Format for Submission of Annual Progress Report by CPIs (April 2011 – March 2012) NAIP (COMPONENT- 3): 1. Sub-project code and title: ‘NAIP GEF ICAR Code 303601 / CMFRI Code 200035106 Strategies to enhance adaptive capacity to climate change in vulnerable regions’ 2. Principal Investigator: Dr. S. K. Bandyopadhyay, Principal Scientist, IARI, New Delhi 3. Lead Institute: Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI), New Delhi 4. Co-partners (Name and address): Sr. No. Consortium Partners cha Full address with Phone/ Fax/ E-mail Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI) Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI), New Delhi-110012, Ph: 011-25843375, 25733367 (O), 011-25846774 (R) Fax: -011-25846420 E-mail : [email protected][email protected]Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI), Mumbai Research Centre Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI), Mumbai Research Centre, 2 nd Floor, CIFE Old Campus, Fisheries University Road, Versova, Andheri (w), Mumbai- 400061 Ph: 022-26393029 (O) Fax: 022-26320824 / 022-26393029 E-mail : [email protected]Central Rice Research Institute (CRRI) Central Rice Research Institute (CRRI), Cuttack-753 006 Ph: 0671-2367768 Fax: 0671- 2367774 E-mail : [email protected]Orissa University of Ag & Tech (OUAT) Orissa University of Ag & Tech (OUAT), Dir. Planning & Evaluation, Bhubaneswar- 751 003, Orissa Ph: 0674-2393964 (O), Fax: 0674- 2391424 E-mail : [email protected]NGOs and other organizations involved: Karjat Taluka Govansh Sudhar Mandal, Karjat, Dist, Raigad Hutamta Kotwal Wadi Trust, Neral, Dist. Raigad Centre for social action (CSA), Alibaug (Newly added) Ambuja Cement Foundation Trust, Ulwa, Dist. Raigad NIRMATA, Ganjam, Orissa Fishermen Co-operative societies in selected villages of which fishers are members.
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Format for Submission of Annual Progress Report by CPIs (April 2011 – March 2012)
NAIP (COMPONENT- 3):
1. Sub-project code and title: ‘NAIP GEF ICAR Code 303601 / CMFRI Code 200035106 Strategies to enhance adaptive capacity to climate change in vulnerable regions’
2. Principal Investigator: Dr. S. K. Bandyopadhyay, Principal Scientist, IARI, New Delhi
3. Lead Institute: Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI), New Delhi
4. Co-partners (Name and address):
Sr. No. Consortium Partners cha Full address with Phone/ Fax/ E-mail
Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI)
Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI), New Delhi-110012, Ph: 011-25843375, 25733367 (O), 011-25846774 (R) Fax: -011-25846420 E-mail : [email protected][email protected]
Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI), Mumbai Research Centre
Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI), Mumbai Research Centre, 2nd Floor, CIFE Old Campus, Fisheries University Road, Versova, Andheri (w), Mumbai- 400061 Ph: 022-26393029 (O) Fax: 022-26320824 / 022-26393029 E-mail : [email protected]
Central Rice Research Institute (CRRI)
Central Rice Research Institute (CRRI), Cuttack-753 006 Ph: 0671-2367768 Fax: 0671- 2367774 E-mail : [email protected]
Orissa University of Ag & Tech (OUAT)
Orissa University of Ag & Tech (OUAT), Dir. Planning & Evaluation, Bhubaneswar- 751 003, Orissa Ph: 0674-2393964 (O), Fax: 0674- 2391424 E-mail : [email protected]
NGOs and other organizations involved:
Karjat Taluka Govansh Sudhar Mandal, Karjat, Dist, Raigad Hutamta Kotwal Wadi Trust, Neral, Dist. Raigad Centre for social action (CSA), Alibaug (Newly added) Ambuja Cement Foundation Trust, Ulwa, Dist. Raigad NIRMATA, Ganjam, Orissa Fishermen Co-operative societies in selected villages of which fishers are members.
5. Duration of the Sub-project: Date of commencement: Project sanction date 18
th September 2009 (Project start date
January 2010) Date of completion: 31st August 2013 Extension (if any): - As per NAIP norms.
