Narmada Valley Final PPT

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A study by the students of SPJIMR on thefunctioning of the trust and identificationof potential sectors


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The Study Group The group from S.P. Jain Institute of Management and Research, Mumbai

Anup Maheshwari B.Tech ( Aerospace Engineering) , IIT Bombay.

Currently pursuing PGDM in Finance.

Chandan Agarwal

B.E. (Mechanical Engineering), BITS Pilani.Currently pursuing PGDM in Finance.

Kashvi Bhachawat B.Tech (Computer Science), VIT Vellore.

Currently pursuing PGDM in Information Management.

Manoj V. Dev B.Tech ( Chemical Engineering), NIT Calicut.

Currently pursuing PGDM in Marketing.

Neha Bhalla B.E. (Electronics and Communication), Rohtak University NTU.

Currently pursuing PGDM in Information Management.

Pratistha Srivastav B.Sc. (Electronics), Hansraj College, Delhi University.

Currently pursuing PGDM in Finance.

Swati Gupta B.Tech (Electronics and Communication), IGIT, GGSIPU Delhi.

Currently pursuing PGDM in Marketing.


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Govt Agencies

NABARD

Narmada ValleyFarm Produce

Pvt. Ltd. Harda

Facilitation

Farmers and SHGNarmada Valley RuralDevelopment Trust

Knowledge Hub

Motivation

Education

Knowledge

Innovation

Collaboration

Commercialization

of Forest Minor

Produce

Agri and Rural Tourism

Dairy Development

Seed Producers

Education

Food Park,

Harda

For Local

InfoCo

Ordination

Sale of

produce

through

Commercial

ventures

Farmer

friendly

formats

Contract

FarmingCorporate

Retailers

Corporate

Commodity Co.

Herbal Co.

Traders from

Modern Cities

Irrigation SystemProducers

Technologists

(Dehydrators)

Exporters of

Food Items

Food Processors

Floriculture

NARMADA VALLEY TRUST MODEL


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Our Model Partners

Mahindra and Mahindra

C.G. Herbals, Mumbai

Future Agrovert, Mumbai

Nirmal Seeds, Maharashtra

First Impression, Mumbai

Nikhil Sugar Mill Ltd. , Harda

Malpani Trust, Mumbai / Bajwada

State Bank of India, Harda

Jain Irrigation System Ltd. , Jalgaon Narmada Valley Farms Produce Ltd

Organization for Motivation, Harda

Lal Bahadur Shastri Mahavidyalaya, Harda

Buldana Urban Co-Operative Credit Society Ltd.

Dhoot Krishi Farm, Kannaud.

K.G. Educational Society, Bhopal.

Krishak Jagat, Bhopal


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SCOPE AND EXPANSION OF POTENTIAL SECTORS:

AGRICULTURE: UPGRADATION OF KNOWLEDGE AND TECHNOLOGY

MULTICROPPING


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EXTENSIVE MECHANISATION


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POLYHOUSES: Normal and Force Ventilated

and Drip Irrigation


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KNOWLEDGE SHARING THROUGH FARMERS CLUBS


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KNOWLEDGE SHARING THROUGH FARMERS CLUBS


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SUPERIOR QUALITY SEEDS


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HORTICULTURE

Examples: Mango, Guava, Amla, Pomegranate, Chikku, Lemon


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HORTICULTURE

Examples: Mango, Guava, Amla, Pomegranate, Chikku, Lemon


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SERICULTURE

Model partner Mr.Shrivastav (Prakrit, Hoshangabad)

High profit margin business (33-40%), Year long production, high care but small gestation,one time investment

Prakrits turnover is 10 crores in just 5 years

High forecasted demand for silk with export potential

Experimented earlier. Hence Harda farmers acquainted to basic knowledge of silk farming

Recommendations

Start Sericulture on a large scale

Improvise on earlier mistakes


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DEFORESTATION: WHAT IT HAS DONE!!!


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AFFORESTATION AND FOREST VILLAGES

Advantages

Arrests soil erosion and hence flooding Government schemes to encourage afforestation: Subsidy on

plants and cash and produce benefits

Prevent forest fires by making 3m wide rings

Dense forests will help in keeping the temperature low


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TOURISM

Potential Tourist Spots Identified:

Joga, Makdai, Teli ki Sarai, Siddeshwar Temple, Omkareshwar,

Bhimbheteka, Chichot Kuti, Babar Caves, Buana Festival

Harda was awarded Best District for eco tourism last year

The unique concept of Agri Tourism can be developed

Eco tourism model can be developed by building sustainable and non

polluting accommodations

Light and sound shows to promote the extremely rich history and culture can

be presented to the tourists

Adventure and water sports can be made available in places like Makdai and

Joga

Food joints should be opened in all spots for providing refreshments


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TOURISM

SCOPE AND EXPANSION OF POTENTIAL SECTORS


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TOURISM



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TOURISM



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WAREHOUSING AND COLD STORAGE

Produce can be kept in a controlled environment so as to reduce damageThey can be graded in the warehouse itself and sent directly for export

If cold storage facilities are made available, multi cropping will increase as vegetables and

fruits can be kept fresher for a longer time



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MICROFINANCE AND DAIRY FARMING

Model partner Sahayog Microfinance (Mr.)

