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At Global Symposium on Farmers’ Rights, Dr. Nandini Azad stressed regulating the seed industry through comprehensive legal measures, with a focus on integrating cooperatives as the mechanism
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Nandini Azad, President of the Indian Cooperative Network for Women (ICNW) presented her views on Agriculture and Nature at World Farmers’ Organization General Assembly in Rustenburg, South Africa
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The workshop witnessed participation from bee-rearing agents across the state of Uttarakhand, followed by their felicitation along with students and department research heads
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The objectives of the mandate are to promote women empowerment and entrepreneurship by setting up women-owned milk producer companies to harness the dairying potential of the state’s 17 districts
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The project will focus on soil conservation and improving soil quality, water management, conserving biodiversity, climate proofing activities, women empowerment and livelihood along with capacity building
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Dr. Nandini Azad-led organisation WWF-ICNW has reached 600,000 women members across four states in South India-Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, and Telangana- in 280 occupations
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We must carry out R&D in all areas of the value chain of millets and bring together the knowledge of production, processing and storage and make it available to the consumers, said Dr Vijaya Lakshmi Nadendla
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The event focused on inspiring these women to produce safe and healthy crops by using genuine crop protection products and detecting counterfeit, spurious, substandard and unregistered agrochemicals
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The average ticket size of such loans is Rs.39,000 per borrower. Till now, Kissandhan has managed to disburse an amount of INR 413.40 million to help the women beneficiaries
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The two-year project with grant funding of INR 7 crore from the Walmart Foundation will directly impact 10 FPOs in Uttar Pradesh and Karnataka and reach out to 5,000 smallholder farmers
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