6. Total budget of sub-project: 1158.11700 Lakh
Change in budget (if any): - As per revised emoluments of SRF working in ICAR funded schemes, Ref: ICAR office memorandum number 15(1)/2010-A&P (Edu.) dated 26 Oct 2010
7. Research Achievements/Innovations:
(List five in bullet form, not more than 3 lines each) For Period of report i.e., April, 2011 to Feb, 2012
a) Baseline survey has been finalized in all 15 villages of 5 clusters in Raigad district of
Maharashtra with cluster wise coverage is 35.02%, 7.88%, 16.32%, 15.33% & 2 5.46% respectively (when, n=711). Indigenous and traditional knowledge and other coping strategies were documented from surveyed households. Awareness created among surveyed fishers regarding utility of PFZ advisories. Training need assessment of stakeholders in relation to climate change and adaptive measures was done in surveyed clusters. Mid-term survey is under progress.
b) Sensitized NGO/SHG/Society chairmen and representatives in all 15 villages for GPRS
activation and lead person identification prior to launch workshops cum training programs organized with respect to ‘m-KRISHI®- Service (Gappa Goshti) at Neral and ‘m-KRISHI® Fisheries Service at Alibaug for agriculture and fisheries clusters respectively.
c) Strengthened linkages with partner organizations, district administration, disaster
management authority of the district. New synergy developed with Centre for Social Action, Alibaug (NGO). In addition to m-KRISHI®-Fisheries Service’ stakeholders and NGO partners have been sensitized for adoption of proposed technologies like Solar fish dryers, efficient, hygienic and portable wheeled ice-boxes, advance packaging machine, value addition and ornamental fish raising etc. for sustainable livelihood options in present and future climate change scenario.
d) Participated in meetings with local fishermen held in villages namely Gorai, Manori,
Chowk, Uttan, Madh with an objective of propagating livelihood interventions suggested under NAIP in neighboring district and sensitizing fishers regarding importance and availability of such interventions in climate change scenarios.
e) Regular PFZ advisories and Wind Advisories are being generated from website of
INCOIS, Hyderabad and feedback of ‘m-KRISHI®-Fisheries Service’ from the beneficiaries is regularly taken into account. Field validation of the efficiency of the technology has been done and has been widely covered by local regional and national media.
8. Salient achievements/innovations: (List two achievements with half page write-up and high resolution photographs- jpg format)
a) Launch of ‘m-KRISHI® Service (Gappa Goshti) at Neral and ‘m-KRISHI® Fisheries
Service at Alibaug for agriculture and fisheries clusters respectively.
Fishers and farmers in all 15 villages of 5 clusters were trained to use GPRS activated mobiles and two launch workshop cum training programs for operation of ‘m-KRISHI® Service (Gappa Goshti) for agricultural clusters and ‘m-KRISHI® Fisheries Service for fisheries clusters were successfully organized at Neral and Alibaug respectively. Participants for workshops were around 20 at Neral and around 40 at Alibaug; out of which immediate beneficiaries for mobile handsets with above mentioned services were 5 at Neral and 13 at Alibaug. After launching the mobile handsets fishers and farmers received training from experts for using the services. Release of CDs, Training manuals and presentations were part of the workshop. Responses of the participants were as desired and in line with targeted objectives.
Launch of ‘m-KRISHI® Service’ on 22.07.2011 in Karjat-Neral cluster
Distribution of Mobile Handsets with ‘m-KRISHI®’ Service to beneficiary
Beneficiary identification & sensitization about
‘m-KRISHI® Fisheries Service’ in village Bodni on 27.08.2011
Beneficiary identification & sensitization for ‘m-KRISHI® Fisheries Service’ in
village Murud on 28.08.2011
Presentation during Launch of ‘m-KRISHI® Fisheries Service’ on 16.09.2011 at Alibaug
Release of CD & Training Manual of ‘m-KRISHI® Fisheries Service’
Mid-term survey on utilization of identified technologies
b) Sensitization of fishers in neighboring district regarding availability and use of
livelihood interventions for climate change mitigation. Popularization of project technologies was done at villages in neighboring district viz. Gorai, Manori, Chowk, Uttan, Madh for sensitizing local fishers regarding importance and availability of livelihood interventions suggested under NAIP project work in Raigad district as mitigating measures in climate change scenario. It has provided strong boost in propagating the project work in neighboring district and to sensitize large no of fishers (i.e. 743 nos.). Livelihood interventions being propagated in the target district were taken well by the fishers.
