AMRAVATI DISTRICT - MACPmacp.gov.in/sites/default/files/user_doc/Amravati District Booklet...COMPETITIVENESS PROJECT. 1ST MID TERM REVIEW (22nd April – 03rd May 2013) AMRAVATI DISTRICT

1 AMRAVATI DIST. REPORT-1ST MTR 2013

World Bank Aided

MAHARASHTRA AGRICULTURAL COMPETITIVENESS PROJECT

1ST MID TERM REVIEW (22nd April – 03rd May 2013)

AMRAVATI DISTRICT PROGRESS REPORT

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CONTENTS

Sr. No. Particulars Page No.

1 Executive Summary 03

2 Progress of Agriculture Produce Market Committee (APMCs) 07

3 Progress of Livestock Markets (LSM) 23

4 Progress of Rural Haats (RHs) 29

5 Progress of Farmer Common Service Centers (FCSCs) 53

6 Progress of MSWC Component 55

7 Project Management- (GAAP, DDRCS Accounting Center) 59


1. Executive Summary


1. Executive Summary:

Amravati is located at 20.32 N to 21.46 N latitude and longitude of 76.37 E to 78.27 E with

altitude of 300 to 900 mt. above Mean Sea Level (MSL). The total geographical area of the

district is 12212 sq. km. which is 3.96% of the total area of the state. The district is divided into

14 tehsils (blocks). The district has two tribal blocks.(1) Dharani and (2) Chikhaldara. The

“Korku” is dominating tribe. This area is commonly known as “Melghat”.

The average maximum and minimum temperature of the district is 44.4 ºC and 12.4 ºC

respectively. The average annual rain fall of the district 857.4 mm spread over 51 rain days. As

per the 2001 census, the total population of the district is 26,07,160. Sixty six percent of the total

population is residing in rural area, where as 34% resides in the urban area in the district. The

scheduled caste and scheduled tribe population in the district is 17.1% and 13.7% respectively.

The total geographical area of the district is 12.21 lakh ha. and almost 63% area is under

cultivation while 34% area is under forest.

The total net sown area in the district is 683700 ha, of which about 203100 ha is sown more than

once, including perennial crops. In the district 91.50% area is exclusively under rainfed cropping.

The total area under kharif crops is 683700 ha, while 106200 ha is under rabbi crops. The area

under irrigation is 80543 ha in the district, which is 8.5% of the total cultivated area. Cotton is the

main cash crop of the district; occupying an area of 327901 ha (34.60% of total cropped area).

The present livestock population of the district is 9.73 lakh, of which cows and bullocks are 5.28

lakh (54.26%). Buffaloes and he buffaloes 1.20 lakh (12.33%), sheep 24663 (2.53%) goats 2.84

lakh (29.19%) and poultry birds 4.43 lakh.

The district economy is predominantly agro based. A number of ginning and pressing units for

cotton, oil mills, and dal mills are working in the district. Under ATMA, 950 nos. of producer

groups are registered and are undertaking production activity of major crops in the district e.g.

soyabean. There are 08 nos. of warehouses of MSWC at various locations in the district, of which

02 are in the vicinity of APMCs. MSWC has initiated e-warehouse receipts system in some of the

warehouses viz., Chandur bazaar and Achalpur. There are 12 APMCs (B Type-1 & C Type-11),

11 LSMs, 13 RHs (in GPs above 7500 population) in the district. Of these, 05 APMCs, 01 LSMs,


13 RHs have participated in MACP. As per the provisions of the model act 01 Private market has

been established in the district, which mainly undertakes sale & purchase of raw cotton.

AREA, PRODUCTION & PRODUCTIVITY OF MAJOR CROPS IN AMRAVATI DISTRICT

Sr. No. Crop

Average of last five years (2006-2011) Forecasting by 2015-16 Area Production Productivity Area Production Productivity Ha MT Kg/ha Ha MT Kg/ha

1 Jawar 618.2 707.2 1105.2 508.676 551.152 1149.96 2 G.Gram 558.2 190.4 325.6 626.78 349.132 577.052 3 Bl.Gram 53.4 65 369.6 45.584 263.144 595.7 4 Soyabean 2925 3269.2 1194.8 2794.092 4436.152 1645.168 5 Rd.Gram 908.8 843.4 856.2 1357.16 859.88 1012.172 6 Cotton 1836.2 3218.8 264.2 2150.736 5727.008 275.576

Kh.Total (A) 6899.8 8294 4115.6 7483.028 12186.468 5255.628 7 Wheat 423.4 764.2 1789.2 400.932 782.18 2021.236 8 Gram 829.2 812.4 961.8 781.144 883.708 1172.752 Rabi.Total (B) 1252.6 1576.6 2751 1182.076 1665.888 3193.988 Total (A) + (B) 8152.4 9870.6 6866.6 8665.104 13852.356 8449.616

Source: MSS Amravati District.

AREA PRODUCTION PRO DUCTIVITY AVERAGE OF LAST FIVE YEAR OF HORTICULTURE CROPS

Sr. No. Crop

Average of last five years (2006-2011) Forecasting by 2015-16

Productive area (ha)

Production MT

Productivity MT/ha


Production MT

Productivity MT/ha

Fruits 1 Mango 188.16 564.48 2.69 256.41 769.24 3.66 2 Banana 506.71 14188.16 25.09 690.52 19334.85 34.19 3 Paper Lemon 163.16 816.26 4.48 222.35 1112.35 6.11 4 Orange 48081.50 336570.75 6.27 65522.85 458660.29 8.55 5 Sweet Lime 880.95 7928.70 8.06 1200.51 10804.81 10.99 6 Guava 44.89 538.50 10.75 61.17 733.83 14.65 7 Tamarind 4.66 8.96 1.79 6.35 12.21 2.44 8 Papaya 64.51 1419.26 19.71 87.91 1934.10 26.86 9 Anola 67.20 806.40 10.75 91.58 1098.92 14.65 10 Custard Apple 76.25 381.70 4.48 103.91 520.15 6.11 Vegetables

11 Onion 1406.48 19690.66 13.50 1612.38 22573.31 15.47 12 Tomato 395.24 7114.32 17.35 453.10 8155.83 19.89 13 Brinjal 598.64 11972.88 19.28 686.28 13725.67 22.10 14 Cabbage 101.22 1821.96 17.35 116.04 2088.69 19.89 15 Cauliflower 82.33 1728.45 20.24 94.38 1981.49 23.21


AREA PRODUCTION PRO DUCTIVITY AVERAGE OF LAST FIVE YEAR OF HORTICULTURE CROPS

Sr. No. Crop

Average of last five years (2006-2011) Forecasting by 2015-16


Production MT

Productivity MT/ha


Production MT

Productivity MT/ha

16 Lady Finger 187.98 1127.88 5.78 215.50 1293.00 6.63 17 Bitter Gourd 49.16 344.15 6.75 56.36 394.53 7.74 18 Chawli 108.93 653.59 5.78 124.88 749.28 6.63 19 Fenugreek 84.83 508.99 5.78 97.25 583.51 6.63 20 Spinach 120.50 964.00 7.71 138.14 1105.13 8.84 21 Cucumber 120.21 841.57 6.75 137.81 964.78 7.74 22 Radish 47.62 571.65 11.57 54.59 655.34 13.26 Flowers

