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Agricultural Programme – Impact Assessment 2023
Year: 2023
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Livelihood & Economic Empowerment
Programme at a Glance
₹
23,900
Budget Used
2,565
Total Reach
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513
Direct Beneficiaries
2,052
Indirect Beneficiaries
↗
1 : 4
Multiplier Effect
Executive Summary
The Agricultural Programme (2023), implemented by The Dream Welfare Society, provided targeted agricultural support to small and marginal farmers facing rising input costs, climate uncertainty, and livelihood stress. With a total investment of ₹23,900, the programme supported 150 farmers, directly benefiting 513 individuals and indirectly impacting 2,052 people across farming households and neighbouring communities. At an average cost of ₹159 per farmer, the programme delivered timely agricultural assistance, improved farming practices, and strengthened household livelihood resilience through a highly cost-effective intervention.
Key Findings
- Timely agricultural support significantly improves productivity and income stability
- Input-focused interventions generate immediate and measurable impact
- Strong multiplier effect expands benefits beyond direct beneficiaries
- Cost-effective agricultural models are scalable and replicable
Project Snapshot
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Project Name | Agricultural Programme – Impact Assessment 2023 |
| Year | 2023 |
| Budget | ₹ 23,900 |
| Direct Impact | 513 |
| Indirect Impact | 2,052 |
| Total Reach | 2,565 |
Challenges & Learnings
Challenges
- Literacy and comprehension barriers among some farmers
- Climate variability affecting short-term agricultural outcomes
- Irregular rainfall and temperature fluctuations
- Limited access to post-training advisory services
- Constraints in providing continuous technical guidance
Learnings
- Practical demonstrations significantly enhance farmer learning
- Peer-to-peer learning drives adoption of improved practices
- Continuous engagement improves long-term outcomes
- Low-cost interventions can generate strong livelihood impact
Methodology
- Review of programme expenditure and beneficiary records
- Interaction with beneficiary farmers
- Observation of agricultural practices and crop conditions
- Household-level discussions on income stability and food security
- Cross-verification with field staff and community members
Impact Analysis
- Improved access to essential agricultural inputs
- Better crop planning and resource utilization
- Enhanced crop productivity and yield stability
- Improved water-use efficiency and soil management
- Reduced dependence on high-interest borrowing
Conclusion
The Agricultural Programme (2023) successfully strengthened farm productivity, income stability, and household resilience by reaching 2,565 people through a focused and cost-effective intervention. The findings confirm that targeted agricultural support plays a critical role in sustainable rural development and improving the lives of small and marginal farmers.
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