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Organic Wadi Development- an integrated approach for the livelihood enhancement of tribal community [Inde]

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Entité concernée: India

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Informations générales

Informations générales

Titre des bonnes pratiques:

Organic Wadi Development- an integrated approach for the livelihood enhancement of tribal community

Pays:

Inde

Entité concernée:

India

Droits de propriété intellectuelle

Précisez si la technologie indiquée dans le modèle, ou une partie de cette technologie, est protégée par des droits de propriété intellectuelle:

Non

Classification

Utilisation courante des terres sur le site

  • Cultures
  • Terrains forestiers
  • Autre (précisez)
Précisez:

Fallow lands

Contribution aux mesures de la DDTS

  • Prévention
  • Atténuation

Contribution aux objectifs stratégiques

  • Améliorer les conditions de vie des populations touchées
  • Améliorer les conditions des écosystèmes touchés

Liens avec les autres thèmes relatifs aux meilleures pratiques

  • Renforcement des capacités et sensibilisation
  • Suivi et évaluation/recherche de la gestion durable des terres et de la DDTS
  • Participation, collaboration et réseautage

Spécifications

Section 1. Contexte de la meilleure pratique : conditions du cadre (environnement naturel et humain)

Brève description de la meilleure pratique

The project design is based on family approach and centred on the development of ORGANIC WADI (Orchard) enhancing livelihoods of the underpriveleged tribal community. The participating households spare a minimum of one acre land for wadi palntation.

Site

Bajna Block of Ratlam district , Madhya Pradesh |

Si le lieu a des limites clairement définies, spécifier son extension en hectare:

17201.0

Estimation de la population vivant sur le site:

43500.0

Brève description de l’environnement naturel du site

The typical soil in this area is chemically matured but texturally immature. The soil type varies from red loamy to sandy, gravelly to shallow black soils. Black soil fields are located at lower reaches and red soil areas at middle or upper reach of project area. |
The climate is semi-arid with annual average rainfall 895.9 mm with maximum temperature around 420C and minimum 80C. The winter season is from December to February, followed by summer from March to June|
The lowland and medium lands are bunded and leveled with gentle or moderate slope in some areas.  The uplands, which account for over 40-50 % of private land holdings, are sloping (3 to 10 % slope in arable land and up to 25% on hillocks), often un-bunded and prone to runoff and erosion. |

Conditions socio-économiques dominantes des personnes vivant sur ou à proximité du site

The participating families in the project are land owners with clear land titles; the land right and tenure issues do not hinder the present initiative and are supportive ensuring sustainability of project. Farmers have their own patta for particular piece of land use for WADI.  
Over 90% of the beneficiary households are tribal and more than 2/3 of them are living below poverty line. The income is below subsistence. More than 75% households from tribal community are always in debt whereas > 40 % households take short-term credit every year.
According to Livelihood pattern the community in the area can be classified as small and marginal farmers, agriculture labour and migrants. A few of the household are engaged in ancillary activities or small business like sell of poultry bird, goats, vegetable, and non timber forest produce. |

Sur la base de quel critère/indicateur(s) (sans relation avec la stratégie) la pratique proposée et technologie correspondante ont-elles été considérées comme « meilleures »?

Consensus evolved during the National Consultation process.

Section 2. Problèmes abordés (causes directes et indirectes) et objectifs de la meilleure pratique

Principaux problèmes abordés par la meilleure pratique

Soil erosion |Depletion of ground water |Land degradation, Poor soil health|Lack of assured source of livelihood
Lack of involvement of poor community and women

Décrivez les principaux problèmes liés à la dégradation des terres abordés par la meilleure pratique

Project area comes under rainfed dryland in Malwa plateau. Soil surface is exposed in dry period. Land in middle and upper reaches is untreated and promote soil erosion. Plowing along the slop, continuous mono cropping of maize which permits erosion.|

Précisez les objectifs de la meilleure pratique

Effective utilization of available land, water and manpower resources of selected tribal families through participatory approach|To arrest the degradation of land and change the land use according to its capability class |To maintain and increase long term fertility of soil. Increases the micro nutrient in the soil. Improve Quality of soil health. |Improve in the economic status of the farmer through value chain development under certified organic production system for perishable crops like seasonal vegetables and fruits|Development of farmers through promoting village institutions

Section 3. Activités

Brève description des principales activités, par objectif

Formation of village level institutions |Capacity building of para professional
Use of IPM, INM and other certified package in the field |Use of organic inputs in the crops|Vermi-composting, Use of compost (organic ) in field |Soil testing and soil health management
Orchard development by use of cultivable waste land |Multiple cropping according to land class
Land development by soil and water conservation activities like field bunding, gully plug, gabion etc |Effective water management by use of water tank through gravity system |Individual or small group lift system for judicious use of water

Brève description et caractéristiques techniques de la technologie

WADI as a systematic orchard development helps to reduce the soil erosion & land degradatio. WADI increases vegetative cover of the area; enhanced Soil organic matters which improved soil health which resulted in improve the productivity of land. Farmers use the land according to its capability.

