Environmental issues and development: clean india movement

The rapid economic growth experienced by India over the past decade and a half has come with some unwelcome consequences. The rapid industrialization and economic growth has resulted in unhealthy air and water pollution affecting infant mortality rates and life expectancy rates (Striessing, Schbpp, and Amann, 2013). Using extensive secondary research, this paper suggests a series of steps to educate people about the government measure towards cleanliness and how that binds with the economical and financial status of India. The cornerstone of the prescription for improvements in the environment is a collaborative arrangement that brings together the various government agencies, the citizens, SMEs, large domestic companies, and NGOs to participate in a collaborative arrangement to educate, streamline effective policies, develop the necessary institutional infrastructure, and provide adequate funding for improving the environment which now Swacch Bharat Abhiyan has been trying to do from 2014. In addition, traditional agricultural practices contribute conjointly to the decimation of the subcontinent's environmental system.