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Micro-Level Studies Bioeconomic model to study Ex-Ante impact for policies & technological interventions Increased productivity of cereal-legumes legumes intercropping improved the welfare It promoted crop-livestock integration Irrigated vegetables, cotton, sunflower mined the soil nutrients Support price for dryland crops is a promising policy alternative that could generate multiple benefits
Micro-Level Studies (Contd..) Bioeconomic model to study ex-ante impact for policies & technological interventions Water pricing policy - trade-off for welfare and sustainability Incentives for water saving technologies are must Non-farm employment - trade off bet household welfare and conservation measures Need to avoid conflicting policies
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Micro-Level Studies<br />
Bioeconomic model to study Ex-Ante impact for<br />
policies & technological interventions<br />
Increased productivity of cereal-legumes<br />
legumes<br />
intercropping improved the welfare<br />
It promoted crop-livestock integration<br />
Irrigated vegetables, cotton, sunflower mined the<br />
soil nutrients<br />
Support price for dryland crops is a promising<br />
policy alternative that could generate multiple<br />
benefits
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