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5 Jul 2024: and Environmental Economics.

5 Jul 2024: I use economic theories and statistical data as the base for analysing resource-use behaviour and work towards applying a systems approach to understand sustainability.

5 Jul 2024: From 2010-2018 Shumone led undergraduate Nutrition teaching in the Cambridge clinical/medical curriculum and he was a University of Cambridge Senior Clinical Tutor from 2015-18.

5 Jul 2024: Environmental and development economics; political economy, particularly the study of institutions and institutional change; public policy in the developing world, especially India; state-society interactions in development.

5 Jul 2024: h2> <p>Aspirations shape economic behaviour as well as political and community engagement. ... These groups have irregular incomes and are highly vulnerable to economic slowdown and health crisis.

5 Jul 2024: My research primarily focuses on the investigation of complex societies. I am particularly interested in the rise of complexity, the social and economic aspects of state formation, the impact that the

5 Jul 2024: He uncovers ancient cities and villages and reconstructs their past socio-economic relationships.

5 Jul 2024: In: Singh S., Singh L., Vatta K. (eds) Covid-19 Pandemic and Economic Development. ... her research interest is development economics including socio-economic welfare of marginalised communities such as industrial, migrant and agricultural labour,

5 Jul 2024: As landscape ecologist and economic ecologist, his direct engagement is in FP6, responsible for implementing 'Soil-Structure Scorecard Intervention -S3I' in the Kundura block of Wayanad.

5 Jul 2024: International Journal of Production Economics. 2020 Jan 1;219:1-7. Srai JS, Lorentz H.

5 Jul 2024: Comparing the economic and environmental aspects of fish production is a win-win situation for farmers compared to traditional crops such as rice and wheat.</h3> <div class="media ... days. Prof. Harpreet says that this research work will be beneficial

5 Jul 2024: Therefore, while both sites experience the problem of groundwater depletion, it is for fundamentally different reasons embedded within distinct policy, socio-economic and environmental contexts. ... Having strong social science research experience, she

5 Jul 2024: Her Masters and PhD from the Department of Public Administration, Panjab University, Chandigarh followed a BA Economics (Hons) from Lady Shriram College for Women, University of Delhi. ... Her research interests and her commitment to voluntary work and

5 Jul 2024: distribution. Her research interests and her commitment to voluntary work and socio-economic development have converged fruitfully. ... In: Singh S., Singh L., Vatta K. (eds) Covid-19 Pandemic and Economic Development.

5 Jul 2024: h2> <p>Aspirations shape economic behaviour as well as political and community engagement. ... strong>Why are rural youth important for agriculture?</strong></h2> <p>Agriculture is an important economic activity in India and represents around 50%t of

5 Jul 2024: This is about <a ... Both communities have economic insecurities but still, caste supremacy and discrimination prevail among the farm labourers and marginal farmers of the coastal villages which is perpetuating for a longer time.</p>

5 Jul 2024: Comparing the economic and environmental aspects of fish production is a win-win situation for farmers compared to traditional crops such as rice and wheat. ... days. Prof. Harpreet says that this research work will be beneficial for farmers as well as

5 Jul 2024: But the impacts of the lockdown are not gender-neutral. Women are more vulnerable from both a health and economic perspective. ... During such crises, with transportation and economic activities coming to a halt, food security, livelihoods and health are

5 Jul 2024: My fieldwork has been crucial in allowing me to understand the social, economic and ecological aspects of farmers' lives in Sirkazhi. ... It is clearly evident from my discussions with farmers that people are much less inclined to stay in farming due to

5 Jul 2024: livelihoods to support better health, nutrition and economic outcomes. ... activities undertaken.</p> <h2><strong>Bihar is a complex web</strong></h2> <p>I was intrigued to learn about the numerous complex political, socio-economic and ecological changes

5 Jul 2024: implementing ambitious engagement and impact plans, which have the potential to create significant economic, social and cultural impact from, and engagement with, research.</h3> <p>Now in their sixth year, the ... Despite ongoing challenges, our

5 Jul 2024: economic, social and cultural impact from, and engagement with, research. ... Despite ongoing challenges, our academics have continued to undertake research with social, cultural and economic impact, locally and across the globe.”.

