Haryana Clean Air Project for Sustainable Development
- Recently, the state government announced that it will soon roll out a Rs 10,000-crore ten-year comprehensive project funded by the World Bank to address air pollution.
- It will be implemented across the state in a phased manner.
- The initial phase involves enhancements to Haryana's air quality monitoring infrastructure.
- This encompasses the establishment of a cutting-edge laboratory and the modernisation of four existing ones.
- Additionally, a dedicated programme management unit will be established to oversee the project's implementation.
- The project also aims to combat stubble burning by promoting in-situ crop residue management ....
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