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small ruminants act as a fixed depo
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3 Introduction Watershed Developmen
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Box 3.1: Breathing New Life into Ri
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Box 3.2: Arvari Sansad: A Parliamen
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among NGOs in India. Agencies like
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This plan would later have to be ve
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Ecological variables These variable
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i) Soil and water treatment The mos
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Continued... Arid Semi-arid Sub-Hum
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iii) Afforestation Afforestation in
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iv) Pasture land development Most I
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100 x 100 m grass plots Bunds and P
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4 Watershed Development: From NRM t
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Creating Access to Credit Access to
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8 ) In addition, technologies and i
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Participative Plant Breeding (PPB)
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Food security through SRI A promisi
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Farmers practicing organic farming
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of NGOs working in Gujarat on water
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Her husband thought that Rs 500 was
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Box 4.4: Fisher Friend in search of
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supplies milk to the dairy, says th
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Hinterland Salinity The biggest rea
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Kolkata and Haldia This tract has e
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on wastelands, and they can serve t
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plant, which desalinates the water
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for Aquaculture (RGCA). RGCA has em
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After three months, the lobsters gr
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Conservation works and the maintena
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conditions. It experienced a spike
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Box 6.1: Genetically Modified Crops
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had been pooled and multiplied the
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Box 6.2: Participatory Guarantee Sy
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Source: onestrawrevolution.net Box
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Conclusion The above strategies sho
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Table 7.2: Livestock Population and
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local cattle breeds, including the
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(GVCs). One of the key functions of
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Poultry Poultry is a traditional oc
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8 Strategies Promoting Farmers’ I
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Table 8.1: Regional Versions of Hon
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Box 8.3: Masti ki Pathshala: Bharal
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methods of these ‘odd balls’ wh
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Figure 8.2: Farmer’s Participatio
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Two veterinary doctors at the Unive
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A few studies of crafted institutio
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the fusion of values is inevitable
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Continued... Institution type Purpo
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not only helped to preserve the var
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and labour resources from season to
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Continued... No. Functions Levels G
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In a few cases, socio-religious mov
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Adopting existing institutions for
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10 Summary and Conclusions Micro-wa
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improving the fish catch of fishing
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References Action for Social Advanc
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Hegde, N. G. (2006). Livestock deve
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farm practice and tackles drought.
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http://www.baif.org.in/aspx_pages/p
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Best Practices 1. Technical and Soc
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in the region. Seva Mandir initiate
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the day-to-day progress and guides
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2 Introduction Reducing Salinity th
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One of the long-term objectives in
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Annexure Water Flow Measurement in
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project from 2000 to 2003, in Lunaw
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Quality Seeds through FSPCs With th
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4 Introduction Meeting the Challeng
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The awareness of the right to drink
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developed to allow dependent villag
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5 Introduction BAIF’s Wadi Model
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of the semi-processed product, the
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Table 1: Scaling Up of Wadi Model S
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6 Introduction Sadguru’s Lift Irr
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The problem of PDC is restricted to
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Table 1: Profile of LI Federations
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In 2002-03, the federation decided
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Jhalod Federation has already estab
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7 Livestock and Local Breed Develop
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of the community for better animal
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8 Introduction Timbaktu Organic: Op
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The management of Timbaktu Organic
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season begins soil and moisture con
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organic methods of farming. This pr
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correct pricing system and they fou
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was comparatively manageable, and s
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Providing Insurance Services Althou
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These backward and forward linkages
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10 Improving Livelihoods by Making
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Livelihood Opportunity Recognizing
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Another instance of the successful
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1. The Bopal Declarations 2. Ecolog
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The Bopal Declarations The text of
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Declaration 6 For each major progra
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2. Ecological Variables Affecting T
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the surface run-off would have to c
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Table 3: Slope Classes Symbol Slope
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4. Choice of Species for Developing
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Continued... Botanical Name Pongami
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Continued... Botanical Name Carissa
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Continued... Botanical Name Common
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Continued... Botanical Name Natural
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Purpose: To harvest the run-off com
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foundations, are uneconomical. Infi
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cutting the up-slope area and filli
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different) on the same piece of lan
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6. Resource Guide Agriculture 1. Dr
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Dealing with the principles and pra
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training on this subject. The liter
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6. Watershed Management: Guidelines
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Bank-assisted rural development are
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Websites and Portals AgricultureInf
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AKRSP (India) has set up two traini
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Set up in 1982 by a team of like-mi
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SRISTI, which means ‘creation’,
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End-notes building efforts and enha
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consultancy are operational in abou
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Email: info@timbaktu.org Website: w
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Index 11 th Five Year Plan 5, 10 Ab
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European Union (EU) 67 Exclusive wa
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Lab-to-land 122,123 Land Capability
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Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Aquaculture
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Vivekananda Research and Training I