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Aditya MathurAIR 98· 2024

Question 6GS3GS3

How can the resilience of Indian coastal communities be strengthened to tackle the growing natural hazards resulting from climate change? (Answer in 150 words)

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Introduction

According to IMO, 5700LL 7EL ken of India's coast is vulnerable to natural hazards - Eg: cyclones.

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Main Body

Coastal Natural Hazards Increasing below due to global warming: Growth Natural Hazards: unlearning below due to global warming - - Sea level rise (ice cap melting) - Tsunami's - Coastal erosion Strengthen Resilience - DRAWS: 1.1. Strict Enforcement of coastal law - Eg: CRZ notification 1.2. Periodic Updatin: Ensure met chayil read (2) Governance: 2.1. Build resilience in coastal communite - Eg: Training in hazard 2.2. Use tech: to monitor threats - Eg: Early Warning for Tsunami 2.3. IEC Campaign: to discriminate nfo - Eg: Radio (3) Community Centric

3Community Centric: 3.1. Teach hazard mitigation to all people - Eg: Aapda Mila Scheme 3.2. Train: all people in school curriculum 3.3. Build community shelter for hazards Coastal Communities must be made resilient to build disaster - Must Bharat (Non-PN) Coastal Communities must be made resilient to build disaster - Must Bharat (Non-PN)
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Conclusion

Coastal Communities must be made resilient to build disaster - Must Bharat (Non-PN)

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Diagram

Diagram showing Tsunami and Coastal Hazards with branches for Sea level rise (ice cap melting), Tsunamis, and Coastal erosion

Topper

Aditya Mathur

AIR 982024

Subject & Paper

GS3GS3

Topic

Biodiversity and Environment

Coastal Ecosystem

Coastal resilience and disaster management

Writing Stats

173

Total words

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Paragraphs

community-focused and action-oriented

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