23 Aster 21.50 107.52 4.48 24.98 124.90 5.20 24 Rose 6.63 79.74 10.75 7.70 92.63 12.49 25 Marigold 73.92 591.36 7.17 85.87 686.93 8.33 Spices

26 Dry Chilli 1994.99 3989.89 1.79 2460.62 4921.13 2.21 27 Ginger 36.74 440.83 10.75 45.31 543.72 13.26 28 Turmeric 135.39 3385.09 22.40 166.98 4175.17 27.63 29 Coriander 31.36 12.54 0.36 38.68 15.47 0.44 30 Garlic 38.53 231.17 5.38 47.52 285.12 6.63 Total 55720.19 419401.42 295.01 74907.94 560096.36 362.43

Source: MSS Amravati District.


2. Progress of APMCs


A. PROGRESS OF MARKET MODERNIZATION & IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM:

Introduction:

• Out of 12 APMCs in the district the following APMCs have participated in MACP:

(Rs. Lakhs)

Sr.

No. Name of APMC

Basic Infra.

Cost

Prod. Infra.

Cost

Total

Cost

1. Amravati (‘B’ Type) 84.11 256.26 340.38

2. Anjangaon Surji (‘C’ Type) 84.82 99.72 184.54

3. Achalpur (‘C’ Type) EC 71.74 87.76 159.50

4. Warud (‘C’ Type) EC 66.21 61.25 127.46

5. Dhamangaon Rly (‘C’ Type) EC 93.79 116.47 210.26

EC- Estimated Cost

• The civil works is in progress for Amravati & Anjangaon Surji APMCs, while the rest of

three APMCs are at tendering process stage.

• The contractors will be appointed for Achalpur by 15th May 2013, Warud by 30th May

2013 and for Dhamangaon Rly by 15th June 2013.


1. Amaravati APMC:

A/P- Amravati, Dist- Amravati.

• Name of Chairman: Mr. Vilasrao R Mahalle

• Name of Secretary: Mr. B.L.Doifode

• Area of Main market with subyards:

Sr. No Yard name Total Area in Acre

1 Main Yard Amaravati 18.17 F&V Mkt Amaravti 8.14 TMC Yard Amaravati 2 .10

2 Badnera Grain Sub Yard 4.30 Badnera Cattle Market 5.00

3 Nandgaon Peth Subyard 1.00 4 Kholapur Sub Yard 8.00 5 Mauli Jahangir Sub Yard 8.00 6 Bhatkuli Sub yard 9.13 7 Shirala Sub yard 7.30 8 Bhatkuli Bhajipala Sub yard 3.27 9 Asti Sub yard 8.00

• Commodities Arrivals – last 3 years:

Year Total Arrival MT

Cess In Rs. Lakh

Surplus In Rs. Lakh

2009-10 2,23,948 604.36 151.86 2010-11 3,52,361 601.99 231.06 2011-12 3,86,621 977.77 478.85

• Major Crop Arrivals: The major arrival in the Amravati AMPC is from outside districts i.e.

Buldhana, Wardha, Nagpur, Akola, Washim and Yavatmal. Soyabean & Orange is the major

crop grown in the Amravati district, and Cotton, Tur, Jawar, Gram & Wheat are other crops

produced within the district having marketable surplus. The major commodities coming from

outside district to Amravati APMC are Soyabean, Cotton, Wheat, Groundnut & Green Gram.


• Existing Market Infrastructure:

Sr. No.

Name of Infrastructure Capacity

i G. M. Godowns T.M.C.Yard Godowns Rural Godowns (5)

175 MT 814.50 MT 1000 MT

ii Auction Shed 6320 sq.mt iii Weigh bridge 40 Ton (2 No.) 10 Ton (06 No.) 20 Ton

(1No.) 3 Ton (19 No.) iv Shetkari Niwas 4 Blocks

In addition to above the APMC also has Auction Hall, Parking area for vehicles and Toilet blocks.

• Full Project Proposal (FPP) Details:

o Project cost FPP/ Sanction tender cost- Rs. 340.38 Lakhs

o Basic Infrastructure Cost- Rs. 84.11 Lakhs

o Productive Infrastructure Cost- Rs 256.26 Lakhs

• Name of SP- M/s. Lalit Deshmukh and Associates, Amaravati

• Name of Contractor- M/s. Someshwaraya Infratech (India) Pvt. Ltd., Amravati.

• Name of MFE- Mr. Golde

• Date of work order- 4/08/2012

• Date of Commencement of Work: 4/08/2012

• Date of Completion: 3/08/2013 for Basic, 3/2/2014 for Productive

• Amt. of Expenditure till date- Rs. 100.15 Lakh (29.42%)

o Basic Expenditure- Rs. 37.77 Lakh (44.90%)

o Productive Expenditure- Rs. 62.38 Lakh (24.34 %)

o Beneficiary Contribution- Rs. 34.48 lakh

• Present Status of MMIP Civil Works:

o 100 % work of RCC road work is complete.

o 35% work of 600 MT Godown is complete up to lintel level & trusses work is in

progress.

o 35% work of 1200 MT Godown is complete up to plinth level & column casting &

masonary work is in progress.

o 40% work of 1400 MT Godown is complete up to ground level & its plinth beam

binding & casting is in progress.

• Capacity Building under MMIP: o Training at NIPHT from 3rd to 6th Dec 2012, Persons attended: 4 Nos.


o Exposure visit to Karnataka State from 27th to 31st Jan 2013, Persons attended: 10 Nos.

• Photograph

Internal Roads

Internal Roads

Godown Wall

Godown Coulmn

Godown Wall


• Reforms: o APMC Reforms

• Practices- Recording at gate, electronic weighing of commodities, Open Auction practices, Payment within 24 hrs are being practiced in the APMC as per the Model Byelaws prescribed by Director of Marketing, M.S.

• Information Dissemination- The APMC is disclosing regularly financial statements for the benefit of the stakeholders in the form of Annual Reports, as well as information regarding tenders awarded is available.

• Market Information- The APMC has installed electronic boards, as well as manual display boards for providing price information to the farmers & traders.

• Standard Accounting System: The APMC has adopted the Standard Accounting System prescribed by Director of Marketing, M.S. which is being recorded manually at present. The MACP has provided hardware & Tally software. Computerised Standard Accounting System will be commenced by 30th Sept. 2013.


