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meals in schools.

Streamline NABARD schemes to provide easier access to credit for
millet farmers and processors. Simplify application procedures to

have maximum beneficiaries.

Facilitate a platform for millet stakeholders, including farmers,
processors, researchers, and policymakers, to share knowledge and
experiences.

Establish a monitoring and evaluation system to assess the impact

of these actions on millet production, processing, and consumption.
Regularly review and adapt the plan based on performance.

4.3 Limitations of the Study

This study provides valuable insights into government programs
promoting millet production and processing in India, accompanied by
a recognition of certain limitations associated with the methodology

employed.

1. Data Quality and Reliability:

The primary limitation of this study lies in the quality and reliability
of the secondary data used. Secondary data are inherently limited by
their original purpose and collection methods, and they do not align

perfectly with the research questions posed in this study. Variations
in data collection procedures and inconsistencies in reporting across
different sources can introduce uncertainty into the analysis.

2. Data Source Bias:

Another consideration is the potential bias associated with data
sources. Much of the secondary data used in this study originate from

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