Archive · 6 Sep 2026
Kavya Calls for Borderless South Asian Climate Solutions
Climate change is affecting many South Asian countries.
Dr Kadiyam Kavya said countries should work together because weather problems cross borders.
She mentioned hotter temperatures, unusual rain, floods, droughts and less water.
These problems can hurt farms, jobs, health and economies.
She asked leaders to use more renewable and clean energy.
She also supported saving water, protecting nature and building greener communities.
She said farmers, women, young people, poor people and marginalised communities need special attention.
She encouraged India to share its green development experience with neighbouring countries.
Warangal MP Dr Kadiyam Kavya urged South Asian countries to cooperate on climate change.
She said rising temperatures, erratic rainfall, floods, droughts and water scarcity are already affecting the region.
Kavya called for renewable energy, water conservation, green infrastructure and biodiversity protection.
She urged policymakers to support vulnerable groups and strengthen climate-resilient agriculture and disaster warning systems.
Kavya asked India to share its renewable energy and green development experience with South Asian countries.
- Who
- Warangal MP Dr Kadiyam Kavya and South Asian policymakers.
- What
- A call for regional cooperation on climate change and sustainable development.
- When
- Not specified in the article.
- Where
- The South Asia Parliamentary Dialogue on Environment, Climate and Sustainable Development in Thimphu, Bhutan.
- Why
- Climate-related impacts, including extreme weather and water scarcity, are affecting agriculture, livelihoods, public health and economies across South Asia.
- Speaker
- Dr Kadiyam Kavya, Warangal MP
- Event
- South Asia Parliamentary Dialogue on Environment, Climate and Sustainable Development
- Location
- Thimphu, Bhutan
- Main message
- Climate change requires solutions that cross national borders.
- Proposed priorities
- Renewable energy, clean energy, water conservation, green infrastructure and biodiversity protection
- Vulnerable groups
- Farmers, women, youth, poor people and marginalised communities
- Additional measures
- Climate-resilient agriculture, efficient water management and stronger early warning systems