Tripathi, Sudhanshu
Environment and sustainable development in South Asia - 2007 - p.123-44. - Jul - Sep
The problem of environmental degradation affecting ecological balance in South Asia has its roots in several factors particularly socio-economic backwardness, lack of popular participation in policy formation and lack of collective effort at national as well as regional level. A corrective to this situation would be proper utilisation of the forum of SAARC and also developing partnership among public, industry and government for achieving sustainable development assuring human well-being. - Reproduced.
Environment - South Asia
Sustainable development - South Asia
Environment
Environment and sustainable development in South Asia - 2007 - p.123-44. - Jul - Sep
The problem of environmental degradation affecting ecological balance in South Asia has its roots in several factors particularly socio-economic backwardness, lack of popular participation in policy formation and lack of collective effort at national as well as regional level. A corrective to this situation would be proper utilisation of the forum of SAARC and also developing partnership among public, industry and government for achieving sustainable development assuring human well-being. - Reproduced.
Environment - South Asia
Sustainable development - South Asia
Environment