SFAC

Role of Farmer Producer
Organisations
in
Value chain integration,
technology dissemination and
accessing investments and
markets
Proposed structure of FPO

network
FPO outcomes
Economic Impact
Per hectare production up 10%+ in 2 yrs

Increase in net return to farmers:
(Inflation +10%)
Reduced gap in availability of inputs by 2025%
Increased food & nutritional security
Market linkage for the backward and
forward integration
Additional employment generated due to
increased intensity of farming
Reduction in Migration
FPO outcomes (contd)

Social Impact
Social capital built in the form of FPOs: deepens
democracy
Improved gender relation & decision making of
women farmers in FO & FPOs given board member
positions
Institutional viability
Increased bargaining power for input purchase and
output marketing
Reduced social conflicts and risks and enhanced
welfare at household level
Improve food and nutritional value
Leadership role of producers in technology absorption
Positive health and nutrition impact on consumers
Environment- carbon credit benefits
Project Objective: 1
Mobilising farmers in groups and build their associations (FPOs)

to plan and implement product specific cluster/ commercial crop
cycles
Activities
1. Organize Farmers into

informal groups (FG)
2. Train members and leaders in
matters relating to group
functioning, group norms and
systems.
3. Form associations/FPOs of
FGs
4. Train members and leaders of
FPOs to nurture FGs and
mediate vis--vis external
resource institutions such as
government, financial
institutions and markets.
Outputs
1000 farmers from 5-10

villages in close geographic
cluster organized into FGs
prepared for intensive
vegetable/pulse based
livelihoods interventions.
FGs organized into
FPOs/Informal associations
supporting productivity,
efficient access to input and
output markets, linkages with
agriculture programs.
75% meet or exceed quality
benchmarks on group
functioning
Outcomes
Farmers in 80% FGs confident
and keen to positively change
their current condition and
have developed plans to
synergise planning and market
access on the clusteridentified products
Strengthen farmer capacity through agricultural best practices for enhanced

productivity
Activities
Outputs
1.
2.
3.
4.
Conduct exposure for selected men

and women from project villages to
villages/ farms practicing modern
farming methods, such as different
crop mixes, modern techniques and
intensive farming.
Discuss alternate farming systems
with groups of farmers suitable to
their specific situations and
generate household farming plans/
portfolios.
Identify training and extension
needs and potential LRPs to
function as community based
extension agents.
Train LRPs to provide extension
support to farmers adopting new
farming systems.
Outcomes
60% of all families interested to

take up improved crops have access
to quality inputs.
40 % of participant land brought

into intensive farming
80% families cultivate a diversified
basket of locally suitable crops.

LRP training modules being
implemented in large number.
Trained LRPs supporting

implementation of the household
and cluster level farm plans
High adoption rates of new

practices promoted under this
project.
75% project families report over
50% increase in yields in preexisting crops.
75% project families have
diversified their cropping pattern to
cluster-identified crop
The expertise and services of a
cadre of rained LRPs being utilised
by the community effectively.
Ensuring access to and usage of quality inputs and services

for intensive agriculture enhancing cluster competitiveness
Activities
Outputs
Helping families access

working capital from
SHG/MFI, banking sector
and other sources.
Link / develop supply
channels for inputs and
services:
On-field handholding
support by LRPs to ensure
appropriate usage of
quality inputs
Demonstration of usage
and effectiveness of
relevant farm
mechanisation practices
Outcomes
70 % of participating
families using quality
inputs
FPOs/Producer
Aggregations promoted,
families covered by these
collectives
Gross Crop Output per

hectare increase by 100 %
in rupee value terms
Participating families have

assured supply of quality
inputs and services,
Network of input and
services delivery
mechanisms developed in
the local area.
Participating families feel
confident to intensify their
agriculture.
Facilitate access to fair & remunerative markets including linking

producer groups to marketing opportunities by market aggregators
Activities
Developing production
clusters for producing
significant volume of
marketable surplus
Identifying and building
aggregation /
desegregation centers in
production cluster
wherever required
Linking these clusters with
market players (e.g.
vegetable traders,
commission agents,
retailers, etc.)
Producer collectives taking
output marketing
Formation of FPOs
Outputs
intensive, market oriented
production clusters
developed.
Surplus produce marketed
at remunerative prices.
participant families
engaged in coordinated
market-oriented production
Producers collectives
aggregate and market
produce from members.