Amravati APMC Status upto 31st March 2013

Sr. No. Name of Work Tender Amount Work done upto end

of March

% Achieved upto End of March

Balance Work Physical progress

Basic Infrastructure

1 Construction of RCC road 74,42,299.00

34,80,978.87 46.77

39,61,320.13 Completed ( Saving)

2 Construction of Hume pipe culvert 51,406.00

18,969.00 36.90

32,437.00 Completed ( Saving)

3 Construction of road side drain 9,17,512.00

2,77,031.68 30.19

6,40,480.32 Completed ( Saving)

Basic Total 84,11,217.00 37,76,979.55 44.90 46,34,237.45

Productive Infrastructure

1 Construction of 1400 MT Godown 1,17,97,182.00

44,58,473.14 37.79

73,38,708.86 75% Side Road completed.

Columns up to GL completed.

2 Construction of 1200 MT Godown 81,43,927.00

9,45,143.70 11.61

71,98,783.30

Colmns up to lintel level completed.Brick work up to

lintel level in progress.


8,33,998.57 30.02

19,44,429.43

The work up to truss level is completed.Internal/external

plaster in progress.


- 0.00

29,06,928.00 Disputed

Productive Total 2,56,26,465.00 62,37,615.41 24.34 1,93,88,849.59

TOTAL AMOUNT OF WORK DONE 3,40,37,682.00 1,00,14,594.96 29.42 2,40,23,087.04


2. Anjangaon Surji APMC:

A/P- Anjangaon Surji, Dist- Amravati.

• Name of Chairman: Ms. Laxmibai Adhau

• Name of Secretary: Mr. R.V.Thakre



• Major Crop Arrivals: Soyabean, Cotton, Tur, Jawar, Gram, Wheat & Orange is the major

crop grown in the Amravati district and are having marketable surplus.


SN. Name of structure Area 1 Administrative Office 230.00 Sq.m. 2 Sale hall 908.11 Sq.m. 3 Water supply[Well] 8.29 Sq.m. 4 Tar road & W. B. M. Road 11,030.00 Sq.m. 5 Shidori Mandap 54.00 Sq.m. 6 Opem Platform 1138.00 Sq.m. 7 Godown 496.00 Sq.m. 8 Adapt Gale 143.55 Sq.m. 9 Gale & Wall compound 196.73 Sq.m.

10 Shetkari Bazar 592.15 Sq.m. 11 Utility Shops 124.36 Sq.m. 12 Weigh Bridge 45.00 Sq.m. 13 Wall compound Complete yard

In addition to above the APMC also has Auction Hall, Tar roads and Toilet blocks.

Sr. No Yard name Total Area in Ha 1 Anjangaon Surji Main yard 4.33 2 Kokarda Sub Yard 2.43 3 Sategaon Sub Yard 1.38

Year Arrival MT Cess In Rs. Lakh Surplus 2009-10 44652.90 82.96 36.57 2010-11 46196.30 89.66 14.66 2011-12 50049.65 180.03 55.33







• Name of Contractor- M/s. Someshwaraya Infratech (India) Pvt. Ltd., Amravati.




• Date of Completion: 13/12/2012 for Basic, 13/06/2013 for Productive

• Amt. of Expenditure till date- Rs. 119.02 Lakh (64.49 %)

o Basic Expenditure- Rs. 87.88 Lakh (103.60 %)

o Productive Expenditure- Rs. 31.14 Lakh (31.23 %)

o Beneficiary Contribution- Rs. 46.87 lakh


o All basic work is completed within time limit.

o 50% work of Godown 1 is complete up to lintel level & its lintel beam binding is

in progress.

o 30% work of Godown 2 is complete up to plinth & its plinth filling is in progress is

in progress.

• Capacity Building under MMIP: o Training at NIPHT from 29th Oct to 1st Nov Dec 2012, Persons attended: 9 Nos. o Exposure visit – Yet to be conducted.


GODOWNS

GODOWNS

CONCRETE ROAD

DRINKING WATER

TOILET BLOCK


• Reforms: o APMC Reforms

• Practices- Recording at gate, electronic weighing of commodities, Open Auction practices, Payment within 24 hrs are being practiced in the APMC as per the Model Byelaws prescribed by Director of Marketing, M.S.

• Information Dissemination- The APMC is disclosing regularly financial statements for the benefit of the stakeholders in the form of Annual Reports, as well as information regarding tenders awarded is available.

• Market Information- The APMC has installed electronic boards, as well as manual display boards for providing price information to the farmers & traders.

• Standard Accounting System: The APMC has adopted the Standard Accounting System prescribed by Director of Marketing, M.S. which is being recorded manually at present. The MACP has provided hardware & Tally software. Computerised Standard Accounting System will be commenced by 30th Sept. 2013.


Anjangaon Surji APMC Status upto 31st March 2013

Sr. No. Name of Work Tender Amount Work done upto

end of March

% Achieved upto End of

March Balance Work Physical progress

Basic Infrastructure

1 RCC Rigid pavement with shallow drain

58,13,698.15

59,19,764.42 101.82%

-1,06,066.27 work completed

2 Construction of Auction hall 21,37,007.64

21,54,884.01 100.84%

-17,876.37 work completed

3 Construction of toilet 2,66,052.89

4,46,498.74 167.82%

-1,80,445.85 work completed

4 Construction of Drinking water facility 2,65,609.22

2,66,931.00 100.50%

-1,321.78 work completed

Basic Total 84,82,367.90 87,88,078.16 103.60% -3,05,710.26

Productive Infrastructure

1 Godown 1000 MT (2 nos) 99,72,114.18

31,14,116.65 31.23%

27,02,949.95

Brickwork in Progress. Lintel beam casting in

progress for Ist godown. For 2nd godown work upto pllinth level in progress.

Productive Total 99,72,114.18 31,14,116.65 31.23% 27,02,949.95

TOTAL AMOUNT OF WORK DONE 1,84,54,482.08 1,19,02,194.82 64.49% 23,97,239.69


3. Achalpur APMC:





• Name of SP- M/s. Lalit Deshmukh and Associates, Amaravati.

• Contractors will be appointed for Achalpur by 15th May 2013,

4. Warud APMC:






• Contractors will be appointed for Warud by 30th May 2013.

• Market Reforms: o The private market viz., M/s. Shetkari Krishi Utpanna Bazar Rowshan Kheda Road,

Tal- Varud, Dist. Amravati.- 07229-232870 (PML No & Date- PML-09/09 Dt.18/09/2009) has been established in the area of operation of APMC, Amravati. The market is presently handling raw cotton and has invested in the market infrastructure in the tune of Rs. 2.10 Cr.

Pvt. Market Data- Commodity Cotton

Year Arrival in qtl Sale Vale in Rs. Market Cess in Rs.

2009-10 24,443

7,54,72,187 7,54,721

2010-11

42,314

19,62,95,696 19,62,956

2011-12

51,071

20,40,42,999 20,40,430

2012-13

64,042

26,25,36,345 6,56,341 * Market fee collected rs. 25 paise/rs100 sale for 2012-13 Supervision Fee collected rs. 5 paise/rs100 sale


APMC Warud Data- Commodity Cotton

Year Arrival in qtl Sale Vale in Rs. Market Cess in Rs.

