by Shruti Bansal Climate-induced disasters, e.g., floods, droughts, forest fires, and heatwaves, are responsible for about 25% of agricultural productivity loss today. Furthermore, the increasing
by Dr. Sourya Das People in the rural rainfed areas of India are facing multiple challenges- degradation of land and other natural resources, water scarcity,
Water is a finite resource. Perhaps a tad difficult to believe, when each year, the dark clouds gather to bring in the fresh, glorious monsoon
Climate change affects all! The climate change phenomenon has no favourites. Neither is it gender-specific nor geography bound. You could be a towering man or
Heerabai still feels chills running down her spine when she thinks of the water scarcity and parched lands that her village Purushwadi was known for.
Building adaptive capacities of farmers Until about five years back cotton, paddy and red gram were considered the only profitable crops by the farmers of
Conserving water to boost agriculture For years, Ramnarayan Meena had been only limited to millets, paddy and wheat from his 9 bigha land. The limited
Santosh Salve was on cloud nine when WOTR began its work in the Ambad block of Jalna district in Maharashtra. As WOTR started working with
by Dr. Arun Bhagat In continuation with a previous blog on “Role of Mobile Apps for Climate Smart Agro-Advisory in Agriculture“, there is a need
by Nikhil Nikam As we all know, in the early stages of COVID-19 in 2020, there was no vaccine or treatment available to protect people
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