Outreach:
Details of project sites /villages selected for NAIP project
|
District
|
Block |
GP |
SC popu-
lation |
ST popu-
lation |
Number of
farmers to be
covered in the
project |
Village |
| West Midnapur |
Jhargram |
Radhanagar |
422 |
578 |
1000 |
Jamindardaya, Jaralat,
Nektaduba, Jharagerya,
Sugnibansa |
| Purulia |
Purulia II |
Agoyanarra |
460 |
540 |
1000 |
Baraseni, Sindurpur,
Chunardialias nakrakura,
Biralgaria, Agoa |
| Bankura |
Barjora |
Chandar |
465 |
535 |
1000 |
Sonagara,
Chandar,Murakata,
Barabendya, Jorshal |
| |
|
|
|
TOTAL |
3000 |
|
Clusterwise and Villagewise distribution of interventions with reference to Target Community.
| Activities |
Livelihood System
and its respective
cluster |
Target
Community |
|
1. Interventions related to productivity
enhancement of aman paddy.
Demonstrating short-duration, droughttolerant
direct seeded paddy cultivars in Upland and
medium duration cultivars in medium and
lowlands.
Demonstrating application of lime and
rock-phosphate in aman paddy to increase
the productivity of aman paddy.
Popularizing and strengthening IPM in rice
based farm production system.
Developing mass-production and utilization
of indigenous natural enemies in IPM.
Integrated management of crop-soil-
moisture-plant Iutrients combining organic
manures, bio-fertilizers, liming materials,
indigenous plant Products, bio-regulators
and chemical fertilizers.
Developing low-cost mass production
facilities for different bio-fertilizers in the
project area.
|
Aman paddy based
livelihood system
Cluster: West
Midnapore
Vilages Jamindardaya,
Jaralat, Nektaduba,
Jharagerya, Sugnibansa
|
All the farmers
for food
Security and
marketed
Surplus
|
|
2. Interventions related to water harvesting
through watershed
- Activities related to water harvesting through watershed methods involving civil engineering and community mobilisation.
- Installing small rainwater harvesting structure model, ‘Jalkund’ (50-100 m3 water storage capacity), in each land unit.
|
Aman paddy based
livelihood system.
Cluster: West
Midnapore
Villages Jamindardaya,
Jaralat, Nektaduba,, Jharagerya,
Sugnibansa
|
All farmers
|
|
3. Interventions related to productivity
enhancement of livestock
- Selection, improvement, multiplication and distribution of superior germplasm adopting Open Nuclear Breeding System (ONBS).
- Nutrition management with locally available feeds and fodder / concentrate mixture and area spec mineral supplement.
- Popularizing protocol for livestock health management and prevention of diseases.
|
Livestock livelihood
system.
Cluster:Bankura
Villages: Sonagara, Chandar,Murakata, Barabendya and Jorshal.
|
All farmers
including landless
labours and
women
|
|
4. Interventions related to productivity
enhancement of fisheries
Enhancement of productive efficiency of
fishponds,production of quality seed through
hypophysation,Efficient management
to obtain higher survival rate in nursery
rearing and stock ponds. Remedial measures
against disease and parasites and proper
inputs like feed and fertilizers to augment
the production.
Development of integrated fish farming
system with water and soil quality
management emphasizing locally available
and economically important fish species.
Introduction of fisheries in ‘Jalkund’ and
other water harvesting structures.
|
Fishery based
livelihood system.
Cluster: Bankura
Villages: Sonagara,
Chandar, Murakata, Barabendya and
Jorshal.
|
All farmers
including landless
labours and
women
|
|
5. Interventions related to productivity
enhancement of cotton and cashew as a
second crop after aman paddy.
Growing cotton in fallow land: covering both
organically cultivated and chemically
cultivated ones.Intercropping in cashew
plantation, rejuvenation of old orchards and
development of cashew nursery.
|
Minor crops (other
than aman paddy)
based livelihood
system.
