1. Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana
Rabi conference
Vigyan Bhawan
19th September, 2017

2. at a glance At a glance RKVY-introduction
Utilization position of funds
Geotagging of RKVY assets –status
PPPIAD under RKVY
Issues to be addressed

3. RKVY-Introduction Umbrella flexi scheme since 2007- Autonomy to States
Funding to states in 2 equal instalments for Agriculture & Allied sector
Gap filling in existing funding but no overlapping with other schemes
Centrally Sponsored Scheme: Centre(60) : States(40);
NER States (10) : Centre (90) & % for UTs
Criteria for Allocation of funds to States based on 6 parameters
District /State Agriculture Plan & SAIDP based Planning
Project Mode -Cost norms as per ongoing schemes/ programmes of GoI/ States

4. RKVY-STREAMS Production& growth Seeds Nutrients Plant Protection
Machinery
Extension
Infrastructure
Soil testing labs
Seed testing labs
Fertiliser quality control labs
Pesticide testing labs
Custom hiring centres
Post harvest infrastructure and Godowns
Cold storage
Market Shed
Milk centres etc.
Sub-schemes(20%)
BGREI
CDP
FMD
Reclamation of problem soils
Saffron Mission
Flexi funds(10%) - initiatives related to production &growth, infrastructure etc.
Together 80%

5. Status of Allocation, Release and Utilization of funds under RKVY
Total UC pending for is Rs crore and for UC pending is Rs cr

6. Major Unspent Balances pending with the States (Rs.in crore)
Sl. No.
State 1
Bihar
89.65
21.75 2
Jharkhand
28.64
17.10 3
Punjab
16.18
33.15 4
Uttar Pradesh
5.34 - 5
Jammu & Kashmir
2.88
1.74

7. Major Unspent Balances pending with the States (Rs. in cr)
Sl No
State 1
Odisha
206.83 2
Madhya Pradesh
155.12 3
Maharashtra
122.51 4
West Bengal
113.04 5
Uttar Pradesh
105.93 6
Punjab
95.81 7
Assam
94.67 8
Telangana
85.25 9
Haryana
83.24 10
Tamil Nadu
75.96 11
Gujarat
65.92
* Nagaland is the State with 100% utilization of funds under RKVY.

8. Status of SAP/DAP/ SAIDP for XII Plan
SAP/ DAP/ SAIDP prepared: Andhra Pradesh, Mizoram, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, West Bengal
Only SAP & DAP : Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Goa, Jammu & Kashmir, Madhya Pradesh, Mizoram, Rajasthan, Telangana, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Tripura, West Bengal
Only SAP : Nagaland
Only DAP : Maharashtra, Kerala

9. Geo Tagging of RKVY Assets
Concept and Objective:
Development of Web-based geo-portal on ISRO-Bhuvan platform for RKVY assets
Process of adding geographical identification like latitude and longitude to assets
Android based mobile app. for capturing RKVY assets at block/Tehsil/Mandal/District levels
Capacity building and Training of Trainers(TOTs) at State level
Help user find location specific asset information.

10. Geo-spatial spread of RKVY GEO Tags as on 15th Sep, 2017
Sates to improve
Sikkim
Nagaland- 0
Manipur- 3
Assam
Arunachal Pradesh-19
Bihar
Meghalaya- 85
Better States
Odisha – 7762
Karnataka
J&K
Andhra Pradesh- 5203
Tamil Nadu – 3992
Uttarakhand- 3018
West Bengal

11. Status of State level Bhuvan users and No of Geo-tags

12. Status of State level Bhuvan users and No of Geo-tags

13. Public Private Partnership for Integrated Agricultural Development
PPPIAD- Under RKVY
“Making farming a viable business proposition”

14. Main Features of PPPIAD
Corporates to propose Integrated projects in Agriculture & Allied sectors
Projects can span 3-5 years.
Each project to target 5000 farmers.
Mobilizing farmers to produce in groups.
Average investment is Rs lakh per farmer.
Government support will be restricted to 50% (ceiling of Rs.50,000/- per farmer)
Financial assistance provided by States to Corporates through the RKVY.

