TEHRAN. The proposed national budget bill for next year (starting in March 21st 2022) includes 21 trillion Rials (around $78 Million) for the Department of Environment. This is nearly 75 percent more than the 12 trillion Rials budget (nearly $43 Million) that was approved for the current year.
The DOEs budget will be used to manage air pollution, sustainable conservation and exploitation of aqua ecosystems, conservation, restoration, refinement of onshore biodiversity and conservation of protected areas. Wildfire prevention and wildfire prevention will also be promoted.
The National Budget Bill for the Next Calendar Year (starting March 21, 2022), proposed 21 trillion Rials (around $78 Million) for Department of Environment. President Ebrahim Raisi presented the administrations draft for the national budget bill for Iran’s next calendar year 1401, to Majlis on 12/12. The proposed budget was approximately 36.31 quadrillion Rial (roughly $123 billion).
The bill’s main points are: Supplying basic goods, medical equipment, treatment and medication; securing livelihood; supporting productivity and employment; promoting non-oil exports, knowledge-based businesses and promoting and supporting them.
A national document was released in June on how to promote environmental protection culture. It outlines seven strategies and 54 actions that are intended to increase cross-sectoral or inter-institutional collaborations. It addresses issues like the environment, protection of the culture, education and protection of the environment, as well as social responsibility and life resources.
The document’s primary purpose is to protect the country’s environment and preserve its natural resources.
It is ready and willing to implement Article 50, which focuses primarily on issues such as the creation of an integrated national system for managing natural resources, coordination and systematic management of natural resource, criminalization of environmental degrading, preparation of ecological atlas and strengthening environmental diplomacy, expanding green economics, and promoting ethics and environmental culture.
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