5 Jul 2024: Bihar is a complex web. I was intrigued to learn about the numerous complex political, socio-economic and ecological changes that have and are unfolding in Bihar.

5 Jul 2024: economic prosperity in often forgotten about villages. ... This was one such occasion, where the villagers were briefed by experts in the latest technology for water harvesting, watershed development, soil testing and cropping patterns for economic gains

5 Jul 2024: This work underlined the importance of linking social, economic, environmental and political factors to ensure the well-being of rural communities.

5 Jul 2024: implementing ambitious engagement and impact plans, which have the potential to create significant economic, social and cultural impact from, and engagement with, research.</h3> <p>Now in their sixth year, the ... Despite ongoing challenges, our

5 Jul 2024: Search site. TIGR2ESS: Transforming India's Green Revolution by Research and Empowerment for Sustainable food Supplies. A Global Challenges Research Fund project. Summative Workshops - Research Videos. Below, please find short recordings introducing

5 Jul 2024: This represents a paradigm shift in how we should think of economic networks – as well as money, there is also an interdependency and “movement” of natural resources.

5 Jul 2024: The rural population has diverse expectations from these surface water bodies, depending on their socio-economic status. ... Our research in Flagship Project 4, combining archaeology with socio-economics, is beginning to seed the changes needed.

5 Jul 2024: Therefore, while both sites experience the problem of groundwater depletion, it is for fundamentally different reasons embedded within distinct policy, socio-economic and environmental contexts.

5 Jul 2024: economic consequences like the disruption of trade, livelihood distress, and adverse health effects. ... Climate Change impacts food security in multiple ways by affecting cultivation, forestry, aquaculture, etc., which can cause severe socio-economic

5 Jul 2024: Agriculture is theof India’s population. Support for the agricultural sector is typically justified in terms of poverty reduction, enhancing economic development, and ensuring food security. ... Public goods are defined in economics as non-excludable

5 Jul 2024: India faces many challenges in improving food security. More obvious problems like drought are intertwined with a complex social and economic landscape.

5 Jul 2024: But the impacts of the lockdown are not gender-neutral. Women are more vulnerable from both a health and economic perspective.

5 Jul 2024: Both communities have economic insecurities but still, caste supremacy and discrimination prevail among the farm labourers and marginal farmers of the coastal villages which is perpetuating for a longer time.

5 Jul 2024: Consequently the crop is less remunerative compared to the latter. Cultivating millets makes economic sense only if its yields are increased or if produce receivables are hiked. ... farmers in millet farming via its wide network, which would ensure

5 Jul 2024: The COVID-19 pandemic is not only a health crisis but an economic crisis too. ... These groups have irregular incomes and are highly vulnerable to economic slowdown and health crisis.

5 Jul 2024: socio-economic drivers of sustainable food systems.

5 Jul 2024: India faces many challenges in improving food security. Obvious issues like drought are intertwined with a complex socio-economic landscape.

5 Jul 2024: A driving motivation of this research project was to capture the diversity of socio-economic and environmental conditions of agriculture and through this, to underline that one-size-fits-all or ... Drawing on both secondary data and primary research,

5 Jul 2024: Why are rural youth important for agriculture? Agriculture is an important economic activity in India and represents around 50%t of employment and around 17% of India’s gross domestic product

5 Jul 2024: What is the relevance of aspiration in agricultural sector? Aspirations shape economic behaviour as well as political and community engagement.

5 Jul 2024: During such crises, with transportation and economic activities coming to a halt, food security, livelihoods and health are all adversely affected, more so for those in remote, inaccessible and environmentally fragile

5 Jul 2024: Economics: Without assured procurement, farmers risk a decline in profits when growing alternate crops. ... Economic & Political Weekly, 52(3), 30-33. Petrie, C.A. and Bates, J.

5 Jul 2024: TIGR2ESS is collaborating with PRADAN to achieve a shared goal. The TIGR2ESS programme revolves around the idea of improving lives and livelihoods to support better health, nutrition and economic outcomes.

5 Jul 2024: Food, nutrition and education interface – A comprehensive nutrition curriculum by Dr Padmaja and team, ICRISAT, India.