District Intervention Presentation - Group - 5 - Final.ppt

8/14/2019 District Intervention Presentation - Group - 5 - Final.ppt

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Group 5

Aditya, Naga Sai, Neeraj,

Priya Sinha


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Rajasthan - Rajputana earlier name is a land of royalty

and heroic warriors.

Rajasthan is the largest state in India. It is land locked

and has borders with Punjab and Haryana, Uttar Pradesh

and Madhya Pradesh in the East and Gujarat and

Madhya Pradesh in the South.

It has international border with Pakistan.

Rajasthan is known for its colorful and vibrant lifestyle,

with the numerous fairs and festivals that are organized

here.

Rajasthan is also a state which is rich in its amazing

variety of traditional skills.


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Tonk is one of the well renowned Districts of Rajasthan.

The City of Tonk is the Administrative Headquarters of the

district.

Nawabi Nagari 'Tonk' is famous not only in Rajasthan butalso all over India for its historical Importance.

In 2006 the Ministry of Panchayati Raj named Tonk one

of the country's 250 most backward districts and one of

the twelve districts in Rajasthan currently receiving funds

from the Backward Regions Grant Fund Program

(BRGF).


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S.No Section Unit Quantity/ Value1 AREA

Total geographical area sq km 7194

2 ADMINISTRATIONTehsil number 7

Villages number 1183

3 Land Use PatternTotal Area Hectares 717958

Total Irrigated area Hectares 186198

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Population (census 2011, provisional)Total population number 1421711

Men number 729390

Women number 692321

SC (2001) number 233084

ST (2001) number 145891

Density Person per sq km 198Sex Ratio Number 949

5 Literacy (except 0-6 age group)Total literate percent 62.46

Men percent 78.27

Women percent 46.01


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Following are the major problems identified on thebase of existing secondary research data comprising ofrigorous Literature Review

1. Over exploitation of Ground Water2. Agricultural issues:

Low agricultural productivity

3. Social Issues:

The Caste Structure

Gender gap in education

IMR and MMR

4. Other Issues:

Absence of railway network


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The low productivity in agricultural sector

The importance of the issue should be measured

accordingly:- The number of people it affects.

Degree of damage that it can do to the

development of people and district.


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Causes for low productivity

1. Water Scarcity

2. Soil Problems

Low water retention capacity

Salinity

3. Current farming patterns

4. Inappropriate selection of seed variety


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Breaking away from traditional system.

Introduction of species which are not suitable for

region.

Species require high amount of water.

Fertilizer intensive farming.


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Networking with the agencies like government dept.'s,

agriculture universities , KVK ( krishi vigyan Kendra),

Local NGOs other funding agencies.

Capacitate the community about the knowledge about

dealing with the issue of soil, water scarcity and using of

appropriate seeds which consumes low water.


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Increase in the agri-productivity and thus in turn HH

income

It would also lead to distress migration.

Increased alternative livelihood opportunities for the

people.

The reduction of migration & increase in income leads tocontinuity of education of the children.

The increased income of the people will increase the

purchasing power and lead to better life satisfaction.


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To increase the fertility of the soil for agricultural growth

More employment generation to increase the livelihoodopportunities

Reduce the migration and increases the overall economy

of the district.


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The intervention activities which are mentioned below areto be started on pilot basis in Malpura, one of the 7 tehsils

of Tonk which has a very low ground water availability.

Networking with all resource based organizations: Water shed management

Drip irrigation

Recycling of waste water/ Waste water management

We will try to collaborate with the agencies to identify the

soli conditions by a field research and try to introduce an

appropriate species which requires less water

Capacitate people by increasing the knowledge


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Connect with government for water shed management.

Approach agriculture university , KVK ( krishi vigyan

Kendra) for drip irrigation Talk to NREGA people about recycling

We will try to collaborate with the agencies to identify the

soil conditions by a field research and try to introduce an

appropriate species which gives more produce byconsuming less water.

Capacitate the community about the knowledge about

dealing with the issue of water scarcity.


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Rajasthan_ Tonk District Information , Azim Premji Foundation , KRC June 2012 , pg 1-6

Ground water scenario _ Tonk district , Rajasthan , central ground water board , Ministry of Water

Resource , Government of India , available at cgwb.gov.in/Distr ict Profile/Rajasthan/Tonk.pdf Basic data sheet , District Tonk , Rajasthan _ Census of India 2001

Rajasthan state environment policy 2010 , Government of India available at

210.212.96.131/rpcb/environment _clearance/environment _po l icy .pd f

Human development report Rajasthan (an update 2008) , available at

statistics.rajasthan.gov.in/Details/hd_final.pdf

Brief industrial profile of Tonk district by Government of India Ministry of MSME , available at

dcmsme.gov.in/dips/DIPR_Tonk.pdf

Rajasthan Grameen Aajeevika Vikas Parishad (RGAVP), annual action plan 2012- 2013

District level household and facility survey 2007- 08 , Rajasthan _ available at

www.rchiips.org/pdf/rch3/report/rj.pdf

Primary education in the Tonk district of Rajasthan _ Digantar , available at

www.digantar.org/pdf/tonkdistrict.pdf

An interactive design study of Namda of Tonk, available at

designclinicsmsme.org/Design%20Awareness%20Programme%20Report.

A study of fluoride contaminated ground water in Uniara Tehsil , District Tonk , Rajasthan India ,

available at https://indiawaterweek.water.tallyfox.com/filefield-private/.../12405

District wise skill gap study for the state of Rajasthan, NSDC , available at

www.nsdcindia.org/pdf/rajasthan-ski l l -gap-report.pdf

Rathore , M.S_ state level analysis of drought policies and impact in Rajasthan India pg 1- 28,

available at www.iwmi.cgiar.org/Publications/Working_Papers/.../WOR93.pdf
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