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ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF IDWG, Nodal Officer, SAMETI ATMA, FIAC, BTT, FAC, FIGs

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 OF IDWG, Nodal Officer, SAMETI ATMA, FIAC, BTT, FAC, FIGs

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  1. ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OFIDWG, Nodal Officer, SAMETIATMA, FIAC, BTT,FAC, FIGs

  2. 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.

  3. 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

  4. 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

  5. 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

  6. 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.

  7. ATMA – GB - Functions • Approve SREP • Approve Work Plan • Allocate funds • Promote private sector participation • Establish revolving funds • Arrange audit • Flexibility to receive fund

  8. ATMA – Management Committee - Constitution

  9. ATMA – Management Committee - Function • Prepare SREP • Prepare Work Plan • Coordinate implementation of Work Plan • Performance report to GB • Maintain accounts • Secretariat to GB

  10. 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.

  11. 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.

  12. 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)

  13. FAC - Functions • Promote FIGs / FOs • Set block extension priorities • Recommend Block Work Plan • Review implementation • Farmer feedback mechanism

  14. 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

  15. ACTIVITY PLAN – STATE GOVTS

  16. ACTIVITY PLAN – STATE GOVTS Contd…

  17. 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)

  18. 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.

  19. LIKELY RELEASES( In Rs Lakh) • State level

  20. LIKELY RELEASES ( In Rs Lakh) District level

  21. LIKELY RELEASES ( In Rs Lakh) • Summary of Releases

  22. 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

  23. 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

  24. 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

  25. THANKS

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