TRIBAL DEVELOPMENT IN NANDURBAR DISTRICT THROUGH NETWORKING OF SELF HELP GROUPS
Journal Title: International Journal of Agriculture Sciences - Year 2016, Vol 8, Issue 52
Abstract
After formation of SHG, the area under cultivation increased because of technology transfer. Even though the cropping pattern was dominated by food grain crops the proportionate share has been diverted towards high valued crops. Major proportions of the members were aware of the loan terms and conditions repayment of loan. The SHG’s in accordance with their mandates conducted different types of awareness and extension programme trainings, meetings, lectures, demonstration it has resulted in the positive change in the knowledge and attitude of family members. Because of this, they had changed in their nature of work.
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D. S. NAVADKAR
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