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The role of a local committee in changing times – Irrigation management in the Himalayas

The role of a local committee in changing times – Irrigation management in the Himalayas

by Team LEISA India | May 18, 2016 | Articles, Resource Management, Water Management

The Trans-Himalayan region of Nepal is often referred to as the country’s desert. Water is a scarce resource that has traditionally been managed through local norms and institutions. The remoteness of the region has limited the role and influence of the central...
Oases of productivity – A case of Small scale watershed development

Oases of productivity – A case of Small scale watershed development

by Team LEISA India | May 18, 2016 | Articles, Resource Management, Water Management

Small scale watershed development is a viable way to improve degraded ecosystems, create diverse livelihood opportunities for rural people and build stable ecosystems. Aseema trust demonstrated this on a small area of 14 acres in the tribal villages of Maharshtra. The...
Community Biodiversity Management (CBM) fund for sustainable rural finance

Community Biodiversity Management (CBM) fund for sustainable rural finance

by Team LEISA India | May 3, 2016 | Articles, Farm Economics, Trade

Community empowerment is a driving force to motivate rural people for conservation efforts. Access to knowledge and financial resources are basic requirements for the community to translate their acquired knowledge and skills into practices that lead to their well...

Narayana Reddy – Timely credit is the key

by Team LEISA India | May 3, 2016 | Articles, Farm Economics, Farmer's Diary, Trade

Timely credit is the key Before 1970, in rural India, borrowing money was a shameful act. In 1971, I borrowed Rs. 5000 from a rich family from my neighbouring village as a goodwill loan without any interest. My father abused me even though I wanted to use that money...
Arecanut chain – adding value with lower environment impact

Arecanut chain – adding value with lower environment impact

by Team LEISA India | May 3, 2016 | Articles

Arecanut (or Betel nut) plays an important and popular part in Asian culture, especially in India. Arecanut is a widely grown cash crop in the malnad belt (hill belt) of Karnataka. A significant portion of Shimoga and its immediate neighboring districts is an agrarian...
Bank credits – boon or bane?

Bank credits – boon or bane?

by Team LEISA India | May 3, 2016 | Articles, Farm Economics, Trade

Big loans are a great risk for small groups. Investments should match the group’s ability to save and produce. Strengthening groups, forming federations and building up group fund is a better option of accessing timely credit, also leading to building up social...
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