Samuha vikash malkangiri
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This document provides information on Samuhavikas' work promoting Sustainable Rice Intensification (SRI) in Malkangiri district of Odisha, India. It details SRI adoption rates across several blocks from 2010-2013, with yields increasing from 10-15 quintals traditionally to 20-25 quintals under SRI. It also lists constraints faced such as lack of farmer skills and incentives. The organization's strategies include training farmers, demonstrations, mobilizing communities, and converging with government programs. Over 1000 hectares have been covered through various schemes. Innovations include markers for nurseries and adopting SRI principles for other crops. The overall proposal is to scale up SRI across the district over
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A two-day national meeting on Diversion Based Irrigation (DBI) was organized in Odisha to share experiences promoting DBI across India. 63 representatives from government, partner organizations, scientists, and development experts participated. The meeting recognized the need to review current DBI program activities supported by Sir Dorabji Tata Trust. It emphasized strengthening agricultural interventions and System of Rice Intensification in DBI command areas. Partner organizations presented on their DBI work to facilitate cross-learning. Discussions, presentations, group work, and films were used to discuss promoting agriculture along with DBI systems.
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The two-day National Level Meet on Diversion Based Irrigation (DBI) was organized in Bhubaneswar, India and had active participation from 56 government, NGO, and civil society participants. DBI is a program supported by The Jamsetji Tata Trust that started in 2008 with 1,500 lakhs in funding over three years. It involves diverting water flows from streams and rivers using pipes for irrigation in remote tribal villages. Some findings were to work more intensively in DBI areas, establish connections with other programs, and learn from other organizations.
Preview text (sri partners meet 2013)
A three day meeting was held in Ranchi, Jharkhand from February 27 to March 1, 2013 to discuss agricultural extension related to the System of Rice Intensification (SRI). The meeting had 69 participants representing government organizations, NGOs, research institutions, scientists, and social development experts. Participants shared their experiences implementing SRI in their areas to facilitate cross-learning. Discussions focused on constraints to implementation and potential solutions. Presentations, group discussions, and films on SRI were part of the deliberations. Partner organizations also displayed rice farming implements and machinery. An poster competition was held for training and outreach materials on SRI.
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A three day meeting was held in Ranchi, Jharkhand from February 27 to March 1, 2013 to discuss agricultural extension related to the System of Rice Intensification (SRI). The meeting had 69 participants representing government organizations, NGOs, research institutions, scientists, and social development experts. Participants shared their experiences implementing SRI in their areas to facilitate cross-learning. Discussions focused on constraints to implementation and potential solutions. Presentations, group discussions, and films on SRI were part of the deliberations. Partner organizations working on SRI production were also invited to display farm machinery. An poster competition was also held to showcase training materials on disseminating SRI initiatives.
Water quality
This document discusses water quality and summarization techniques. It provides guidelines for developing water quality indices to summarize complex data in a simple, understandable way. Key parameters to measure include health and microbial criteria like arsenic, fluoride and E. coli. Proper monitoring of many factors that affect water quality is important. CSIR has developed technologies to address issues like high arsenic, fluoride, iron and salinity. Field tests show a ceramic filter called Terafil effectively reduces turbidity, acidity, iron and improves overall water quality to meet BIS standards.
Water quality
This document discusses water quality and monitoring. It provides guidelines and standards for drinking water quality from organizations like WHO and BIS. It discusses various factors that affect water quality like sedimentation, runoff, erosion etc. It also summarizes CSIR's work in developing technologies to address different water quality issues in India like high arsenic, fluoride, iron etc. through inventions like ceramic membrane filters, adsorbents, and RO plants. Analytical reports show how a terafil filter developed by CSIR effectively reduces turbidity, acidity, total hardness, iron and improves overall quality of raw water samples.
Swati, kandhamal
This document discusses the implementation of a DBI (Decentralized Basin Irrigation) intervention project in 3 villages to enhance agricultural productivity. The project developed water sources through pipe-based water supply systems and stone beds to protect the pipes. It benefited 151 households, irrigating 144 acres in the rainy season and 77 acres in the winter. Challenges in post-management included strengthening village institutions for asset management. Lessons included selecting appropriate sites, engaging communities, and leveraging other programs. The project aims to promote sustainability through crop diversification, structure maintenance, and protection of catchment areas.
Rids, anantapur
The document discusses the Gonchi water management system in several villages. It provides details of achievements made in improving Gonchi channels such as GPS mapping, identifying repair needs, completing repairs, and increasing irrigated acreage and crop yields. It also discusses contributions made by local farmers toward repair works, expenditures on projects, innovations in agriculture, and difficulties overcome with community involvement. The Gonchi system is an old, democratic method of water distribution that remains effective in modern times when properly maintained through local cooperation and development initiatives.
