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FOREST, ENVIRONMENTAND CLIMATE CHANGE
Con ten t s
Advantage Jharkhand
Forest Scenario in India
Environment & Climate Change in India
Forest Scenario in Jharkhand
National Parks and Wildlife Sanctuaries in Jharkhand
Policy Intervention & Investment Opportunities
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Investment Climate Strong Policy Forest Rich Resources
Medicinal plants availability Bio-Diversity
¤st [1]Ranked 1 in Labor reforms and inspection related compliances in India
¤ Endowed with 40% of India's mineral wealth. Leading producer of steel, coal, st ndmica and copper in India (1 rank in coal, 2 rank in Iron Ore, Apatite rock 3rd
rdphosphate, Cobalt, Silver Ore and 3 rank in Copper, Graphite)
¤ Man days lost due to industrial strife lowest in India & Long history of industrial [2]
harmony
¤st [3]
1 in country to have SWAN under NeGP and CSC in rural areas
[4]10.5% GSDP growth rate - Second fastest in
[5]Eastern India
thRanked 5 Foreign Direct Investment FDI
[6]destination in India
thRanked 7 in "Ease of Doing Business" in India in 2016 with an
[7]Evaluation score of 96.57%
[1] World Bank Report on Assessment of State Implementation of Business Reforms [2] Indian Labour Journal -2015 [3] SWAN: State wide Area Network; CSC: Common Service Centers [4] GSDP – Gross State Domestic Product [5]CAGR during 2004-05 to 2014-15 [6] Source: FDI Intelligence Survey [7] World Bank Report
Advantage Jharkhand
Advantage Jharkhand
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15.3%
7.7% 7.5%3.6%
19.0%16.5%
3.5% 4.7%
20.3%
29.5%
21.3%
Forest Scenario in India
Class Area (Sq.Kms) % of Geographical Area
Very Dense Forest 85,904 2.61
Moderate Dense Forest 3,15,374 9.59
Open Forest 3,00,395 9.14
[1]Total Forest Cover 7,01,673 21.34
Tree Cover 92,572 2.82
Total Forest Tree Cover 7,94,245 24.16
Scrub 41,362 1.26
Non Forest 25,44,228 77.40
Total Geographical Area 32,87,263 100.00
Forest Cover in Different Density Classes Forest Cover Map of India
Source: India State of Forest Report, 2015
Forest Cover in States
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Environment and Climate Change in India
Change in average PM levels in India, from 2000 to 20122.5
India climbed 6 ranks in 2016 year
from 31 to 25 in Climate Change
Performance Index (CCPI).
Pledged to reduce emission
intensity upto 35% by 2030
Rapid increase in capacity addition
of Renewable Energy total share
from 3.3 % ( in 2002) to
13.9% (in 2015)
Targets to use non-fossil fuel
sources for 40% of installed power
capacity by 2030
Particular Description
CCPI Rank 2016 25
CCPI Rank 2015 31
Share of Global GDP 6.77%
Share of World Population 17.56%
Share of CO2 emissions 5.81%
Share of Global Primary Energy Supply 5.73%
Climate Change Performance Index
Note: Above map is estimated from satellite-based aerosol measurements (μg/m3 )
Source: Climate change Performance Index(CCPI)
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Forest Scenario in Jharkhand
Legend
Very Dense forest
Moderately Dense forest
Open forest
Scrub
Water bodies
Forest Cover Map of Jharkhand
Nonforest70%
Very Dense Forest
3%
Moderatly Dense Forest
12%
Open Forest
14%
Scrub1%
Forest in Jharkhand
Particular Description
Forest cover within recorded Forest area 12,149 Sq.kms
Forest cover outside recorded Forest Area 23,478 Sq.Kms
Forest cover with Green wash 17,714 Sq Kms
Forest cover with outside green wash 5,764 Sq.kms
Total Forest cover 23,478 Sq.Kms
Tree Cover 2,783 Sq.Kms
Per capita Forest & Tree Cover 0.080 ha
India’s Forest & Tree Cover 3.31%
Forest Cover
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Investment Opportunity in Herbal Market
Key trends in Herbal & Ayurvedic market
2004 2050
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Crude Herbs Finished Product Partially Prepared
Ayurvedic Export Market Herbal Market in India
$ 5 Tn
Ø As per the estimates of the WHO, nearly 80% of the world’s population depends on herbal medicine for their primary health care requirements.
Ø India is rapidly emerging as a key player for supplying medicinal plants to the world.
