Odisha
Nodal Department:Forest and Environment Department
8
Priority Sectors
94
Activities
36
SAPCC Indicators
22
State Departments
State Profile
Local Government Directory (LGD) – Districts, Ministry of Panchayati Raj, Government of India | Dataset updated: 29 August 2026
Districts
30
Survey of India administrative boundary data, as reported in India State of Forest Report 2023, Volume I, Table 2.4 | ISFR edition year: 2023; printed: 2024
Area
155,707 km²
Census of India 2011, Primary Census Abstract, Office of the Registrar General and Census Commissioner, Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India | Census year: 2011
Population
4.20 Cr
Survey of India, State/UT-wise Length of Coastline of India, Re-verified Coastline | Revision year: 2025
Coastline
574.71 km
Climate Zones
1
Avg Temperature
26°C
Annual Rainfall
1,452 mm
India State of Forest Report 2023, Forest Survey of India, Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Government of India | Assessment year: 2023
Forest & Tree Cover
58,597.01 km²
Odisha's Progress on NAPCC Indicators
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Total Solar Power Deployment in the country
UnitGW
Current Progress1.132432
Baseline Value0.42553
Last updated
About Odisha SAPCC
SAPCC Overview
Odisha SAPCC 2.0 for 2021-2030 is the second phase of the state's climate-planning framework. It was coordinated by the Forest and Environment Department through the Climate Change Cell, with inputs from line departments and sector working groups. Odisha SAPCC 2.0 covers twelve sectors that reflect Odisha's coastal, rural, urban and industrial climate risks.
Climate profile
- Odisha has a tropical climate with hot and humid conditions, a pronounced southwest monsoon and a generally mild winter. Its varied terrain and soils are represented through ten agro-climatic zones.
- Odisha SAPCC 2.0 records rising maximum temperatures in parts of the state, warmer nights, more hot days and changes in the frequency of heavy-rainfall events. It also notes declining rainfall trends in some areas and strong year-to-year and regional variation.
- Future projections indicate further warming and geographically varied rainfall changes, with continuing risks from heat, dry spells, floods and intense rainfall.
Climate stress at a glance
- Odisha's approximately 480-kilometre coastline is exposed to cyclones, storm surge, coastal erosion, salinity intrusion and sea-level rise.
- Inland districts face combinations of heat, drought, flood and changing rainfall that affect agriculture, water, forests, health and rural livelihoods.
- Odisha SAPCC 2.0 also addresses climate risks affecting fisheries, livestock, mining and industry, energy systems, growing towns and cities, transport and waste management.