Section 4

It is observed that sources of air pollution particularly in the National Capital Region consist of a variety of factors which are beyond the local limits of the National Capital Region. Special focus is required on all sources of air pollution which are associated with different economic sectors, including power, agriculture, transport, industry, residential and construction. Since air pollution is not a localised phenomenon, the effect is felt in areas even far away from the source, thus creating the need for regionallevel initiatives through inter-State and inter-city coordination in addition to multi-sectorial synchronization.

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4. It is observed that sources of air pollution particularly in the National Capital Region consist of a variety of factors which are beyond the local limits of the National Capital Region. Special focus is required on all sources of air pollution which are associated with different economic sectors, including power, agriculture, transport, industry, residential and construction. Since air pollution is not a localised phenomenon, the effect is felt in areas even far away from the source, thus creating the need for regionallevel initiatives through inter-State and inter-city coordination in addition to multi-sectorial synchronization.