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Introduction and Background Rangelands account for 79% of Afghanistan’s agricultural land and are mostly used as community property. Rangelands are crucial for livestock production, which is of particular importance for the livelihoods and food security of poor and landless households. However, in the absence of effective governing systems, a growing population puts increased pressure on rangeland resources, resulting in their degradation through unsustainable use of vegetation and soil erosi...

Pema Khandu inaugurates Arunachal fresh food products outlet SECTIONS Share Synopsis A pilot project of the Arunachal Pradesh Agriculture Marketing Board (APAMB), the outlet is an attempt to promote local farmers and entrepreneurs as well as showcase the state’s rich and organic potential in agri-horti produces. Agencies Khandu suggested that APAMB can use its resources and reach out in this direction through its district offices. Guwahati: For organic food products, Arunachal Pradesh is ey...

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In 1967 Albert O. Hirschman, the pioneering development economist, published Development Projects Observed. Based on an analysis of a handful of long-standing World Bank projects, the book was an effort, as Hirschman writes in the preface, “to ‘sing’ the epic adventure of development­ — its challenge, drama, and grandeur.” He sang this epic not in the register of high development theory,­ but rather through the ups and downs and unexpected twists of real-world development projects....

44th National Council on Agric on Dec 16 wrongly timed On By Arc Kabir Ibrahim The annual National Council on Agriculture is normally convened in the first quarter or at the most in April when the farmers are preparing to embark on working the land but certainly not in December when they are harvesting and marketing their produce. The first quarter timing of the National event is designed to really impact the budget and policy implementation of the following year and therefore attracts all sta...