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World Environment Council Launching United Nations-Approved 2nd Global Campaign for “Environment Protection Bank” Program in Schools and Colleges in the year 2024

by theparliamentnews.com 22 December 2023

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New Delhi – With a resolute commitment to environmental sustainability, the World Environment Council’s President Prof. Ganesh Channa today is announcing the launch of its second global campaign for the “Environment Protection Bank” program, approved by the United Nations. Set to commence on 1^st Jan 2024, this initiative is poised to make significant strides in instilling a sense of environmental responsibility in the hearts of students in schools and colleges across the globe.

The “Environment Protection Bank” program is a pioneering effort designed to empower educational institutions to become active contributors to environmental conservation. Endorsed by the United Nations, the program introduces a unique approach to fostering sustainability by encouraging schools and colleges to adopt eco-friendly practices and initiatives.

Key Objectives of the Campaign:

Global Participation: The campaign invites educational institutions worldwide to participate in this transformative program, fostering a united front in the global fight for environmental protection.

Hands-On Learning: The “Environment Protection Bank” program emphasizes practical, hands-on learning experiences to enable students to actively engage with environmental issues and solutions.

UN-Approved Curriculum: Leveraging the expertise of the World Environment Council and UN guidelines, the program integrates an UN-approved curriculum focused on environmental conservation and sustainable practices.

Incentivized Eco-Actions: Schools and colleges participating in the program will be encouraged to undertake eco-friendly initiatives, with tangible incentives provided through the “Environment Protection Bank.”

Youth Empowerment: The program aims to empower the youth to be ambassadors of environmental change, fostering a generation that is not only aware of environmental challenges but actively works towards solutions.

Why “Environment Protection Bank”?

The concept of an “Environment Protection Bank” is rooted in the idea that every positive action for the environment is an investment in our shared future. By fostering a culture of environmental responsibility within educational institutions, the program aims to create a ripple effect, influencing broader communities and societies.

How Schools and Colleges Can Participate:

Educational institutions interested in joining this global movement can register for the campaign on the World Environment Council’s official website. Detailed information about the program, curriculum, and participation guidelines is available to ensure a seamless and impactful integration of the “Environment Protection Bank” in schools and colleges worldwide.

The World Environment Council invites schools, colleges, educators, and students to join hands in this collective effort to build a sustainable future for our planet.

For more information and to register for the campaign, please visit World Environment Council’s official website: www.wec.org.in or contact +91-8130305369 Email id: worldenvironmentcouncil@gmail.com. Together, let’s bank on a greener future!

22 December 2023 0 comment

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Sahitya Akademi announced 2023 Awards Across 24 Languages

by theparliamentnews.com 21 December 2023

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New Delhi : The Sahitya Akademi has declared the winners of its annual Sahitya Akademi Award for 2023, spanning 24 languages. This year, the accolades encompass nine poetry collections, six novels, five short story compilations, three essays, and one literary study. Rajasekaran, a Tamil author, clinched the award for his novel “Neervazhi Padooum,” while Patanjali Sastry, a Telugu writer, secured recognition for his short story collection. EV Ramakrishnan, a Malayalam litterateur, was honored for his literary study, “Malayala Novelinte Deshakalangal.”

The distinguished poets acknowledged in this year’s awards include Vijay Verma in Dogri, Vinod Joshi in Gujarati, and Ashutosh Parida in Odia. For outstanding short story collections, the recognized authors are Pranavjyoti Deka in Assamese, Nandeswar Daimary in Bodo, and Taraceen Baskey in Santali.

Sahitya Akademi will confer the award for Hindi novels upon Sanjeev for “Mujhe Pahachaano” and for English novels upon Neelam Saran Gour for “Requiem in Raga Janki.”

The awards, presented as a casket comprising an engraved copper plaque, a shawl, and a cash prize of one lakh rupees, are scheduled to be conferred at the award presentation ceremony on March 12th of the following year. These honors pertain to books initially published in the five years immediately preceding the award year, covering the period from January 2017 to December 31, 2021.