Meeting with fishers at Gorai on 25.07.2011
Meeting with fishers at Chowk on 25.07.2011
Meeting with fishers at Uttan on
27.07.2011 Meeting with fishers at Manori on
27.07.2011
c) PFZ forecasting and validation cruises for sea-truthing: Sea truthing of increased catch in PFZ area was done by undertaking validation cruise and CPUE of 35 kg was recorded against 17 kg from non PFZ area. Presently 1296 numbers of motorized and mechanized boats are operating in selected 13 villages consuming approximately 200 lakh liters of diesel per year. It is estimated that after following the advisories provided through ‘m-KRISHI®-Fisheries mobile service’ and fishing accordingly in PFZ areas will save approximately 50% of this diesel (i.e. 100 lakh liters of diesel per year). Currently 5% of the fishers in selected villages are using the technology which in turn leads to saving of 5 lakh liters of diesel per year costing around Rs. 250 lakhs/year. The government of Maharashtra is providing 23% of subsidy on the cost of diesel as Tax to fishers. This costs around Rs.52.35 lakh/year to the government for the selected clusters.
PFZ location Identified Catch of PFZ area
Hydrographic analysis in PFZ area Hydrographic analysis in PFZ area
9. Financial Management
Statement of budget released and utilization (since inception): (`lakh)
1 CAC 6.01.2012 Regarding utilization of Non-recurring grant of CMFRI centre after re-validated period of 31.01.3012.
The National coordinator expressed that this has been done to comply with the fixed deadlines by World Bank and to avoid last minute hassles during financial year ending. As far as possible funds should be utilized within the stipulated period.
Regarding utilization of CMFRI cooperating centre’s grant saved from the Non-recurring sub-head equipment to Non-recurring sub-head Works.
The JD ( R ) suggested that since the expenditure is from the same Non Recurring amount the case can be considered in view of exigency.
On asking the CCPI submitted that
The CAC recommended the case.
Sr. No
Operationalization of
Governance (as
applicable)
Dates of meetings
Agenda discussed (points in brief)
Follow-up action taken
approximately an amount of Rs. 2 Lakh will be required to be readjusted.
Re-booking the amount under the equipment sub-head GPS with software to GPS and software
The CAC approved the request.
Honorarium to the staff working in the NAIP project as per norms.
The National Coordinator told that when provision is there it should be allowed as per displayed rules.
Inclusion of the Centre for Social Action (CSA) as additional NGO partner
The CAC approved the proposal.
2 CIC/ CMU 25.02.2011
1. Payment of enhanced salary and arrear to the SRFs is to be made out of existing fund available with IARI under ‘contractual staff’ head (Operational cost) and similar arrangements can be followed at participatory institutes. 2. Cost of the equipments has changes since the time initial budget was proposed during 2008, therefore, the saving of cost of one equipment is allowed to be utilised against the other sanctioned equipment which is costlier at present than the funds available, but within the ‘non-recurring’ grant of the project. 3. One field level camp office at Dhar District of
Yes Agreed Agreed (Except furniture from Institutional
Sr. No
Operationalization of
Governance (as
applicable)
Dates of meetings
Agenda discussed (points in brief)
Follow-up action taken
M.P. has already been opened and another office at Mewat District will also be hired soon. The rent of the office including water & electricity charges will be paid out of ‘operational charges’ and amenities like furniture and day to day requirement are allowed to be purchased out of the ‘Institutional charges’ of the project. 4. The expenses on the communication between the Scientists and field level staff where there are no such facility is available, scientists have to use TOP-UP cards on own cell phone as well as for Data card and subsequently requesting for reimbursement of this cost. In view of such type of reimbursement in addition to the official telephone top-up cards should be allowed out of the operational costs/institutional charges of the project. The similar arrangements can be made at participating institutes.
Charges) Agreed (group mobile/ Data cards cost from Institutional Charges)
Often NGO’s are requesting for grant of ad-hoc advance for urgent purchases or for need based work/repairs, cleaning & digging of
To be discussed in next CIC
Sr. No
Operationalization of
Governance (as
applicable)
Dates of meetings
Agenda discussed (points in brief)
Follow-up action taken
ponds/wells etc. As per govt. rules there is no provision to grant ad-hoc advances to private parties unless there is bank guaranteed for the appropriate supplier/ firms/ person. However, all the purchases/ work/ contracts etc. should be allowed on the bill basis after following all norms etc. and after obtaining audit concurrence, wherever necessary,
1.12.2011 1. Training of farmers on post-harvest processing of farm produce. The trainings may be conducted for dhal, dahlia and wheat flour, pickle making, etc. 2. Establishment of a post-harvest processing unit in suitable location in Mewat and Dhar districts 3. Director reviewed the project expenditure under various heads and urged for immediate utilization of funds under various heads for conducting different interventions 4. Modalities of involving NGOs for non-farm activities
To be discussed in CAC which was tentatively scheduled then
11. Meetings/seminars/trainings etc. organised
Organizer (Name & Address)
Details of Meetings/ Seminars/ Trainings, etc.
