The basic purpose of the programme was to make the regulators understand the unique nature of the environmental and developmental challenges facing India and how India has tried to reconcile over the years. The programme emphasized the expanding role of environmental regulators with the changing nature of environmental governance.
It discussed the role and power of environment regulators defined under different acts and rules, understanding process and procedures for evidence collection and filling cases, role of judiciary, PILs, environmental courts and tribunals, environmental standards, their rationale and how they are developed, administrative tools to perform monitoring and inspection for ensuring compliance The programme provided the participants practical experience on the issues relating to environmental pollution in India and consisted of lectures, class exercises, group discussions, field visits, compliance monitoring and inspection exercises etc.
The programme also included lectures and discussions for one week on compliance, monitoring and enforcement from Environmental Officers of Swedish Environmental Protection Agency.
The training programme consisted of following sessions:-
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JITENDRA H. PURATE MAHENDRA SINGH S.V. AUTI S. SRINIVAS YOOFRANKY H LALOO DENZA CARDOZO SEBASTIO BARRETO J. SUMATHI NAMDEV PANDURANG DARSEWAD |
R. R. BHANWAR A. SRI SAMYUKTHA RAVINDRA ANKUSH RAO JADHAV MANISH G. BARAD PHILBERT NIYONZIMA RAHUL R. KANAUJIA NARSIM HULU. G. NAINISH ISHVARLAL KAPADIA Dr D Chinappa Reddy |
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“The course was very well designed and conceptualized. The practical knowledge gained in the course of the programme can very well be utilized in our work on field.” |
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The course is moulding environmental regulators keeping in mind the past, present and future environmental issues. We gained excellent knowledge of new practices and ideas to deal with pollution and manage our environment. |
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