2009-10 27,443 82,32,884 8,23,289

2010-11 60,470 39,29,06,090 39,29,070

2011-12 64,030 26,76,94,561 28,10,952

2012-13 1,53,873 61,54,92,160 NA

* Market fee charged by upto Dec 2012 is Rs. 1 and onwards Dec 2012 is Rs. 20 paise

5. Dhamangaon Rly APMC:






• Contractors will be appointed for Dhamangaon Rly by 15th June 2013.


B. PROGRESS OF COMMON ACCOUNTING SYSTEM (CAS) FOR APMCS:

All the APMCs in Amravati district (12 Nos.) have adopted the Common Accounting System

(CAS) prescribed by the Director of Marketing, Maharashtra State (DOM), and presently their

accounts are being kept & reported manually. This will help in uniform account keeping and

reports generation at all APMCS, as well as, reporting to the MSAMB. The MACP Project has

provided the desktops, UPS and printers of appropriate make, along with the latest single user

Tally accounting software (TALLY ERP 9) for day-to-day account keeping and reporting, to all

APMCs. The APMCs are expected over a time to maintain their accounts as per the standard

groups and sub groups available in the customized TALLY software.

Implementation of Computerized Common Accounting System: - While deploying the Tally,

the supplier of TALLY software has customized the software to meet the requirements of the

APMC and the MSAMB for adoption of the Tally based CAS in the APMCs. The TALLY

supplier agency also provided training to the identified staff of the APMC and the MSAMB for

operating the TALLY software.

The project has procured services of CA firm for rolling out of the Common Accounting System

in all the APMCs. The concerned staff of APMC will be provided step by step hand holding over

a period of 6 to 8 months from May 2013 onwards to enable them to absorb skills for operating

the system. Hands on training will be provided to the staff through identified training facility.


List of APMCs in Amaravati District.

S. No. Taluka Address of the APMC Contact

Person Telephone / Email

1 Chandur Railway

Secretary, APMC, Chandur Railway Tal. Chandur Railway, Dist Amaravati

Vinod M. Kalmegh 9922281294

07222-254048 [email protected]

2 Achalpur Secretary, APMC, Achalpur, Tal. Achalpur, Dist. Amaravati

Vasudev Raut 9960100494

07223-220142 [email protected]

3 Amarawati Secretary, APMC, New cotton Market,V.M.V.Road, Amravati, Tal, Dist. Amravati

B.L. Doiphode 9404107294

0721 - 2572178 [email protected]

4 Anjngaon Surji Secretary, APMC, Anjangaon-Surji, Tal. Anjangaon-Surji, Dist.Amravati

Bhagwant Sabale 9850737021


5 Chandur Bajar Secretary, APMC, ChandurBazar, Tal.Chandurbazar, Dist.Amaravati

Dnyaneshwar Ingale 9970735815


6 Daryapur Secretary, APMC, Akot Road Bonasa, Daryapur Tal. Daryapur, Dist:- Amravati

Sudhakar Ganekar 9921137155


7 Dhamangaon Railway

Secretary, APMC, Dhamngaon-Railway, Tal. Dhamangaon, Dist Amaravati

Arun Lohe 9890157942


8 Dharni Secretary, APMC, Dharni, Tal. Dharni, Dist Amaravati

Ramsumer M. Jaiswal 9420522189


9 Morshi Secretary, APMC, Morshi, Tal.Morshi, Dist.Amaravati

Vijayrao Mohad 9860441978


10 Nandgaon Khandeshwar

Secretary, APMC, Nandgaon Khandeshwar, Tal. Nandgaon Khandeshwar Dist Amaravati

Asok A. Gavande 9923025950

07221 - [email protected]

11 Tiwasa Secretary, APMC, Tiwasa, Tal. Tiwasa, Dist Amaravati

V. P .Deshmukh -


12 Varud Secretary, APMC, Varud Tal.Varud. Dist.Amaravati

Nandkishor Bodkhe -



3. Progress of LSM


A. PROGRESS OF LIVESTOCK MARKET MODERNIZATION & IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM:

1. Chandur Bazzar APMC:

A/P- Chandur Bazaar, Dist- Amravati.

• Name of Chairman: Mr. Mangesh Deshmukh

• Name of Secretary: Mr. S.G.Thakre


Area of Main market is 6.46 ha and land allotted for livestock market is 1.5 Ha.



Sr. No. Infrastructure Available

1 Concrete Road 2 Office Building 3 Auction Shed 4 Godown 5 Open Ottas 6 Toilet Block 7 Guard Room, Check Post 8 Shidori Gruh 9 Water Trough 10 Water Tank 11 Weigh Balance (40MT) 12 Wall Compound 13 Loading & Unloading Platform 14 Urinals 15 Internal Concrete Roads 16 Covered Ottas

Year Arrival of

Livestock in nos Cess from LSM In

Rs. Lakh Surplus In Rs.

Lakh 2008-09 46239 8.33 46.61 2009-10 51168 10.67 8.68 2010-11 46223 7.42 14.19




• Name of SP- M/s Rajendra Gattani and Asso. Akola

• Name of Contractor- Mr.P.R.Chaddha




• Date of Completion: 11/10/2013

• Amt. of Expenditure till date- Rs. 31.19 Lakh ( %)


Sr. No. Name Of Work Work

Status % Physical Progress

1 Over Head Water Tank 27 Up To Ground Level Beams

2 Weighing Machine Room 0 Not Started 3 Foot Bath (2 Nos.) 100 Complete 4 Cattle Water Trough 100 Complete 5 Veterinary Dispensary 0 --- 6 Milking Shed 0 --- 7 Trices 0 --- 8 Shetkari Niwas 0 --- 9 Concrete Road 100 Complete

10 Repairs Of Existing Tail To Tail Pattern 0 Not Started

11 Toilet Block With Septic Tank 25 Up To Plinth Level 12 R.C.C Drain(127rmt) 33 Up To 70 Rmt Complete

13 Repairs Of Loading & Unloading Ramp 100 Complete

14 Bore 100 Complete

15 Compound Wall (With UCR Foundation) (95 rmt) 0 ---

16 C.C. Work In Front Of Ramp 100 Complete

• Capacity Building under MMIP: o Training at NIPHT from 10th to 13th Dec 2012, Persons attended: 14 Nos. o Exposure visit to Karnataka State from 27th to 31st Jan 2013, Persons attended: 10

Nos.


