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100			_aDubash KNavroz
245		0	_aIndian climate change policy: Exploring a co-benefits based approach
260			_bEconomic & Political weekly _c2013
300			_a47-61
520			_aThere is a growing body of climate-related policy in India; at the same time, there is no clear and consistent approach or framework that directs and guides these efforts. In this paper, we propose and develop a methodology for operationalising a co-benefits approach to climate policy formulation. We use the technique of multi-criteria analysis, which requires making choices between and examining trade-offs across multiple objectives of policy, such as growth, inclusion and environment. In addition, we develop a framework for consideration of implementation issues. We focus on policies related to energy; but we believe the approach can also be modified to address adaptation concerns. The structured tool of the sort proposed here would hopefully contribute to more informed and deliberative decision-making on climate-related issues.
650			_aClimate change policy
700			_aRaghunandan D
700			_aSant Girish
700			_aSreenivas Ashok
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