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Ecological Initiatives - Green India

Ecological Initiatives at AAI, Indore Airport

In Association With Airport Authority of India, Indore Airport & NICT presents project Green India.

Why - Agro Projects ?

 

  • India’s consumption of food would double by 2020 were as the land available for cultivation would further reduce.
  • It means that lesser area and lesser water, India has to double the production only by Technology and Farm Management.

 

Employment in agriculture shows reducing patterns

  • In 1980’s, the agriculture sector employed partially or full 70% of people.
  • This figure reduces to 65% by 1994 and expected further fall by 60% by 2012.
  • This reduction in manpower in agriculture need to be addresser timely and the answer to this is Green Revolution.

 

The Green Revolution

 

 

"Increased productivity through technology and effective post harvest management."

Vision for Developed Nation

 

The issue need to by taken up in mission mode

 

"Steps are require to train skilled human resources on technology to meet the goal."

 

Source: Envisioning an Empowered Nation

Technology for societal transformation: By Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam.

 

Fact Remains

  • Food grains and products provide self-sufficiency in food.
  • Nation security, enhance Geo-Political & Geo-Commercial value.
  • First green revolution made India self reliable in food needs by producing 200 million tones.

The Issue

  • India is a agro – Economic country.
  • Over the period of time since green revolution the input cost gradually increased.
  • The output are not resulted proportional increase in ago-income.
  • Land reduction due to urbanization.

 

Government & farmers have to face these problems and has to work for increase productivity to meet growing demand.

 

INDIA should have a MISSION to achieve a minimum production of 360 million (MT) of food grain in next two decades. To meet,

 

  • Domestic consumptions.
  • Leave sufficient margin for exports.
  • Crisis managment corpus.
  • To Aid other countries.
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Source: Envisioning an Empowered Nation

Value addition to agriculture: By Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam.

 

The target can be achieved by deploying

 

  • High technology.
  • Agricultural equipment.
  • Bio technology.
  • Alternative agriculture.
  • Training.
  • Knowledge form LAB’S to fields.
 

This will lead to high agricultural productivity with net results of higher GDP.

 

The present agriculture scenario

As per the study made;

 

  • Farmer are still using old traditional farming system mostly.
  • Gap in use of modern technology in field and Agro Lab’s.
  • Lack of knowledge & awareness.
  • Lack of Training and skill.
  • Young rural population migrating to city & metro’s for alternative jobs.
  • Agriculture is still remains as unorganized sector.
  • Lack of mission.
  • Facing high input cost & low productivity.
  • Missing link between farmers and knowledge professional in area.
  • Lack of dissemination of Information.
  • Poor Infrastructure in rural areas.
  • Low or nil ICT use for information and education.
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Efforts were made by government and other agency but more need to be done.

 

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Areas of Interest

ICT for Development
Rural Transformation
Ecological Initiatives
Education & Training
Rural Banking & Finance
e - Governace Initiatives
Rural Healthcare
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