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ICRIER AF-TAB: January 2022

Gupta, Sunipa Das (Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations, 2022-01-15)

A quarterly bulletin focusing on agricultural, food trends and analytics. This issue features Indian agriculture at 75.

A quarterly bulletin focusing on agricultural, food trends and analytics. This issue features Indian agriculture at 75.
Building an Inclusive Digital Society for Rural India

Kathuria, Rajat; Kedia, Mansi; Raj, Abhishek; Sekhani, Richa; Sinha, Srishti (Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations, 2021-11-30)

This report reflects on the hits and misses of building inclusive digital societies in rural India. We begin by including access, adoption and application as a part of the inclusion framework, recognising that supply of infrastructure isn’t sufficient to encourage its adoption and use for economic or social gains. Our assessment finds scope for improvements in policy design as well as implementation ...

This report reflects on the hits and misses of building inclusive digital societies in rural India. We begin by including access, adoption and application as a part of the inclusion framework, recognising that supply of infrastructure isn’t sufficient ...
ICRIER AF-TAB

Gupta, Sunipa Das (Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations, 2021-10-30)

A quarterly bulletin focusing on agricultural, food trends and analytics. This issue features Indian agriculture at 75.

A quarterly bulletin focusing on agricultural, food trends and analytics. This issue features Indian agriculture at 75.
COVID-19 and Indian Agriculture: From Crisis to Opportunities

Gupta, Sunipa Das (Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations, 2021-07-30)

This first issue brings together seemingly disparate issues in the agriculture sector to a coherent narrative by highlighting the role of the government in times of pandemic. It draws from the team's research during the April-June quarter to anchor the research findings around three crucial events: the frightening resurgence of COVID-19, escalating food prices, and record government procurement of ...

This first issue brings together seemingly disparate issues in the agriculture sector to a coherent narrative by highlighting the role of the government in times of pandemic. It draws from the team's research during the April-June quarter to anchor the ...