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National Oil Spill Disaster Contingency Plan (NOSDCP)

Santhosh Kumar 24/11/2023

National Oil Spill Disaster Contingency Plan (NOSDCP) mind map
National Oil Spill Disaster Contingency Plan (NOSDCP)
Comprehensive Response Strategy
Response to oil spills in Indian waters
Importance for India
Third-largest importer of crude oil
Major chemical importer
Significant oil volume through ships
Stakeholders' Meeting
Chair
Director General of the Indian Coast Guard
Rakesh Pal
Location
Vadinagar, Gujarat
Participants
Major stakeholders
Ports
Petroleum companies
Indian Coast Guard
Focus
Enhancing preparedness
Handling oil spill disasters
Inherent Risks to Maritime Zones
Risks
Oil and chemicals spill
Affected Areas
Maritime zones
Connected coastlines
Home to
Large coastal populations
Diverse marine ecosystems
Industrial installations
Tourism industry infrastructure
Preventive Measures
Importance
Magnitude of potential impact
Stakeholders
Central coordinating agency
Ship owners
Oil handling facilities
Objectives
Prepare and implement strategies
Combat marine spills
Safeguard environment
Protect coastal communities
Vital economic activities
India's Role as a Major Importer
Global Trade Significance
India's commitment
Addressing environmental challenges
Sustainable coastal resource management
Towards a Safer Maritime Future
Collaborative Efforts
Indian Coast Guard
Major ports
Petroleum companies
Goal
Building safer maritime future
Address challenges of oil spills
Fortify resilience and response capabilities
Minimize environmental impact
Protect coastal communities

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