Sahitya Akademi Award Winners List 2023
Language	Name of the Book (Genre)	Awardee’s Name
Assamese	Mon Mora Tora (Short Stories)	Jintu Gitartha
Bengali	Mathrakha (Short Stories)	Hamiruddin Middya
Bodo	Som, Jiu, Arw.. . (Poetry)	Mainaosri Daimary
Dogri	Ahlada (Plays)	Dheeraj Bismil
English	Lords of the Deccan: Southern India from the Chalukyas to the Cholas (Historical)	Anirudh Kanisetti
Gujarati	Get Together (Short Stories)	Sagar Shah
Hindi	Chandpur Ki Chanda {Novel)	Atul Kumar Rai
Kannada	Phoo Mattu Ithara Kathegalu (Short Stories)	Manjunayak Challur
Kashmiri	Lalli Nilvath Tchali Na Zanh (Poetry)	Nighat Nasreen
Konkani	Shots (Short Stories)	Tanvi Kamat Bambolkar
Malayalam	Acnante Alamara (Poetry)	Ganesh Puthur
Marathi	Swatahala Swataviruddh Ubhe Kartana (Poetry)	Vishakha Vishwanath
Nepali	Ghat-Pratighatka Udgarharu (Poetry)	Naina Adhikari
Punjabi	Chitt Da Jugraphia (Poetry)	Sandeep
Rajasthani	Antas Ro Olmo (Poetry)	Devilal Mahiya
Santali	Dusi (Short Stories)	Bapi Tudu
Sindhi	Glamour (Short Stories)	Monika J. Panjwani
Tamil	Thirukarthiyat (Short Stories)	Ram Thangam
Telugu	Vivechani (Criticism)	Johny Takkedasila
Urdu	Zahan Zaad (Short Stories)	Tauseef Bareitvi

Sahitya Akademi Bal Sakhitya Award Winners List 2023
Language	Name of the Book (Genre)	Awardee’s Name
Assamese	Powalmoni Aru Chichingar Duhxahaxik Abhijan (Novel)	Rothindranath Goswami
Bengali	Eroplaner Khata (Novel)	Shyamalkanti Das
Bodo	Gosainiwjwn Nwjwr (Short Stories)	Pratima Nandi Narzaree
Dogri	Kanjan (Poetry)	Baiwan Singh Jamoria
English	Grandparents’ Bag of Stories (Stories)	Sudha Murty
Gujarati	Hun Myaun, Tun Choon Choon (Poetry & Stories)	Rakshabahen Prahladrao Dave
Hindi	Kotuk App (Short Stories)	Suryanath Singh
Kannada	Surakki Gate (Novel)	Vijayashree Haladi
Konkani	Jaann (Novel)	Tukaram Rama Shet
Maithili	Ol Katra, Jhol Katra (Poetry)	Akshay Anand ‘Sunny’
Malayalam	Perumazhayathe Kunjithalukal (Novel)	Priya A.S.
Marathi	Chhand Del Aanand (Poetry)	Eknath Avhad
Nepali	Bal Ekanki Natakharu (Play)	Madhusudan Bisht
Odia	Jejenka Gapa Ganthili (Short Stories)	Jugal Kishore Sarangi
Punjabi	Sachi Di Kahani (Short Stories)	Gurmeet Karyalvi
Rajasthani	Tabran RI Duniyan (Memoir)	Kiran Badal
Sanskrit	Manavi (Novel)	Radhavallabh Tripathy
Santali	Nene-Pete (Short Stories)	Dholan Rahi
Sindhi	Vanganmal Ji Shaadi (Poetry)	Mansing Majhi
Tamil	Aadhanin Bommai (Novel)	Udhayasankar
Telugu	Vajra a Vaana (Short Stories)	D.K. Chaduvula Babu
Urdu	Mamta Ki Dor (Short Stories)	Late Mateen Achalpuri (Posthumous)

21 December 2023 0 comment

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OpenAI Takes Action on Byte-Dance for Unauthorized Use of AI Technology.

by theparliamentnews.com 19 December 2023

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OpenAI, the group behind powerful AI technology, has stopped ByteDance, the company that owns TikTok, from using its technology. This decision came after it was found out that ByteDance used OpenAI’s technology secretly to create its own AI model named “Project Seed.”

Using someone else’s AI tech without permission is not cool in the AI world, and it’s against the rules set by OpenAI. The rules clearly say that the results from OpenAI’s model cannot be used to make AI models that compete with OpenAI’s own products and services. Microsoft supports OpenAI, and since ByteDance is getting access through Microsoft, they have to follow the same rules.