Duration (From-To)
No. of Personnel trained
Budget
MRC of CMFRI
Launch workshop cum training program of ‘m-KRISHI®- Service’ i.e. Gappa Goshti’ in Karjat-Neral (For Agriculture cluster)
1 day duration on 27.08.2011
Participants were around 20 at Neral and around 40 at Alibaug and immediate beneficiaries for mobile handsets were 5 at Neral and 13 at Alibaug.
As per SoE submitted by MRC of CMFRI
MRC of CMFRI
Launch workshop cum training program of ‘m-KRISHI® Fisheries Service in Alibaug (for marine clusters)
1 day duration on 16.09.2011
12. Participation in Conference/meetings/seminars/trainings/Radio talks etc.
Participant (Name & Address)
Details of Meetings/Seminars/Trainings/Radio talk, etc.
Duration (From-To) Budget
Dr. Veerendra Veer Singh, (Principal Scientist and CCPI NAIP project, Mumbai Research Centre of CMFRI, Mumbai)
Convened in m-KRISHI® mobile launching at Sagunabag, Neral under NAIP sub-project
on 22.07.2011
As per SoE submitted by MRC of CMFRI
Participation in meeting with fishers held in Madh village with an objective of sensitizing fishers in neighboring district regarding availability of livelihood interventions suggested under NAIP project work in Raigad
on 25.07.2011
Participation in meeting with local fishermen held in Gorai and Manori village with an objective of sensitizing fishers in neighboring district regarding availability of livelihood interventions suggested under NAIP project work in Raigad
on 27.07.2011
Participation in meeting with local fishermen held in Erangal Bhati village with an objective of sensitizing fishers in neighboring district regarding availability of livelihood interventions suggested under NAIP project work in Raigad
on 05.08.2011
Participated in NAIP subproject review meeting held at Alibaug
on 27.08.2011
Convened in m-KRISHI® Fisheries mobile launching at Alibaug under NAIP sub-project
on 16.09.2011
Participated in two days conference on ‘Climate change, Oil Spill and Radiation Risk: New Environmental Challenges’ organized by NEERI in association with BARC, MPCB, MCGM, BRNS, MoEF, CPCB etc. and presented a paper on work done under NAIP project.
on 15.11.2011 and 16.11.2011
Attended World Bank Mission Review of NAIP Component 3 project at Centre for Social Action, Alibag and District Magistrate Office, Alibag in Raigad district of Maharashtra and undergone desk review for finalizing the roadmap
on 08.12.2011 on 09.12.2011
Participated and co-chaired a session in 9th Indian Fisheries Forum at Chennai hosted by CMFRI, Kochi for presentation of paper based on NAIP project work
19.12.2011 to
23.12.2011.
Was invited as Chief Guest in the Science Club program arranged by CIFE, Mumbai on ‘m KRISHI® Fisheries Service’ and delivered lecture on the related topic.
on 31.01.2012
Mr. Atul R. Sathe (SRF, NAIP Project, MRC of CMFRI)
Participated in meeting held at, Saguna Baug, Neral regarding ‘Micro climate checking system’ to be installed in Saguna Baug.
on 11.05.2011
As per SoE submitted by MRC of CMFRI
Ms. Priyanka S. Vichare (SRF, NAIP Project, MRC of CMFRI)
Participated in meeting held at, Saguna Baug, Neral regarding ‘Micro climate checking system’ to be installed in Saguna Baug.
