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the last decade, to assess the evolution and effectiveness of these
schemes over time.

Government Initiatives: The study will include an analysis of all

relevant government initiatives, policies, and programs aimed at
promoting millet production, processing, and utilization. This will
encompass both central and state-level schemes.

Stakeholders: The research will involve stakeholders at various

levels, including farmers, agricultural extension services, government
agencies, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and private
sector actors involved in millet production and processing.

Data Collection: Data collection methods will include surveys,

interviews, and reviews of existing literature, government reports,
and policy documents. Primary data will be collected from selected
regions representative of different millet-growing areas in India.

Impact Assessment: The research will assess the socio-economic,

nutritional, and environmental impact of government schemes on
millet production and processing. This will involve measuring
changes in millet cultivation practices, yields, income levels, and
dietary patterns.

Challenges and Barriers: The study will explore the challenges and
barriers faced by farmers and stakeholders in accessing and benefiting
from these schemes, including issues related to technology adoption,
credit availability, and market access.

Policy Recommendations: Based on the findings, the research will
provide policy recommendations and actionable insights to enhance
the effectiveness and reach of government schemes, to promote millet
production and processing for sustainable agriculture and improved
food security.

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