Second International Forum (9-10 March 2022) Organized by IGES Japan

ZERO CARBON CITYPRESENTED BY:

DR. SAMEER M. DESHKARVISVESVARAYA NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYDEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING

Organized by :

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Actions taken by local governments to strengthen their adaptive
capacity against climate change impacts
Seven out of the top 10 most affected hotspot
districts in India belong to the Vidarbha region ofMaharashtra.
Nagpur is one of the hotspots in India.
Nagpur is vulnerable to changes in average weather

NAGPUR METROPOLITAN AREA (MAHARASHTRA)• Nagpur district consist ofNagpur Metropolitan Area
• Comprises of 9Tehsils

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Actions taken by local governments to strengthen their adaptive
capacity against climate change impacts
URBAN PARKS AND GARDENS IN NAGPUR
NATURAL ASSET MAP OF NAGPUR
AUTHORITY

NO. OF PARKS/ GARDENS

AREA (ACRES)

NMC

131155

NIT

53110

FOREST DEPARTMENT

150DR. ANJABRAO DESHMUKH KRISHIVIDYAEETH

375

TOTAL188390

GREEN COVER AND BIODIVERSITY
2011: 2143838
TREE CENSUS
2022: 2500000 (Projected)
Heritage Tree Age of Tree, UID & 31 other attributes (amendment 2021 in Tree act)

GREEN SPACE DEVELOPMENTAmrut Gardens Created of Rs 4.47 Cr. : 07 nos.
Theme Base Garden of Rs. 7.00 Cr. :05 nos.

25km Green Buffer present on Road Divider
41km Green Buffer preparation on Road Divider is in progress

GREEN BUFFER

BIODIVERSITY

Prepared the Local Public Biodiversity Registered (Submitted to StateBiodiversity Board)

TREE PLANTATION
In 2021 NMC planted 8008 Trees, Covering 62000 sqm with a Survival rate of 83%

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CHARGING INFRASTRUCTUREPROPOSED E-BUSES FLEETPLANNING BY NMC

LOCATION

CATEGORY

Area (Ha)WatodaMother Charging Station

4.5

Lakadganj (In Operation)

Opportunity Charging

0.36

West Zone

Wadi Naka

Opportunity Charging

1.13

North Zone

Koradi

Opportunity Charging

1.78

South Zone

Khapri

Opportunity Charging

3.54

Morbhavan

Opportunity Charging

2.33

Zero Mile

Opportunity Charging

0.41

Reshim Bagh 50 KW

Solar Powered EV Charging
Station0.15

CATEGORYNo.

East ZoneNMT INITIATIVE

Centre Zone
Suresh Bhatt
Sabhagruha•••

Total 13 km cycle track developed.
Public Bike sharing (PBS) started at all Metro stations
Tri-party MoU to be signed between NMC, Metro andAgencies for PBS

BY OTHER ENTITY

LOCATION
Maha Metro

Selected Metro
StationOpportunity Charging

25

Nagpur Smart City

Charging Station

Opportunity Charging

13

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LED STREET LIGHTS IN THE MISSION PERIODBEFORE 2017

Total Conventional Street Lights

129040 Nos.

Actual Load17.36 MW

Actual Consumption in Lacs

556 Units

IN 2022
Total No. of Street Lights

152569 Nos.

Actual Load

8.23 MW

Energy Saving

52%

Conventional Street Lights Left forConversion

835 Nos.

ENERGY CONSERVATION PROJECT• Total conventional Sodium Vapor lamps by LED• Total 1. 45 Lakh Street lights replaced from2017

ENERGY AUDIT OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS &ENERGY SAVING EFFORTS BY NMC• In 2018-2019, replaced of all conventional in NMC
buildings by energy efficient LED Lights.
• Also replaced all celling fans of 80 Watt plus by energy
efficient celling fan of 50 Watt.
• Energy saving potential Rs. 92 Lakhs and Total
expenditure Rs. 250 Lakhs.
• It is encouraged by NMC to state government & privatebuildings to adopt energy efficiency majors

SOLAR INSTALLATION ON ROOFTOP OR
IN COMPLEXES OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS•• Total energy savings to the tune of 52%
as compared to energy consumption in 2017,
despite the hike in tariff.
• Budgetary provision is being made toprovide street lights in non eliminated areain the city.

•200 KVA Roof top Solar plantis installed in 2017 at LateSuresh Bhatt Auditorium thishas resulted use of renewableenergy.
3.5 KVA Roof top Solar plantis being installed at Hedgeware-library01

Actions taken by local governments to strengthen their adaptive
capacity against climate change impacts
CLIMATE ACTION PLAN PROCESSGHG EMISSION INVENTORY (2017-18)
Energy Consumption for Nagpur

7.09 GJ/capita

GHG Emission for

GHG Emission Per Capita

Nagpur

1.13 tCO2e

India (Average)

1.96 tCO2e

World (Average)

6.55 tCO2e

SECTOR-WISE GHG EMISSION INVENTORY (2017-18)

CLIMATE RESILIENT CITY ACTION PLAN••

Following the Climate Resilient Cities methodology- an action planning process tailor made for localgovernments for the development of a Climate
Resilient City Action Plan.
Includes sectoral mitigation and adaptation
strategies based on GHG inventory, Climate risk
and vulnerability assessment and City’s needs

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NMC VULNERABILITY HOTSPOTS (2021)

NMC LOW LYING AFFECTED WARDS (2021)
WARDS WITH ONE OR
MORE LOW LYING AREASNMC CLIMATE VULNERABILITY GREENCOVER VS SURFACETEMPERATURE ( MARCH 2021)

NMC VULNERABLE PEOPLE-MAJOR SLUMS (2021)
WARDS WITH FIVEOR MORE SLUMSWhat roles local governments can play to achieve the global
goal on adaptation?

STATE

NATIONAL

GLOBAL

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The Government of India launched National Action Plan on Climate Change (NAPCC) on 30 thJune, 2008 outlining eight NationalMissions on climate change.
National Mission on
Sustainable Habitat
National Water Mission

National Solar Mission
National Mission for Enhanced
Energy Efficiency

National Mission for Sustaining
the Himalayan Eco-system
National Mission for a Green India

Council for Climate ChangeState Action Plan on Climate Change (SAPCC)

National Mission for
Sustainable Agriculture
National Mission on Strategic
Knowledge for Climate Change

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What roles local governments can play to achieve the global
goal on adaptation?

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What collaboration are necessary to strengthen local actions
on climate adaptation?

FOREST-RURAL
FOREST DEPT.
/COMMUNITYRURAL-RURALPERIURBAN-URBAN FOREST-RURAL-PERIURBANURBANCORPORATE SECTORCORPORATE SECTOR//MJP/NGOs/CBO/NMC/ULB/VP
COMMUNITY

MJP/NGOs/CBO/NMC/ULB/VP/INSTITUTIONS/URBAN-RESIDENTSLEVELSSTAKEHOLDERS

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What are challenges to strengthen adaptation policies andactions at local level?

COMMUNITY
AWARENESSSTAKEHOLDERENGAGEMENTURBAN-RURALPARTNERSHIPSLOCALACTIONSPOLICY
COORDINATIONTECHNOLOGICALINTERVENTIONSTHANKYOU