Analyzing Strategies for Climate Change Mitigation: An ISM MICMAC Approach with a Focus on Sustainable Development

Climate change has become a global issue nowadays, affecting countries all over the world. Developing nations like India are facing both challenges and opportunities because of it. In this study, we used a method called Interpretive Structural Modelling (ISM) and MICMAC (Matrix of Cross-Impact Multiplications Applied to a Classification) to look into solutions for dealing with climate change in India. India’s economy relies heavily on agriculture, which makes it extra vulnerable to climate change. On top of that, the country’s growing industrialization and urbanization have led to more greenhouse gas emissions. The goal of this research was to create a structured model that identifies the major strategies required to affect climate change mitigation in developing nations. Some key initiatives that are really important for tackling this issue were found. These initiatives play a vital role in creating synergy and ensuring the success of key strategies. By combining all of these initiatives, we can maximize our efforts and promote long-term sustainability. This will help us create a future where we can tackle climate change and move towards sustainable development.