Climate variability and the role of access to crop insurance as a social-protection measure: insights from India

Based on a primary survey conducted in India, this article examines the merits of crop insurance in adapting to the changing climate. However, lack of awareness and the complicated process of agricultural insurance were found to be major obstacles to the uptake of such schemes among small and margin...

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Autor principal: Panda, Architesh
Formato: Journal Article
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: Wiley 2013
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Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/165594
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description Based on a primary survey conducted in India, this article examines the merits of crop insurance in adapting to the changing climate. However, lack of awareness and the complicated process of agricultural insurance were found to be major obstacles to the uptake of such schemes among small and marginal farmers. While crop insurance might help farmers at the household level, there is a need in developing countries like India to devise insurance schemes that take account of the long‐term negative consequences of present adaptation practices.
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spelling CGSpace1655942025-02-19T14:24:54Z Climate variability and the role of access to crop insurance as a social-protection measure: insights from India Panda, Architesh seasonal variation adaptation climatic change climatic factors cultivation developing countries farm income farmers farming systems india Based on a primary survey conducted in India, this article examines the merits of crop insurance in adapting to the changing climate. However, lack of awareness and the complicated process of agricultural insurance were found to be major obstacles to the uptake of such schemes among small and marginal farmers. While crop insurance might help farmers at the household level, there is a need in developing countries like India to devise insurance schemes that take account of the long‐term negative consequences of present adaptation practices. 2013-11 2024-12-19T12:55:15Z 2024-12-19T12:55:15Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/165594 en Wiley Panda, Architesh. 2013. Climate variability and the role of access to crop insurance as a social-protection measure: insights from India. Development Policy Review, Volume 31, no. s2
spellingShingle seasonal variation
adaptation
climatic change
climatic factors
cultivation
developing countries
farm income
farmers
farming systems
india
Panda, Architesh
Climate variability and the role of access to crop insurance as a social-protection measure: insights from India
title Climate variability and the role of access to crop insurance as a social-protection measure: insights from India
title_full Climate variability and the role of access to crop insurance as a social-protection measure: insights from India
title_fullStr Climate variability and the role of access to crop insurance as a social-protection measure: insights from India
title_full_unstemmed Climate variability and the role of access to crop insurance as a social-protection measure: insights from India
title_short Climate variability and the role of access to crop insurance as a social-protection measure: insights from India
title_sort climate variability and the role of access to crop insurance as a social protection measure insights from india
topic seasonal variation
adaptation
climatic change
climatic factors
cultivation
developing countries
farm income
farmers
farming systems
india
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/165594
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