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1. The president welcomed delegates to the 16th Global Castor Conference in Ahmedabad, India, noting the city's importance in castor production. India is the world's largest castor seed producer, meeting 90% of global demand.
2. India exports over $950 million worth of castor oil and derivatives annually, with Gujarat contributing over 80% of India's production and exports. The Solvent Extractors' Association of India has launched a project to improve castor yields in Gujarat.
3. The conference will recognize individuals and farmers for their contributions to increasing castor productivity and developing derivatives markets. It aims to move India from a trade focus to developing technology and value-added exports
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1) The dairy industry has provided a stable source of income for rural communities in India, particularly small landholders and women.
2) Operation Flood, launched in 1970, organized dairy cooperatives across villages and linked them to urban consumers. This created a strong procurement and distribution network for milk.
3) Dairy farming plays a significant role in sustaining rural livelihoods and incomes. It provides employment for millions of people, especially women, and supports small farmers.
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This document provides a summary of a study conducted by Bhartiya Vitta Salahkar Samiti (BVSS) on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activities in India from 2014-2016. The study analyzed spending patterns of top listed companies from government, family-owned businesses, and multinational companies in manufacturing and services. It found varied approaches to CSR spending between these groups. The study also identified challenges faced by companies and provides suggestions to improve transparency and effectiveness of CSR implementation. The document acknowledges contributions from Ekal Abhiyan, an organization working on rural development, in conducting this study on the interface between corporations and social development initiatives.
Co-operative organizations
This document discusses various cooperative organizations that operate in rural areas in India. It defines a cooperative organization as one that promotes the economic interests of its members according to cooperative principles. It describes several cooperative organizations that provide various services to rural communities like agricultural credit, marketing and storage facilities, and socioeconomic development. Some organizations discussed include the Shri Mahila Griha Udyog Lijjat Papad cooperative, Jan Vikas cooperative society, Lokmanya cooperative credit society, Tribal Cooperative Marketing Development Federation of India, National Agricultural Cooperative Marketing Federation of India, and National Tree Growers Cooperative Federation.
Annual Report 12-13_Kalp Samaj Sevi Sanstha
The annual report summarizes the activities of KALP Samaj Sevi Sanstha for the year 2012-2013. It provides details about the organization's vision, mission, programs, and achievements over the past year. Key highlights include strengthening marginalized communities and promoting their rights through interventions in livelihood, healthcare, and the environment. Over 4000 families benefited from livelihood programs that increased their annual incomes. Training programs were conducted to educate over 350 women on social justice, economic rights, and addressing discrimination. Advocacy efforts spread awareness of issues related to employment guarantees and social exclusion.
Brief report of exposure
1) The Brooke India team visited the Vikash Mahila Sabha/Cluster in Desula village as part of an exposure visit to understand the community-based women's institutions of IBTADA in Alwar, Rajasthan.
2) At the Sabha meeting, representatives from each self-help group were present and discussed issues like loans, problems, and decisions. Women demonstrated strong record keeping, financial skills, and confidence in discussing community issues.
3) One woman worked as a "Pashu Sakhi", providing animal healthcare in the village. This increased women's profiles and confidence.
4) IBTADA staff then discussed with the Brooke India team about their strategies and addressing questions
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Pritam P Haste is seeking a challenging position that allows him to leverage his knowledge and experience. He has a B.Sc. in Agriculture and relevant work experience.
He has over 5 years of experience working in rural development projects focused on improving livelihoods of smallholder farmers through better agricultural practices and financial inclusion. As part of these roles, he has formed farmer groups and producer companies, implemented agricultural programs, and facilitated access to credit and insurance.
He is proficient in English, Marathi, and Hindi and has strong analytical, communication, and interpersonal skills.
Tata Motors CSR Activity PPT 2015-2016
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The document provides the job description and specification for the role of General Manager (Marketing) at the Rajasthan State Dairy Development Corporation (RSDDC). The General Manager is responsible for overseeing marketing goals, strategies, and plans. This includes developing new product ideas, analyzing market trends, and managing a marketing team. The job specification outlines required qualifications like a master's degree in marketing, 10 years of relevant experience, and skills in areas like business development, marketing management, and client relationships. The ideal candidate must also be confident, emotionally strong, and able to handle work pressures and teams.
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- 1. MahAgriP Avaghe Dharu Supanth Maharashtra Agriculture Professionals Association India
- 2. MahAgriP About Us Hyderabad, being a hub of Agriculture Industry, keeps attracting agriculture professionals from all over the country and beyond for their livelihood. Agriculture sector in Hyderabad is fast progressing owing to the contributions from and cohesiveness of agriculture professionals coming from all parts of the country that naturally includes Maharashtra. Being away from home disconnects individuals socially & culturally. In order to revive the social and cultural elements & to foster work/life balance, sociocultural platform was needed. On 16th March 2014, a small group of Maharashtrian families gathered to celebrate auspicious occasion of Holi which ultimately became a stepping stone to move further and expand into a larger forum i.e. Maharashtra Agriculture Professionals Association (MahAgriP). Now, MahAgriP is a reality, a nationwide association, working for the welfare of its members, their families and most importantly contributing in improving lives of farming community
- 3. Vision MahAgriP We thrive to explore socio-economic, cultural and scientific opportunities for the welfare of MahAgriP members and ultimately to contribute towards improving lives of the farming community.
- 4. MahAgriP Objectives: Enhancing professional competitiveness (Seminars, Workshops & Trainings) Agricultural Policy Support (Partnering with pertinent stakeholders for Industry growth) Fostering work-life balance (Social, Cultural and Sport activities) Celebrating the Success of its members and their families (Felicitation, Awards & Scholarships). To ensure welfare of members with need based support. To support farming community on a path of sustainable growth & development. Maintaining Dignity & Honour of Profession.
- 5. Structure: Registered Association MahAgriP Office Bearers:10 (President, VP, GS, JS & Treasurer) Elite Group: Mentors forever Central Executive Council: 11 (India Level) Senior Members & State Executive Council Members State Executive Council: MS (10), GJ (5), KT (5), MP (5), OS (5) Term: 2 Year (50% change/Year)
- 6. MahAgriP Contact Us Mail ID : sampark@mahagrip.org Website : www.mahagrip.org Follow Us Facebook Twitter Linkedin Google+ Youtube Slideshare