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No CCUS funds spent in Odisha's eco-sensitive zones, ₹26.70 lakh incentives given

The question asked the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change to provide details on forest fire management tools, fund utilization for wildlife sanctuaries, agro-forestry projects, and Carbon Capture (CCUS) expenditure in Odisha.

Asked by Shri Sukanta Kumar Panigrahi; Answered by the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (Minister Shri Bhupender Yadav).

  • Satellite alerts (FAST 3.0 and Van Agni Geo-portal) are used for forest fire management in Odisha.
  • Drones have not been deployed for forest fire management in Kandhamal and Nayagarh districts.
  • ₹26.70 lakh in financial incentives were provided to 315 Van Suraksha Samitis in Kandhamal and Nayagarh districts over the last three years.
  • Financial assistance under the Project Tiger component was allocated to Satkosia Tiger Reserve (including Baisipalli Wildlife Sanctuary) for 2023-24, 2024-25, and 2025-26.
  • No expenditure was incurred on agro-forestry projects for Tribals and Scheduled Caste communities in Boudh and Kandhamal districts in the last three years.
  • ₹2.59 crores was spent on compensatory afforestation along National Highway-57 in Boudh district during 2024-25.
  • No expenditure was incurred under the Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage (CCUS) technology fund in the last three years.

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Parliamentary Q&A 27.07.2026
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Official titleEcosystem Conservation and CCUS Expenditure in Odisha
Source bodyParliament of India — Questions & Answers (Lok Sabha, starred)
Reference numberLS Q109 (Session 8)
Statusclosed (question)
Year27.0
Closing date
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