ByteDance, which is already under close watch because of its links to the Chinese government and concerns about TikTok, will face more scrutiny now. This new information makes things even more complicated for ByteDance in the United States.

OpenAI has said that ByteDance didn’t follow the rules, so they’ve suspended ByteDance’s account. A spokesperson from OpenAI mentioned, “While ByteDance’s use of our API was minimal, we have suspended their account while we further investigate. If we find out that they didn’t follow the rules, we’ll ask them to fix it or close their account.”

In June, ByteDance entered the AI competition in China by testing their own AI chatbot. They wanted to be like ChatGPT, an AI language model from OpenAI. This move put ByteDance in direct competition with other big tech companies like Alibaba and Baidu, all wanting to be the best in China’s growing AI market.

19 December 2023 0 comment

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PM Modi ‘s Varanasi Speech Translated in Real-Time with ‘Bhashini’ a new AI tool.

by theparliamentnews.com 18 December 2023

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi used a AI tool called ‘Bhashini’ to translate his speech during an event in Varanasi. The AI-driven language translation system allows people to communicate in their own language while conversing with speakers of different Indian languages.

Expressing his optimism about the technology, PM Modi remarked, “This was my first experience. As usual, I speak in Hindi and AI will translate it to Tamil.” He addressed the audience at the Kashi Tamil Sangamam, highlighting the significance of the bond between Tamil Nadu and Varanasi as “unique.”

“This is a new beginning, and hopefully, it makes it easier for me to reach you,” the Prime Minister added, emphasizing the potential of AI to connect with a wider audience.

The innovative AI tool, ‘Bhashini,’ facilitated seamless real-time translation, enabling effective communication between speakers of different Indian languages. PM Modi praised the people of Kashi, expressing confidence that they would wholeheartedly embrace the visitors from Tamil Nadu and Puducherry during the month-long Kashi Tamil Sangamam.

The event, hosting around 1,400 dignitaries from Tamil Nadu and Puducherry, promises a cultural extravaganza, featuring exchange programs and an exhibition showcasing the rich tapestry of art, music, handloom, handicrafts, cuisines, and other distinctive products from both Tamil Nadu and Varanasi.

As India celebrates this technological milestone, the use of ‘Bhashini’ marks a significant step towards bridging linguistic barriers, fostering unity, and promoting cultural exchange on a national scale. PM Modi’s embrace of AI for language translation opens doors to enhanced communication and understanding among diverse linguistic communities within the country.

18 December 2023 0 comment

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82nd Anniversary Commemoration: Free Acupuncture Camp Honors Dr. Dwarka Nath Kotnis’s Sacrifice in the Indian Medical Mission to China

by theparliamentnews.com 17 December 2023

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On the 82nd anniversary of the sacrifice made by Dr. Dwarka Nath Kotnis, a member of the Indian Medical Mission to China, a three-day free acupuncture treatment camp was organized at Janj Ghar Shasti Nagar near GT Bahdur Hospital in Ludhiana. During the camp, 86 patients received acupuncture treatment.

Dr. Inderjit Singh, the director of Dr. Kotnis Memorial Hospital, commemorated the 82nd anniversary by reflecting on the historical context. In 1937-38, amidst the severe Japanese aggression and the resistance of the Chinese people, Jawaharlal Nehru, a leader of the Indian National Congress, decided to send medical aid to China. Dr. Kotnis, along with a team of five members, including Dr. Aral, Dr. Cholkar, Dr. B.K. Basu, and Dr. Bebesh from Kolkata, was sent to China.

The medical mission worked diligently in various parts of China. Unfortunately, Dr. Mukherjee, Dr. Aral, and Dr. Cholkar had to return due to health issues. However, Dr. Basu and Dr. Kotnis stayed in China and joined the liberation movement of the Chinese people. Dr. Kotnis passed away in China on December 9, 1942, at the age of 32. Dr. Basu, after returning to India in July 1943, actively engaged in the Indian freedom movement.

In 1958, Dr. Basu went to China and learned acupuncture therapy. In 1959, he introduced acupuncture therapy in India, specifically in Kolkata. Despite the strained relations between India and China after the 1962 border conflict, Dr. Basu was invited to China in 1972, where he learned acupuncture anesthesia. In 1973, he started propagating the ideals of the medical mission through the service of people.

