Five city wards to get climate action plans under GBA
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Why in news
The Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) announced the preparation of Ward-Level Climate Action Plans for five pilot wards to address urban climate resilience.
Background
The GBA Climate Action Cell developed plans covering energy, transportation, waste management, urban planning, and disaster management. The pilot program covers Shantinagar, Jakkur, Begur, Vijayanapura, and Nalwadi Krishnaraja Wadiyar Ward.
Facts for Prelims
- PlacePilot wards for climate action plans: Shantinagar, Jakkur, Begur, Vijayanapura, and Nalwadi Krishnaraja Wadiyar Ward
- BodyGreater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) is the body overseeing the climate action plans
- FactThe plans cover five key sectors: energy, transportation, waste management, urban planning, and disaster management
For Mains
Q. Discuss the significance of localized climate action plans in achieving urban sustainability and disaster resilience in rapidly expanding Indian metropolitan cities.
Dimensions to cover in your answer
- Granular governance: Addressing micro-level waste and energy inefficiencies at the ward level
- Urban planning integration: Aligning disaster management protocols with local infrastructure development
- Resource optimization: Decentralized waste management to reduce carbon footprint in high-density zones
Keywords: Climate Action Plan · Urban Resilience · Decentralized Governance · Sustainable Urban Planning · Disaster Management
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