Small loans upto Rs 50000 to a group of 10 women on Joint liability group methodology

similar to NVDRFT

Dairy training, breeding, milk route, financing

Currently only 3000 litres of milk produced. Potential for 1 lakh litres

Sahayog also present in Biogas (Renewable) energy (4 biogas plants of 10MW each) and

pharmaceuticals. Already operates in Bhopal, Betul, Hoshangabad and Chhindwara districts

Recommendations

Livestock raising and breeding should be started on a large scale

Government assistance can be taken to develop milk routes



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MICROFINANCE AND DIARY FARMING


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EDUCATION

Education

Challenges Faced

No provisions for higher secondary education No agriculture related courses

Lack of quality faculty

Accessibility is a big issue

How to Address

Training camps and placement fairs should be organized Use of latest technology like VSAT

Constructing an Agricultural University


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EDUCATION


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EDUCATION


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HEALTHCARE

Healthcare

Challenges faced: Lack of Speciality hospitals

People have to travel long distances to reach hospitals

Low HIV awareness

How to Address?

Awareness camps to be held in association with Red Cross


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Organic Farming ( Nateuco Science)

No fertilizer being used

Saves money for the farmer

3 years needed for soil preparation for organic farming

Growing demand in cities because of rising health awareness

Easy to export as products will be of a very high quality


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COMPUTERIZATION OF COOPERATIVE SOCITIES

Case study visit Charkhera Society

Meeting with Mr. Ashok Gurjar (Chairman, Charkhera society) & Mr. Gaikwad (DDM, Nabard)

Computerization already recommended by vaidyanathan committee

Benefits Accounting transparency, efficient tracking, farmers education and

recommendation, easier implementation of funds disbursal and insurance

Recommendations - Computerization of all 52 Cooperative societies with a centralized

control structure


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VALUE ADDITION

Mr. Pintoo agarwal Solvex Ltd.

Mr. Agarwal Kamal Kishore Flour mill

Mr. Vipin Agarwal Sugar factory

Mr. Neeraj Liven Tea

Better margins at higher step of value chain

Mr. Shankar Solanki polyhouse farming & indigenous brands

Rana greens eliminates 2 layers of middleman and gives fair price to both farmers & customers

RecommendationsEncourage setting up processing plants instead of sending to Mumbai and IndoreDehydrate to make export quality

Produce indigenous Narmada valley brands


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ADMINISTRATION AND GOVERNMENT

Mr. Kansotiya, Chief Secretary of Higher education

Mr. , Commissioner of Narmadapuram

Mr. Sudam Khare, Collector (Harda)

Mrs. Pushplata (Ex-collector of Harda)

Recommendations

Knowledge of Government schemes should be enhanced

Invite government officers to club meetings

Our Model Partners


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Our Model Partners

Mahindra and Mahindra

C.G. Herbals, Mumbai

Future Agrovert, Mumbai

Nirmal Seeds, Maharashtra First Impression, Mumbai

Nikhil Sugar Mill Ltd. , Harda

Malpani Trust, Mumbai / Bajwada

State Bank of India, Harda

Jain Irrigation System Ltd. , Jalgaon Narmada Valley Farms Produce Ltd

Organization for Motivation, Harda

Lal Bahadur Shastri Mahavidyalaya, Harda

Buldana Urban Co-Operative Credit Society Ltd.

Dhoot Krishi Farm, Kannaud. K.G. Educational Society, Bhopal.

Krishak Jagat, Bhopal

Meets with distinguished people in and around Harda


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Mr. Azad Shatru

Mr. Deepak Verma, SP Harda

Upper Collector, Harda

Mr. Ashok Gurjar, President

Mr. J.S Gaikwad, DDM, NABARD

Mr. Uttam Kumar Sharma, Harda Forest Officer, SDO

Mr. Manoj Jain , Education dept

Dr. Sudam Khare, Collector of Harda

Mr. Rajeev Khare, Founder, LBSNC

Mr. Vipin Agarwal, Owner, Nikhil Sugar Mill



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Mr. Rajendra Gaur, Coordinator, Dhangaon Club

Ms. Vasu, Ranger

Mr. Vidhu Kashyap, Manager, Radhasaomi Trust

Mr. Sachin Bondriya, Founder, Krishak Jagat

Dr. Deepak Suchde, Practioner, Nateuco Science

Mr. Lokesh, Sanskar School

Mr. Manmohan Dhoot, Seed Farmer

Mr. Shrivastav, District Silk Board officer

Mr. Jagdish Gaikwad , DDM, Nabard Dr. Alam Khan, Food Expert, ICAR

Mr. J.N. Kansotiya, Principal Secretary Govt. of MP, Higher Education Deptt.

Mr. Pushpa Lata

Sahyog MF

Mr. Parikshit Rana, Founder, Rana Greens


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