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Heat action plans are India ’s primary approach for managing heat waves and keeping essential services running.
But with most HAPs there are still major gaps when it comes to their implementation, coordination, and funding.
The urban heat island effect is often discussed at the city scale, but what isn't understood well enough is how differently it is felt at ground level.
Delhi ’s 2025 heat action plan made some progress towards addressing the data gap.
The quality and application of that data remain limited, but GIS and remote-sensing analysis still need to be more advanced to influence decision-making, says Raj Bhagat Palanichamy .
Delhi is experiencing another searing summer , against a backdrop of rising heat-related deaths and increasing climate stress.
Many relief measures already promised by the government are yet to be carried out.
Part of the problem is that heat action plans are n’t legally binding, says Tamanna Dalal , a senior research associate.
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