Data from: Shifting to settled cultivation: changing practices among the Adis in Central Arunachal Pradesh, north-east India
Karthik Teegalapalli & Aparajita Datta
In the hilly tropics, although shifting cultivation is a widespread practice, government policies have attempted to replace it with other land uses. However, several factors determine whether farming communities can make the shift. We tried understanding the factors that facilitate or impede the shift to settled cultivation through interviews with the Adi tribe in north-east India. Although settled cultivation was initiated in the 60s, about 90% of the families still practise shifting cultivation, observing 13...
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