<h4>Introduction to Amrit Dharohar Capacity Building Scheme</h4><p>The <strong>central government</strong> is actively driving a significant transformation in <strong>wetland tourism</strong> through the launch of the <strong>‘Amrit Dharohar Capacity Building Scheme’</strong>. This initiative marks a crucial step towards sustainable environmental practices.</p><div class='info-box'><p><strong>Launch Date:</strong> The scheme was officially launched in <strong>June 2023</strong>.</p></div><h4>Core Objective and Focus Areas</h4><p>The primary goal of this scheme is to revolutionize <strong>tourism practices</strong> within ecologically sensitive <strong>wetlands</strong>. It specifically targets <strong>Ramsar sites</strong>, which are wetlands of international importance.</p><div class='key-point-box'><p><strong>Key Focus:</strong> To enhance the capacity for sustainable tourism and livelihood generation at India's <strong>Ramsar sites</strong>.</p></div><h4>Collaborating Ministries</h4><p>The <strong>‘Amrit Dharohar Capacity Building Scheme’</strong> is a joint venture, demonstrating inter-ministerial cooperation for environmental conservation and promotion.</p><div class='info-box'><p>This scheme is a collaborative effort between the <strong>Ministry of Tourism</strong> and the <strong>Ministry of Environment, Forest, and Climate Change (MoEFCC)</strong>.</p></div><h4>Targeted Ramsar Sites</h4><p>The scheme will focus on various prominent <strong>Ramsar sites</strong> across India. Notable examples include <strong>Odisha’s Chilika Lake</strong> and <strong>Haryana’s Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary</strong>, highlighting the diverse geographical reach.</p><div class='exam-tip-box'><p><strong>UPSC Insight:</strong> Understanding the specific ministries involved and the target areas (Ramsar sites) is crucial for both <strong>Prelims</strong> (factual questions) and <strong>Mains</strong> (policy analysis).</p></div>