EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION OF NFSM THORUGH MANAGEMENT

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GLOBAL BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES for the NFSM: AREAS for FAO-NFSM PARTNERSHIP NFSM GENERAL COUNCIL 2 MAY 2012

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FAO-NFSM PARTNERSHIP

  GLOBAL KNOWLEDGE PARTNERSHIP   OUTLOOK,AMIS, etc.

PRODUCTIVITY INCREASE STUDIES ON STRATEGIC ISSUES IN IMPLEMENTATION    ON-GOING INITIATIVES: PULSES, PEST SURVEILLANCE, etc.

KNOWLEDGE & INFORMATION MANAGEMENT PILOT DISTRICT IMPLEMENTATION  MONITORING

Technology Adoption Path from NFSM Implementation 3

4 Bottom 40% Imbalanced Benefits Top 10%

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Simulated with model(s) 80% of Simulated: Experiment Station Village, Block, District: Crop Cuts

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Wheat

4,5 4 3,5 3 2,5 2 1,5 1 0,5 0 0 Muzaffarnagar Meerut Kanpu Dehat Gonda Lucknow Faizabad Firozabad Moradabd Bareilly Gorakhpur Raebareli 50000 100000 150000 Area (hectares) 200000 250000

Rice

1,5 1 0,5 3,5 3 2,5 2 Firozabad Muzaffarnagar Meerut Kanpu Dehat Lucknow Faizabad Moradabad Raebareli Gonda Gorakhpur Bareilly 0 0 20000 40000 60000 80000 100000 120000 140000 160000 180000 200000 Area (hectares)

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MAKING THINGS HAPPEN AT BLOCK LEVEL …..AND BELOW

    Bringing in increased awareness amongst all categories of farmers about components and provisions of NFSM, through campaigns, media engagements, field days, field schools, etc.

Mobilize and facilitate farmer participation in NFSM through village Panchayats , NGOs, FOs etc.

Empower farmers to own the mission agenda with appropriate production and price incentives.

Organising input support services, especially seeds, fertilizers and plant protection materials and promoting their judicious and timely applications to improve input use efficiency.

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MAKING THINGS HAPPEN AT BLOCK LEVEL …..AND BELOW

   Streamlining field extension operations integrating efforts of public and other functionaries and farmers.

Field TOT efforts should be built around FFS and Block Demonstration Clusters with proper selection of programme participants.

Block Technology Manager (BTM) would be key functionary to facilitate synergy in NFSM field operations. Build his/her managerial capacity, e.g. on pilot basis in about 100 selected Blocks across10 -15 selected Districts.

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HRD – NEED FOR INTERWOVEN EFFORTS UNDER NFSM

   Training function in a given district or block needs to be streamlined delineating functional responsibilities between Public institutions like KVK, ATMA, FTC, SAU outreach, SAMETIs and Private players.

KVKs may concentrate upon ‘frontline’ extension whereas ATMA to focus on efficient ‘field extension’ efforts with KVK backup.

KVK/SAU scientists may take up Training and Capacity Building of Block level Technology Manager and SMSs of ATMAs and farmers and may provide technical back-up to Block Level agencies like Rayatu Sampark Kendra (Karnataka) and Krishi Bhavans (Kerala).

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HRD – NEED FOR INTERWOVEN EFFORTS UNDER NFSM

  KVK/ATMAs may promote and use empowered farmer groups .

Technical Competence of SMSs from KVKs/ATMAs be upgraded by SAU/ICAR Institutes on technical side and SAMETIs on management side.

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HRD – NEED FOR INTERWOVEN EFFORTS UNDER NFSM

  Training need assessment of the farmers in a given micro situation may form basis for ‘interwoven’ training strategy.

Interface between Empowered Farmer Groups and block/field functionaries needs to be intensified and feedback from such process must go in the research system for further refinement.

Farmers skills and knowledge

“ The most successful approach of training farmers to incorporate different types of sustainable natural resource management practices into their farming systems is the extension methodology known as Farmer Field Schools (FFS). . .” (B. Swanson and Rajalahti, 2010,

Strengthening Agricultural Extension and Advisory Systems: Procedures for Assessing, Transforming, and Evaluating Extension Systems.

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RESEARCH MANAGEMENT INTERVENTIONS IN NFSM

    Capturing Feedback from FFS in re-orienting research agenda relevant to the field situations.

Moving towards Agro-climatic (127) to Micro-agro-eco systems in each NFSM district.

SAU Research agenda to focus primarily on applied part to address the technological and adoption constraints as referred to NFSM Crops.

Greater technology focus on dis-advantaged areas/farmers.

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RESEARCH MANAGEMENT INTERVENTIONS IN NFSM

     Promote entrepreneurs to commercialize the technologies in a given cluster.

Research emphasis on secondary agriculture (processing, value addition, bi-product utilization) to obtain greater value and income to the farmers.

Both ICAR/SAU Scientists involved in NFSM tasks be intensively trained and their capacities built for field interventions Joint diagnostics, involving research and development functionaries be conducted to document the problems and to offer problem solving opportunities in the field. Action research on efficacy of R&D linkage models at micro agro- climatic situations.

ICAR’s Basic District Level Interactive Extension Model (BDLIEM) (From: A Framework For Technology Development And Delivery System)

explore

Common problems/ Issues to solutions Knowledge Information and Communication

facilitate

Knowledge Info sharing and better understanding of schemes MoAC / State Agri

leverage

Practitioner’s Experience and Expert Knowledge in a cross disciplinary perspective Int. Dev. Agencies ICAR/ SAU/ Experts

promote

Consultation and Thinking together

help

in Team Building and collective learning

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POINT OF VIEW

explore

Common problems/ Issues to solutions Knowledge Information and Communication

facilitate

Knowledge Info sharing and better understanding of schemes

MoAC/ State Agri

leverage

Practitioner’s Experience and Expert Knowledge in a cross disciplinary perspective Int. Dev. Agency ICAR/ SAU/ Experts

promote

Consultation and Thinking together

help

in Team Building and collective learning

BLOCK DISTRICT

POINT OF VIEW

explore

Common problems/ Issues to solutions Knowledge Information and Communication

facilitate

Knowledge Info sharing and better understanding of schemes MoAC / State Agri

leverage

Practitioner’s Experience and Expert Knowledge in a cross disciplinary perspective

promote

Consultation and Thinking together Int. Dev. Agencies ICAR/ SAU/ Experts

help

in Team Building and collective learning

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