Nature-based solutions: A New Approach to Climate Change and Biodiversity Loss By Rizwan Uz Zaman and Dr Golak B Patra, Bikash Kalita
Abstract
In recent times, Nature-based results (NBS) have surfaced as innovative strategies for communities to enhance profitable adaptability by employing ecosystem services. These approaches offer multiple profitable benefits, including job creation, bettered water access, enhanced agrarian yields, and increased climate adaptability. NBS also play a pivotal part in mollifying climate change through carbon insulation and flood tide control. Successful NBS systems precisely balance both ecological sustainability and community profitable requirements. This case study examines colourful recent NBS enterprises by governmental and non-governmental associations in Assam, pressing their effectiveness in erecting community adaptability while delivering environmental benefits. The exploration explores how NBS induce green employment openings that strengthen community adaptability and cover original ecosystems. While some jobs directly stem from NBS systems, others arise from increased eco-friendly profitable conditioning in the region also, the study emphasizes NBS’s part in women’s commission through stable income generation and bettered capacity to repel climate and profitable shocks. This exploration aims to support colourful Sustainable Development Goals and align with the Assam State Action Plan on Climate Change.
Keywords: nature-based results, carbon insulation, climate change, sustainable development
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