Cluster: West
Midnapore
Villages:Jamindardaya,
Jaralat, Nektaduba,
Jharagerya,
Sugnibansa
|
All farmers
including landless
labours and
women
|
|
6. Commercial seed production of paddy,
maize, mustard, lentil, jute and wheat
Agro-techniques of seed production and
low-cost processing by small and marginal
farmers covering paddy,aize,mustard,lentil,
jute and wheat (At present seed production
is practiced by large farmers with better
access to technology and market).
|
Small
entrepreneurship
livelihood system.
Cluster: West
Midnapore
Vilages:Jamindardaya,
Jaralat, Nektaduba,
Jharagerya, Sugnibansa
|
All farmers
including landless
labours and
women (Leased
–in Land)
|
|
7. Enterprise related to vermicompost,
medicinal plant, Commercial Nursery and
dry flower
Popularizing dry flower production technology
by women through decentralized mode of
production.Growing medicinal plants (Vinca,
Kakmachi, Kalmegh & Hena) on commercial
basis.
Micro-Entrepreneurship development through
production of vermicompost by women in
homestead or community land.
Micro-Entrepreneurship development in
homestead land through commercial nursery.
|
Small
entrepreneurship
livelihood system.
Cluster :Purulia
Baraseni, Sindurpur, Chunardialias nakrakura, Biralgaria,
Agoa
|
Landless labours
and women
|
Strengths and Responsibility of Consortium Partners (CP)
| Name of CP |
Strength/ Core competence |
Responsibility |
Bidhan Chandra
Krishi
Viswavidyalaya |
It is the oldest Agriculture
University in West Bengal
functioning for more than
33 years. It has strong research
presence in disadvantaged
districts of West Bengal. |
- Interventions related to
productivity enhancement
of aman paddy.
- Commercial seed production of
paddy, maize, mustard, lentil, jute
and wheat.
- Enterprise related to vermicompost,
medicinal plant, commercial nursery
and dry flower.
- Interventions related to productivity
enhancement of cotton and cashew.
|
West Bengal
University of
Animal
and Fishery
Sciences
|
It is the only Veterinary
University in West Bengal.
All of the three districts selected
for the project fall under the
jurisdiction of WBUAFS
|
- Overall responsibility of productivity
enhancement of Cattle, Fish, Goat
and Pigs.
|
Kalyan Krishi
Vigyan Kendra
(Affiliated to
Ramakrishna
Mission Loksiksha
Parishad)
|
The KVK is run by ICAR.
It is an eminent NGO
having framers interfacing
in more than 50 villages in
Purulia district. It has worked
extensively in watershed.
|
- Watershed management through
contour bunding, Tie-ridges,
Check Dam, Rock check Dam, etc.
in at least 100 ha over the districts
of West Midnapore, Bankura and Purulia.
- Excavation and re-excavation of
waterharvesting structure,
micro-irrigation facilities and
multiple use of water by the
women SHGs, groundwaterstorage,
soil loss check.
|
ACCESS
Development
Services
|
Capacities of the organization to
draw on a significant pool of
appropriate expertise both within
and outside the organization for
community mobilization and
market linkage.
ACCESS has been fundamentally
engaged in India for the cause of
the marginalized, focusing on
women and children. CARE India
has created ACCESS
development servic |
- Partnership selection, incubation
and creation of sustainable local
responsive Peoples Institutions.
- Working with PRIs, district line
agencies for integration and
sustainable future initiative.
|
Indian Grameen
Services (IGS),
a BASIX. group
of companies
|
Indian Grameen Services (IGS),
a not-for-profit company of the
INDIAN GRAMEEN SERVICES-
A BASIX GROUP, is involved in
livelihood promotion, knowledge
building through action research
and dissemination of the same for
enhancing the implementation
capacities of organizations
supporting livelihoods.
|
- Market linkage, value-addition
and farmers’ institution Development.
- Linkage with district development
agencies and PRIs
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- To increase food security and enhance income through increased productivity in Aman Rice.
- To ensure irrigation through harvesting water.
- To enhance farmers’ income through productivity enhancement of livestock and fisheries.
- To ensure farmers’ income through productivity enhancement of cotton and cashew as second crop to Aman Rice.
- To trigger entrepreneurship among small and marginal farmers and landless labourers through commercial seed production.
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