Ø The total Herbal market in India is nearly USD 60 bn.
Ø Exports of Ayurvedic medicines have reached a value of USD 100 million a year
Ø Leading players in the FMCG segment like the Hindustan Lever Limited (HLL), Dabur, Patanjali, Hamdard etc. are increasing their focus on Ayurveda.
Ø Contract farming of medicinal plant species through PPP mode which are in demand in the foreign market is seen as the key growth driver of the domestic herbal industry.
Ø With nearly 29% of forest cover & a wide variety of flora & fauna; Jharkhand can be a leading supplier of herbal & Ayurvedic products and may attract investment from the leading companies for processing of these raw materials
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National Parks and Wildlife Sanctuaries in Jharkhand
National Park & Area Districts Wildlife Sanctuaries (in Sq.Kms)
Palkot Sanctuary 183.13 Gumla
Gautam Buddha Sanctuary 100.00 Korarma
Mahuadanr Wolf Sanctuary 63.25 Palamu
Parasnath Sanctuary 49.33 Giridh
Topchanchi Sanctuary 8.75 Dhanbad
Udhwa Lake Bird Sanctuary 5.65 Sahebgunj
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Ü Most of National parks and wildlife sanctuaries are located in Northern parts of the state.
Ü Sloth Bear, Common langur, monkey, wild dog, cheetal, Sambhar, Nilgai, Wild boar, Barking deer, Hyaena, are few animals besides a large varieties of birds, reptiles, amphibians & insects are found in Jharkhand.
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National Park & Area Districts Wildlife Sanctuaries (in Sq.Kms)
Belta National Park 231.67 Palamu
Palamu Sanctuary 794.33 Palamu
Lawalong Sanctuary 207.00 Chatra
Dalma Sanctuary 193.22 Singhbhum (E)
Hazaribagh Sanctuary 186.25 Hazaribagh
Kodarma Sanctuary 177.35 Kodarma
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Policy Interventions Jharkhand State Pollution Control Board - Online Consent Management and Monitoring System (OCMMS)
[1] CTE : Consent to Establish [2] CTO : Consent to Operate
t Online Consent Management and Monitoring System (OCMMS)- Started from 1.04.2015
[1] [2]t CTE & CTO starting from submission of application with fee till final disposal are
online
t SMS alerts related to clarification/show cause/grant/rejection of application related to consent are sent to the unit
t Digitally signed certificated are available in public domain along with the facility for downloading the same from the portal
t Provision of android based mobile application – started from 5.6.2015
t Integration of OCMMS with Single Window System of the Government of Jharkhand
t Provision of auto-renewal of consent to operate on self-certification for green and orange category industries
t Mandated on-line submission of inspection report within 48 hours to the department
t Allowed third part certification for orange high risk categories of industries by empaneling multiple vendors of Jharkhand
t Computerized risk assessment for identifying establishments that need to be inspected
t Adoption of categorization of industries into red, orange, green and white categories by Central Pollution from 1.4.2016
t Integrated all services of Pollution Control Board with Jharkhand Single Window Portal: www.advantage.jharkhand.gov.in
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Policy Interventions Others
[1] JSPCB: Jharkhand State Pollution Control Board
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t Rehabilitation of waste lands at priority and increased pace
t Thrust on greening through linear plantations and Plantation on Private land
t Strengthening linkages of livelihood enhancement of forest dependent households through forest based activities
t Encouragement to Minor Forest Produce sector through better procurement, Processing and Production
t Enhanced Geospatial and ICT based forest management
t Capacity building and skill development of officials and members of Joint Forest Management Committees
t Online facility to obtain permission for tree felling and transit permit[1]
t Online Consent Management System through mobile application in JSPCB
t CTO given by JSPCB valid for a minimum period of five years
t Third Party Audit: Organizing third party audit for better compliance of environmental laws
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Contact detailsMr. Sukhdev SinghPrincipal SecretaryDepartment of Forest Environmentand Climate Change, JharkhandRanchi, Jharkhand - 834002Mob: 9431104455Phone: 0651-2491669e-mail: [email protected]
Contact detailsMr. A. K. Rastogi,Special SecretaryDepartment of Forest Environmentand Climate Change, JharkhandMob: 7543075383Phone: 0651-2491098e-mail: [email protected]
Contact detailsMr. A. K. Pandey IAS Chairman Jharkhand State Pollution Control Board Mob: 9934347806Ph - [email protected]