• Photographs:

TAlL To TAIL PATTERN

INTERNAL PATHWAY


Chandur Bazzar LSM Status upto 31st March 2013

Sr. No. Name of Work Tender Amount Work done upto end of March

% Achieved upto End of March Balance Work Physical progress

A Over head water tank 1,73,940.67 45,724.81 26.29% 1,28,215.86 Up to GL beams completed

B Weighing machine room 1,61,385.49 - 0.00% 1,61,385.49 Yet to start

C Foot bath 19,587.10 20,222.18 103.24% -635.08 Work completed

D Cattle water trough (2 no.s) 1,38,553.80 61,578.07 44.44% 76,975.73 Work completed

E Veterinary dispensary 1,79,062.74 - 0.00% 1,79,062.74 Yet to start

F Milking shed 2,50,915.47 - 0.00% 2,50,915.47 Yet to start

G Trices 23,707.47 - 0.00% 23,707.47 Yet to start

H Shetkari niwas 9,20,790.48 - 0.00% 9,20,790.48 Yet to start

I Concrete road 22,71,658.48 24,01,904.15 105.73% -1,30,245.67 Work completed

J Repairs of existing tail to tail pattern 61,262.34 - 0.00% 61,262.34 Yet to start

K Toilet block with septic tank 5,57,927.94 1,38,759.62 24.87% 4,19,168.32 up to plinth level completed

L R.c.c drain(127rmt) 7,41,085.20 2,45,156.63 33.08% 4,95,928.57 70 Rmt completed

M Repairs of loading & unloading ramp 44,372.90 50,612.64 114.06% -6,239.74 Work completed

N Bore 47,743.62 47,743.62 100.00% 0.00 Work completed

O Compound wall with ucr foundation 2,67,320.93 - 0.00% 2,67,320.93 yet to start

P C.C. work in front of ramp - 1,07,229.92 100.00% 1,07,229.92 Work completed

Basic Total 58,59,314.63 31,18,931.63 53.23% 29,54,842.83 52%Work completed



4. Progress of Rural Haats


NANDGAON KHANDESHWER RH 1) Name of Grampanchayat : Nandgaon Khandeshwer Taluka : Nandgaon Khandeshwer

2) Population: 13561

3) Grampanchayat Body: Yes Period from : 9.5.2010 to 9.5.2015 Land: 1.40 Ha

4) Details of last 3 years Arrivals and Turnover :-

S.No. Particular 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12

1 Arrivals(M.T) 485.0 354.95

2 Turnover (Rs.Lakhs) 145.6 124.73

5) Lease for last 3 years:

S.No. Particular 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

1 Lease (Rs. Lakhs) 1.00 1.15 1.20 1.25 1.35

6) Major Crops in the Area: Soyabean, Tur, Orange

7) No. demos conducted by PIU (Agri) : 11 Nos. (Organic Soyabean)

8) Name of Services Provider: Mr. Rajendra Gattani

9) Project Cost: Proposed Infrastructure:

S. No. Item Amount (Rs. Lakhs)

1 RCC Work for road 4.40 2 WBM Road 5.36 3 Open Drain 1.39 4 Drinking water 0.40 5 Toilet Block 2.57 6. Compost Pit 0.10 7 Leveling Auction Area 2.67 8 Open Otta 3.44 Total 20.38

(Tender Cost Rs. 20.54 Lakhs)

10) Name of Contractor: Mr Nilesh Sune

11) Date of work order: 3.5.2012

12) Period of Completion: 9.4.2012

13) Extension, if any: No

14) Present Status: 100 % work completed (03 tranches given)

15) Final Bill Dated: 9.1.2012

16) Handing over of RH to GP: Yes

17) RH Management Committee Established: Yes

18) No. of Women’s: 01

19) SC/ST: 00

20) No. of Meeting Conducted: 3

21) Training at NIPHT availed: No

22) No. of Person Attended: 0

23) Environment related: RH doesn’t fall under ES 1 criteria hence addition measures were not

suggested. Provision of compost pit, toilet blocks provided for waste management, cleanliness and

hygiene.


JARUD RH

1) Name of Grampanchayat: Jarud Taluka : Varud

2) Population: 12286

3) Grampanchayat Body: Yes Period from : 22.2.2009 To 21.2.2014 Land : 0.86 Ha

4) Details of last 3 years Arrivals and Turnover:

S.No. Particular 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 1 Arrivals (M.T) 476.70 412.23 450.55 2 Turnover (Rs. Lakhs) 145.60 138.75 150.25

5) Lease for last 3 years:

S.No. Particular 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 1 Lease(Rs.Lakhs) 0.65 0.70 0.75


7) No. demos conducted by PIU (Agri): 10 Nos. (Orange)


9) Project Cost : Proposed Infrastructure :

S. No. Item Amount (Rs. Lakhs) 1 RCC work for Road 4.76 2 Brick Laying Road 7.37 3 Open Drain 1.44 4 Open Otta 0.89 5 Toilet Block 2.49 6 Drinking water 0.38 7 Compost Pit (2) 0.11 8 Repairs Of Ext.Otta 2.44 Total 19.87

(Tender Cost:- Rs.20.54 Lakhs)

10) Name of Contractor: Mr. Deepak G Bondre



13) Extension, if any: One month (29.9.2012)


15) Final Bill Dated: 9.1.2012


17) RH Management Committee Member: Yes

18) No of Women’s: 02

19) SC/ST: 02

20) No. of Meeting Conducted:- ---


22) No. of Person Attended: NA

23) Environment related: RH fall under ES 1 criteria. EMAP has been prepared and EMAP

compliance is completed.


24) Photographs:

PLATFORMS


SHIRAJGAON KASBA RH

1) Name Of Grampanchayat : Sirajgaon Kasba Taluka : Chandur Bazar

2) Population : 35000

3) Grampanchayat Body : Yes Period from : 9.5.2010 to 10.5.2015 Land : 1.10 Ha

4) Details of last 3 years Arrivals and Turnover :

S. No. Particular 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 1 Arrivals (M.T.) 525.00 480.50 520.00 2 Turnover (Rs. In.Lakhs) 147.50 144.57 1650.00

5) Lease for last 3 years :

S.No. Particular 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 1 Lease (Rs. In.Lakhs) 2.60 2.70 2.80

6) Major Crops in the Area : Soyabean, Tur, Orange

7) No demos conducted by PIU (Agri) : 232 Nos. (Tur)

8) Name of Services Provider : Mr. Rajendra Gattani


S. No. Item Amount (Rs. Lakhs) 1. RCC work for Road 8.36 2. RCC Open Drain 2.15 3. Existing platform Repair work 3.78 4. Toilat Block 2.57 5. Compost Pit ( 2) 0.14 6. Drinking water Facilities 0.37 Total 20.05

(Tender Cost:- Rs.19.97 Lakhs) 10) Name Of Contractor: Mr. Abdul Rashid Kader

11) 11) Date of work order: 12.3.2012

12) Period Of Completion: 11.9.2012

13) 13) Extension if any: 3 month (10.12.2012)


15) Final Bill Date:


17) RHM Committee Established: Yes

18) No of Women: 01

19) SC/ST: 01

20) No. of Meeting Conducted:

21) Training at NIPHT availed: Yes

22) No of Person Attended: 10


compliance is completed.