15. Major Interventions taken under PPPIAD- RKVY
Maharashtra-51 projects
Eg. -Vegetable (FPOs & Export Companies) -PPPIAD Value Chain Development in Banana (Rs.1.47 cr)
Odisha- 8 Projects
Eg- INCENTIVISING HYBRID SUNFLOWER Cultivation of Hybrid Sunflower in PPP endeavor (Rs.5.04 cr)
Karnataka- 3 projects
Eg- Implementation of PPP-IHD (Public Private Partnership-Integrated Horticulture Development) Project Vegetable and Fruit Crops (Rs cr), Districts- Bangalore & Belgaum etc
Andhra Pradesh – 2; Madhya Pradesh: 1 ; Gujarat- 1 and Jharkhand -1.

16. National Value System Partnership Platform New Initiatives for PPPIAD
Hon’ble PM’s vision of doubling farmers income by 2022
Committee on Doubling Farmers Income submitted 4 volumes
Volume-4 recommends establishment of “National Value System Partnership Platform” to foster integrated value chain in Agriculture, Horticulture and allied Sectors to synergize efforts under PPPIAD
Aims at bringing about transformation of food value chain system in India through market led and multistake holder participation

17. National Value System Partnership Platform New Initiatives for PPPIAD contd/-
Aims at:
Market led production (farm to fork)
Market risk management
Higher degree of monetization of farm produce
Recommending platform structure at National level, State level and District level

18. Proposed Agricultural Value System Platform
Strengthen and build Partnerships
Inter-state
Intra-state
International
Initiate new market links
Integrated value chain system
Demand linked supply chains
Workshops & Round-tables
State level
National level
Identify investments
Assess proposals
Incubate, assist
Integrate govt. schemes
Monitor and impact reports
Project development
Trade development
Enterprise approach
Farmer income growth
Policy strengthening
Gainful productivity
Upscale existing models
New business models
Knowledge exchange
Catalyse & encourage
One-nation agricultural market
Unlock development bottlenecks
Sustainable agri-business for farmers
Future ready supply chain networks
Socio-economic boost due to enhanced income to farmers
Reduction in Food loss through enhanced linkage with demand
Meet climate change targets & sustainable development goals
Income security for farmers
Nutrition security for consumers
Impact
Goal
Outcomes
Activities
Advisory council
Source: DFI Report

19. Proposed Structure of AVS Platform
National AVSP Executive Committee
Advisory Council
A multi-stakeholder National Executive Committee will provide strategic leadership and oversee activities of the partnership platform.
Advisory Council of inter-ministerial govt. representatives, civil society, farmer groups, private sector – provide advise and support
National AVSP Secretariat
To coordinate operational and knowledge support, and contribute to governance and monitoring of activities
Headed by senior professional with private sector experience, with 4-5 supporting staff
State AVSP Executive Committee
Advisory Board
State Directorate of Agriculture Marketing, guided by the Chief Secretary
To analyze potential value chain partnership, formulating partnerships and putting an implementation framework
District AVSP Task Force
SAU, KVK, NABARD with inclusion of farmers, community, partnership with NGO, SHG and entrepreneurs
To implement the identified set of activities as an integrated value chain system
Block Level Management Unit
Gram Panchayat and ATMA, FPO, village level societies, SHG, NGO and other groups
To identify grassroots innovation & entrepreneurs and build collaboration in the business chain
Source: DFI Report

20. Issues to be addressed
States to submit pending UCs and physical financial reports for claiming 2nd instl. of funds
States like J&K, Meghalaya, Manipur, Punjab and Goa etc. are not entering data in RKVY-MIS ( onwards). States to ensure complete updation of entries in MIS for further release of funds.
Projects to be submitted in the DPR format already circulated
States to fast pace geo tagging of RKVY assets
SAP/DAP/SAIDP need to be prepared
Replies on CAG audit pending from Arunachal Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana, J&K, Meghalaya, Jharkhand, Kerala, Manipur, Tamil Nadu, Chhattisgarh, Uttarakhand, Maharashtra and Sikkim.

21. Thank you