000			01905nam a22002297a 4500
999			_c27570 _d27570
020			_a9789811670480
082			_bMIT-C _a363.75413
100			_aMitra, Arup
245			_aClimate change,livelihood Diversification and well -Being : _bThe case of Rural Odisha/ _cArup Mitra (at all)
260			_a Springer Nature Singapore: _bSpringer, _c2021
300			_aX, 107p.
520			_aWe investigate whether spatial variations in climatic resource such as rainfall have prompted livelihood diversification, local adaptation and household food availability in Indo-Gangetic Plains using data from a household survey of 2660 farm-families carried out in India, Bangladesh and Nepal. We found that on-farm livelihood sources are higher in high rainfall regime (1300-1800 mm) compared to medium (<1300 mm) and very high rainfall regime (>1800 mm). The off-farm sources are higher in medium rainfall regime. Although a large number of changes are attributed to harvest better yield, yet farmers made numbers of changes in response to climatic variability as well. Although agricultural livelihood and local adaptation are restrained by several climatic and non-climatic factors; the amount of annual rainfall significantly affects livelihood diversification, and the impact of climatic stressors becomes more pronounced when there is interaction with other non-climatic factors. The results imply that livelihood and adaptation strategies should be tailor made along the climatic and non-climatic resources.
546			_aEnglish
650			_aClimate changes _xEnvironmental aspects _xGovernmental policy _zIndia _zOdisha
650			_aAgricultural diversification _xLivestock diversification
650			_aRural extension _xAgricultural extension work
700			_aDas, Saudamini
700			_aTripathi, Amarnath
700			_aSarangi, Tapas kumar
700			_aRanganathan, Thiagu
942			_2ddc _cBK