Banking service chronicle

Banking service chronicle

Banking service chronicle this article was published in the magazine  learning from best practices some states have devised innovative initiatives to strengthen the delivery of social services. those can be replicated in other areas as well. other best practices to learn how investing in social infrastructure can be beneficial initiative detail pota cabins chattisgarh it is an innovative educational initiative that has helped reduce the number of out-of-school children and improve enrolment and retention of children in left wing extremism affected villages of dantewada district. Banking service chronicle magazine the schools are built with impermanent materials like bamboo and plywood. dhara vikas sikkim it is an innovative programme to revive and maintain drying springs in sikkim. it is helping to alleviate the problem of rural water scarcity by reducing surface runoff of rainwater and allowing more water to percolate down to recharge underground aquifers which in turn ensures increased discharge from springs Banking service chronicle magazine subscription

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shine india monthly magazine this article was published in the magazine  easy access to credit bring out an attractive loan product with minimum collateral administrative costs and lower interest rates which should be widely circulated among pmay-g beneficiaries in their vernacular language. awareness generation for optimum utilization of the awaas app among the rural populace there is an imperative need to educate people about the operation through imparting training programmes at panchayat levels and create help groups. shine india monthly magazine subscription effective convergence with other schemes removing the gaps and shortcomings by establishing close coordination with the concerned ministries and departments. ensuring timely release of funds from the centre and state government. conclusion reducing rural housing shortage and improving the quality of housing especially for the poor is important for poverty alleviation and inclusive development of the country. currently pmay-g only provides for the construction of new houses. government should explore the possibility of expanding the program to cover the repair or upgradation of existing houses. this could benefit for a greater number of households shine india monthly magazine telugu

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shine india monthly magazine this article was published in the magazine  this can be achieved by increasing the efficiency of cooling technologies — air conditioners ceiling fans and chillers — which can save 30% energy by 2037-38. passive cooling strategies passive cooling strategies for buildings in cities can reduce energy usage by 20-30% by 2038. a drop in the temperature of a building by one degree celsius could lower peak electricity demand for cooling by two-four per cent. district cooling systems (dcs) dcs are centralized cooling techniques for clusters of buildings instead of individual buildings which is much more efficient. district cooling should be made mandatory for real estate complexes that are of high density. shine india monthly magazine telugu buy dcs generates chilled water in a central plant which can then be distributed to multiple buildings via underground insulated pipes. cold chain and refrigeration it is suggested to use concessional finance from multilateral development banks like the world bank for investments in strategies to plug the gaps in the cold chain distribution networks such investments can help reduce food loss by about 76% and decrease carbon emissions by 16% shine india monthly magazine subscription.

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Meri saheli magazine subscription this article was published in magazine  coordinated by the pact for the restoration of the atlantic forest and the trinational network for the restoration of the atlantic forest. abu dhabi marine restoration united arab emiratesaim to restore coral mangrove and seagrass in abu dhabi creating a refuge for the dugong a fast-disappearing aquatic mammal. coordinated by the environment agency – abu dhabi. meri saheli magazine price great green wall for restoration and peace burkina faso djibouti eritrea ethiopia mali mauritania niger senegal sudan chad aim to restore savanna grasslands and farmlands across an 8000km belt of africa known as the sahel. coordinated by pan-african great green wall agency initiative of the great green wall for the sahara and the sahel burkina faso unep finance initiative etc.. namami gange india Meri saheli magazine yearly subscription

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csr gktoday

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csr gktoday published this article page no 18 this article was published in magazine  ins arihant is indias ssbn. it is a nuclearpowered attack submarine armed with non-nuclear weapons. designed to engage in mine warfare seek out and destroy enemy ships and support battle group operations. only six countries currently have nuclearpowered submarinesuk us china russia india and france they have diesel engines. best current affairs magazines battery capacity constrain amount of time a diesel sub can stay underwater leading to frequent resurfacing. indias ssks include shishumar class (from germany); kilo class or sindhughosh class (from russia); kalvari class scorpene submarines. in related development arnala first of the eight indigenously-built anti-submarine warfare shallow water craft (asw-swc) was launched recently csr gktoday magazine subscription. 

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shine india monthly magazine

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shine india monthly magazine published this article page no 6 this article was published in the magazine 15th cop to the convention on biological diversity why in news recently first part of 15th meeting of the conference of the parties (cop) to the united nations convention on biological diversity (cbd) was held virtually in kunming china. more on the news the main objective of the cop 15 was to develop and adopt a post-2020 “global biodiversity framework” to replace and update the strategic plan for biodiversity (spb) 2011-2020 and aichi biodiversity targets. o according to the findings of fifth global biodiversity outlook (gbo-5) report at the global level none of the 20 targets have been fully achieved. shine india monthly magazine telugu parties will reconvene in at the resumed session of cop-15 in kunming china in mid-2022 for further negotiations and to come to a final agreement on the post-2020 global biodiversity framework. key outcomes of the conference adoption of kunming declaration the declaration called for urgent and integrated action to reflect biodiversity considerations in all sectors of the global economy. more than 100 nations including india made commitments to-ensure the development adoption and implementation of an effective post2020 global biodiversity frame work reverse the current loss of biodiversity ensure that biodiversity is put on a path to recovery by 2030 at the latest.

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shine india monthly magazine published this article page no 5 this article was published in the magazine prevalent processes responsible for desertification/ land degradation in the country water erosion (11.01% in 2018-19) followed by vegetation degradation (9.15% in 2018-19) and wind erosion (5.46% in 2018-19). state wise findings in 2018-19 around 23.79% of the area undergoing desertification/land degradation was contributed by rajasthan maharashtra gujarat karnataka ladakh ut jharkhand odisha madhya pradesh and telangana (in descending order). states like jharkhand rajasthan delhi gujarat and goa are showing more than 50% area under desertification/land degradation. international efforts to combat land degradation united nations convention to combat desertification (unccd) established in 1994 it is the sole legally binding international agreement linking environment and development to sustainable land management. it addresses specifically the arid semi-arid and dry sub-humid areas known as the drylands where some of the most vulnerable ecosystems and peoples can be found. india has signed and ratified the agreement. shine india monthly magazine at cop 14 in 2019 the delhi declaration was adopted to focus on better access and stewardship over land with gender-sensitive transformative projects shine india monthly magazine subscription

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