Dr. Kotnis Hospital has been serving the community for the past 48 years. In China, a museum was set up in Schchiachung to commemorate Dr. Kotnis, teaching the youth about the support India provided during their liberation movement.

Dr. Inderjit Singh, reflecting on Dr. Kotnis’s life, emphasized the enduring friendship between the two countries. He highlighted the need to remember the significant contribution of Indian people in aiding China during challenging times. As a tribute, free treatment camps were organized on this day to pay homage to Dr. Kotnis.

Prof. Ganesh Channa (Hometown from Dr. Kotnis Memorial Solapur) visited Dr. Kotnis hospital and meet with Dr. Inderjit Singh on 13^th Dec 2023 at Ludhiana.

17 December 2023 0 comment

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From Deepfakes to Data Security: Modi Addresses Critical Challenges in AI Evolution

by theparliamentnews.com 13 December 2023

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Fostering responsible artificial intelligence (AI) development globally, Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Global Partnership on Artificial Intelligence (GPAI) Summit. Modi emphasized the need for a transparent and trusted AI framework, urging diplomats, ministers, and industry participants to proceed with caution and safety.

Global Call for Responsible AI:

Addressing a diverse audience, Modi highlighted the importance of a global framework for the responsible development of AI technologies. He expressed concerns about potential AI misuse through deepfakes, data theft, and by terrorists, urging for a cautious approach to ensure the evidence-based delivery of public services.

Transparent and Inclusive AI:

Modi stressed the importance of making AI systems transparent, transformative, and free from bias. He emphasized the need to convince people worldwide that AI is for their benefit and future, ensuring that no one is left behind. Transparency, according to Modi, is the key to building trust in AI technology.

GPAI’s Role and India’s Leadership:

The GPAI, comprising 28 nations and the European Union, collaborates to understand AI challenges and opportunities while promoting its responsible evolution. India, having assumed the GPAI chair for 2024, plays a crucial role in steering the global conversation on AI development.

Time-Bound Global Framework:

Modi called for the formulation of a global framework for AI within a specified timeframe, akin to international treaties and protocols. Urging prompt action, he emphasized completing the global framework within the year, considering AI as not just a technology but a worldwide movement that requires collective effort.

Inclusive AI Development:

Modi advocated for the inclusivity of AI development, emphasizing the importance of all ideas and participation from the Global South. He underscored the need to avoid exacerbating existing global inequalities, ensuring that AI development aligns with human values and democratic principles.

AI’s Potential in Various Sectors:

The summit also delved into the potential applications of AI in sectors such as agriculture, personalized education, and healthcare. Modi and other ministers highlighted how AI could enhance efficiency while maintaining ethical considerations and preserving space for emotions.

Addressing Challenges:

Deepfakes, data security, and the potential misuse of AI by terrorist groups were acknowledged as significant challenges. Modi called for discussions on preventing AI misuse and increasing the credibility of AI-generated information. The need for a risk and harm-based approach to AI regulation, with standardized testing procedures, was also emphasized.

Looking Ahead:

As the summit progresses, the global community awaits the outcomes and consensus on AI regulation. Modi’s call for transparent, inclusive, and responsible AI development sets the stage for a collaborative effort to harness the benefits of AI while mitigating potential risks. The world watches as leaders navigate the evolving landscape of AI technology.

13 December 2023 0 comment

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Prime Minister Modi Launches Global Partnership on AI Summit in New Delhi, Affirming India’s Dedication to Ethical AI Deployment

by theparliamentnews.com 13 December 2023

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New Delhi: Inaugurating the ‘Global Partnership on Artificial Intelligence Summit’ at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed India’s commitment to the responsible and ethical use of Artificial Intelligence (AI). During his address, the Prime Minister highlighted the societal development and inclusive growth potential of AI, emphasizing that government policies are drafted with the principle of “AI for All.” Mr. Modi announced the commencement of a National Program on Artificial Intelligence and the upcoming launch of the AI Mission, aimed at harnessing AI’s computing powers. The mission will support startups and innovators, with a focus on applications in agriculture, healthcare, and education, extending AI-related skills to Tier 2 and 3 cities through educational training institutes.

