Up scaling Reclamation of ravines through endogenous technology & in-situ conservation of local biodiversity, and strengthen the livelihood security
Up scaling Reclamation of ravines through endogenous technology & in-situ conservation of local biodiversity, and strengthen the livelihood security
Project Title: ?Up scaling of the project of reclamation of ravines through endogenous technology and in-situ conservation of local biodiversity and strengthen the livelihood security in two panchayats of Morena District?. The project addresses the issue of land degradation and desertification. It attempts to check and reverse the process at local level. Further, the project applies endogenous measures both engineering and vegetative for checking ravines and prevents land desertification. The process is local specific and community owned and thus cost effective and sustainable. The proposed project would apply the learning from the previous SGP project on Land Desertification. The experience from the previous SGP project would help in strategizing the approaches at effective and locally suited solutions for preventing Land Desertification.
Project Goal:- The proposed project primarily focuses on up scaling of protection measures against ravines ingress through traditional methods in 500 hectares of land in five villages based on experience of 250 hectares of two villages in first phase. It will be undertaken in two panchayats of morena district.
Project Objectives:-
? Reclamation of ravines through endogenous technology.
? In-situ conservation of local biodiversity in three panchayat of Monera Block.
? To promote organic farming and conserve the local traditional seed varieties.
? To enhance economic returns for biodiversity based livelihoods.
Project Activities:-
? Up scaling of protection measures against ravines ingress through traditional methods in 700 hectares of land in seven villages based on experience of 250 hectares of land in two villages in first phase.
? 10,000 Guggul planted for reducing soil erosion and conserving 15,000 plants for saving community land in panchayat.
? Establishing institutional arrangements for up scaling piloted actions and enhancing economic returns for biodiversity based livelihoods.
? Promote organic farming and conserve the local traditional seed varieties.
 
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Project Snapshot

Grantee:
Sujagriti Samaj Sevi Sansthan
Country:
India
Area Of Work:
Land Degradation
Land Degradation
Grant Amount:
US$ 40,013.00
Co-Financing Cash:
US$ 11,648.00
Co-Financing in-Kind:
US$ 28,146.00
Project Number:
IND/SGP/OP5/Y3/STAR/2013/30/MP03
Status:
Satisfactorily Completed
Project Characteristics and Results
Capacity - Building Component
50 farmers will be trained in SRI Technique and non chemical pest management at village level. The Biodiversity Management Committee will be trained on plantation management. User group will be formed and trained for sustainable harvest and value addition. 16 exposure visits for 50 farmers in each batch will be organized. The local men and women will be trained as ?community Para- workers? to ensure equal wages for both men and women.
Promoting Public Awareness of Global Environment
7 Biodiversity Management Committees (BMCs) will be formed and trained in the project area for promoting organic farming and non chemical pest management at village level. The existing BMC will manage the conservation of 15,000 Guggul plants. 10 women nursery raiser?s groups will be formed and motivated to run nurseries of Guggual & Satawar.
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