2. An apex development bank in India with the
mandate of facilitating credit flow for promotion
and development of agriculture and integrated
rural development
It has 28 regional offices situated in state capitals and391
district offices at districts
It provides assistance to the government, the RBI and
other organizations in matters relating to rural
development
It provides training and research facilities for
banks, organizations working in the field of rural
development
3. The rural financial system in the country calls for a strong
and efficient credit delivery system, capable of taking care
of the expanding and diverse credit needs of agriculture
and rural development. More than 50% of the rural credit
is disbursed by the Co-operative Banks and Regional Rural
Banks.
NABARD is responsible for regulating and supervising the
functions of Co-operative banks and RRBs.
NABARD has been taking various initiatives in association
with Government of India and RBI to improve the health of
Co-operative banks and Regional Rural Banks.
4. 1. Credit distribution -:
a) Short term credit
b) Medium term credit
c) Long term credit
2. Development function
3. Regulatory function
5. 1. Production credit ( SAO, weavers, tiny ind. ,fertilizers )
2. Investment credit ( RRBs, SCBs, CBs, PUCBs )
3. Minor irrigation ( water, 120cm rainfall )
4. Plantation & Horticulture ( fruit, vegetable )
5. Land development, soil conservation and water
Mgmt
6. Animal husbandry
7. Development of fisheries sector
8. R&D activities
6. OUR SPECIAL THANKS TO:
ARJUN SIR
Team members:
ANAND KUMAR
ARUN KUMAR
ADALAT DAS
BABITA
