Crop residue burning and its impact on achieving SDG 3 in India
By: Gupta, Namita and Kaur, Jaswinder
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BookPublisher: Indian Institute of Public Administration Digest Description: 6(3), Jul-Sep, 2024: p.20-23.
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Healthcare is one of the most important factors that directly impac the quality of quality of life and human development status of any economy. Sustainable development goal 3 of 2030 agenda is to “ensure healthily live sand promoting well being for all at all ages”. It recalls that human beings are entitled to a healthy and productive life in harmony with nature. This also simplicity emphasizes upon sustainable agriculture to ensure food security, without compromising on the ecosystem. This becomes significant in India as agriculture with it allied sectors, is the largest source o livelihoods with 60 -65 percent of rural population depending on agriculture. –Reproduced
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Healthcare is one of the most important factors that directly impac the quality of quality of life and human development status of any economy. Sustainable development goal 3 of 2030 agenda is to “ensure healthily live sand promoting well being for all at all ages”. It recalls that human beings are entitled to a healthy and productive life in harmony with nature. This also simplicity emphasizes upon sustainable agriculture to ensure food security, without compromising on the ecosystem. This becomes significant in India as agriculture with it allied sectors, is the largest source o livelihoods with 60 -65 percent of rural population depending on agriculture. –Reproduced
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