Table 5: Simulation Results Using SD Approach and World Bank Measure of GW Volume

||GW<br>Depth|Extraction<br>Recharge<br>Ratio|Aquifer<br>Productivity|Grids<br>Satisfying<br>Constraints|Grids with<br>Production|Median<br>Gains in<br>Production|Mean<br>Gains in<br>Production|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|Crop|Constraint|Constraint|Constraint|(%)|Gains (%)|(%)|(%)|
|(1)|(2)|(3)|(4)|(5)|(6)|(7)|(8)|
|Barley|7_._00|0_._70|0_._05|5_._47|2_._75|29_._57|101_._40|
|Barley|7_._00|0_._70||5_._47|2_._75|29_._57|101_._40|
|Barley|7_._00||0_._05|5_._48|2_._74|29_._57|101_._40|
|Barley||0_._70|0_._05|20_._98|2_._94|47_._91|98_._42|
|Barley|7_._00|||5_._48|2_._74|29_._57|101_._40|
|Barley||0_._70||20_._98|2_._95|47_._96|98_._47|
|Barley|||0_._05|24_._91|2_._48|47_._91|98_._42|
|Barley||||24_._91|2_._48|47_._96|98_._47|
|Millet|7_._00|0_._70|0_._05|5_._47|4_._31|76_._35|102_._88|
|Millet|7_._00|0_._70||5_._47|4_._31|76_._35|102_._88|
|Millet|7_._00||0_._05|5_._48|4_._31|76_._35|102_._88|
|Millet||0_._70|0_._05|20_._98|7_._04|71_._87|105_._05|
|Millet|7_._00|||5_._48|4_._31|76_._35|102_._88|
|Millet||0_._70||20_._98|7_._04|71_._87|105_._05|
|Millet|||0_._05|24_._91|5_._93|71_._87|105_._05|
|Millet||||24_._91|5_._93|71_._87|105_._05|
|Maize|7_._00|0_._70|0_._05|5_._47|43_._45|107_._96|184_._96|
|Maize|7_._00|0_._70||5_._47|43_._45|107_._96|184_._96|
|Maize|7_._00||0_._05|5_._48|43_._39|107_._99|185_._02|
|Maize||0_._70|0_._05|20_._98|30_._56|89_._39|158_._64|
|Maize|7_._00|||5_._48|43_._39|107_._99|185_._02|
|Maize||0_._70||20_._98|30_._56|89_._38|158_._63|
|Maize|||0_._05|24_._91|25_._75|89_._50|158_._90|
|Maize||||24_._91|25_._75|89_._49|158_._89|
|Wetland Rice|7_._00|0_._70|0_._05|5_._47|41_._41|108_._09|126_._08|
|Wetland Rice|7_._00|0_._70||5_._47|41_._41|108_._09|126_._08|
|Wetland Rice|7_._00||0_._05|5_._48|41_._34|108_._09|126_._08|
|Wetland Rice||0_._70|0_._05|20_._98|24_._76|105_._64|133_._09|
|Wetland Rice|7_._00|||5_._48|41_._34|108_._09|126_._08|
|Wetland Rice||0_._70||20_._98|24_._76|105_._64|133_._09|
|Wetland Rice|||0_._05|24_._91|20_._85|105_._64|133_._09|
|Wetland Rice||||24_._91|20_._85|105_._64|133_._09|
|Sorghum|7_._00|0_._70|0_._05|5_._47|18_._22|89_._49|112_._43|
|Sorghum|7_._00|0_._70||5_._47|18_._22|89_._49|112_._43|
|Sorghum|7_._00||0_._05|5_._48|18_._24|88_._61|112_._10|
|Sorghum||0_._70|0_._05|20_._98|15_._72|59_._99|103_._19|
|Sorghum|7_._00|||5_._48|18_._24|88_._61|112_._10|
|Sorghum||0_._70||20_._98|15_._72|59_._99|103_._19|
|Sorghum|||0_._05|24_._91|14_._08|63_._90|107_._25|
|Sorghum||||24_._91|14_._08|63_._90|107_._24|
|Wheat|7_._00|0_._70|0_._05|5_._47|8_._05|27_._97|46_._87|
|Wheat|7_._00|0_._70||5_._47|8_._05|27_._97|46_._87|
|Wheat|7_._00||0_._05|5_._48|8_._14|28_._24|48_._22|
|Wheat||0_._70|0_._05|20_._98|8_._83|36_._39|61_._23|
|Wheat|7_._00|||5_._48|8_._14|28_._24|48_._22|
|Wheat||0_._70||20_._98|8_._83|36_._39|61_._24|
|Wheat|||0_._05|24_._91|7_._81|38_._93|69_._25|
|Wheat||||24_._91|7_._81|38_._96|69_._26|

Notes. In this table we present the results of the SD approach using the groundwater supply or volume measure using the aquifer dataset constructed by World Bank. Each row represents one simulation. Column (1) specifies the crop for which the analysis was run. Columns (2)-(4) specify whether or not constraints were imposed; if yes, then what the thresholds were. Column (5) presents the fraction of all croplands where the constraints were met. Column (6) presents the share of croplands where we see production gains, as compared to the all the croplands where the constraints were met. Columns (7) and (8) present the median and mean of the simulated gains in production.

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