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In a push to support projects promoting a circular economy and climate-oriented reform actions, the Union Cabinet has approved the City Investments to Innovate, Integrate and Sustain 2.0 (CITIIS 2.0). The scheme will run for a period of four years from 2023 to 2027.CITIIS 2.0 aims to leverage and scale up the learnings of CITIIS 1.0, which was launched in 2018 by the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs with a total outlay of Rs 933 crore.The funding for CITIIS 2.0 would include a loan of 200 million euros or Rs 1,760 crore with AFD and German development bank KfW contributing 100 million euros each, and a technical assistance grant of 12 million euros or Rs 106 crore from the EU.All states and Union territories will be eligible for support on demand basis. The states will be provided support to (a) set-up/strengthen their existing climate centres/climate cells/ equivalents; (b) create state- and city-level climate data observatories; (c) facilitate climate-data-driven planning, and develop climate action plans; and (d) build capacities of municipal functionaries.To achieve these objectives, the PMU or programme management unit at NIUA will coordinate the provision of technical assistance and strategic support to state governments.
In India, which government authority approved the cultivation of GM Bt cotton in March 2002?
Which one of the following mineral is the main source of Boron in soils
Which holds good at Break Even Point ?
Which species covers the largest area under cotton cultivation in India?
According to the law of demand
International Food Safety standards are developed by
What percentage of road transport fuels worldwide is represented by biofuels?
What constitutional amendment led to the incorporation of Panchayat Raj institutions in India?
The early maturing variety of potato is:
Which among the following is NOT the element of learning situation :