Sports can contribute to climate change adaptation in India by raising awareness about climate change impacts, promoting the use of renewable energy in sports facilities, and encouraging the development of green spaces in urban areas.

All of the options are examples of sports-based climate change mitigation initiatives in India.

All of the options are challenges faced in implementing sports-based climate initiatives in India.

All of the options are ways in which sports can promote sustainable practices in India.

All of the options are potential benefits of sports in addressing climate change at the regional level in India.

Karnataka has been a pioneer in promoting sports-based climate change initiatives in India.

The Sports Authority of India launched the Green Sports India program to promote sustainable practices in sports.

Virat Kohli has been vocal about the need for climate action.

The Indian Olympic Association launched the Zero Waste Sports initiative to reduce waste at sporting events.

Bengaluru hosted the first-ever Green Sports Summit in 2019.

Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in New Delhi has been recognized for its sustainable design and practices.

Karnataka has the highest number of Green Sports certified stadiums in India.

The Sports Authority of India launched the Solar Sports India program to promote the use of renewable energy in sports facilities.

New Delhi hosted the first-ever Green Sports Awards in 2020.

The Indian Olympic Association launched the Green Commute Sports initiative to promote the use of public transportation to sporting events.