Visakhapatnam: Commissioner of GVMC Dr.
Lakshmisha participated in an online session about ‘adaptation and resilience in urban water’, carried out as part of the water pavilion on the COP26 platform, the UNFCCC platform in Glasgow, England.
Lakshmisha gave a presentation on the ‘initiative and action by the government to make Visakhapatnam a tough city with a special focus on the climate and water’.
He shared information about ‘newly established sustainability and resilience units (SRU)’ GVMC, under the UNDP-Goi project.
Safe! You have managed to throw your votelogin to see ResultsLakshmisha talking about city efforts, actions, and initiatives to manage climate-related shocks and pressures.
He explained the city administration steps towards resilience by utilizing renewable energy, water and emergency management.
He argues that the city is in a state of constant negotiations between difficulties and excellence for superior to become formidable in the use of available resources efficiently.
According to GVMC officials, the Mayor of G day Venkata Kumari encouraged continuity and resilience units to coordinate with the COP26 organizers to participate in the event.
GVMC with the technical support of the Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI) and the National Institute of Urban (NIA) is developing a city water resilience plan for Visakhapatnam City.
The Commissioner invited foreign experts to Visakhapatnam to be part of his development efforts.
GVMC prepares a water resistance plan for Visakhapatnam
