Environmental conventions and organizations are important and favorite topics of UPSC. Every year, you will find at least one question related to this topic, making it crucial for us to revise.

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Krishna Tupe, one of the most loved faculty members amongst the students of UPSC Prep, will lead a revision session focusing on important environmental conventions and organizations. This video is crucial for a quick review of frequently asked questions in the UPSC prelims environment section. Be sure to watch it to enhance your preparation.

00:00 Climate Change Organisations - UNFCCC
04:47 Objective of UNFCCC
07:42 Conference of Parties (COP) & Operating Mechanism of UNFCCC
11:06 Environmental Financing - Global Environment Facility (GEF)
13:34 Green CLimate Fund (GCF)
19:09 Kyoto Protocol
25:03 Carbon Trading & Offset trading
27:29 International Emission Trading, Clean Development Mechanism, Joint Implementation
31:26 Paris Agreement
38:02 India's INDCs
44:39 Talanoa Dialogue & Gender action plan
49:17 COP 27, Sharmel-Sheikh (Egypt)
52:04 COP 28, Dubai, UAE
01:05:42 REDD and REDD+
01:09:35 IPCC
01:14:46 Green Economy
01:15:33 UNited Nations Conference on the Human Environment & UNCED
01:20:51 CITES
01:22:48 Basel Convention, Stockholm Convention etc.
01:32:03 CMS
01:36:29 UNCCD
01:39:50 Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)


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