Dharwad: Agriculture, the backbone of the Indian economy, revitalization needs, and decentralized energy, sustainable will play a major role in achieving this, said Harish Hande, Magsaysay Awardee and Chairman-Chairman of the Convocation at the University of Indonesia Agricultural Sciences (UAS, Dharwad) On Monday, he said the climate change and the implications were felt by small farmers and marginalized.
With the increasing indifference of rainfall and heavy groundwater levels, they face greater adaptation challenges.
More than 69% of India dried and faced the risk of severe drought.
Nearly 85% of rural women are involved in labor-intensive processes such as sowing and harvesting, with limited access to technology, finance, skills and policy making, the word hande.techology innovation must make attractive and interesting agriculture, specifically for women engaged in it and products – Financial products need synchronous with the needs of women and other marginal farmers, said Hande, and signaled new graduates and post-graduates that this is a challenge that can be solved by many of these needs.
“There is a remarkable relationship between sustainable development and energy.
Sustainable energy interventions such as solar power can democratize health, education and livelihood applications.
The beauty of solar power is also modular.
It does not need to be transported through hundreds of kilometers with transmission losses, reliability challenges And extreme weather events.
Being modular and decentralized, poor people can produce their own strength in accordance with their direct and long term requirements, “Hande explained.
He asked agricultural graduates to develop models and processes that can be copied which can help create a more inclusive world.
The representative of Chancellor Prof.
Mahadev Chetti welcomed the meeting and explained the achievements of the University of Agriculture B C Patil present.
As 911 candidates were given graduates and PG degrees in various disciplines, while 63 candidates were given a PhD at the meeting.
Twenty-five candidates share 53 gold medals.