Agriculture Minister Receives Suggestions on Climate Policy 2083
Summary
Various civil society groups, including Oxfam and the Non-Governmental Organizations Federation Nepal, have submitted suggestions on the Climate Policy 2083 to Agriculture, Forest and Environment Minister Gita Chaudhary in Kathmandu. Chaudhary said the policy will move ahead only after reviewing stakeholder feedback and ensuring youth participation and inclusivity.
Key Points
- Civil society representatives, Oxfam, the Non-Governmental Organizations Federation Nepal, and over 40 organizations submitted suggestions on Climate Policy 2083.
- Agriculture, Forest and Environment Minister Gita Chaudhary said the policy will be advanced only after a thorough review of stakeholder input.
- Chaudhary stressed youth participation, inclusivity, and meaningful involvement from different sectors in climate policy formulation.
- She said Nepal must present its climate-change experiences and priorities in international forums and take a leading role on the issue.
