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From the Fields

INDIA BANGLADESH NEPAL PAKISTAN

SoLAR-India researchers supervise the roll-out of farmers’ training sessions on the Suryashakti Kisan Yojana (SKY) in Gujarat’s Porbandar district

  IWMI meets ADB and BMDA

 

 

 

Donor visits to the SoLAR project sites in Nepal

 

 

 

 

SoLAR Pakistan, in collaboration with Dr. Andrew Bell from the Department of Earth and Environment, Boston University, pre-tested choice experiment questionnaires with farmers in Rahim Yar Khan

 

Photos from Pretesting Choice Experiment RYK-SoLAR Pakistan .
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Troubleshooting in-situ instrumentation

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