India launches framework to certify voluntary environmental actions

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India has introduced a new national framework to certify voluntary environmental initiatives. The framework, launched by the Environment Ministry, aims to encourage industries and organizations to adopt sustainable practices. It will measure and recognize environmental impact through a transparent process. This initiative is intended to complement existing regulatory compliance and promote a market for green credits.

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