on 11.05.2011
Participated in m-KRISHI® mobile launching at Sagunabag, Neral under NAIP sub-project
on 22.07.2011
Participation in meeting with local fishermen held in Gorai and Manori village with an objective of sensitizing fishers in neighboring district regarding availability of livelihood interventions suggested under NAIP project work in Raigad
on 27.07.2011
Participated in two days conference on ‘Climate change, Oil Spill and Radiation Risk: New Environmental Challenges’ organized by NEERI in association with BARC, MPCB, MCGM, BRNS, MoEF, CPCB etc. and presented a paper on work
on 15.11.2011 and 16.11.2011
done under NAIP project. Mr. Mohammed Zuber Shaikh (SRF, NAIP Project, MRC of CMFRI)
Training program on ‘Marine Zooplankton’ organized by FEMD to be held at CMFRI, Cochin for analysis of data to be collected from PFZ validation cruises for NAIP Project
13.02.2012 to 17.02.2012 (proposed and finalized)
13. Publications during 2011-12:
(Research Papers in peer reviewed journals, to be cited as follows: Kumar R, Nair K K, Alam M I, Gogoi R, Singh P K, Srivastava C, Yadav S, Gopal M, Roy Choudhury S, Pradhan S and Goswami A. 2011. A Simple Method for Estimation of Sulfur in Nanoformulations by UV Spectrometry. Current Science 100: 1542-1546.) Title of the papers & authors Name of Journal, Vol., etc. 1. V. V. Singh. 2011. Abstract of Research article on ‘Road map for mitigating threats of natural disasters and associated livelihood challenges in climatically vulnerable Raigad district of Maharashtra’ submitted to ‘9th Indian Fisheries Forum 2011’ (from19th to 23rd December) for presentation.
Selected research papers presented in the forum will be subjected o scientific review for publishing in Indian Journal of Fisheries (NAAS Rating 4.9)
2. V. V. Singh. 2011.Submitted full length research paper in Hindi with title ‘¨ÉÖƤÉ<Ç Eäò {ÉζSɨÉÒ iÉ]õ EòÒ VÉè´É Ê´ÉÊ´ÉvÉiÉÉ Eäò +vªÉªÉxÉ ´nùÉ®úÉ ªÉ½þÉÄ EòÒ {ɪÉÉÇ´É®úhÉÒªÉ B´ÉÆ ºÉɨÉÉÊVÉEò ªÉÉäVÉxÉÉ+Éå EòÉ ºÉ¡ò±É ÊxÉvÉÉÇ®úhÉ’ to ‘National Seminar on Hindi -2011’
Published in proceedings of ‘National Seminar on Hindi -2011’
3. V. V. Singh., Priyanka S. Vichare., Punam A. Khandagle. 2011.Sector’Abstract of Research article on ‘Enhancing Adaptive Capacity of Vulnerable Coastal Fishers in Climatically Sensitive District of Maharashtra - A Case Study’
Presented in conference on 15.11.2011 and 16.11.2011 on ‘Climate change, Oil Spill and Radiation Risk: New Environmental Challenges’ organized by NEERI in association with BARC, MPCB, MCGM, BRNS, MoEF, CPCB etc.
14. Media products developed/disseminated:
CD, Bulletins, Brochures, etc. (Year wise); title No. of copies Distribution
Release of CD and Training manual of ‘m-KRISHI® Fisheries Service’ developed in joint collaboration with CMFRI and TCS
40 40
Newspaper articles published in 4 local Marathi newspapers regarding launch of ‘m-KRISHI® Fisheries Service’ in Maharashtra
Newspaper articles published in 3 National newspapers regarding fuel consumption in fisheries sector by the use of ‘m-KRISHI® Fisheries Service’
Article in Lokmat, Vasai-Virar on
18.09.2011 Article in Rashtriya Sahara New Delhi on
02.01.2012
Article in Economics Times, New Delhi on 02.01.2012
Article in Hindi Business line, New Delhi on 02.01.2012
15. Cumulative list of Patents (if any): Title of patent Developed by
16. Knowledge products developed: (Applicable to component 1 only)
17. Assets Generated: Equipments/Vehicles/Research facilities created from starting to Feb 2012
Sr. No.
