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3 CASE STUDY ANDHRA PRADESH 35 3.1
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6.3.1 Agriculture sector 83 6.3.2 I
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1 Climate Change India: An Introduc
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of its share in the GDP, it is stil
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1.2.2 National Farmers Policy 2007
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maintenance of soil fertility both
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Reduction in rainfall is considered
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2.3.3 Impact on Livelihood Farmers
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Adoption of biodiversity based orga
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2.4.2 Water sector The most limitin
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satisfying basic food requirements.
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3.3 Climate Change Impacts The foll
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Reduced income and food security: A
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The results of the regulation schem
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