Following measures related to implementation of strategy on resource efficiency was announced by the Principal Advisor, NITI Aayog -
Resource Efficiency is cross-cutting, has implications for all sectors. Synergies need to be established for a robust implementation agenda
NITI Aayog will facilitate the RE strategy implementation. Implementation however will be the responsibility of the line ministries/departments
A baseline survey on RE could be considered for better targeting
A Status paper on RE and Four sectoral strategy papers on RE are to be prepared
SWACH Bharat also means a clean production/mining environment, therefore resource efficiency and circular economy are also a part of this initiative
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Background:
In November 2017, the NITI Aayog along with EU Delegation to India released the Strategy paper on Resource Efficiency (RE). The objective of the RE Strategy is to make recommendations for enhancing the resource-use efficiency in the Indian economy and industry, develop indicators for monitoring progress, and create an ecosystem for improving the resource security and minimising environmental impacts.
The implementation agenda of the RE Strategy consists of Core Action Agenda (2017-2018) and Medium-term Action Plan (2018-2020) in the thematic areas of institutional development, promotion and regulation. The first action agenda was to constitute an inter-departmental group of stakeholders for steering the strategy.
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