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Vision sans reality
An editorial by Moa Jamir
In 2012, the Department of Agriculture, Government of Nagaland, unveiled a bold blueprint for the future titled, “Vision Document 2025: Food for All.” With the tagline ‘Prosperity through Agriculture’, it set out an ambitious agenda, promising a “surplus in food production” and “food for all” by 2025. More than a decade later, the Nagaland Agriculture Policy (NAP) 2025 does not arrive in a vacuum; it represents both a strategic pivot and a tacit acknowledgement of unfinished business. The question, therefore, is not what the new policy promises, but what the earlier vision has actually delivered.
Read the editorial here: morungexpress.com/vision-sans-reality
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Vision sans reality
An editorial by Moa Jamir
In 2012, the Department of Agriculture, Government of Nagaland, unveiled a bold blueprint for the future titled, “Vision Document 2025: Food for All.” With the tagline ‘Prosperity through Agriculture’, it set out an ambitious agenda, promising a “surplus in food production” and “food for all” by 2025. More than a decade later, the Nagaland Agriculture Policy (NAP) 2025 does not arrive in a vacuum; it represents both a strategic pivot and a tacit acknowledgement of unfinished business. The question, therefore, is not what the new policy promises, but what the earlier vision has actually delivered.
Read the editorial here: morungexpress.com/vision-sans-reality
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