BLOGS

Indian agricultural policy has long worked with a neat fiction: a single, rational decision-maker called “the farmer” who receives information,

Key takeaways •Odisha has embedded gender equity into its development agenda, with extensive programs focused on women and nearly half

In the past decade, significant progress has been made in Odisha to recognize women’s role in agri-food systems through the

This blog reflects on discussions from the institutionalization of the Gender Responsive Cell (GRC) in Odisha, highlighting why women’s land rights are central to gender-responsive policymaking and inclusive agricultural transformation.

As climate change, market volatility, and structural shifts reshape India’s agri-food systems, states like Bihar find themselves at a critical

Essential skills to manage evolving food systems.

Randomized control trials, or RCTs, are touted as the gold standard for causal inference. Their seemingly simple design assumes away

Mechanized direct seeded rice (DSR) is increasingly promoted as a climate-smart alternative to puddled transplanted rice (PTR), offering water savings,

The climate crisis is on our doorstep, and it is gendered. Climate change induced food security affects women and children