Browsing Working Papers by Subject "Sustainable development"

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    • Corporate investment in agriculture research: issues in sustainable development 

      Gupta, Anil K.; Singh, Rakesh (2010-07-27)
      The productivity of agricultural inputs has been consistently declining over last two decades. Given the economic squeeze, Indian economy cannot afford to provide resources required for such a non-sustainable use of inputs. ...

    • Drought, deprivation and sustainable development: Why are the public policies so weak? 

      Gupta, Anil K. (Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad, 1991-04-01)
      National capacity to deal with the deleterious consequences of the drought has certainly increased in the recent years. But the' absence of death' as an indicator of success of public policies for drought mitigation is not ...

    • Farmers innovations for sustainable resources management and conservation of biological diversity 

      Gupta, Anil K.; Suthar, Jitendra; Muralikrishnan; Srinivas; Patel, Kirit; Koradia, Dileep; Rawal, Alka; Pastakia, Astad; Shukla, Shailesh; Sherry Chand, Vijaya (2010-03-28)
      The agricultural transformation during green revolution is no more green in most developing countries. The declining productivity of inputs clearly points to the non-sustainable nature of current growth processes. While ...

    • Paradigm of sustainable development programme in India 

      Mathur, D. P.; Moulik, T. K. (Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad, 1998-12-01)
      There has been a great deal of concern all the world over about sustainable development. However, unlike the developed industrialized countries with high standard of living, the sustainability debate in countries like India ...

    • Sustainable development of Indian agriculture: green revolution revisited 

      Gupta, Anil K. (2010-03-18)
      Indian experience of technological change through 'Green Revolution' in now an internationally acclaimed achievement. Several countries in Africa are being advised to follow Indian experience. We have reappraised the lessons ...