Which of the following is the most recent contribution of India having a global impact?

Correct option is B

The International Big Cat Alliance (IBCA) is a recent global initiative launched by India in 2023 to protect and conserve big cats. It reflects India's leadership in wildlife conservation and its commitment to protecting biodiversity globally. The IBCA focuses on the protection of seven major big cats: Tiger, Lion, Leopard, Snow Leopard, Puma, Jaguar, and Cheetah. The alliance aims to foster collaboration among nations for the conservation of these species.
Key Features of IBCA:
1. Aims to facilitate knowledge exchange and cooperation among member countries.
2. Promotes sustainable development and conservation efforts.
3. Encourages research and community-based strategies for big cat protection.
Other Initiatives:
· CDRI (a): Launched in 2019, it focuses on disaster-resilient infrastructure and is globally impactful but predates IBCA.
· ISA (c): Launched in 2015 to promote solar energy use globally, significantly impacting renewable energy deployment worldwide.
· Mission LiFE (d): Launched in 2022, it focuses on sustainable living but is not as recent as IBCA.
Information Booster: 1. International Big Cat Alliance (IBCA):
· Aims to strengthen the conservation of big cats globally.
· Promotes partnerships between governments, conservation organizations, and local communities.
2. Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure (CDRI):
· Focuses on resilient infrastructure to mitigate disaster risks.
· A collaborative initiative involving over 30 countries.
3. International Solar Alliance (ISA):
· Aims to mobilize $1 trillion for solar energy by 2030.
· Includes over 120 member countries, promoting solar technologies.
4. Mission LiFE (Lifestyle for Environment):
· Encourages environmentally friendly practices at the individual and community level.
· Focuses on behavior changes to promote sustainable living.
Key Points: 1. IBCA is the most recent global initiative by India, launched in 2023.
2. It focuses on the conservation of big cats and addresses biodiversity challenges.
3. Previous initiatives like CDRI and ISA also reflect India's commitment to global environmental and sustainable development goals.