Archive · 2 Jul 2025
Tripura Implements Forest Protection Projects, Says Minister
The government of Tripura is starting three projects to help protect its forests and the people who live there.
These projects are being paid for by other countries and organizations.
The first one is funded by Japan, the second by Germany, and the third by the World Bank.
The goal of these projects is to take care of the forests and help the people who depend on them for their homes and food.
The Forest and Environment Minister Animesh Debbarma is overseeing these projects.
Tripura is implementing three externally aided projects for forest protection.
The projects aim to protect forests and support forest dwellers.
The first project is funded by Japan via the Japan International Cooperation Agency.
The second project is funded by Germany through the bank KfW.
The third project is funded by the World Bank and worth Rs 1,764.94 crore.
- Who
- The Tripura government and the state's Forest and Environment Minister Animesh Debbarma.
- What
- Tripura is implementing three externally aided projects for forest protection and the livelihood of forest dwellers.
- When
- The announcement was made on Tuesday.
- Where
- Tripura
- Why
- To ensure the protection of forests and support forest dwellers.
- State
- Tripura
- Project Goal
- Forest Protection and livelihood of forest dwellers
- Number of Projects
- 3
- Funding Sources
- Japan, Germany, World Bank
- World Bank Project Cost
- Rs 1,764.94 crore
- Government Official
- Forest and Environment Minister Animesh Debbarma