Titlebook: Soil Law and Governance in India; Bharat H. Desai Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Sp

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Soil Degradation in India: Challenge and Responseieve land degradation neutrality by 2030 and highlighted seven emerging issues and challenges. For the benefit of various stakeholders, a comprehensive national policy considering the land degradation scenario as well as various driving forces such as land use alteration and climate change should be developed.

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Combating Soil Degradation: Some Policy Perspectives30. Being a largely agriculture dependent economy, India has immense diversity as it encompasses over a dozen agro-climatic regions, spanning from the Great Himalayas to the coastal plains. A national level analysis (for 2011–2013 period) shows that ~29.3% of the Total Geographical Area (TGA) in Ind

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Protection and Conservation of Soil: A Legal Perspectiveculture and the green belt. Soil conditions are also adversely aggravated by the quality of irrigation water. The deteriorating quality of soil has been a major concern for a long time. Reasons for reduction in soil fertility can be attributed to extractive farming practices involving higher use of

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Forest Policy, Law and Institutions: Relevance for Soil Degradation maximum economic benefits out of the forests. The Forest Policy of 1894 and the Forest Act of 1927 reflect these economic considerations of British India through many nuanced ways. This legal and policy outlook slowly started to change after independence and the ideas of conservation and community

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Role of Women in Sustainable Soil Management: Some Legal Reflections well as due to their gender or sex. They face double victimization irrespective of their age. Women play a crucial role in sustainable soil management (SSM) that ensures women’s empowerment including food, economic and social security. Both come under the ambit of Goals 5 and 15 of the Sustainable

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Role of Community in the Sustainable Soil Management: A Legal Perspectiveradation. Soil degradation has been occurring for centuries, but in the last century, soil degradation emerged as one of the global concerns that has been sought to be addressed by the 1995 UN Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD). Subsequently, the 2015 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) h