Building a Climate-Resilient Future: Grounded Policies and Inclusive Adaptation
Union Minister Kirti Vardhan Singh emphasizes the necessity of grounded climate policies and inclusive adaptation strategies at all levels of governance. Experts at the symposium advocate for a multi-disciplinary approach, integrating traditional practices, scientific research, and technological advancements to tackle climate impacts effectively.

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Union Minister Kirti Vardhan Singh has asserted the crucial need for policies addressing climate change to be grounded in realities and inclusive adaptation strategies across all governance levels, including local involvement.
Speaking at the symposium's conclusion, he highlighted that while emergency measures like heat relief are vital, implementing changes in infrastructure, policy, and financing is essential for long-term resilience.
Experts also urged for comprehensive data collection, an interdisciplinary approach, and technological advances as they discussed the adverse effects of climate on sectors such as agriculture, health, and the built environment over the four-day event.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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