Glasgow: Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Monday that climate adaptation was not too important as mitigation in the international climate debate which was injustice for vulnerable countries.
Speaking of actions and solidarity of an event and solidarity: Critical decades’ at the 26th UN Climate Conference in Glasgow, Modi emphasizes the need to include in the Syllabus of the importance of life with nature in accordance with traditional practices.
“Adaptation is not too important as mitigation in international climate debates.
It is injustice for countries that are very vulnerable to climate change,” he told the meeting.
“Many traditional communities have living knowledge with nature.
In our adaptation policy, traditional practices must be given interests.
To ensure this knowledge reaches the next generation, must be added to the school syllabus,” said Prime Minister Modi.
He stressed that climate change is a major challenge for the agricultural sector in developing countries, including India.
“Climate is a major challenge for developing countries farmers including India.
Current cropping patterns, heavy rain, floods, and continuous storms destroying plants.
From the source of drinking water to affordable housing, all must be tough to climate change,” he said .
Speaking of the importance of climate adaptation, Modi said it must be made the most important part of the policy.
“Climate adaptation must be made the most important part of our policy.
In India, policies such as tap water for all, Indian net missions and clean cooking fuel for all have been Providing adaptation benefits for those who need and improve the quality of their lives, “he said.
“Even if the adaptation method is local, developing countries must get global support for it.
India initiated a coalition for CDRI disaster infrastructure infrastructure for global support for local adaptation.
I urged the countries to join this initiative,” he added.