Dehradun-The 12th meeting of the Compensatory Afforestation Fund Management and Planning Authority (CAMPA) Project Steering Committee was held below the chairmanship of Chief Secretary Anand Bardhan. Important choices associated to forest conservation, soil-water conservation, human-wildlife battle prevention and forest fireplace administration had been taken within the meeting.
Instructions for main soil-water conservation initiatives in every division
The Chief Secretary directed the Forest Department officers to determine an enormous challenge in every forest division and put together a multidimensional proposal below soil-water conservation works.
Three built-in initiatives at state stage additionally
He directed to arrange proposals for a minimum of three large built-in initiatives on the state stage in coordination with SARA, Watershed and different associated departments/companies below water conservation.Emphasis on third social gathering audit and transparency
Instructions got to empanel three to 4 companies for remark and third social gathering audit of the works carried out below CAMPA and to conduct impartial analysis in numerous dimensions. Also, emphasis was laid on spending the price range with higher high quality, transparency and timeliness and strengthening monitoring of all works.Annual motion plan of Rs 339 crore accredited
In the meeting, approval was given to the annual motion plan of Rs 339 crore below CAMPA for the monetary 12 months 2026-27.Important choices to stop human-wildlife battle
As per the announcement of the Chief Minister, transit rescue facilities are to be established in all of the districts. 10 new rescue facilities had been included on this 12 months’s motion plan, for which Rs 19 crore was sanctioned.
Approval of Rs 8.6 crore was additionally given for prevention of human-wildlife battle.
Approval for building of housing for forest staff
Approval of Rs 10 crore was given for the development of residential buildings for forest personnel as much as the ranger stage in Dehradun and Haldwani in Garhwal and Kumaon areas.
Forest fireplace safety and help to forest panchayats
Rs 12 crore had been accredited for forest fireplace safety, which additionally included an quantity of Rs 2 crore for forest panchayats.
Rs 19.5 crore accredited for therapy of water streams
An quantity of Rs 19.5 crore was accredited for the therapy of water streams below soil-water conservation works.
In the meeting, Principal Secretary R.Ok. Sudhanshu, Secretary C. Ravi Shankar and Ranveer Singh Chauhan, Half Forest Department Ranjan Mishra, Chief Executive Officer CAMPA Kapil Lal, Principal Secretary Forest S.P. Subuddhi, Chief Conservator of Forests (Projects) Sudarshan Patnaik, Additional Secretary Himanshu Khurana and anxious officers had been current.