Appendix I

Region and Country Results

| Climate, soil and terrain constraints for rain-fed crop production.
| Gross extents with cultivation potential for high input level rain-fed wheat, grain maize, wetland rice, cereals, roots and tubers, pulses, oil crops, sugar crops and cotton.
| Gross extents with cultivation potential for intermediate input level rain-fed wheat, grain maize, wetland rice, cereals, roots and tubers, pulses, oil crops, sugar crops and cotton.
| Gross extents with cultivation potential for low input level rain-fed wheat, grain maize, wetland rice, cereals, roots and tubers, pulses, oil crops, sugar crops and cotton.
| Gross extents of potentially irrigable land in hyper-arid and arid zones very suitable and suitable for cereals.
| Maximum attainable and long-term achievable yields for rain-fed wheat, rice, or grain-maize averaged over all suitable land.
| Extents of land in use for crop cultivation (1994-96) and gross extents of land with potential for rain-fed cultivation (maximizing technology mix).
| Gross extents with rain-fed cultivation potential (maximizing technology mix).
| Land in use for cultivation and net rain-fed cultivation potential, populations of 1995 and projected populations in 2050.
| Distribution of "best" crops when using as selection criterion the crop agronomic suitability, crop output value and nutritive values per land unit.
| Gross area and production potential for cereals at high input level, by multiple cropping zones.
| Land potential for rain-fed cultivation of cereals vis-à-vis areas currently under forest and/or legally protected.
| Impact of temperature and rainfall sensitivity experiments on crop suitability, expressed as percentage changes in suitable extents and potential productivity for rain-fed wheat, rice, or grain-maize cultivation.
| Impact of climate change on rain-fed cereal production potential.
| Distribution of aggregate land cover classes.
| Potential impacts of irrigation on extents suitable and production potentials for cereals.