Evaluate the potential of biomanufacturing and bio-foundry in driving India's future towards a sustainable green economy.
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India has a target of carbon neutrality by 2070 as a part of its Panchamrit targets. Potential of biomanufacturing and bio-foundry: (1) Reduce carbon footprint - eg. bio-based fertilisers leading to reduction in methane emissions. (2) Sustainable manufacturing - (1) Organic product promotion - (2) Waste decomposition (cellular composting) - (3) Sector-specific carbon emission reduction - eg. green shipping (2030), electric vehicles. Havvel challenges persist: (1) Green investment crunch (2) Issue of green technology (3) Issue of greenwashing Way forward: (1) Replicate best practices (eg. microbes-based ocean cleaning) (2) Bio-plastics and waste reduction strategies (2) Green credit in biomanufacturing. This will help achieving SDG-7 and small transition to carbon neutrality.
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Diagram showing challenges persists section with branches for Green investment, Green technology, and Greenwashing issues; and Way forward section with three points
Komal Punia
Government Policies and Interventions - Design, Implementation and Issues
Government Schemes and Policies
Biotechnology and Sustainability
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