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Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Bishnu Prasad Paudel has said that the issue of climate change is not a country-specific issue but a global issue.
In a program held in Kathmandu on Saturday, Deputy Prime Minister Paudel also said that Nepal is at high risk of climate change. Paudel said that the effects of climate change are clearly visible in the economic, social and infrastructure sectors.
Deputy Prime Minister Paudel said that in order to reduce the effects of climate change, all countries should work together to find a solution. He said that Nepal's role in climate change is insignificant compared to the effects and effects of climate change on Nepal. He said that it is important to make efforts to reduce and adapt climate emissions as much as possible with your resources and means.
Deputy Prime Minister Paudel said that the issue of climate change should not be made a particular country. "Nepal is at a high risk of climate change and its effects are clearly visible in the economic, social and infrastructure sectors," he said. For this, Nepal has been continuously raising its voice even at the international level about the fact that all countries should work together to find a solution.'
Deputy Prime Minister Paudel said that Nepal's role in climate change is negligible compared to the impact and impact of climate change on Nepal. "Climate change has also adversely affected international trade, which is the engine of economic growth," he said.
Finance Minister Paudel also said that climate change poses a challenge to economic growth and its sustainability and food security in South Asia, which is an important part of the world economy. Paudel said that South Asia region is diverse in terms of geographic, economic and social inequality and when a large part of the population is below the poverty line, everyone should be aware that the effect of climate change can create greater economic and social inequality.
