1. UN will carry greater credibility and legitimacy and will
be more representative and effective in addressing the challenges of the 21st
century. Trends in demography, urbanization and migrations are posing new
challenges. Climate change and terrorism are new concerns. Cyber and Space are
entirely new frontiers of opportunities and challenges.
2. every district must have its own skill based program.
Prior to this one will have to perceive the facts that what are the small
industries in vogue in a district and to know the aspirations of education
among people living in district level.
3. Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) was a success for the
first commitment period ending in 2012. Demand-supply mismatch and low ambition
for emission reduction expressed by developed countries under the Kyoto
Protocol is a major cause for the slowdown of the well-established CDM market
thereafter. In addition, the unilateral decision taken by some countries to
restrict the benefits of CDM to Least Developed Countries (LDCs) only, and not
to other developing countries like India, has further reduced the confidence in
the Market mechanism. The real issue is how to make available the critical
technologies for the developing world at an affordable cost. To this end, India
is proposing that part of the Green Climate Fund (GCF) should be used for this
purpose, which will be a win-win proposal for all the stakeholders”
4. the current grid is not designed for carrying the 175
GigaWatts (GW) of renewable energy that India is targeting, and therefore a
complimentary effort is required on the grid side. Kochi Airport becoming a
solar-powered airport,
5. the State of Mizoram has a very bright opportunity to
develop itself and earn the distinction of being a “Bamboo State” of the Indian
Union. He said, the high level of production of bamboo from Mizoram can turn
out to be a major source of not only furniture but also paper to the rest of
the country. This could not only help generate revenue for the State but also
create job opportunities for youth outside the State-skill development
initiatives
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