Climate resilient technologies

The present study was conducted during 2017–18 in Mandya district of Karnataka. Two villages each in Tail end area and Head reach area of Krishna Raja Sagar (KRS) Dam were randomly selected. In each selected village 25 paddy growers were randomly selected.

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For effective transfer of Climate Resilient Agriculture (CRA) technologies the Government (G), extension (E) and research (R) system should work co-operatively with Truth (T) and equal justice (J) and without bias and political interference for the farmers (F).

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The project is being implemented at large number of research institutes of ICAR, State Agricultural Universities and 100 KVKs. Keeping this in view, an attempt has been made to assess the climate readiness level of the drought prone area farmers of NICRA adopted villages and non-adopted villages of Singanamala mandal of Anantapur district.

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The present study was conducted in Lakhimpur district of Assam to measure the level of knowledge and awareness of farmers on climate resilient agro-technologies. A total of 160 farmers, 80 NICRA (National Innovations on climate resilient agriculture) participant farmers and 80 non-participant farmers were selected randomly from the 8 purposively selected villages. The findings of the study revealed that majority of the participant farmers (56.25%) had medium level of knowledge while for nonparticipant farmers (83.75%) had low level knowledge on climate resilient agro-technologies.

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Climate change impacts on agriculture are being witnessed all over the world, but countries like India are more vulnerable in view of the huge population dependent on agriculture, excessive pressure on natural resources and poor coping mechanisms. NICRA is an ICAR initiative launched to focus on educating and demonstrating the climate resilient agriculture technologies to the farmers. The study was conducted in Ananthapuram district of Andhra Pradesh to find out the knowledge of farmers towards climate resilient technologies.

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Malda KVK has started it activities on NICRA (National Innovations on Climate Resilient Agriculture) from 2010-11. Under Manikchak block, 6 villages were purposively selected for implementation of the NICRA project based on the effect of flood in the area. A study was undertaken to assess the impact of different climate resilient technologies based on production, income and BC ratio.

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Climate change has become an important area of concern to ensure food and nutritional security for growing population. In India, significant negative impacts have been implied with medium-term (2010-2039) climate change, predicted to reduce yields by 4.5 to 9 %, depending on the magnitude and distribution of warming. In the context of climate change and variability, farmers need to adapt quickly to enhance their resilience to increasing threats of climatic variability such as droughts, floods and other extreme climatic events.

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The NICRA project is an integrated package of proven technology which is demonstrated in Heeranar village of district Dantewada for adaptation and mitigation of the crop and livestock production systems to climate variability based on the available technologies. Demonstration of this technology is also given to the nearby villages of the adopted village. Last five years before undertaking climate resilient technologies faces climatic vulnerability such as erratic rainfalls.

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India is blessed with excellent natural resources like, soil, water and climatic conditions. Climate change is a significant variation in weather patterns occurring over periods ranging from decades to millions of years. Climate change impacts on agriculture are being witnessed all over the world, but countries like India are more vulnerable in view of the huge population dependence on agriculture, excessive pressure on natural resources and poor coping mechanisms.

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The present study was conducted during the year 2017-18 in Mandya district of Karnataka state, India. Two villages each in Head reach and Tail end areas of Krishna Raja Sagar dam were randomly selected. In each selected village 25 paddy growers were personally interviewed by using pre-tested interview schedule. Thus, 100 farmers constituted the sample size. The data collected was analyzed using percentages and ‘t’ test. The results of the study reveals that, Majority of the Head reach farmers have low-medium, whereas Majority of the Tail end farmers has medium-high knowledge and adoption.

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Economics of paddy relay sunhemp system was studied in comparison with economics of paddy-fallow system. Farmers of the Nacharam (V), Khammam (D), Telangana state are generally keeping the land fallow after harvesting kharif paddy due to water scarcity resulting in no income during rabi. As an alternative to the paddy-fallow system, farmers of the Nacharam (V), Khammam (D), Telangana state were educated by the scientists of KVK, Wyra under “National Innovations in Climate Resilient Agriculture (NICRA)” project to grow sunhemp as a relay crop after kharif paddy i.e., paddy-sunhemp system.

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Nacharam one of the NICRA (National Innovations on Climate Resilient Agriculture) cluster village belonging to Khammam (D), Telangana State consists of 7 villages i.e., Nacharam, Colony Nacharam, Gangula Nacharam, Muniya Thanda, Bhadru Thanda, Rama Thanda, Onti gudisa. The major climate challenge is drought because of deficit rainfall observed in every year. The source of irrigation for cultivation of crops is through water streams and borewells.

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The Single Market needs to continue to adapt to reach the potential for businesses and consumers in a borderless Europe. Technological change offers huge possibilities, but it needs to be accompanied by new approaches in areas like procurement, standards, and intellectual property. The EU needs a long-term framework for energy and climate policies so that investment and policy target competitiveness and tackle climate change.

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There is no unique definition among investors of what green investing entails. However, for the purpose of this paper, „green‟ investments refer broadly to low carbon and climate resilient investments made in companies, projects and financial instruments that operate primarily in the renewable energy, clean technology, environmental technology or sustainability related markets as well as those investments that are climate change specific.

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Transitioning to a low carbon and climate resilient economy, and more broadly „greening growth‟ will require shifting significant amounts of capital from fossil fuels and resource-intensive and polluting technologies to newer, clean technology and infrastructure. The appropriate investment landscape will also need to be supported by policy to drive additional capital towards „greening‟ or accelerated phase-out of long-lived black assets such as coal-fired power plants, refineries, buildings and energy infrastructure.

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