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Gujarat
Agriculture Technology Management Agency Scheme
Details
- New institutional arrangements – Decentralized decision making
- Broad-based extension delivery (FSA)
- Group approach to extension – FOs & FIGs
- Gender concerns – Minimum 30% allocation
- Convergence of line departments – gap-filling mode
- Multi-agency extension strategies – encourage private sector (minimum 10% allocation)
- Sustainability of extension services – Minimum 10% beneficiary contribution
- Bottom-up planning
Benefits
- Training in Agriculture and related subjects
- Demonstrations
- Exposure visit
- Krushi Mela/Exhibition
- Farmer-Scientist Interaction
- Farm School
- Best ATMA Farmer’s Award
- Publication of Agriculture related publications
- Encouraging public-private partnerships for all round development of Agriculture
- Encouraging women's participation/contribution in Agriculture
- To publish and spread the success stories in the Agriculture and allied sector
Eligibility
- The applicant should be a permanent resident of Gujarat State.
- The applicant should be a member of registered Farmer’s Interest Groups (FIGs) formed under "ATMA”.
- Farmer’s Interest Groups (FIGs) formed under "ATMA” should be registered through the Project Director of the respective district.
Application Process
Documents Required
- Identity proof i.e. Aadhaar Card, Voter ID Card
- Passport Size Photograph
- Caste certificate (If Applicable)
- Residence proof (If Applicable)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the objective of the scheme?
The main objective of this scheme is to coordinate the various research and extension activities at the district level. It is also responsible for the decentralization of the public agriculture technology system.
Which department has launched this scheme?
Agriculture, Farmers Welfare & Co-operation Department, Government of Gujarat
Who is eligible to get the benefits of the scheme?
A member of registered FIG groups formed under "ATMA” is eligible for benefits under the scheme.
Can a general category applicant be eligible to apply under this scheme?
Yes, this scheme is for all categories of people.
Is this scheme only for a resident of Gujarat State?
Yes, the applicant should be a permanent resident of Gujarat State.
What is the benefit of the scheme?
Under this scheme, the benefits like Training on Agriculture and related subjects, Demonstrations, Exposure visit, Krushi Mela/Exhibition, Farmer-Scientist Interaction, Farm School, Best ATMA farmer’s Award, Publication of Agriculture related publications, Encouraging public-private partnership for all round development of Agriculture, Encouraging women participation/contribution in Agriculture and to publish and spread the success stories in the Agriculture and allied sector.
How many members can be in the Farmer’s Interest Groups (FIGs)?
Under the ATMA scheme, Farmer’s Interest Groups (FIGs) of 11-25 farmers are formed.
How can the Farmer’s Interest Groups (FIGs) register?
The FIGs are registered through the Project Director of the respective district.
How can an applicant register under the scheme?
The applicant/farmer can obtain the information regarding the registration of FIGs by contacting Famer’s friend, Block Technology Manager, or Subject Matter Specialist. Further, the registration form can be collected from the concerned authority.
Is registration of a member free under Farmer’s Interest Groups (FIGs)?
No, a registration fee of ₹10 per member and ₹250 per group is charged.
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Gujarat
Agriculture Technology Management Agency Scheme
- New institutional arrangements – Decentralized decision making
- Broad-based extension delivery (FSA)
- Group approach to extension – FOs & FIGs
- Gender concerns – Minimum 30% allocation
- Convergence of line departments – gap-filling mode
- Multi-agency extension strategies – encourage private sector (minimum 10% allocation)
- Sustainability of extension services – Minimum 10% beneficiary contribution
- Bottom-up planning
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