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Dairy and Livestock Farming in Meghalaya - Potential & Prospects

(4 Ratings)
Authors:James W Momin; NEHU; Tura Campus  Summary by:jameswmomin
Agricultural operations having certain limitations due to its topography, climatic situation and socio-economic conditions claiming only about 10%.... Read Summary
Published: April 19, 2009 Visits: 113 words : 900

Livelihood Networking in Rural Communities

(5 Ratings)
Author:James W Momin  Summary by:jameswmomin
The joint initiatives project of Meghalaya Rural Development Society and A·chik Welfare Society in Gasuapara Block, South Garo Hills. MRDS-IFAD. Read Summary
Published: April 19, 2009 Visits: 72 words : 600

Livelihood Improvement Programs - A Collective Actions

(5 Ratings)
Author:james w momin  Summary by:jameswmomin
The need for enhancing economic participation of women in different sectoral activities is increasingly being organized by the policy makers and women Read Summary
Published: April 19, 2009 Visits: 107 words : 900

Community Mobilization and Institution Building – a Study From Liph

(3 Ratings)
Author:james w momin  Summary by:jameswmomin
The principles, ideology and philosophy of LIPH effectively changed their mindset to mobilized group formation and reconstitution of traditional..... Read Summary
Published: April 19, 2009 Visits: 64 words : 600

Livelihood Challenges and Opportunities in South Garo Hills

(5 Ratings)
Author:James W Momin  Summary by:jameswmomin
Large scale deforestation in the region has reduced the availability of uncultivated foods for them. Food security is thus a major issue in the region Read Summary
Published: April 19, 2009 Visits: 74 words : 900

Overview - Livelihood Improvement Programs in South Garo Hills

(7 Ratings)
Author:James W Momin  Summary by:jameswmomin
The salient reasons for the formation of SHGs are as follows: fostering women’s participation and empowerment at community level............. Read Summary
Published: April 17, 2009 Visits: 146 words : 900

Impact of Shifting Cultivation in Garo Hills

(7 Ratings)
Authors:James W Momin; NEHU; Tura Campus  Abstract by:jameswmomin
The shifting cultivation is described as a dominant economy of the jhummias characterized by rotation of fields rather than rotation of crops, absence Read Abstract
Published: April 14, 2009 Visits: 227 words : 900

Prospects of Bamboo Cultivation in Garo Hills.

(6 Ratings)
Authors:James W Momin; RDAP; NEHU; Tura Campus  Summary by:jameswmomin
Bamboo is crop of substantial importance and potential in Garo Hills to uplift livelihooh standards. Read Summary
Published: April 13, 2009 Visits: 170 words : 900

Shifting Cultivation in Garo Hills

(10 Ratings)
Authors:James W Momin; NEHU; Tura Campus  Abstract by:jameswmomin
Shifting cultivation was a primitive and inferior system of cultivation that needed to be changed, even done away with. Read Abstract
Published: April 13, 2009 Visits: 141 words : 900

Efforts to Tackle the Global Environmental Hazards

(8 Ratings)
Authors:James W Momin; RDAP; NEHU; Tura Campus  Summary by:jameswmomin
climate change are anticipated from changes in mean temperature and rainfall, increase weather variability and the sea level rise. Read Summary
Published: April 13, 2009 Visits: 81 words : 900
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