Rcdc balangir
The document summarizes a DBI (Decentralized Bulk Irrigation) project implemented by RCDC (an organization focused on community development) to improve livelihoods in rural villages. The project provided irrigation to 180 households across 4 villages, benefiting 293 acres of farmland. Challenges included opposition from influential farmers, political conflicts, legal issues using forest land, and difficult excavation conditions. Through community participation and strong local institutions, the project overcame obstacles to successfully implement irrigation infrastructure. This enhanced agricultural productivity and strengthened livelihoods for marginalized communities in the region.
Pragati koraput
The document summarizes Pragati's work to improve livelihoods in small and marginal farming communities in Koraput, Odisha. It discusses how Pragati has partnered with Harsha Trust to implement diversion-based irrigation (DBI) projects since 2012, benefiting over 100 households across 10 villages. DBI involves constructing small irrigation canals and pipes to provide water for farming and prevent distress migration. The summary provides details of initial DBI projects in Parja Bhimdol village and Barba village.
Nabapallav,nuapada
The organization constructed a DBI project in 2012 in Bhainsadani village to provide irrigation for 166 acres and drinking water to 65 households. A total of Rs. 8.66 lakhs was spent on the project. They trained 200 farmers on improved agriculture techniques and supplied seeds and support to 35 farmers. They formed producers' groups in 250 villages and a farmers' organization called Krushak Sakti Sangathana to advocate for farmers' issues. Moving forward, they plan to promote SRI and pulses cultivation methods, encourage vegetable farming, and strengthen existing groups and the agriculture support center.
Madhyam foundation nayagarh
Madhyam Foundation works in 10 districts of Odisha reaching over 23,000 households. It promotes livelihoods through activities like dairy, poultry, and vegetable cultivation. The Diversion-based Irrigation (DBI) project begins with meetings with villagers to introduce the project and exposure visits. Villagers help with technical surveys, digging canals, constructing intake structures, and laying pipes. Training is provided on crop planning, intercropping, and organic cultivation. DBI sites have stabilized kharif crops, led to crop diversification, and adoption of organic practices by many households. Some structures were damaged by elephants but repaired with forest department assistance. Strategies are needed to optimize water use through these structures.
Lss nalanda
This document summarizes a diversion-based irrigation project in 13 villages in Nalanda District, Bihar that renovated an existing irrigation canal called the Pyne. The project benefited 1,386 families and 575 acres of land, creating over 7,800 work days and reviving 5 km of the Pyne canal. As a result of the project, paddy and other rabi crops were successfully cultivated across the command area. The project strengthened local community-based organizations, provided capacity building, and developed linkages to external organizations to support farmers and laborers. Challenges remain around greater PRI involvement, diversified cropping, and developing livelihood systems.
Livolink foundaion
This document summarizes the experience of implementing diversion-based irrigation (DBI) systems in India. It discusses:
1) DBI systems have been used for decades across India under different names, diverting water from streams for irrigation.
2) Livolink Foundation in Bhubaneswar supports NGOs implementing DBI programs across 13 states, reaching over 67,000 families and developing irrigation for over 70,000 acres.
3) Different types of traditional DBI systems are described that are used in various states, such as ahar-pyne in Bihar and gonchi in Andhra Pradesh.
Jamgoria sevabrata purulia
The document outlines a vision and strategy to graduate 10,000 families out of poverty in Purulia, West Bengal through ensuring year-round food security and income of 20,000 rupees per family. The strategy involves reducing farming risks through irrigation expansion and diversification. Decentralized water bodies have benefited over 3,000 farmers across 23 sites, creating 3,500 acres of kharif and 1,000 acres of rabi command area. This has led to increased production, incomes over 125 lakhs in kharif and 100 lakhs in rabi from higher yields of crops like paddy, mustard, wheat and vegetables. The benefits are exemplified by a farmer Anil who was able to
Karmi kalahandi
This document outlines a project to develop diversion-based irrigation initiatives in the villages of Karanjkot and Baburmunda in Golamunda Block. The project aims to improve food security and sustainable livelihoods for 76 vulnerable families totaling 1884 people by providing irrigation for 99 acres of land in the kharif season and 44 acres in the winter. It will form water user committees, provide training, and generate funds for maintenance to empower farmers to manage water resources and diversify crops, increasing production and supporting year-round cultivation. The initiatives have led to increased crop yields, more land brought under cultivation, and reliable water access.
Gvm nalbari
The document summarizes the work of Gramya Vikash Mancha (GVM), a non-profit organization working on rural development in Assam, India. It discusses GVM's promotion of diversion-based irrigation projects in 3 districts to improve livelihoods of 50,000 families. Key activities included restoring canals/dongs, building irrigation structures, farmer training, and group farming. Over 60km of canals were cleaned, benefiting thousands of acres of land. Challenges from floods and ethnic conflicts were also discussed.
