Titlebook: Community and Climate Resilience in the Semi-Arid Tropics; A Journey of Innovat S. P. Wani,K. V. Raju Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland

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,Soil management for Sustained and Higher Productivity in the?Adarsha Watershed,despread soil degradation as the major challenge coupled with low crop yields and family incomes. Before the onset of initiative during 1999, soil health mapping and baseline surveys showed varying soil depth in fields at different topo-sequence, macro-/micronutrient deficiencies along with low soil

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Digital Technologies for Assessing Land Use, Crop Mapping and Irrigation in Community Watersheds,as adopted for deriving and analysing the land use at micro-level in Kothapally Village covering parts of Adarsha watershed. The village is characterised by a large number of marginal holdings, and the average holding of 0.96 ha. is lesser than that in Telangana state. Kothapally is characterised by

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Increasing Incomes and Building Climate Resilience of Communities Through Watershed Development in ood model. Kothapally is a unique peri-urban village in the vicinity of Hyderabad with 400 households mainly cultivators. Further, it has also demonstrated that through watershed development resilience of the communities during drought years was built and no migration took place as share of crop inc

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Robust Rural Institutions and Governance Are Must for Sustainable Growth in Watersheds,verned as organizations; both formal and informal institutions are discussed here. The governance mechanism evolved over the years, its refinements made over time, and their structures for governance are analyzed. Authors have critically analyzed the institutional mechanism; the management process;

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