National Agricultural Productivity Index

The National Agricultural Productivity Index (NAPI) measures how efficiently a country produces agricultural goods relative to its resources, such as land, labor, and capital. Essentially, it reflects the overall productivity of the agricultural sector, indicating how much output—like fruits, vegetables, and grains—is produced for every unit of input used. A higher NAPI suggests better efficiency and productivity, which can lead to increased food security and economic growth. It helps policymakers and farmers understand trends, challenges, and opportunities within agriculture, guiding improvements and investments in the sector.