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In this context, effective wetland mitigation strategies are essential for safeguarding these invaluable ecosystems and ensuring their continued benefits for future generations.

The concept of the Citizen’s Charter was initially introduced and implemented in the United Kingdom in 1991 under Prime Minister John Major’s

Wetland ecosystems face an array of challenges, encompassing both biotic and abiotic factors that pose significant risks to their well-being.

E-governance, employing information and communication technology (ICT), revolutionizes the delivery of government services, facilitates transactions

Wetland ecosystems represent transitional zones between terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems, forming an ecotone.

Mangroves, the resilient coastal ecosystems characterized by salt-tolerant trees and shrubs, face a myriad of threats that endanger their existence and the vital services they provide to both terrestrial and marine environments.

The bedrock of a responsible and responsive government lies in the principles of transparency and accountability. These principles ensure that decisions

The unique and intricate root system of mangroves creates a sheltering environment, fostering an ecologically benign space for various organisms, particularly in the Sunderbans, which stands as the world’s largest mangrove forest with extensive species diversity. 

The annual report, The State of the World’s Mangroves 2022, recently published by the Global Mangrove Alliance (GMA), presents the latest information on the status of mangrove forests. 

Thomas Jefferson once remarked, “Information is the currency of democracy.” Enacted in 2005, the Right to Information Act (RTI) stands as a groundbreaking