Bare ActsThe BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY ACT, 2002

Section 36

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5[Central Government to develop national strategies and plans for conservation, promotion and sustainable use of biological diversity.]—(1) The Central Government shall 6[in consultation with the State Government and Union territories] develop national strategies, plans, programmes for the conservation and promotion and sustainable use of biological diversity including measures for identification and monitoring of areas rich in biological resources, promotion of in situ, and ex situ, 7[conservation of biological resources, including cultivars, folk varieties and landraces, incentives] for research, training and public education to increase awareness with respect to biodiversity. (2) Where the Central Government has reason to believe that any area rich in biological diversity, biological resources and their habitats is being threatened by overuse, abuse or neglect, it shall issue directives to the concerned State Government to take immediate ameliorative measures, offering such State Government any technical and other assistance that is possible to be provided or needed. (3) The Central Government shall, as far as practicable wherever it deems appropriate, integrate the conservation, promotion and sustainable use of biological diversity into relevant 8[sectoral policies or cross-sectoral plans and programmes]. (4) The Central Government shall undertake measures,—

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