RNBA Manipur 2011
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The document summarizes a project in Manipur, India that promotes the System of Rice Intensification (SRI) method to improve food security and reduce poverty. The project was implemented in two phases from 2009-2011 across 8 districts with 18 partner organizations. It provided training to farmers and coordinators on SRI techniques. The project achieved increased rice yields compared to traditional methods and had wider impacts like improved agricultural extension, awareness of intensification methods, and more efficient nursery practices.
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- 1. RONGMEI NAGA BAPTIST ASSOCIATION, (RNBA) DEVELOPMENT & RELIEF DEPARTMENT MANIPUR PRESENTATION ON SYSTEM OF RICE INTENSIFICATION (SRI)
- 2. ABOUT THE PROJECT PILOT PHASE Project title “ PROMOTION OF FOOD SECURITY & ENSURING A SUSTAINABLE IMPACT IN THE AREA OF POVERTY REDUCTION THROUGH SYSTEM OF RICE INTENSIFICATION (SRI)” (Pilot Phase) Project Period 12 Months (March 2009 – February 2010) Project budget Rs: 9,17,000.00 MAIN PHASE Project title “ PROMOTION OF FOOD SECURITY & ENSURING A SUSTAINABLE IMPACT IN THE AREA OF POVERTY REDUCTION THROUGH SYSTEM OF RICE INTENSIFICATION (SRI)” (Main Phase) Project period 12 Months (April 2010- March 2011) Project budget Assistance Requested Rs: 34,84,000.00 Rs: 34,44,400.00 Supported by SIR DORABJI TATA TRUST (SDTT), Mumbai
- 3. Project implementing partners & operational area Name of organisation Base Ben/acre to be covered (1/farmer) 1 . Evangelical Assembly Church (EAC) Churachandpur 100 2. Peoples’ Endeavour for Social Change (PESCH) Jeribam 110 3. RURAL WOMEN UPLIFTMENT SOCIETY (RWUS) Churachandpur 100 4. People’s Resource Development Association (PRDA) Bishnupur 150 5. Women’ Action for Reconstruction and Reformation (WARR) Ukhrul (Kamjong) 50 6. Action of Women in Development (AWID) Ukhrul 80 7. Weaker Section Development Council (WSDC) Chandel 80 8. Yeomen Extension Services (YES) Senapati 80 9. Development Agency for Tribal People (DATP) Tamenglong 80 10. Rongmei Naga Baptist Association (RNBA) Tamenglong 330 11. RURAL EDUCATION AND ACTION FOR CHANGE, MANIPUR (REACH-M) Chandel 100 12.Integrated Rural Managment Asscociation (IRMA) Senapati 100
- 4. Contd. 13. Don Bosco Social Welfare (DBSW) Tamenglong 80 14. Zeliangrong Evangelistic Fellowship (ZEF) Tamenglong 130 15. Rongmei Christian Developemt Socciey (RCDS) Bishnupur 100 16. Integrated Rural Development Service Organisation (IRDSO) Thoubal 100 17. Maniour North Economic Development Association (MANEDA) Senapati 100 18. Chandil Khubul Social Welfare Culture Association (CKSWACA) Chandel 100 All Total 8 District 1970 acres
- 5. Achievement of SRI Name of PIOs District Targeted Achievement Area in acres 1. EAC Churachandpur 100 100 57.25 2. PESCH) Jeribam 110 81 23.59 3. RWUS Churachandpur 100 36 40.0 4. PRDA Bishnupur 150 150 150 5. WARR Ukhrul (Kamjong) 50 56 16 ** 6. AWID Ukhrul 80 81 81 7. WSDC Chandel 80 85 85 8. YES Senapati 80 83 83 9. DATP Tamenglong 80 80 80 10. RNBA Tamenglong 330 207 176 11. REACH-M Chandel 100 52 52 12. IRMA Senapati 100 83 34 13. DBSW Tamenglong 80 83 31.2 ** 14. ZEF Tamenglong 130 130 130 15. RCDS Bishnupur 100 103 83.1 16. IRDSO Thoubal 100 48 51
- 6. Contd. * ** Incomplete MIS Partners- to be update. Name of PIO District Targeted Achievement Area in acres 17. MANEDA Senapati 100 83 17 18. CKSWACA Chandel 100 85 34 ** All Total 8 District 1970 acres 1625 1224.0
- 10. Partner wise performance in Plant growth
- 11. Comparative Average Paddy Yield in Manipur ( both Hills and valley)
- 14. Thanks