It is one of the eight climate change missions of India. It is a recognition of the fact that climate change is likely to have impacts on river systems, sea levels, in temperature all of which result in change in energy consumption along with socio-economic and demographic linkages. The rural and landless populace is more likely to bear the brunt in cases of forced migrations as with little technical skills, they are forced to live a life of penury in urban areas.
The National Mission on sustainable Habitat has been established with the following objectives-
Salient Features of the National Mission on Sustainable Habitat
Know more about NMSH on The Ministry of Urban Development, Government of India
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