an area that we need to study.
allow the soul to regenerate.
region has a lot to offer.
it's a continent on its own.
what has worked for the past 200 years has something that has worked.
subject that is close to my heart.
international solar great mission.
cm solar mission.
joram renewable.
let us start somewhere and move.
one lakh households with solar in the next five years.
livelihood is as important as the environment.
natural capital.
brainstorm, build consensus, and mobilize communities for climate action.
preemptive measure.
communities to cooperate.
self-help groups in India are women-led.
greater ownership.
leverage community.
modern forms of organization.
knowledge dissemination.
engaging the youth helps in leveraging technology.
nature-based solutions do not things.
pump only pumps water.
create beautiful places.
create recreational spaces for people.
most vulnerable are greatly affected.
water harvesting, reduces downstream flooding.
having buffers in the system.
India food preferences.
policy framework.
constraints on resources available.
integration actions.
adaptation actions.
2047 climate resilience.
pakke.
underscale underfunding.
free-rider problems.
environment-friendly actions.
hard incentives and regulation.
carbon pricing.
cost-effective community-based initiatives.
20 cost-effective actions by UNDP.
Nepal 26 to 45.
community-based forest management.
by Australia.
third wave of democratization.
public health, public education, green now.
Bezos 10 billion-dollar fund.
global biodiversity development fund.
MRV framework.
demystify the science.
good deficit state.
only 30 percent is covered.
irrigation is costly in hilly areas.
Tamil Nadu receives three times less rainfall than Meghalaya.
impact of climate.
buckwheat.
200 acres.
topsoil health is at 55 percent right now.
resiliency to price fluctuations.
healthy soil is the asset we should invest in.
farmers earn from their production.
what if they were paid for services they provide?
if you tip 20 percent, we can tip the whole system.
transition finance.
nature will bounce back.
WEF is doing blended finance.
mechanized farm and.
yield, productivity, bio.
triple planetary win.
livelihood, ??
a model that is exportable.
healthy balanced and sustainable diets.
climate change institute.
public-private planet partnership.
climate-smart and climate-adaptive solutions.
reduce chemicals and increase bio-based.
bio-based can be native or non-native.
3.5 billion tu agriculture.
Bangladesh.
20 percent emission from agriculture.
climate-smart agriculture.
funding and technological transfer.
low volume and high-value products/areas.
rice, wheat, and corns.
agro-biodiversity.
EU deforestation law.
DRR lens.
world is dynamic, and things will change.
pilot to scale.
per capita outcome is more in Meghalaya.
greater than.
pathways to necessary transformations.
carbon-negative countries.
modern articulation of ancient trends.
planetary crisis.
development of women to women-led development.
nature economy - 20 trillion.
nature markets.
mitigation, adoption, sustainability.
business models evolve.
nature-based credits.
standards of carbon markets.
apply science to nature programming.
creating green jobs through interlaced solutions.
she is from Sri Lanka.
we underestimate the importance of awareness.
market linkages and market access in the global South.
nature-positive economy.
economy and ecology are not at odds with each other.
Kunming Montreal.
habitant bank.
https://www.weforum.org/agenda/authors/akanksha-khatri.
national biodiversity act.
Meghalaya biodiversity board.
130 crores for this initiative.
benefit-sharing system.
if we take care of the livelihood, load on biodiversity can be reduced.
green budgeting.
fiscal instruments like tax.
more and more people are integrating the environment.
social, economic, ecological.
FMP - forest management plan.
MRV protocol for PES.
Jaipur - institute of sustainability audit.

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