NERPINGLI RH 1) Name Of Grampanchayat : Nerpingli Taluka : Morshi


3) Grampanchayat Body : Yes Period from : 2005 to 2010 Land : 1 Ha


S.No. Particular 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 1 Arrivals (M.T) 396.00 400.38 425.25 2 Turnover (Rs. Lakhs) 108.23 121.56 135.28


S.No. Particular 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 1 Lease (Rs.Lakhs) 0.25 0.35 0.50 0.67 ----


7) No demos conducted by PIU (Agri) :Nil

8) Name of Services Provider: Mr Rajendra Gattani


S. No. Item Amount (Rs. Lakhs) 1 RCC Concrete Road 7.71 2 Open Drain 1.19 3 Existing platform Repair work 3.13 4 Toilet Block 2.56 5 Compost Pit ( 2) 0.07 6 Drinking water Facilities 0.39 7 Open otta 2.70 Leveling Of Auction & parking 1.84 Total 20.31


10) Name of Contractor : Mr Shailesg Tatte

11) Date of work order :18.3.2012


13) Extension if any: No



16) Handing over of RH to GP : No


18) No. of Women : 01

19) SC/ST: 02

20) No of Meeting Conducted:-

21) Training at NIPHT availed:

22) No of Person: Attended:

23 ) Environment related :- RH doesn’t fall under ES 1 criteria hence addition measures were

not suggested. Provision of compost pit, toilet blocks provided for waste management,

cleanliness and hygiene.


HIVARKHED RH

1) Name Of Grampanchayat: Hivarkheda Taluka: Morshi


3) Grampanchayat Body : Yes Period from :1.12.2007 To1.12.2012 Land :1.68


S. No. Particular 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 1 Arrivals (M.T.) 440.5 399.7 425 2 Turnover (Rs. Lakhs) 113.7 107.7 125


S. No. Particular 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 1 Lease(Lakhs) 0.62 0.65 0.68 0.71 0.75





S. No. Item Amount (Rs. Lakhs) 1 RCC Concrete Road 2.78 2 WBM For Road 5.01 3 RCC Open Drain 3.63 4 Toilet Block 2.55 5 Compost Pit ( 2) 0.39 6 Drinking water Facilities 0.39 7 Open otta 4.57 8 Dressing, Levelling, Making 1.08 Total 20.15

(Tender Cost: Rs. 20.54 Lakhs) 10) Name of Contractor : Mr Nerandra S Pawade

11) Date of work order : 20.3.2012



14) Present Status : 100 % work completed (03 tranches given)


16) Dated:15.9.2012


18) No of Women – 00,

19) SC/ST – 01

20) No of Meeting Conducted:-

21) Training at NIPHT availed:

22) No. of Person Attended:

23) Environment related: Environment related : RH fall under ES 1 criteria. EMAP has been

prepared and EMAP compliance is in progress.


PUSLA RH

1) Name Of Grampanchayat : Pusala Taluka : Varud


3) Grampanchayat Body: Yes Period from : 10.5.2010 To 10.5.2015Land: 1.68 Ha

4) Details of last 3 years Arrivals and Turnover :-


S. No. Particular 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 1 Lease(Rs. Lakhs) 0.85 0.90 0.95


7) No demos conducted by PIU (Agri):Nil

8) Name of Services Provider:Mr. Rajendra Gattani


S. No. Item Amount (Rs. Lakhs) 1 WBM For Road 4.70 2 Open Drain 1.93 3 New open platforms 5.06 4 Toilat Block 2.53 5 Compost Pit ( 2) 0.13 6 Drinking water Facilities 0.39 8 Brick Edge laying Road 1.88 9 Auction Area 3.26 Total 19.88

(Tender Cost: Rs. 19.71 Lakhs)

10) Name of Contractor : Mr. Anil N Shirbhate



13) Extension if any: 1 month (10.5.2012)






19) SC/ST: 02

20) No. of Meeting Conducted: --



S. No. Particular 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 1 Arrivals(M.T.) 502.00 418.45 452 2 Turnover(Rs. Lakhs) 133.5 129.85 165



suggested. Provision of compost pit, toilet blocks provided for waste management, cleanliness

and hygiene.

24) Photographs:

PLATFORMS

TOILET BLOCKS


Benoda Shaid RH 1) Name Of Grampanchayat : Benoda Shaid Taluka : Varud


3) Grampanchayat Body : Yes Period from : 25.4.2010 to 25.4.2015 Land : 1.68


S. No. Particular 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 1 Arrivals(M.T) 452.000 113.12 350 2 Turnover(Rs.Lakhs) 114.65 0.62 102


S. No. Particular 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 1 Lease(Rs.Lakhs) 0.62 0.64 0.67


7) No demos conducted by PIU (Agri) : Nil




1 RCC Concrete Road 5.97 2 WBM For Road 1.60 3 Brick Edge laying 3.88 4 Toilat Block 2.55 5 Repair of Existing Otta 2.51 6 RCC Open Drain 0.98 7 Drinking water Facilities 0.39 8 Compost Pit ( 2) 0.13 9 Leveling of Auction Area 2.47 Total 20.45

(Tender Cost: Rs. 20.98 Lakhs) 10) Name of Contractor: Mr. Nerandra S Pawade



13) Extension if any: 4 month (1.1.2013)


15) Final Bill Date:-




19) SC/ST: 02







and hygiene.

24) Photographs:

PLATFORMS


VALGAON RH

1) Name Of Grampanchayat : Valgaon Taluka : Amaravati


3) Grampanchayat Body : Yes Period from: 7.10.2007 to 6.10.2012 Land: 0.40 Ha


S. No. Particular 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 1 Arrivals(M.T.) 380.20 344.50 375.65 2 Turnover(Rs.Lakhs) 95.60 108.12 135.23


S. No. Particular 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 1 Lease(Rs.Lakhs) 0.58 0.65 0.78


7) No demos conducted by PIU (Agri):Nil




1 RCC Concrete Road 6.29 2 WBM Road 2.71 3 Open Otta 1.22 Repair of Existing Otta 3.18 3 Drinking water Facilities 0.39 4 Toilet Block 2.53 6 RCC Open Drain 2.79 7 Compost Pit ( 2) 0.13 8 Leveling of Auction Area 0.84 Total 20.08

(Tender Cost Rs. 19.98 Lakhs) 10) Name of Contractor: M/s. Narendra Construction



13) Extension if any: 2 Months (12.11.2012)


15) Final Bill Date :




19) SC/ST: 01







and hygiene.

24) Photographs:

PLATFORMS

PATHWAYS WITH TREE PLANTATION


NANDGAON PETH RH

1) Name Of Grampanchayat : Nandgaon Peth Taluka : Amaravati


3) Grampanchayat Body: Yes Period from: 25.4.2012 to 25.4.2015 Land : 0.27 ha.


