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LATEST NEWS UPDATES | CoP26: Why is forest-rich India staying away from Glasgow Declaration -Jayanta Basu

CoP26: Why is forest-rich India staying away from Glasgow Declaration -Jayanta Basu

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published Published on Nov 3, 2021   modified Modified on Nov 7, 2021

-Down to Earth

India not happy with the effort to link infrastructure development and related activities with forest conservation in the Glasgow Declaration’s final text

India, one of the 10 most forest-rich countries of the world, chose to stay away November 2, 2021, as more than 100 world leaders committed to saving the world’s forests at the 26th Conference of Parties (CoP26) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in Glasgow, Scotland.

India apparently took the step as it was not happy with the effort to link infrastructure development and related activities with the conservation of forests in the prepared text, according to an Indian representative. 

The text of the final declaration linked transformative action in the related areas of sustainable production and consumption, infrastructure development, trade as well as finance and investment.

The Glasgow Declaration said:

We recognise that to meet our land use, climate, biodiversity and sustainable development goals, both globally and nationally, will require transformative further action in the interconnected areas of sustainable production and consumption, infrastructure development, trade, finance and investment and support for smallholders, indigenous peoples and local communities, who depend on forests for their livelihoods and have a key role in their stewardship.

An Indian representative told this reporter that the linkage proposed between trade, climate change and forest issues was unacceptable to India as it fell under the World Trade Organization.

India is also mulling changes to the existing Forest Conservation Act, 1980 to allow more windows of deforestation for accommodating key projects. It is an effort that might be pushed back once India becomes part of the forest pact as proposed in Glasgow.

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Down to Earth, 3 November, 2021, https://www.downtoearth.org.in/news/forests/cop26-why-is-forest-rich-india-staying-away-from-glasgow-declaration-80043?fbclid=IwAR1B-ZFAF0yYpk73BvnNQ-w2JPjrBeLuF1pL-nhzWhIksj2WL-0cdJrErmU


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