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14 Jun 2022: Despite India’s rapid socio-economic growth, largenumbers of Indians continue to experience foodinsecurity and nutritional vulnerability.

17 May 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

17 May 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 Posters. Below, please find the research posters shown

17 May 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.

17 May 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.

17 May 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

14 Jun 2022: An interdisciplinary research team combined studies, developing a policy framework building on lessons from the past (Green et al., Environ.

27 Jun 2022: TIGR2ESS commissioned a socio-economic survey in five states (Andhra Pradesh (AP), Tamil Nadu (TN), Odisha, Rajasthan and Karnataka) to identify the challenges of millet farming, to mainstream research and policy

14 Jun 2022: Climate change not only jeopardises crops, it also threatens the socio-economic status and wellbeing of rural populations, potentially destabilising societies and ultimately compromising food security for all.

14 Jun 2022: Evaluating the impact of diverse cropping systems for farmers and State Policy makersResearch led by the Punjab Agricultural University and theUniversity of Cambridge combined empirical field studiesand agricultural economic modelling to

14 Jun 2022: In contrast, commercial grown crops were selected according to market trends and cultivated for high economic returns, often using intensive farming methods (fertilisers and pesticides).

20 Jun 2022: He uncovers ancient cities and villages and reconstructs their past socio-economic relationships. ... His research interests span the areas of Development Economics, Socio-economic empowerment through ICT, Economic impacts of Climate Change.

2 Sep 2022: challenges, driven by changes in migration and settlement patterns, new forms of economic. ... amongst low socio-economic groups (Burns and Friel, 2007; Williams, 2011; Lee et al., 2013).

30 Sep 2022: challenges, driven by changes in migration and settlement patterns, new forms of economic. ... Source: Compiled by Gill from Directorate of Economics and Statistics (http://desagri.gov.in/).

20 Jun 2022: At the national level, Mr. Tewari has served as Director of Fund Bank and Director of Foreign Trade in the Department of Economic Affairs. ... Mr. Tewari holds a Bachelor's Degree in Engineering and two Master's Degrees in Economics and International

30 Sep 2022: challenges, driven by changes in migration and settlement patterns, new forms of economic. ... IUCN).2 Each of these strives for sustainability, including environmental and socio-economic.

30 Sep 2022: challenges, driven by changes in migration and settlement patterns, new forms of economic. ... of analysis. According to the Punjab Economic Survey (2020-2021), approximately 40 per cent.