Lead centre/ Co-partners
Equipment (Make & Model)
Vehicle (Make & Model)
Research facilities
Date of purchase
Amount spent (Rs. in lakhs)
1. Mumbai Research Centre of CMFRI, Mumbai
24” Desktop computer
- - 07.02.2011 74000/-
2. Mumbai Research Centre of CMFRI, Mumbai
Software CD
- - 11.02.2011 8500/-
3. Mumbai Research Centre of CMFRI, Mumbai
All in one printer
- - 11.03.2011 45196/-
4. Mumbai Research Centre of CMFRI, Mumbai
Field photometer
- - 25.02.2011 236000/-
5. Mumbai Research Centre of CMFRI, Mumbai
Digital balance
- - 24.02.2011 79060/-
6. Mumbai Research Centre of CMFRI, Mumbai
Hydrographical probe
- - 14.03.2011 814200/-
7. Mumbai Research Centre of CMFRI, Mumbai
Portable projector with Screen and tripod stand
- - 18.03.2011 52381/-
8. Mumbai Research Centre of CMFRI, Mumbai
High end mobile display device
- - 19.03.2011 189795/-
9. Mumbai Research Centre of CMFRI, Mumbai
Mobile display device
- - 19.03.2011 35238/-
10. Mumbai Research Centre of CMFRI, Mumbai
Digital Camera
- - 19.03.2011 49000/-
11. Mumbai Research Centre of CMFRI, Mumbai
High end Remote Control wireless projector with Screen and tripod stand
- - 19.03.2011 120870/-
12. Mumbai Research Centre of CMFRI, Mumbai
Portable Amplifier System
- - 28.03.2011 37350/-
13. Mumbai Research Centre of CMFRI, Mumbai
Digital Camera
- - 24.12.2011 32000/-
14. Mumbai Research Centre of CMFRI, Mumbai
27” Desktop computer
- - 24.12.2011 174000/-
15. Mumbai Research Centre of CMFRI, Mumbai
LCD Projector
- - 28.12.2011 110250/-
16. Mumbai Research Centre of CMFRI, Mumbai
Multiparameter
- - 19.01.2012 219572/-
17. Mumbai Research Centre of CMFRI, Mumbai
Transparancy Meter
- - 19.01.2012 49849/-
18. Infrastructure facilities developed: Sub-Project Leader and Partners
Infrastructure developed Numbers/Size/ Capacity
Amount (`Rs.)
MRC of CMFRI, Mumbai
Hydrographic Lab/ Record room 1 335282/-
MRC of CMFRI, Mumbai
PFZ Lab Phase II 1 127165/-
MRC of CMFRI, Mumbai
Work Renovation of force measure 1 195265/-
19. Revenue generated (cumulative upto Feb, 2012)
(From sale of farm produce, patents, commercialization, trainings, etc)
Sub-Project Leader and Partners Source of revenue Amount (Rs.)
Mumbai Research Centre of CMFRI, Mumbai
Project is in the initial stage of implementation hence revenue generation if any will be taken care at later stages.
As per SoE submitted by MRC of CMFRI
20. Personnel involved in sub-project
Leader and Partners (Name & Address)
Regular Contractual
Sc. Sr. Sc Pr. Sc. Tech. RA SRF TA Others Mumbai Research Centre of CMFRI, Mumbai
- - 1 - - 2 - -
21. Honour and Awards related to outcome of sub-project
Sub-Project Leader and Partners Name of personnel Honour/Award
(with date) - - -
22. Linkages and collaborations (specific to project activities)
Sub-Project Leader and Partners Linkages developed
Mumbai Research Centre of CMFRI, Mumbai
Strengthened linkages developed with following development organizations Karjat Taluka Govansh Sudhar Mandal, Karjat (NGO) Hutamta Kotwal Wadi Trust, Neral, (NGO) Ambuja Cement Foundation Trust, Ulwa, (NGO) Fishermen Co-operative societies in selected villages TATA Consultancy Services (TCS) Innovation Lab, Thane
Centre for Social Action (CSA), Alibaug (NGO) Department of Fisheries Maharashtra, Regional office, Alibaug
23. Status of employment generation (man-days/year)
Lead centre/ Co-partners
Employment generation upto March 2012
Employment generation during April 2011 to Feb 2012
MRC of CMFRI, Mumbai
500 fisher families 450 fisher families
24. Action taken for post NAIP sustainability of the sub-project activities:
If the adoption of in m-KRISHI® Fisheries mobile service is projected at 5% level for whole district for 2980 fishing boats consuming 630 lakh liters of diesel per year, the 23% saving at total cost of Rs. 709 lakh per year will be approximately to the tune of Rs. 163 lakh /year. This saving in diesel and consequent carbon emission will increase at least six fold even at 30% adoption in a reasonable period of 2-4 years.
25. E&S frameworks developed and implemented? (If applicable)
Environmental Social
Positive effects
Negative effects
Mitigation measures taken to minimize the negative effects
Positive effects
Negative effects
Mitigation measures taken to minimize the negative effects
Details being worked out
26. Performance Indicators ( Proforma will be sent to CPIs separately) Filled up proforma is being attached separately