Market aggregators/
retail chains buy
produce from
producer collectives.
Outcomes
Sustainable and competitive
linkages for marketing exist
for their produce,
families in production
clusters have multiple
options to sell farm produce,
The prevailing rates in the
cluster are fair vis--vis
large markets in the region.
Integrated development of 60,000 Pulses Village in Rainfed

areas an Overview
State
Budget
Provision (in
Lakhs)
No. of Farmers
to be mobilized
Andhra Pradesh
280
13998
Gujarat
Karnataka
140
330
7000
16500
Madhya Pradesh
580
29000
Maharashtra
540
27000
Rajathan
Uttar Pradesh
450
400
22500
20000
2720
135998
Total
Progress as on 16th January 2012

Total No.
of
Farmers
to be
mobilized
Total No.
of
Farmer
mobilizd
Total
No. of
FIGs to
be
Formed
135998
53217
6800
Total
No. of
FIGs
formed
2868
Status of mobilization of Farmers State wise
State
Target
Achv.
Andhra Pradesh
13998
2000
Gujarat
7000
2590
Karnataka
16500
5520
Madhya Pradesh
29000
15252
Maharashtra
27000
4819
Rajasthan
22500
6083
Uttar Pradesh
20000
16322
Total
135998
52586
Andhra Pradesh
Target
TOTAL
Achievement
Farmers
FIGs
FPOs
Farmers
mobilized
FIGs
FPOs
13998
700
14
2000
134
3 Resource Institutions engaged for formation of FPOs in the State
Major activities carried out so far
Gujarat
Target
TOTAL
Achievement
Farmers
FIGs
FPOs
Farmers
mobilized
FIGs
FPOs
7000
350
2590
98
Karnataka
Target
TOTAL
Achievement
Farmers
FIGs
FPOs
Farmers
mobilized
FIGs
FPOs
16500
825
17
5520
276
Madhya Pradesh
Target
TOTAL
Achievement
Farmers
FIGs
FPOs
Farmers
mobilized
FIGs
FPOs
29000
1450
29
15252
821
Rajasthan
Target
TOTAL
Achievement
Farmers
FIGs
FPOs
Farmers
mobilized
FIGs
FPOs
22500
1125
23
6083
414
Maharashtra
Target
TOTAL
Achievement
Farmers
FIGs
FPOs
Farmers
mobilized
FIGs
FPOs
27000
1350
27
4819
260
Uttar Pradesh
Target
TOTAL
Achievement
Farmers
FIGs
FPOs
Farmers
mobilized
FIGs
FPOs
20000
1000
20
16322
831
Activities ahead (next 6

months)
Mobilization of FGs to be completed by March 2012

FPORG formed; to start intensive training of FPO
promoters and FPO members
Development of tool kits for FPOs
NABARD to roll out M&E network for process
monitoring
Linking FPOs to extension and input services of
State Ag Depts to prepare for Kharif 2012
Engagement with market players, financial
institutions and input suppliers to leverage
collective bargaining power
Pilot value chain integration models: setting up of
mini dal mills by FPOs; direct marketing; organic
certification.
STATUS OF RELEASE OF
FUNDS
State
Andhra Pradesh
Gujarat
Karnataka
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
Rajasthan
Uttar Pradesh
Total
Total
outlay
(Rs. In
lakhs)
279.96
140.00
330.00
580.00
540.00
450.00
400.00
2719.96
Assistanc
e
received
by SFAC
from
State
Govt.
(Rs. In
lakhs)
140.00
260.00
270.00
670.00
Assistance
yet to be
received from
State Govt .
(Rs. In
lakhs)
Assistanc
e
released
by SFAC
to RI s
(Rs. In
lakhs)
279.96
0.00
330.00
320.00
270.00
450.00
400.00
2049.96
50.39
3.60
59.40
81.35
97.20
81.00
72.00
444.95

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Role of Farmer Producer

Proposed structure of FPO

Per hectare production up 10%+ in 2 yrs

FPO outcomes (contd)

Mobilising farmers in groups and build their associations (FPOs)

1. Organize Farmers into

1000 farmers from 5-10

Strengthen farmer capacity through agricultural best practices for enhanced

Conduct exposure for selected men

60% of all families interested to

40 % of participant land brought

basket of locally suitable crops.

Trained LRPs supporting

High adoption rates of new

Ensuring access to and usage of quality inputs and services

Helping families access

Gross Crop Output per

Participating families have

Facilitate access to fair & remunerative markets including linking

produce from members.

Integrated development of 60,000 Pulses Village in Rainfed

Progress as on 16th January 2012

Status of mobilization of Farmers State wise

3 Resource Institutions engaged for formation of FPOs in the State

Major activities carried out so far

4 Resource Institutions engaged for formation of FPOs in the State

Major activities carried out so far

3 Resource Institutions engaged for formation of FPOs in the State

Major activities carried out so far

6 Resource Institutions engaged for formation of FPOs in the State

Major activities carried out so far

4 Resource Institutions engaged for formation of FPOs in the State

Major activities carried out so far

6 Resource Institutions engaged for formation of FPOs in the State

Major activities carried out so far

6 Resource Institutions engaged for formation of FPOs in the State

Major activities carried out so far

Activities ahead (next 6

Mobilization of FGs to be completed by March 2012

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