1. Krishi Kalyan Abhiyan implemented in Aspirational Districts
Ministry of Agriculture, Cooperation & Farmers Welfare,
Government of India

2. Duration / Time Frame
Krishi Kalyan Abhiyan in Aspirational Districts
1st June, 2018 to 15th August, 2018.
2773 villages selected.
9 components

3. Krishi Kalyan Abhiyan June1- August 15, 2018
Target Villages in 112 Districts
Farmers’ trained
6.42 lakh
Soil Health Cards
7.37 lakh
Mini Kits of Pulses & Oilseeds
4.51 lakh
Farmer’s provided with Horticulture/Agro-Forestry Plants
3.65 lakh
Vaccination of Animal Resources
FMD: Bovine
(Farmers benefitted)
PPR: Sheep & Goat
13.59 lakh
6.48 lakh
10.79 lakh
3.44 lakh
Agriculture Implements distributed
33,564
Vermi compost/NADEP Pits
34,875
Artificial Insemination
1.18 lakh

4. Krishi Kalyan Abhiyan Phase-II
2nd October, 2018 to 25th December, 2018.
25 New Villages in each District.
List of Villages will be sent to States shortly

5. Krishi Kalyan Abhiyan Phase-II Action Plan / Implementation Strategy
Saturation Mode:-
Distribution of Soil Health Cards to farmers.
FMD Vaccination
Vaccination of Sheep and Goat

6. Action Plan / Implementation Strategy
Distribution of free Mini Kits of pulses and oilseeds
Demonstrations on Micro Irrigation/Integrated Farming System in KVKs – at least two farmers per village.
Awareness Camps / Programme for PMFBY in each village.
Artificial Insemination upto 100 per village
Training programmes in each of the villages by ICAR/KVKs in these areas:
Bee Keeping
Mushroom cultivation
Kitchen garden (preferably of women)
Other relevant income generating activity

7. Action Plan / Implementation Strategy
Distribution of Horticulture / Agro Forestry/Bamboo 5 per family (location appropriate) to 100 families per village. (Funds available under Agro-Forestry Scheme to be used. In case of shortage of funds, to be implemented in convergence with MGNREGA).
Making 20 NADEP / Vermi Compost in each village. (Funds available for construction of Vermi Compost to be used. In case of shortage of funds, to be implemented in convergence with MGNREGA).
Development of Gramin Haats. (to be implemented in convergence with MGNREGA).

8. Implementing Agency Districts JS CPO
To be implemented by KVKs under guidance and support of District Administration/ATMA, District officials related to Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Fisheries, Horticulture etc. JS
Districts allocated to Joint Secretary Level Officers of MoAC&FW for close monitoring
CPO
Central Parbhari Officers to monitor.
Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVKs) to be nodal implementer
Officers deputed as in-charge of the Districts for supervision

9. Expectations from States
Cooperation from all line Departments, District Administration, ATMA functionaries to make it a grand success like in Phase-I.
Ensuring active participation of field level functionaries
Convergence with MGNREGA for implementation of (i) Distribution of Plants, (ii) NADEP/Vermi Compost, and (iii) Development of Gramin Haats.
Timely updation of progress report on KVK portal
Let’s make it a success.