S. No. Particular 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 1 Arrivals(M.T.) 460.00 373.50 385.25 2 Turnover(Rs.Lakhs) 119.23 102.02 125.60

5) Lease for last 3 years : S. No. Particular 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12

1 Lease(Rs.Lakhs) 0.50 0.70 0.85 6) Major Crops in the Area : Soyabean, Tur, Orange




S. No. Item Amount (Rs. Lakhs) 1 New open Platform 3.76 2 Concrete Platform 6.70 3 RCC work for Road 3.45 4 WBM Road 1.75 5 Drinking water Facilities 0.38 6 Toilat Block 2.51 7 RCC Open Drain 0.72 8 Compost Pit ( 2) 0.07 9 Drain Levelling of Auction Area 1.03 Total 20.37


10) Name of Contractor: Mr Ziaullah Khan



13) Extension if any: 3 Month (30.11.2012)


15) Final Bill Date:-




19) SC/ST: 01







and hygiene.

24) Photographs:

PLATFORMS

TOILET BLOCK


PATHROT RH

1) Name Of Grampanchayat : Pathrot Taluka : Achalpur

2) Population : 20,000

3) Grampanchayat Body : Yes Period from :25.4.2012 to 26.4.2012 Land : 4 Acer


S. No. Particular 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 1 Arrivals (M.T.) 490.00 497.00 525.50 2 Turnover (Rs. In lakhs) 120.06 149.70 165.00


S. No. Particular 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 1 Lease(Rs. Lakhs ) 0.80 1.00 1.20



8) Name of Services Provider:Mr. Rajendra Gattani


S. No. Item Amount (Rs. Lakhs) 1 RCC work for Road 3.36 2 WBM Road 6.75 3 Toilet Block 2.55 4 RCC Open Drain 1.55 5 open Platform 4.30 6 Drinking water Facilities 0.39 7 Compost Pit ( 2) 0.05 8 Cattle Trough 0.45 9 Dressing Levelling of Auction Area 1.01 Total 20.4

(Tender Cost: Rs. 19.99 Lakhs) 10) Name of Contractor : Mr Ravindra Hantodker



13) Extension if any: 4 MonthS (12.1.2013)






19) SC/ST: 01







and hygiene.

24) Photographs:

PLATFORMS


TIWSA RH

1) Name Of Grampanchayat : Tiwasa Taluka : Tiwasa


3) Grampanchayat Body :Yes Period from: 25.4.2010 to 25.4.2015 Land: 0.53 Ha


S. No. Particular 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 1 Arrivals(M.T.) 425.0 394.25 425.50 2 Turnover(Rs. In Lakhs) 102.00 128.17 165.00


S.No. Particular 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 1 Lease (Rs. Lakhs) 1.12 1.15 1.20 1.80 2.70





S. No. Item Amount (Rs. Lakhs) 1 RCC work for Road 3.97 2 WBM Road 2.90 3 Toilet Block 0.37 4 RCC Open Drain 2.48 5 Compost Pit ( 2) 0.37 6 Drinking water Facilities 0.05 7 Existing platform Repair work 2.96 8 Otta without shed 5.20 9 Block Edge Laying Road 2.36 Total 20.66

(Tender Cost Rs. 19.94 Lakhs) 10) Name Of Contractor :Mr Pravin Tayde


12) Period Of Completion : 23.9.2012

13) Extension if any :3month(24.12.2012)

14) Present Status: 100 % work completed





19) SC/ST: 02






compliance is in progress.

24) Photographs:

PLATFORMS


KHOLAPUR RH

1) Name Of Grampanchayat : Kholapur Taluka : Bhatkhli


3) Grampanchayat Body : Period from : 10.11.2007 to 10.11.2012 Land : 0.41


S. No. Particular 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 1 Arrivals (M.T.) 349.00 322.85 350.55 2 Turnover (Rs. In Lakhs) 129.22 126.70 156.00


S. No. Particular 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 1 Lease (Rs. In Lakhs) 0.85 1.03 1.10





S. No. Item Amount (Rs. Lakhs) 1 RCC work for Road 2.21 2 WBM Road 4.24 3 Existing platform Repait work 0.59 4 Open Otta 5.52 5 Toilat Block 2.53 6 Drinking water Facilities 0.39 7 RCC Open Drain 2.35 8 Compost Pit ( 2) 0.11 9 Block Edge Laying Road 2.53 Total 20.47

Tender Cost :- Rs. 20.15 Lakhs 10) Name of Contractor: Mr. Sajid Khan



13) Extension, if any: 4 month (10.1.2013)

14) Present Status: 100 % work completed





19) SC/ST: 00





23) Environment related RH doesn’t fall under ES 1 criteria hence addition measures were not


and hygiene.

24) Photographs:

PLATFORMS


YEVDA RH 1) Name Of Grampanchayat : Yevada Taluka : Daryapur


3) Grampanchayat Body: Yes Period from : 24.4.2010 to 25.4.2015 Land : 1.15 Ha


S. No. Particular 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 1 Arrivals(M.T.) 444.00 348.00 385.00 2 Turnover (Rs. In Lakhs) 112.0 122.00 154.00


S. No. Particular 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 1 Lease (Rs. In Lakhs) 0.56 0.60 0.65


7) No demos conducted by PIU (Agri): Nil


9) Project Cost : Proposed Infrastructure:

S. No. Item Amount (Rs. Lakhs) 1 RCC work for Road 4.74 2 WBM Road 2.60 3 Open Drain 2.97 4 New meat open platform 2.25 5 Repairing Existing Otta without shed 1.88 6 Drinking water Facilities 0.39 7 Compost Pit ( 2) 0.05 8 Toilet Block 2.54 9 Road with Block Edge Laying 2.85 Total 20.27

Tender Cost :- Rs. 21.12 Lakhs 10) Name of Contractor: Mr Mudassir Khan









19) SC/ST: 01






and hygiene.


LONI RH

1) Name Of Grampanchayat : Loni Taluka : Jarud


3) Grampanchayat Body :Yes Period from: 2011 to 2016 Land:0.61Ha


S. No. Particular 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 1 Arrivals(M.T.) 166.00 175.00 185.00 2 Turnover (Rs. Lakhs) 55.00 58.00 60.70


S. No. Particular 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 1 Lease(Rs. Lakhs) 0.56 0.57 0.63 0.68 0.85



8) Name of Service Provider : Mr. Joshi & Associates


S. No. Item Amount (Rs.) 1 Platforms 599294.00 2 Toilet Block 381155.00 3 RCC Road 884137.00 4 Drinking Water 119786.00 5 Sign board 4647.00 6 Compost Pit 10439.00 Total 1999500.00

Tender Cost :- Rs. 19.99 Lakhs 10) Name of Contractor: M/s. Arun Kherde

11) Date of work order: 05/03/2013

12) Period of Completion: 04/09/2013

13) Extension if any:



16) Handing over of RH to GP: No



19) SC/ST: 00





compliance is in progress.



5. Progress of Farmer Common Service Center

(FCSCs)


Introduction:

The project design envisages formation of farmer groups and establishment of Farmer Common

Service Center as two distinct interventions to be undertaken by separate SPs in Amravati district.

