Authored by Baljeet Singh Saharan et al., this study evaluates Jeevamrit’s role in ZBNF, demonstrating improved soil chemistry, microbial diversity, and economic viability while offering sustainable alternatives to chemical-based agriculture in India.
Authored by Dinesha S. et al., this study explores agroforestry-assisted natural farming, highlighting its role in enhancing biodiversity, reducing resource dependency, and promoting sustainable, climate-resilient agricultural practices for diversified and restored agroecosystems.
Authored by Anup Das et al., this study evaluates incorporating nitrogen-fixing tree biomass into lowland rice farming, highlighting improved productivity, soil fertility, and cost-effectiveness for resource-poor farmers in subtropical Meghalaya, India.
Ananya Verma
Programme Lead
Ananya oversees programme design and implementation across CAT’s priority landscapes. She works closely with partners to align field-level initiatives with CAT’s broader agroecological vision. With experience in sustainable agriculture and community-led development, she focuses on strengthening collaboration, tracking progress, and ensuring learning feeds back into strategy. Ananya plays a key role in translating collective goals into actionable programmes while supporting adaptive, context-sensitive approaches across diverse geographies.
