Raihan A. 2024. Review: The potential of agroforestry in South Asian countries towards
achieving the climate goals. Asian J For 8: 1-17. Throughout history, millions of South Asian …

In the coastal zone of the Ganges Delta, in the wet season (June to November), rice is the
predominant crop due to extensive flooding, but the income is low and nutritional food …

Farm households around the world are increasingly exposed to both external and internal
shocks and stressors. Enhancing the resilience of farm households to frequent disturbances …

Abstract The Mekong Delta in Vietnam, a pivotal agricultural region, is currently grappling
with significant challenges due to saline intrusion and water scarcity. Exacerbated by climate …

Farmland use transition (FUT) is a significant global phenomenon in rural areas, profoundly
impacting rural residents' lives and livelihoods. To improve rural living standards and …

Crop diversification is indispensable for the development of Indian agriculture. The present
paper examines the cropping pattern and status of crop diversification across 28 Indian …

The diversification of livelihoods by households has been widely acknowledged as a way to
overcome food insecurity and poverty challenges in developing countries. Diversification of …

Despite the clear synergy between food security and politics, economic policy frameworks
have not given adequate attention to the political economy of income diversification as a …

In tourism employment, the participation of farmers is closely linked to the development of
ethnic villages. Existing literature often overlooks the role of farmers' non-economic …

Brazilian agriculture is characterized by the prevalence of small farms and regions with a
high degree of rurality and dominance of the agricultural sector in the economy. These two …