Discussing India’s national AI portal and the AIRAWAT initiative, the Prime Minister stated that the common platform will soon be accessible to all research labs, industries, and startups. Emphasizing the significance of AI, he declared it as the foundation for shaping the future, ensuring economic development, equality, and social justice. Mr. Modi stressed the need to make AI more inclusive, underscoring that an inclusive development journey of AI leads to inclusive results.

Addressing the challenges and negative aspects of AI, Prime Minister Modi cautioned against its potential misuse, including issues like deepfake, cybersecurity, data theft, and the involvement of terrorist organizations. He highlighted India’s proposal for a framework on ‘Responsible Human-Centric AI governance’ during its G20 Presidency, emphasizing the commitment of member countries to ‘AI Principles.’ The Prime Minister urged global cooperation to create an ethical framework for AI use, incorporating testing and development guidelines for high-risk AI tools.

Identifying AI as a global movement, Mr. Modi stressed the importance of collaboration and posed critical questions regarding data sets, testing protocols, and the introduction of a Software Watermark for AI-generated products. He called for worldwide conviction, commitment, coordination, and collaboration in addressing these aspects.

Union Minister for Electronics and Information Technology, Ashvini Vaishnav, Union Minister of State for Electronics and Information Technology, Rajeev Chandrashekhar, and Minister of Outgoing Chair of GPAI and Vice-Minister for Policy Coordination, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications of Japan Hiroshi Yoshida were also present at the summit.

13 December 2023 0 comment

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Google Launches Gemini AI: A Smarter Chatbot for Board Discussions. Here’s all you need to know.

by theparliamentnews.com 7 December 2023

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Since the recent launch of ChatGPT, AI discussions have been buzzing worldwide. Several tech giants have introduced their AI models, and now Google has joined the race with the unveiling of ‘Gemini AI,’ an advanced Artificial Intelligence model.

Claiming to be smarter than existing models, Google has introduced its Advanced Artificial Intelligence model ‘Gemini AI.’ Sundar Pichai, the CEO of Google, shared that this model draws inspiration from human conversations. In simple terms, it aims to understand interactions between individuals, shaping the development of this AI model.

Developed collaboratively by DeepMind and Google Research teams, Gemini AI is capable of handling various tasks, including text, images, audio, and coding. It offers three versions: ‘Ultra’ for complex tasks, ‘Pro’ for multitasking, and ‘Nano’ for on-device operations.

Available on Google Board Soon

Google Assistant and Board’s Vice President Sisi Hsiao revealed that Gemini Pro version will launch on Board from December 6, offering specialized support. This chatbot will assist users in comprehending stories, summarizing information, engaging in debates, coding, and outlining plans.

New Year, New Features

Starting next year, Gemini Ultra version will also be supported on Google Board. With multi-model reasoning capabilities, Gemini Ultra promises to excel in understanding high-quality code in various coding languages, making it a valuable tool for comprehending, explaining, and generating new code.

Accessible Across 170+ Countries

Google plans to roll out Gemini Pro initially with text-based prompts, with multi-model support coming later. The new AI will be available in over 170 countries, expanding its accessibility. While English will be the initial language, support for additional languages is on the horizon.

Google’s commitment to evolving AI models like Gemini AI reflects a global effort to bring smarter, more intuitive technology to users worldwide. Stay tuned for updates as Google continues to push the boundaries of conversational AI

7 December 2023 0 comment

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UN Global Climate Action Awards: Recognizing Resilience and Energy Transition in Youth-Led Initiatives. Know What’s more.

by theparliamentnews.com 5 December 2023

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Climate change is a big problem, but two young heroes are making a difference! Michelle Zárate Palomec from Mexico and Sebastian Mwaura from Kenya have been chosen for the UN Global Climate Action Awards. Let’s dive into their incredible stories.

Michelle Zárate Palomec: Water Warrior from Mexico

At the age of 27, Michelle is doing amazing things in her community in Oaxaca, Mexico. She is part of a group called Espacio de Encuentro de las Culturas Originarias. Together, they are helping indigenous communities get clean and enough water. In places where water is scarce and pollution makes life tough, Michelle is a hero.

The project helps these communities with cool and affordable technologies for cleaning water, fixing small areas, and being ready for bad weather. Michelle is the winner in the “resilient nature” category because of her work in making communities strong against challenges.

