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Inclusive Agriculture in Rainfed Areas: A Path to Resilient Growth

A Path to Resilient Growth

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The challenge and the opportunity

Rainfed regions, home to a large share of small and marginal farmers, face challenges of low productivity, climate variability, and limited access to inputs and markets. Promoting inclusive agriculture in these areas is vital for ensuring equitable growth and rural livelihoods.

Building climate-resilient systems

A focused strategy combining climate-resilient cropping systems, watershed development, improved soil and water management, and access to affordable credit and extension services can transform these regions. Strengthening Farmer Producer Organizations (FPOs), promoting agri-value chains, and leveraging digital platforms can further integrate rainfed farmers into the broader agri-economy.

01Climate-resilient crops
02Watershed development
03Affordable credit
The takeaway

Inclusive development of rainfed agriculture is not only critical for farmer welfare but also for national food and nutritional security.

TOPICS IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainfed AgricultureClimate ResilienceRural Livelihoods