Identifying the need for a climate resilient agriculture in India, discuss how it can be achieved.

According to the Climate Risk Vulnerability Index 2030 by German Watch, India is among the top 10 most vulnerable countries due to climate change. 68% of India's vulnerable to drought, 12% to cyclones, 8% to floods, 10% to locust attacks, 70% and is worsened. All the above displays are set to rise in the wake of climate change. Thus climate resilient agriculture is needed. HOW TO ACHIEVE CLIMATE RESILIENT AGRICULTURE: 1. GREEN AGRICULTURE - The use of organic methods and low CO2 emission from agriculture.

organic methods and low CO2 emission from agriculture. 2. MICRO IRRIGATION - Rainfall variability is a prime cause of vulnerability. It can be addressed with use of technologies like drip irrigation, sprinklers, etc. 3. REVIVING TRADITIONAL AGRICULTURAL TECHNIQUES - like that of those included in FAO's Agricultural Heritage list -> land-use farming along with high bearing. 4. DIVERSIFICATION OF AGRICULTURE - by introducing & promoting animal rearing, beekeeping, horticulture etc to reduce role due to climate change climate change is a reality and the IPCC depicts highlights its inevitability, thus preparing beforehand for food security becomes crucial to safeguard our SDGs by 2030.