IndiaThe 4th Indo-German Environmental Forum, themed 'Together For More Resilience,' will take place in Delhi on Tuesday, co-chaired by India's Union Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav and Germany's counterpart Carsten Schneider. The forum represents the highest-level bilateral engagement on environmental policy between the two nations, having occurred annually since 2008. It brings together policymakers, private-sector representatives, think tanks, and NGOs to address challenges and opportunities in low-carbon industries, biodiversity conservation, resource efficiency, and sustainable finance. The event follows three joint working groups on climate change, biodiversity, and circular economy, highlighting growing cooperation in sustainable technologies and the green economy.
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