Read the passage below carefully:
The National Environmental Standards and Regulations Enforcement Agency (NESREA) was established as a parastatal of the Federal Ministry of Environment under the NESREA Act of 2007. Repealing the former Federal Environmental Protection Agency Act, NESREA is charged with enforcing all environmental laws, guidelines, policies, and standards in Nigeria. Unlike its predecessor, which focused primarily on industrial waste control, NESREA's statutory mandate extends to protecting biodiversity, managing coastal zones, and enforcing compliance with international environmental treaties to which Nigeria is a signatory. Funding for the agency is sourced directly through budgetary appropriations from the National Assembly, supplemented by revenue collected from environmental compliance fees and fines imposed on ecological violators.
According to the passage, how is NESREA funded?
- Budgetary allocations from the National Assembly alongside environmental compliance fees and fines.Answer
- BDirect financial grants provided exclusively by international signatories to environmental treaties.
- CRevenue derived exclusively from industrial waste control levies managed by its predecessor.
- DTaxes collected directly from other parastatals within the Federal Ministry of Environment.