Accordingly the work of SP for formation of CIG/FIG (selected by PIU (Agri)) is in final stages

in Amravati district.

Subsequently another SP appointed by PIU (AM) will provide market linkage support to above

CIG/FIG by forming PAs and FCSCs.


6. Progress of MSWC Component


Introduction:

The Government of India has introduced a Negotiable Warehouse Receipt System in the country

by enacting the Warehousing (Development and Regulation) Act, 2007. MSWC is functioning

at 170 locations with capacity of 13.50 lmt (830 godowns) in all over Maharashtra and all

godowns are registered and working as per the provisions of Warehousing Corporations Act,

1962, Bombay Warehouses Act, 1959 and rules framed there under and also providing the

facilities of Negotiable Warehouse Receipts. warehouse receipts to make them a prime tool to

trade and to facilitate finance against it throughout the country. The system of negotiable

warehouse receipts would result in providing considerable benefits, both at the macro as well as

micro levels and increase the liquidity in the rural areas, encourage scientific warehouse of

agricultural goods, lower cost of financing, improve supply chain, enhance rewards for grading

and quality and better price risk management. Ultimately, all these will result in higher returns to

farmers and better service to the consumers. It would be benefited to the farmers in the following

ways: (i) It increases per capita income of farmer by reducing involvement of intermediaries /

middlemen in marketing network. (ii) Through access to National Market farmers gets

competitive prices for their foodgrains / agriculture produce. (iii) Fast & Easy pledge loans

against Warehouse Receipts by Banks to Farmers. (iv) Farmers will get assured domestic and

national competitive market. (v) Supply of quality material to Domestic and Export Market.

• Warehouse Status in Amravati District:

Centre Name Capacity (MT)

Under MACP Project

In or Adjacent to

APMC

e - Warehouse Receipt started

Achalpur 4740 YES YES YES

Chandur Bazar 4740 YES YES YES

Dhamangaon 11500 --- --- ---

Warud 4740 --- --- ---

Chandur Railway 3160 --- --- ---

Nandgaon Kh. 1580 --- YES ---


• Warehouse Receipt & Pledge Loan by Farmers

Chandur Bazzar- NWR credit through Union Bank of India, Punjab National Bank, Bank of Maharashtra

Month No. of Farmers No. of bags Weight (MT) Warehouse receipt loan (Rs.)

Oct 2012 70 4535 430.825 45,33,500

Nov 2012 27 2024 179.950 28,51,125

Dec 2012 10 622 57.080 7,10,000

Jan 2013 11 764 74.975 4,08,000

Feb 2013 39 2146 516.528 5,93,000

Mar 2013 67 3532 577.763 33,93,300

April 2013 04 348 34.800 2,50,000

Total 228 13971 1871.921 1,27,38,925

Achalpur : NWR credit through Union Bank of India, Punjab National Bank, Bank of Maharashtra

Month No. of Farmers No. of bags Weight (MT) Warehouse receipt loan (Rs.)

Oct 2012 34 2254 197.32 17,59,000

Nov 2012 40 2178 204.90 18,02,000

Dec 2012 7 266 24.15 6,14,000

Jan 2013 2 110 11.00 0

Feb 2013 11 484 76.30 3,60,000

Mar 2013 10 348 34.80 3,65,000

April 2013 7 309 30.90 1,95,000

Total 111 5949 579.370 50,95,000



7. Project Management


IMPLEMENTATION OF GOVERNANCE AND ACCOUNTABILITY ACTION PLAN:

At the district level offices of the DDRCS, designated one senior officer, in each district office, as

the Grievance Redressal Officer, who will receive any complaint relating to any matter relating to

the project. The District Deputy Registrar is designated as the Appellate Authority relating to the

grievance redressal.

Grievance Redressal Mechanism:

Complaint/s through Complaint Boxes: The aggrieved parties (stakeholders or SPs) can

forward the complaints to the respective District Grievance Redressal Officer by writing to the

authority. There are Complaint Boxes in each of the offices of the DDRCS. The Complaint

Boxes are opened by the MACP Accountant on a specific day in a week. The District Head of

the Office will take note of the complaints in the complaints register, gives reply to the

complainant. The details of the arrangement regarding Complaints Boxes is as follows:

Sr. No. Office where the

Complaint Boxes are provided

Persons responsible for opening the Complaint Boxes

1 District Deputy Registrar Coop. Societies

MACP Accountant /District Grievance Redressal Officer in O/o DDRCS

District Grievance Redressal Officers: All the DDRCS offices have one designated

Grievance Redressal officer and the DDRCS is designated as appellate authority for this

purpose. The details of designated officers are as follows.

Department District Level Office

District Grievance Redressal Officer Appellate Authority

Department of Co-operation & Marketing

District Deputy Registrar Coop. Societies (DDRCS)

Asst. Registrar Coop. Societies (ARCS) in the office of DDRCS

District Deputy Registrar Coop. Societies (DDRCS)

1. Date of Complaint Box Installation : 13/12/2011 2. Day & Time of Opening the Complaint Box : Tuesday, 11:00am 3. Complaints received in Complaint Box till March 2013 : - Nil - 4. Name Of MACP Accountant : Mr.J.R.Tijare


Project Accounting Center:

• Computer & Furniture procured at DDRCS office. Procurement undertaken at PIU(AM) level.

Sr. No. Particulars Quantity Value (Rs.)

1. Computer 1 38,627 2. Printer 1 7,600 3. UPS 1 2,300 4. Scanner 1 3,460 5. Furniture - (Mid Back chair-1, Visitor

Chairs - 4, Table, Cupboard) 1 set 20,250

Total Amount Rs. 72,237

• Registers Maintained at DDRCS office

Register for Cheque, EFT & Bank draft Received Cash Book Register for Cheque & Bank draft Issue Payment Voucher Bill Register for Pending & Paid Cheque Cancellation Register Advance register Complaint Register Grants Sanction release and Expenditure Register Fixed asset & Dead Stock register (DDR office) Interest register Contractor Payment Register Security deposit register

Capacity Building:

• Trainings/Workshops/Exposure Visits given to DDRCS officers/staff.

Sr. No.

Trainings/Workshops/Exposure Visits DDRCS/ ARCS Training Date

No. of Participants

1 District Level Workshop DDR/AR 18/2/2011 16/12/2011 18/3/2012

9 10 10

2 NIPHT Training AR 1/1/2013 3 3 APMC Training AR 18/1/2013 2 4 RH Workshop DDR/AR 8/3/2013 8 5 ABPF Workshop Accountant 6/2/2013 1

6 Training / Workshops by ATMA AR

13/2/2012 19/11/2012 To

23/11/2012

2 1

7 Exposure Visit - - -

8 Other MACP Training 1) FPP - Trng 2) Project launch workshop 3) Officers Trng. Pune

DDR DDR

Jt. R/DDR

10/3/2010 18/1/2011 19/10/2011

1 1 2

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