Harsha trust bhubaneswar
The document discusses an organization called Harsha Trust that aims to improve livelihoods in rural India through self-help groups and cooperatives. It focuses on natural resource management and improved agriculture, reaching over 20,000 families across 5 districts of Odisha. Specifically, the document describes Harsha Trust's improved agriculture projects through drip irrigation schemes, which have benefitted over 500 families so far by allowing vegetable cultivation and reducing water shortage risks. Key lessons learned include that high-value crops like vegetables and fruit trees motivate farmers more, and drip irrigation significantly improves water use efficiency.
Grameen sahara assam
The document summarizes a diversion-based irrigation project implemented in phases across villages in Odisha, India from 2009-2015. The project aimed to improve agricultural production and food security for small farmers by providing irrigation infrastructure and training in sustainable farming practices. Key results included over 500 acres and 3,000 families gaining access to irrigation, increased crop yields and household incomes, and empowerment of women through reduced water collection burdens and involvement in producer groups. The next phase aims to expand these benefits to 1,000 additional farmers in new villages.
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- 1. Welcome to SAMUHAVIKAS.SDTT Parteners meet- Presentation. -
- 2. Malkangiri district profile & situational analysis . Nos. of Block - 7 nos,G.P.s- 108. Total areas-6115.359 sq.kms, out of which 1552.55 sq. k.m. forest. Annual rainfall-1521.8, Tribal sub groups-13 , BPL H.H.- 91.85 % tribals. Area covered- 3 blocks, 17GPs, villages- 53 Total H.H. -6196, SC h.h.-1005, ST h.h.-4617, OBC h.h.-574 . This year covered- 2500 H.H.s. Land- High land in 53 villages-1293 Hectors, Middle land- 1142H,S,low Lands-3529 Hec. Nos. of institutions- SHG-127, Farmer co-pertiv-2, farmers club -22, Pani panchayats- 6 nos
- 3. Experience in promotion of SRI in Malkangiri District.SAMUHAVIKAS Year Korukonda (Farmers) Kalimela (Farmers) K.Guma (Farmers) Khairput (Farmers) Traditional cultivation Adaption SRI cultivation 2010-11 345 145 105 165 10 to 15 qtl. 20 to 25 qnt. 2011-12 ( Drought) 315 112 112 305 3 to 8 qnt. 8 to 15 qnt 2012- 13 1409 550 540 480 12-18 qnt 22-25qnt.
- 4. Our observation & constraints in SRI Up scaling . • SRI require skill on Nursery raising, Land preparation, transplantation, water management, Social mobilization & demonstration our tribal lack the skill & knowledge. • Limited linkages with government main stream programme • Lack of farmers incentives in the program me , reduced effectiveness in SRI up scaling . • Farmer perceive SRI require more lab ours. • Timely careful transplantation more then family labour . • Non availability of sufficient organic manure. • Government supply weeder is difficulty for women. • SRI require water management , flooded water and dray spell affect production.
- 5. • CSOs learning and sharing alliance building. • Quality demonstration. • Community mobilization on SRI through Audio visual aid & flax pictures. • Selection of master trainers /Village resource person for promotion of SRI. • Interface workshop of farmers & CSOs with govt. Officers/POL. • Convergence with govt. main stream programme. • Instructional arrangement for up scaling and sustainability. • Capacity building of farmers Through Training & Exposures • Dissemination of Successful Case Study to various stakeholders. • Labour Incentives to farmers . RS 1000/= per acre for three years Strategy for moving towards SRI on a large scale
- 6. Activities undertaken • TOT for farmer & Community resource persons. • Exposure visit of farmers (Internal & External) • Interface workshop, Block / District with various stock holders • IEC Preparation & demonstration. • Demonstration of SRI plots. • Progressive farmers selection. • Farmers Clubs / S.H.G., Cooperative formation • Convergence with Govt. Scheme Atma, State plan, BGREI, NFSM.
- 7. Resource Mobilization • ATMA , S.P.-RKVY - 200 Hectors. • NSFM- - 300 Hectors • BGRI 1000 hectors line transplantation. • First time in Odisha they provided RS. 500/- per Acre as farmer incentive. • Out of the input cost 50 % cost will be organic.
- 8. Innovation of up scaling, Preparation of marker , wider & local matterial for nursery raising . Adoption of SRI principle in small millet &miner millet prog. of govt. NFSM scheme. Village MLP preparation approved in P.S. & G.S. for soil health improvement & critical irrigation.(450 F.Ps &765 composts & land development this year) Regis rated cooperative formation to sustain the programme. Presentation before R.D. minister, collector & other line department officers by lead farmers for main stemming SRI .
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