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CSR initiatives in the Agriculture sector
B.SHIVARUDRAPPAProgram Director
BAIF Development Research Foundation, PuneWebsite: www.baif.org.in
Mob: 9441886713
04/12/23
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BAIF IN RURAL DEVELOPMENT
BAIF IN RURAL INDIA
Status Public Charitable TrustResearch Institution
Coverage
5 million families 90,000 villages in 16 states
Salient Features Secular, Non-political, Professional
Dr. Manibhai Desai, Founder, BAIF
Contd…….
Pioneer in doorstep cattle cross breeding
More than 4500 Scientific & Professional staff
Long term association with DFID, KFW, CEC, DANIDA, FAO, ICEF, CAPART,
NABARD, ICRISAT, CRIDA, ILRI, Central and State Govts in India.
Maintaining elite herds of Jersey, HF and indigenous breeds at ISO 9001
Certified bull station in Urulikanchan.
Recognized as Research Institution by ICAR and Ministry of Science and
Technology Govt. of India.
Introduced Subabul (Hawaiian giant) by BAIF from Hawaii way back in 1976
and “BAIF Bajra No.1” in 2004
Global Concerns: Indian Context
Poverty and Hunger Health Issues Illiteracy Climate Change
Restoration of a Clean Environment
Build local Capabilities to Address Local Problems
Promotion of Gainful Self-Employment
Addressing the Millennium Development Goals:
- Food Security
- Community Health
- Literacy
- Empowerment of Weaker Sections of the Society
- Environmental Sustainability
Corporate Concerns
Construction of community halls, schools, roads, electrification and
drinking water supply etc.,
Contribution to Village Development Fund
Organise Medical camps
Sponsor School events
Supply used equipment (Computers, furniture etc.,)
Provide Personnel and Management support
Activities Commonly Carried Out By Industries
Recycling of Wastes
Afforestation
Livelihoods of villagers in the peripheri
Capacity Building of Local Community Members
Strengthen Infrastructure for Education and Health
Promote Better Quality of Life
CSR: Priorities
Role of Industries In Capacity Building of NGOs And POs
Organisational Development
Imparting Managerial Skills
Development of Appropriate Technologies
Linkage with Financial Institutions
Marketing and Business Skills
Documentation of Process Development and Socio-economic Impacts
Awareness and Motivation of Local Communities
Strengthening of People’s Organisations
Identification of Local Problems and Solutions
Promote Self Initiatives for Community Development
Facilitate Communication between Corporates and Communities
Convergence with line dept. and development agencies
Participation in Rehabilitation and Development Programmes
Role of NGO’s as Partners in CSR
BAIF Approach to CSR
Sensitization to reduce societal divide Backstopping the developmental programmes
Research, Piloting technologies HRD OD
Ecological Restoration Reaching to BoP Agribusiness
Programme Thrust
Livelihood
Livestock development Watershed development Tree based farming Landscape Management
Enriched Environment Development Research Community Empowerment
Livelihood: Livestock Development
Livelihood & Ecorestoration: Watershed Development
Revival of the rivulet
Farm pondFarm pond networking
Recharging of aquifer
Tribal Livelihood: Tree Based Farming/Wadi
Livelihood & Ecorestoration: Landscape Management
Empowerment of People
Programme implementation through people
Establishment of farmers cooperatives
Processing of agri-products
People in marketing – domestic & international
Establishment of Producer Company
Community Empowerment:Backward & Forward Linkages
ECORESTORATION: DEVELOPMENT OF WASTELANDS:
BAIF, Urulikanchan
Development Research
Development Research
Backstopping The Field Programmes
Management Training Centre
Development Academy Skills training – water,
envt, livestock Technology incubation
park Field testing Dissemination
Backstopping
Date palm in Kutchh
Tamarind
Backstopping
Before drinking rain water
After drinking rain waterDental fluorosis
Industrial Greenbelt Development in Gokak Mills, Gokak
Industrial Greenbelt Development : New Mumbai
Industrial Greenbelt Development : New Mumbai
Livelihoods and Quality of Life
• IPCL, Nagothane
• Unilever, Khamgaon
• RSP, Rourkela
• General Mills, Nasik
• BILT, Pune, Nasik, Chandrapur
• ITC
• Syngenta Foundation
• Intervet, Pune
• As a Research Institution by ICAR and DST
• Exemption u/s.35 (1) (ii) of the Income Tax Act, 1961
• ISO 9002 Certificate, 2000 was awarded to BAIF’s Semen Freezing Laboratory
• The India NGO Award 2008 was conferred on BAIF by Resource Alliance, United Kingdom, and the Nand and Jeet Khemka Foundation, a Public Charitable Trust, New Delhi
• Centre of Excellence by Ministry of Tribal Affairs, GoI
• Various Awards and Recognitions over a 40 year history
Recognitions
Experiences of BIRD-Hyderabad
in CSR Activities
Corporates associated with BIRD-H
ITC (MSK) - Integrated Livestock Development ITC (MSK) – Agri Business Development ITC (MSK) – Tank based S&WC measures BGPPL - Integrated Livestock Development Syngenta – Agri Extension & Value chain Devpt. SDTT – PPP model – Tree Based Farming Systems Avanta – ILDC, ABC, CHC & human health SDDL – ILDC HSBC – Drinking water & Sanitation REC – Scientific watershed development
Integrated Livestock Development
Artificial Insemination Fodder Development
Calf Rally IAHP
BILT
Mineral Mixture Health Camp
Fodder Development
Calf rearing and Animal Health
Agri Business Centre
Collective Procurement
Formation of ABC groups Custom Hiring
GGCL
Farm Implements on custom hiring
Sprinklers
CHC - Agri Implements- Drudgery reduction
SFI
Shade net
Grading of Vegetables
Vegetable Collection Centre
Community Irrigation System
Agri Extension & value chain Development
Water conservation & livelihoods
PiscicultureDesiltation
SDTT
Farm Pond TCB
Fully developed WADI plotNursery
Tree Based Farming Systems – WADI model
Impact Study of Livestock Programme (Conducted by ICM & Intercooperation)
Doorstep breeding service is a unique delivery package with low cost This breeding programme has brought out genetically improved
progeny in respect of phenotypic and productive traits. The analysis shows that the centres performing 1200 AI per year are
close to break even. The team observed that the CBC staff has excellent commitment to and
rapport with farmers. The coordination of BIRD-AP staff with department is providing the
health and extension services on free of cost to the area farmers. The analysis shows that the cost benefit ratio is 1:4.
Impact Study of Tank Rehabilitation (Conducted by CMSS)
Due to the tank renovation, there is a substantial addition of new soil to the fields. This accounts to 53482 tons silt.
An average of 1870 tractor loads with an average of 4114 tons of silt has been applied for the field of 26 farmers.
There is a clear indication of the reduction in the costs of chemical fertilizers.
Average ground water level of 10 farmers during the 2012-13 is 10 feet as compared to 20 feet in 2011-12.
The net increase in yields is about 1 to 1.5 quintals per acre Soil testing results of 40 farmers inferred that there is a trend of
increasing soil organic Carbon due to the application of tank silt. All the 52 farmers have consented that there is a decrease in the number
of irrigations required in a cropping month.