An effort was made by the farmers of Kamasamudram in Karnataka to increase organic matter in the soil by using leaves as manure by planting trees on bunds.
The case study outlines the process by which the community took development into their own hands and were able to design, implement and construct a water harvesting structure.
The experience on system of rice intensification from Andhra Pradesh demonstrates that the yield of rice can be increased by 25% or more by changing soil, water and nutrient mangement
The bunding work has generated labour for 40 members since 40 days and has earned quantifiable amount to purchase cow, furniture, bullocks and cycle and helped in clearing moneylender's loans
For developing countries water is important for food security, which is defined as the regular access of people to enough high-quality food to lead active and healthy lives
The toolkit describes SRI practices implemented in many countries and draws on research and documentation, field visits, first-hand photos and interviews with farmers and other practitioners
AquaCrop is a tool intended for practitioners working for extension services, governmental agencies, NGOs, and farmers association. It also interest scientists and for teaching purposes
This case study has been written from an activists' perspective on a grassroot initiative in preserving water for promotion of agriculture in 10 villages of Jharkhand
The training module is for block, panchayat/ village and district level with an aim to create awareness and provide training on water quality monitoring and surveillance
This report deals with the experiences on SRI by fifteen different organisations and farmers. These experiences reflect the concerns, aspirations and diversity of perspectives among the actors
There is a need to identify methods to prevent the health risks associated with the use of untreated urban wastewater while maintaining its socioeconomic and environmental benefits