1. Chhattisgarh Tribal Development Programme
(Joint venture of IFAD, GoI and GoCG)
GoI
IFAD
GoCG

2. Surguja
Programme Area
Sr.
District
Block 1.
Surguja
Lundra
Shankargarh
Kusmi
Udaipur
Mainpat 2.
Jashpur
Bagisha
Manora
Patthalgaon 3.
Raigarh
Dharmjaigarh
Jashpur
Raigarh
In Pilot phase Programme is being Implemented in 9 blocks of 3 districts in Chhattisgarh State.
Pilot Phase is of 3 Years and Scaling-up Phase is of 5 Years.
114 villages have been selected in Pilot Phase and in Scaling-up Phase, there would be total 650 villages
Target Unit is entire Households of the selected villages
In 650 villages about 51,000 Households would be benefited

3. Situation analyses
The tribal communities spread over in the vast geographical area have some common problems. Even as the economic growth accelerates in the urban and semi-urban areas. The remote rural regions are comparatively underdeveloped. Severity of problems may vary from place to place but most tribal areas are considerably under-developed with the population phasing arrange of interlocked problems.
The major problems area affecting the tribal populations are-
Low family income
poor income from other sources
Poor literacy rate
Poor health condition
Malnutrition
Childhood diseases
Infectious diseases
under nutrition and women health
migration

4. Objective of the Programme
"The objective of the Programme is to develop and implement a replicable model that ensures household food security and improvement in the livelihood systems and quality of life of the Tribal Population based on sustainable and equitable use of natural resources "

5. A Presentation on Impacts of Improved Natural Resource Management

6. Analytical framework for integrated natural resource management

7. Attachment to the programme
Participatory approach in planning of natural resources has increased the attachment of villagers to the program.
After planning, implementation by themselves has also brought belongingness for the project in villagers.
Understanding of program concept as well as adaptation has increased as management of natural resources affect their daily life.
Formation of Program Executive Committee (PEC) and watershed development Committee (WDC) for planning implementation and monitoring has changed their role accepter to the manager of natural resources which brought a sense of responsibility in villagers.

8. LAND USE INTENSIFICATION
Increase in percentage of cultivable land after leveling of land and building of farm bunds.
Security for atleast one crop after the adaptation of water harvesting techniques
Adaptation of second crop through the diversion of perennial water sources towards cultivable land by canal
Vegetable cultivation by Self help group of women after making of well and canal

9. FORESTRY ACTIVITIES
Awareness for the protection of forest has been increased after the formation of Community forest management committee (CFM)
Awareness for the protection of new plantation has been increased as it is based on their need of fuel and timber
Erosion of soil has been reduced after the increase in vegetative cover
Utilization of waste land after the new plantation and protection by community itself

10. AGRICULTURE PRACTICES
Increase in yield after the use of improved seed and togetherness of indigenous and modern technique through FFS
Improvement in soil fertility after the use of bio fertilizers and legume diversification
Increase in household income
Increase in number of cropping cycle per year
Increase in awareness for research based cropping pattern

11. OVERALL IMPACT Increasing Productivity Household Food Security
Employment Opportunity
Improved Economic Status
Reduction in Migration
Awareness generation
Increase in forest cover
Increased irrigation facility
Technology transfer
Reduction in soil erosion
Increase in use of water
Increase in household income
Health and nutrition
Better Quality of life

12. Land Improvement (Bunding)
Dabhri Construction
Canal Construction
Land Improvement (Bunding)
Pond

13. Thanks !