Resultados de búsqueda - "Government of India"

Achieving 'Har Khet Ko Pani': a practical roadmap for PMKSY [Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchai Yojana]. por Shah, Tushaar, Verma, Shilp, Durga, Neha, Rajan, Abhishek, Goswami, Alankrita, Palrecha, A.

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Gender, caste, and public goods provision in Indian village governments por Gajwani, Kiran, Zhang, Xiaobo

“…Using data from 144 village-level governments in India's Tamil Nadu state, we examine whether the gender and caste of village government leaders influence village public goods provision. …”
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Game changers for irrigated agriculture—do the right incentives exist? por Bird, Jeremy

“…WLE research has contributed to reductions in fertilizer use through substitution with reused organic waste products, improved groundwater governance in India and changing the policy framework for smallholder farmers in Africa to improve their access to simple water management technologies. …”
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Agrifood value chains in India: A state-level analysis using a social accounting matrix por Pal, Barun Deb, Thurlow, James, Pauw, Karl, Diao, Xinshen, Ajmani, Manmeet Singh

“…In contrast, the share of youth in primary agriculture declines between lower- and higher-income states. Since state governments in India are empowered to design their own policy and development strategies, this study provides an important policy insight to both the federal (central) and state governments.…”
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Sarpanch raj: is the President all powerful? The case of village councils in India por Palaniswamy, Nethra

“…Whether a Sarpanch Raj is indeed the de facto model of local governance in India is therefore an unanswered empirical question. …”
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Using Stakeholder Cognitive Maps to Inform the Implementation of IRRI’s HER+ West Bengal Livestock Learning Lab por Goswami, R., Singh, K., Mukhopadhyay, P., Chadha, D., Puskur, Ranjitha, Gartaula, H.N.

“…The CGIAR Initiative on Gender Equality addresses four key areas of gender inequality: access to resources, women’s agency, social norms, and policies and governance. In India, its Work Package 2- EMPOWER (Bundled Innovations for Women’s Empowerment and Resilience), led by the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI), focuses on developing and testing context-specific socio-technical innovation bundles (STIBs) to enhance the adoption and benefits of climate-smart agricultural technologies for women. …”
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The future of food in India: A 2050 perspective por Balaji, Sedithippa Janarthanan, Birthal, Pratap S., Pal, Barun Deb, Thurlow, James, Gotor, Elisabetta, Sharma, Purushottam, Srivastava, S. K., Kingsly, Immanuelraj T., Naresha, N.

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Participatory groundwater management at village level in India – empowering communities with science for effective decision making por Jadeja, Y., Maheshwari, B., Packham, R., Hakimuddin, Purohit, R., Thaker, B., Goradiya, V., Oza, S., Dave, S., Soni, P., Dashora, Y., Dashora, R., Shah, Tushaar, Gorsiya, J., Katara, P., Ward, J., Kookana, R., Dillon, P.J., Prathapar, Sanmugam A., Chinnasamy, Pennan, Varua, M.

“…Although the BJ program has been successful and BJs can act as a valuable interface between local communities and other stakeholders, there still exists some challenges to the BJ programme, such as the need for mechanisms and funding sources that will sustain the BJs over the longer term; wider acceptance of BJs among scientific communities and policy makers; and the acceptance of the role and involvements of BJs in natural resources management programs of the State and Central governments in India.…”
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Managing aquifer recharge and sustaining groundwater use: developing a capacity building program for creating local groundwater champions por Jadeja, J, Maheshwari, B., Packham, R., Bohra, H., Purohit, R., Thaker, B., Dillon, P., Oza, S., Dave, S., Soni, P., Dashora, Y., Dashora, R., Shah, Tushaar, Gorsiya, J., Katara, P., Ward, J., Kookana, R., Singh, P.K., Chinnasamy, Pennan, Goradiya, V., Prathapar, Sanmugam A., Varua, M., Chew, M.

“…Although the BJ program has been successful and BJs can act as a valuable interface between local communities and other stakeholders managed aquifer recharge activities, there still exists some challenges to the BJ programme, such as the need for mechanisms and funding sources that will sustain the BJs over the longer term; wider acceptance of BJs among scientific communities and policy makers; and the acceptance of the role and involvements of BJs in natural resources management programs of the State and Central governments in India.…”
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