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Agriculture & Farming Programme - 2015
Year: 2015
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Livelihood & Economic Empowerment
Programme at a Glance
₹
4,04,471
Budget Used
35,928
Total Reach
◎
1,200
Direct Beneficiaries
34,728
Indirect Beneficiaries
↗
1 : 29
Multiplier Effect
Executive Summary
The Agricultural & Farming Programme was designed to support small and marginal farmers by easing the cost of essential farming needs and daily operations. The programme provided timely assistance to farmers, helping them manage cultivation expenses, improve crop output, and bring stability to their farm income. The initiative benefited farming families and rural communities by reducing financial stress and strengthening livelihoods. It proved that even modest support, when well planned, can create meaningful and lasting impact in the agriculture and farmer livelihood sector.
Key Findings
- Farming expense support has immediate productivity impact
- Timely financial assistance improves crop outcomes
- Multiplier effect significantly expands household reach
- Cost-effective intervention for small and marginal farmers
Project Snapshot
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Project Name | Agriculture & Farming Programme - 2015 |
| Year | 2015 |
| Budget | ₹ 4,04,471 |
| Direct Impact | 1,200 |
| Indirect Impact | 34,728 |
| Total Reach | 35,928 |
Challenges & Learnings
Major challenges encountered in the Agriculture & Farming Programme and the learnings that will guide future farmer support initiatives.
Challenges
- Rising cost of seeds, fertilizers, and pesticides
- Dependence on rainfall and climate variability
- Irregular monsoons affecting cropping schedules and yields
Learnings
- Early and timely financial support prevents delays in farm operations
- Input-focused interventions deliver immediate livelihood benefits
- Targeted support helps optimize resource use even in adverse conditions
Methodology
- Observation of farming practices and crop conditions
- Household-level discussions on farming and food security
- Discussion with community members and field staff
Impact Analysis
- Improved access to quality seeds and fertilizers
- Timely completion of sowing and cultivation activities
- Enhanced crop productivity and yield
- Reduced productivity loss from delayed operations
- More efficient land use and farm planning
- Reduced financial stress and distress borrowing
- Improved household food security
- Reduced migration pressure
- Continued adoption of improved farming practices
- Replication across other farming communities
- Integration with soil health and crop planning initiatives
- Include awareness about government agricultural schemes
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