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Mukul Sanwal is a former UN diplomat, and an IAS officer. He was the first head of the Division of Pollution Control and International Cooperation in the Government of India. He joined the United Nations in 1993 as policy adviser to the Executive Director of UNEP and later to the Executive Secretary of the UNFCCC, and was closely associated with the establishment of the Global Environment Facility and its Scientific and Technical Advisory Panel and Inter-Agency Relations of the UN. He has a Master's in public administration from Harvard University.
Mukul Sanwal is a former UN diplomat, and an IAS officer. He was the first head of the Division of Pollution Control and International Cooperation in the Government of India. He joined the United Nations in 1993 as policy adviser to the Executive Director of UNEP and later to the Executive Secretary of the UNFCCC, and was closely associated with the establishment of the Global Environment Facility and its Scientific and Technical Advisory Panel and Inter-Agency Relations of the UN. He has a Master's in public administration from Harvard University.
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