The Way Ahead
Need for an Operational Framework for NbS
- The Covid-19 pandemic exposed the fragile dependency of human well-being on natural ecosystems and biodiversity and challenged global economies. Studies suggest that COVID-19 adversely affected all the sectors of the Indian economy in some degree or other.
- The sectors that were affected the highest were manufacturing, tourism, aviation and retail, start-ups, MSME’s, informal sector including migratory labour and agriculture. Reviving and rebuilding of economic activities are a key priority for post-COVID-19 recovery in India.
- The Government of India announced a $23.28 billion relief package in March 2020, and the Prime Minister added ....
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