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ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF IDWG, Nodal Officer, SAMETI ATMA, FIAC, BTT, FAC, FIGs. State level Inter Departmental Working Group (IDWG) – Function. Interaction with the DAC-GOI. Monitor implementation of the extension reforms within the State.
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ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OFIDWG, Nodal Officer, SAMETIATMA, FIAC, BTT,FAC, FIGs
State level Inter Departmental Working Group (IDWG) – Function • Interaction with the DAC-GOI. • Monitor implementation of the extension reforms within the State. • Promoting and supporting integrated extension delivery. • Inter Departmental linkages - line departments, marketing input and credit institutions, NGOs, private/corporate sector • Major issues related to implementation of the scheme.
State level Inter Departmental Working Group (IDWG) – Constitution • Agriculture Production Commissioner/Secretary (Agri.) Chairman • Secretary (Finance) Member • Secretary (Fisheries) Member • Secretary (Horticulture) Member • Secretary (Rural Development) Member • Secretary (Animal Husbandry) Member • Secretary (Soil Conservation) Member • Secretary (Women Development) Member • Secretary (Panchayati Raj) Member • Secretaries of related departments (wherever necessary) Member • Vice Chancellor (s) of SAU(s) Member • Secretary (Agri.)/ Deputy Secretary (Agri.) Member Secretary In departments where separate Secretaries do not exist, Director of the concerned department may act as Member
Nodal Officer - Roles & Responsibilities • Executive Officer of State level Project Implementation Cell • Positioning of Manpower • Proposal for funding • Release of funds • Training and Orientation Activities • Development of SEWP • Coordinates IDWG Meetings • Review and Monitoring of the Scheme • Policy Decisions on expansion of the scheme
State Agriculture Management & Extension Training Institute (SAMETI) • Director SAMETI – a key person for success of the Institution • Technology vs Management Issues • Other Key faculty required • HRD, • Management training, • Participatory methods, • Communication and IT
AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT AGENCY (ATMA) ATMA GOVERNING BOARD COMPOSITION • OFFICIALS • District Magistrate/Collector • CEO of ZP/CDO • Jt. Director / Dy. Director (Agri.) • ZRS/KVK Representative • Lead Bank Officer of the Distt. • Distt. Industries Centre rep. • Agri. Marketing Board rep. • Project Director ATMA* • * Member Secretary • NON OFFICIALS • One Crop Production Farmer • One Horticulture Farmer • One Livestock Producer • One Fisheries/Sericulture rep. • Women farmer interest group rep. • One SC/ST farmer rep. • Private Sector Representative • A NGO / SHG representative • Input Supplying Assoc. rep.* • *Optional, States will have flexibility to • include other non-officials such as WUA, • Coops etc.
ATMA – GB - Functions • Approve SREP • Approve Work Plan • Allocate funds • Promote private sector participation • Establish revolving funds • Arrange audit • Flexibility to receive fund
ATMA – Management Committee - Function • Prepare SREP • Prepare Work Plan • Coordinate implementation of Work Plan • Performance report to GB • Maintain accounts • Secretariat to GB
FARM INFORMATION AND ADVISORY CENTER (FIAC)Block Technology Team (BTT) - Constitution • Block level officers of, • Agriculture • Horticulture • Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Science • Plant Protection • Soil Conservation • Extension • Sericulture • Cooperative • Marketing etc. • The senior most official irrespective of the participating departments heads the Block Technology Team as BTT Convenor.
BTT - Functions • Facilitate formation of FIG / FOs • Operationalize SREP • Prepare Block Action Plan • Coordinate implementation • Assist in updating Strategic Research and Extension Plan (SREP) • BTT Convenor receives funds at Block level • Field programmes are implemented by participating departments based on approved plans and funds allocated.
Farmer Advisory Committee (FAC) – Constitution (ATMA Shimla Model) S. No.MemberOccupation 1. Farmer Agriculture 2. Farm Women Agriculture (SC) 3. Farmer Horticulture • Farm Women Horticulture • Farmer Live Stock Producer • Farm Women Live Stock Producer (SC) • Farm Women Mahila Mandal • Farmer Yuvak Mandal • Farmer Input Dealer • Farmer Farmer Group • Farmer BDC Member (Block Development Council)
FAC - Functions • Promote FIGs / FOs • Set block extension priorities • Recommend Block Work Plan • Review implementation • Farmer feedback mechanism
Farmer Interest Groups (FIGs) • Village level groups of farmers involved around an activity or a commodity • Covers both formal and informal groups • Village FIGs/SHGs will ultimately federate at block/ district level and be represented in Farmer Advisory Committee and ATMA Governing Board • Scheme provides for support to FIGs both in terms of Managerial Capacity Building and technical Backstopping • FIGs are also linked to concerned institutions/programmes to avial needed support for sustainability
ACTIVITY PLAN – STATE GOVTS Contd…
Support for SAMETIsPer year ( Rs in Lakh) • Pay and Allowances of Faculty/ support - born by the state • Operational expenses and technical assistance -9.00 lakh • iii) Documentation of success stories etc. (preparation and dissemination). 3.00 lakh • iv) Vehicle hiring - 3.00 lakh • Equipment - 6.00 Lakh (Ist Year) • One time grant for building maintenance/ furnishing of training halls- 5.00 Lakh ( Ist Year)
Routing of funds (Identification of State level autonomous body) • The scheme is proposed to be funded on 90:10 pattern between Government of India and State/UT. • The funds are proposed to be routed through an autonomous institute/SAMETI. • Such an institution may be identified and its name may be communicated to this Department. • Requisite action for meeting State’s share may also be initiated.
LIKELY RELEASES( In Rs Lakh) • State level
LIKELY RELEASES ( In Rs Lakh) District level
LIKELY RELEASES ( In Rs Lakh) • Summary of Releases
Development of District Agriculture Action Plan (DAAP) • Process • Sharing of SREP at FIAC level • Development of Block Action Plans • Approval by the Farmers Advisory Committee • Consolidation at District level as DAAP • Format • Blockwise-Activitywise details of activities proposed, unit, quantity, total cost • To be consolidated District wise
Development of State Extension Work Plan (SEWP) and its submission to DAC– Areas to be addressed • Extension system prevailing in the state • Proposed institutional framework • Strategy towards Private Participation • Strategy towards gender mainstreaming • Strategy towards sustainability of Extension services • Convergence Initiatives • Farmer Centric Extension Approaches • Financial Requirements: • State level activities • District level Activities • Innovative Activities
Appraisal and Funding of SEWP by DAC • Submission of SEWP to the DAC • Presentation of SEWP before core group in the Ministry • Scrutiny of SEWP for compliance to reform parameters, cafeteria, policy initiatives • Performance based funding