Sebastian Mwaura: Powering Change in Kenya

Sebastian, who is 35, is making waves in Kenya. He started Yna Kenya to speed up the use of electric cars. But he didn’t stop there. He also created the HerGo program to get more women into driving and owning electric cars. His plan is not just about cars but about using clean energy to power them.

Sebastian is the winner in the “energy transition” category. He believes using electric cars and having many places to charge them is a big part of making our future safe from climate change.

A Big Celebration Coming Up!

The UN Global Climate Action Awards will be given to Michelle and Sebastian on December 8, 2023, in Dubai. The event will be super cool with a famous journalist and climate supporter, Sophia Li, hosting. AY Young, who is not just a great singer but also a leader for the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, will perform. There will also be music from Erick Marques, a DJ from Brazil.

Simon Stiell, the big boss at UN Climate Change, will speak at the ceremony. It’s going to be a celebration of these young leaders and their awesome efforts!

Why This Matters?

These awards are not just about clapping for Michelle and Sebastian. They show us that young people can make a big change. It’s like saying, “Hey, we can solve the climate problem if we work together!” Michelle and Sebastian are like superheroes, and their work is an example for all of us.

Thanks to UN Climate Change and partners like the International Renewable Energy Agency, the International Union for Conservation of Nature, and the United Arab Emirates for making these awards happen. Let’s celebrate the young heroes and hope their stories inspire more amazing actions for our planet!

5 December 2023 0 comment

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UN Climate Change Executive Secretary at COP28 Opening: “Accelerate Climate Action”

by theparliamentnews.com 30 November 2023

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The UN Climate Change Executive Secretary, Simon Stiell, has issued an urgent call to action as world leaders gather in Dubai for the 28th Conference of the Parties (COP28) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).

In his opening remarks at the COP28 plenary, Stiell warned that the world is “on the brink of climate catastrophe” and that “we need to act now, and with unprecedented urgency, to avert a climate disaster.”

“The science is clear: we are running out of time to limit warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius,” Stiell said. “We need to cut global emissions in half by 2030 and reach net zero by 2050.”

Stiell called on world leaders to “accelerate climate action” by:

Ambitiously reducing greenhouse gas emissions
Providing adequate finance for climate action
Building resilience to climate change impacts
Adapting to the impacts of climate change that are already happening

“We can still avoid the worst impacts of climate change, but we need to act now,” Stiell said. “We need to make a fundamental shift in our relationship with the planet. We need to move from a fossil fuel-based economy to a clean, renewable energy economy.”

Stiell’s call to action comes as the world faces a number of climate-related crises, including extreme weather events, rising sea levels, and mass displacement.

COP28 is seen as a crucial opportunity for world leaders to make progress on climate action. The conference is taking place in Dubai from November 30 to December 12.

Key priorities for COP28

In addition to the urgent call to action, Stiell also outlined a number of key priorities for COP28. These include:

Accelerating the implementation of the Paris Agreement
Addressing loss and damage from climate change
Enhancing climate finance
Supporting the most vulnerable countries

“COP28 must be a moment of action and transformation,” Stiell said. “We need to leave Dubai with concrete commitments to reduce emissions, build resilience, and address loss and damage.”

World leaders must heed the call to action

World leaders have a responsibility to heed the call to action and take urgent action on climate change. The future of our planet depends on it.

30 November 2023 0 comment

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World Environment Council Launching United Nations-Approved 2nd Global Campaign for “Environment Protection Bank” Program in Schools and Colleges in the year 2024

Sahitya Akademi announced 2023 Awards Across 24 Languages

OpenAI Takes Action on Byte-Dance for Unauthorized Use of AI Technology.

PM Modi ‘s Varanasi Speech Translated in Real-Time with ‘Bhashini’ a new AI tool.

82nd Anniversary Commemoration: Free Acupuncture Camp Honors Dr. Dwarka Nath Kotnis’s Sacrifice in the Indian Medical Mission to China

From Deepfakes to Data Security: Modi Addresses Critical Challenges in AI Evolution

Prime Minister Modi Launches Global Partnership on AI Summit in New Delhi, Affirming India’s Dedication to Ethical AI Deployment

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UN Global Climate Action Awards: Recognizing Resilience and Energy Transition in Youth-Led Initiatives. Know What’s more.

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