| J.K.
Trust Gram Vikas Yojana |
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| Orignial
content |
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| Legal
Status |
Registration
No :
Registered
in :
1997
Registered as :
Founder : Dr.
Vijaypat Singhania
Present Leader : Dr.
Vijaypat Singhania
Tax Exemptions :
FCRA : |
| Mission |
The
mission of J.K. Trust Gram Vikas Yojana is to significantly
improve the quality of life in Indias rural areas through
a 'Cattle Breed Improvement Programme' (CBIP) that achieves
the following goals:
- Reducing
Infant Mortality and Malnutrition : Surplus
milk generated by high milk yielding cows and buffaloes helps
to reduce infant mortality [especially caused by malnutrition
in the age group of less than 12 months] and malnutrition
among children.
- Creating
Employment :
To provide employment opportunities for rural educated, unemployed
youth.
- Alleviating
Poverty :
Increased milk production enables participating farmers to
effectively supplement their income by sale of surplus milk.
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| Objectives |
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Production of Upgraded/Crossbred cattle with better genetic
make up for higher productivity resulting into enhanced milk
production without any additional cost to the farmers.
- Production of Upgraded/Crossbred cattle which will fetch
better market price than that of indigenous cattle.
- Conservation of indigenous dairy cattle breeds of India.
- Development of nutritious fodder especially high in protein
for arid and semi arid zones.
- To impart training to the farmers:
- To
adopt 'Cattle Breed Improvement Programme' for production
of high milk yielding cattle.
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Management of crossbred/high milk yielding cattle.
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Improved animal husbandry practices.
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Improved fodder growing practices.
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| Focus
Issue |
Rural
Development |
| Focus
Area |
Chhattisgarh,
Madhya Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Andhra Pradesh, Gujrat, Rajasthan
and Bihar |
| Trustees |
Dr.
Vijaypat Singhania - The Chairman Emeritus - Raymond Limited.
Mr. B. K. Kedia. Advisor - Raymond Limited.
Mr. N. Gupta. Advisor - Raymond Limited.
Mr. P. K. Bhandari. Group President - Raymond Limited.
Mr. P. R. Jain. Secretary - J. K. Trust.
Dr. Shyam Zawar. Secretary - J. K. Trust Gram Vikas Yojana.
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|
Programmes |
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| Cattle
Breed Improvement Programme (CBIP) |
The main
objective of this programme is to Upgrade/Crossbreed the local
indigenous low milk-yielding cows and buffaloes by breeding
through artificial insemination (A.I) with the use of high pedigree
frozen semen of indigenous/ exotic breeds.The success of Cattle
Breed Improvement Programme in creating employment, alleviating
poverty and reducing malnutrition has received the attention
of various State Governments of the country. The Trust is currently
operating a network of 1718 Integrated Livestock Development
(ILD) Centres in 55 Districts of Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh,
Uttarakhand, Andhra Pradesh, Gujrat, Rajasthan and Bihar.
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More |
| CBIP
States Implementation : Chhattisgarh |
J K Trust
commenced operations in Chhattisgarh during 1997.
From inception till 30 June, 2008 we have produced 87672 upgraded/crossbred
calves.
Out of 87,672 calves- 38467 calves were born from 210 centres
which has compleated a project period of 5 years.
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More |
CBIP
States Implementation :
Madhya Pradesh |
J
K Trust
initiated our operations in Madhya Pradesh during September
2000. Currently, we are operating 303 ILD centres in 19 districts
of Madhya Pradesh, out of which 51 centres are operated under
Madhya Pradesh Rural Livelihood Projects (MPRLP). Thirty two
centres are established under Rashtriya sam Vikas Yojana. Under
Innovative SGSY, 210 centres are under operation in 14 districts
at present.
We have so far produced 49,019 upgraded/crossbred calves since
inception till 30th June, 2008.
Out of 49,019 calves - 44,038 calves were born from 121 centres
which have completed a project period of 5 years.
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More |
CBIP
States Implementation :
Andhra Pradesh
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J K Trust
operated 150 ILD centres in 2 districts of the state namely
Chittoor and Anantapur. Our programme in Andhra Pradesh has
resulted in production of 1,28,174 upgraded/crossbred calves.
After completion of the project period of 5 years these centres
were handed over ( from November 1, 2005) to Andhra Pradesh
Livestock Development Agency for the regular supply of semen
and liquid nitrogen. These centres have now become self-sustaining
and are running smoothly on their own.
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CBIP
States Implementation :
Uttarakhand |
J K Trust
initiated our operations in 25 ILD centres of Kalsi and Chakrata
blocks of Dehradun district of Uttarakhand during July 2006.
Five ILD centres in these blocks have become operational from
1st January, 2007.
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| Madhya
Pradesh Rural Livelihood Projects (MPRLP) |
The project
is focused on the following groups:
Landless, marginal
and small farmers, Agriculture and non-farm workers, Rural artisans,
Migrants, Women
Our trust plays the role of resource agency for providing the
services of breeding, health, nutrition and management of livestock
in these four districts with an objective to improve their productivity.
We have established 51 Integrated Livestock Development Centres
in these four districts. These ILD centres are managed by 51
Gopals and a team of 7 veterinarians is monitoring the operation
of these centers.
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| Chattisgarh
District Poverty Reduction Project (CGDPRP) |
Role
of J.K. Trust Gram Vikas Yojana in CGDPRP:
J.K. Trust Gram Vikas Yojana is operating a Project Facilitation
Team (PFT) in a cluster of 42 Gram Panchayats of Kurud block
of District Dhantari with the following objectives:
To facilitate the weaker section of community to organize in
CIGs.
To support the CIGs to formulate proposals for activities to
be undertaken by them.
To prepare sub-projects and help CIGs in adopting mitigating
measures.
To help CIGs in establishing linkages with the banks, government
offices, market and mandis etc.
To ensure training of CIGs in project preparation, project management,
accounting and book keeping.
Monitoring of sub-projects and documentation.
Progress report upto November 2007:
385 Common Interest Groups (CIGs) have been formed and sanctioned,
out of which 37 are managed by women.
The CIGs have started following activities
Total benefited households - 2163
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| Address |
Head
Office
Pokhran Road No. 1,
Jekegram,
Thane-400 606 (West),
Maharashtra
Phone : 022-25375840 / 022-25412806
Fax : 022-25375840 / 022-25343055
Email : info@jktrust.org
Regional
Offices
Chhattisgarh
E1 - 20 / 7 , Sector - 7,
New Rajendra Nagar,
Post-Ravigram,
Raipur - 492 006, Chhattisgarh
Phone No. : 0771 - 4013519
Email : cg@jktrust.org
Delhi
SCO No. 34, Sector - 4 Market,
Behind Shakuntala Talkies,
Gurgaon 122001, Haryana
Phone : 0124 - 4074850
Email :- ni@jktrust.org
Madhya
Pradesh
B-1, Shivaji Nagar,
Committe
Office, (Near Saraswati Vidya Mandir)
Bhopal - 462016,
Madhya Pradesh
Phone : 0755 - 2551819
Email: mp@jktrust.org
Uttarakhand
F-55, Maharani Bag, Phase, II,
Dehradun (UA) Pin 248006
Phone : 0135-2763252 |
Website
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http://jktrust.org/ |
