National Action Plan On Climate Change - Shakti Sustainable Energy Foundation
This report evaluates the design of the eight missions of the National Action Plan on Climate Change (NAPCC) on the basis of which a low-carbon Indian economy is being built. Shakti Sustainable Energy Foundation supported this study to assess the level of progress achieved in the implementation and evaluation of this mission. See more at: http://shaktifoundation.in/
This report evaluates the design of the eight missions of the National Action Plan on Climate Change (NAPCC) on the basis of which a low-carbon Indian economy is being built. Shakti Sustainable Energy Foundation supported this study to assess the level of progress achieved in the implementation and evaluation of this mission. See more at: http://shaktifoundation.in/
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Introduction<br />
Project Description and Goals<br />
This project evaluates the design of the eight missions<br />
of the <strong>National</strong> <strong>Action</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> on <strong>Climate</strong><br />
<strong>Change</strong> (NAPCC). Similar criteria have been<br />
used to study all the missions, a strategy that enables a<br />
reader to review them individually and across the board<br />
for any single criterion. By and large, the scope of the<br />
project has been limited by the principles laid out in the<br />
Prime Minister’s Council document that was published<br />
in 2008.<br />
The purpose of this exercise has been to produce an overall<br />
assessment of the design of India’s climate missions<br />
based on interviews of experts in particular domains who<br />
also understand climate change and/or specific aspects<br />
of the missions. The study aims to provide policy makers,<br />
academics and researchers, civil society groups and others<br />
a snapshot of the missions as perceived by the experts<br />
in India at this time.<br />
The authors hope that the outputs would enable the<br />
government to make appropriate corrections when they<br />
undertake mid-stream reviews. The results of the study<br />
would also be useful to the future design of climate policy,<br />
relating to mitigation as well as adaptation, in specific<br />
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