Section 4. Institutions/acteurs impliqués (collaboration, participation, rôle des parties prenantes)

Nom et adresse de l’institution développant la technologie


National Livelihood Resources Institute, Gramin Vikas Trust |Field Office- Gram Bhadwas, Mhow Neemuch Road, Near Malini River
Gramin Vikas Trust "KRIBHCO Bhawan"
5th Floor,
Sector 1A-10
NOIDA, Distt Gautam Budha Nagar
Uttar Pradesh 210301

La technologie a-t-elle été développée en partenariat ?

Non

Précisez le cadre de promotion de la technologie

  • Initiative nationale – non gouvernementale

La participation des parties prenantes locales, y compris des OSC, a-t-elle été recherchée au cours du développement de la technologie ?

Oui

Dressez la liste des parties prenantes locales:

WADI members
Community Members
Para professional (village youth)
|National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development
|Village level institutions
|SHGs
WADI group
|Apex cooperative society/federation
|Cooperative society /Federation

Précisez le rôle des parties prenantes ci-dessus dans la conception, l’introduction, l’utilisation et la maintenance de la technologie, le cas échéant.

participating households develop their plan and execute the activities with facilitation from village level institution and technical support from the GVT. SHGs involved in the process take collective decisions during the implementation and proactively promote micro finance initiatives.

La population vivant sur ou à proximité du site a-t-elle été impliquée dans le développement de la technologie?

Oui

Par quels moyens?
  • Approches participatives

Analyses

Section 5. Contribution à l’impact

Décrivez les impacts sur site (les deux principaux impacts par catégorie)

Soil health improved; Soil erosion reduced
The WADI implemented in their field will certainly provide the sustainable income to the family after two years. It is more than 30-40 % of present income.
Land quality improved, land and water pollution reduced|
This is third year of project and it is perceived that in fifth year and later on production and productivity will increased significantly
The small and marginal community got opportunities in planning of project and decision making. Women got special focus and involved.  Improve their livelihoods by creation of durable assets.

Décrivez les deux principaux impacts hors site (dans les environs)

Many farmers adjoining to project area and from many districts, institutions, CSOs, NGOs came and appreciated the GVT efforts and doing efforts for organic farming in their own areas|
NABARD has sanctioned many new projects after seeing impact of pilot project with GVT. Now Organic WADI concept has been launched in M.P, Gujrat and Rajasthan also.|

Impact sur la biodiversité et le changement climatique

Décrivez:

The Organic WADI on the waste land with well spread vegetative cover may enhance the opportunities for carbon sequestration in soil. The project may improve the bio mass in the village to sustain livelihoods of communities and eco-restoration.
GVT staff sensitize the farmers of project area about soil health management, need of organic farming, land development for reduce desertification and water management techniques. |

Une analyse coût-avantage a-t-elle été réalisée?

Une analyse coût-avantage a-t-elle été réalisée? :

Non

Section 6. Adoption et caractère transposable

La technologie a-t-elle été diffusée/introduite sur d’autres sites?

La technologie a-t-elle été diffusée/introduite sur d’autres sites? :

Oui

Où?

several places in Madhya Pradesh

Pouvez-vous identifier les trois principales conditions ayant favorisé la réussite de la meilleure pratique/technologie présentée?

Consistent & sustained funding support to the initiatives
GVT's rapport in the project area due to successful implementation of previous project in neighboring area.
GVT’s rich experience in tribal areas of community based natural resource management project

Réplication

Selon vous, la meilleure pratique/technologie proposée peut-elle reproduite, y compris avec un certain degré d’adaptation?

Oui

Si oui, à quel niveau?
  • Local
  • Sous-national

Section 7. Leçons tirées

Liées aux ressources humaines

Community own the project and manage the assets after establish a good rapport of the organization, so in inception phase, a lot of efforts required to mobilize the community for sustainability of project. Paraprofessional (Jankar) work as a link between community and organization|Communities may organise for common concerns if they realize significance / relevance of the same. They are ready to become member of the different institutions like SHG, VPC, cooperative etc  and actively participate in decision making|Capacity of identified community member from a village may be develop to perform the role of paraprofessional and community organizer. It requires a series of efforts for long term vision.  

Liées aux aspects financiers

Organic Farming reduces the input cost of the farming system and more production at high rate compare to conventional farming system.|Organic farming provide a way to farmers to earn the money in a consistent manner |WADI is a concept to generate alternate livelihood source for sustainable livelihoods

Liées aux aspects techniques

Organic WADI is a technical approach to improve the soil organic matter. |Peoples institutions at village level and apex federation helps to resolve the grass root level problem, marketing of produce, input supply etc |Organic WADI is a unique approach (cover all aspects like soil and water conservation, water resource, irrigation management, improve agriculture technology, social and gender development, health etc) to prevent the problem to land degradation, desertification. it helps to prevent, mitigate and adapt the effect of climate change|Planning with technical backstopping can help in prioritizing interventions based of social, financial and ecological considerations

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