Analysis of Indian Agricultural Ecosystem using Knowledge-based Tantra Framework
Shreekanth M Prabhu, Natarajan Subramanyam

TL;DR
This paper applies the Knowledge-based Tantra Framework to analyze the complex Indian Agricultural ecosystem, creating knowledge graphs to understand interactions, interventions, and sustainability issues from multiple perspectives.
Contribution
It introduces a novel application of the Tantra Framework and knowledge graphs to comprehensively analyze the Indian Agricultural ecosystem.
Findings
Identified key interactions within the ecosystem.
Assessed policy interventions and their impacts.
Provided a multi-perspective analysis of sustainability challenges.
Abstract
The information systems have been extremely useful in managing businesses, enterprises, and public institutions such as government departments. But current challenges are increasingly about managing ecosystems. Ecosystem is a useful paradigm to better understand a variety of domains such as biology, business, industry, agriculture, and society. In this paper, we look at the Indian Agricultural ecosystem. It is a mammoth task to assimilate the information for the whole ecosystem consisting of consumers, producers, workers, traders, transporters, industry, and Government. There are myriad interventions by the state and the central Governments, whose efficacy is difficult to track and the outcomes hard to assess. A policy intervention that helps one part of the ecosystem can harm the other. In addition, sustainability and ecological considerations are also extremely important. In this…
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Taxonomy
TopicsInnovation and Socioeconomic Development · Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Agriculture
