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The Future Rice Strategy for India

A joint initiative of the Institute for Social and Economic Change (ISEC), Bangalore and the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI), Los Baños, covering a wide range of issues affecting growth and development of the rice sector in India

Samarendu Mohanty (Edited by), P. G. Chengappa (Edited by), Mruthunjaya Hedge (Edited by), J.K. Ladha (Edited by), Sampriti Baruah (Edited by), Elumalai Kannan (Edited by), A. V. Manjunatha (Edited by)

9780128053744, Elsevier Science

Paperback, published 20 June 2017

530 pages
22.9 x 15.1 x 3.3 cm, 0.86 kg

The Future Rice Strategy for India presents forward-looking insights toward achieving sustainable development of the rice sector, ensuring future food and nutritional security. As a staple food for many in India, including the economically disadvantaged, there are many concerns that affect the development of rice sector. Facing issues from environmental demands to economic stagnation, access to food, food inflation, and the Food Security Act (demand – supply – distribution of rice) achieving sustainability in production and exports is an important and urgent challenge.

Using case studies to illustrate existing and potential issues, challenges and solutions, The Future Rice Strategy for India presents key strategic options while considering the implicit consequences. In addition, the findings enrich the strategy and policy formulation considerations for the role of rice in the country.

This multidisciplinary approach features the expertise of rice scientists covering different aspects of rice sector; from breeding to consumer preferences and markets and trade.

1. Introduction and Objectives 2. Broad Settings 2.1. Spatial and temporal pattern of rice production and productivity 2.2. Sustainability of rice production systems 2.3.  Climate change and environmental footprint of rice production 2.4. Structural transformation of Indian rice sector

Subject Areas: Agronomy & crop production [TVK], Food & beverage technology [TDCT], Food security & supply [RNFF]

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