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Information Need Assessment

Information need assessment was done during the workshop, by giving the entire participant a questionnaire regarding their information needs in respect to UPA. The participant wanted more information on following topics:

Organic Farming:
Following are the website links to more information on organic farming:

  1. www.ruaf.org/no10/18_india.html
  2. http://www.fao.org/organicag

Solid waste management:
Following are the website links to more information on solid waste management:

  1. http://www.epa.gov/epaswer/non-hw/muncpl/facts.htm
  2. http://www.epa.gov/epaswer/non-hw/muncpl/reduce.htm
  3. http://www.epa.gov/epaswer/non-hw/muncpl/

Guidelines on waste water reuse:
Following are the website links to more information on waste water reuse:

  1. http://nett21.gec.jp/GESAP/themes/themes2.html
  2. http://www.idrc.ca/cn/en-6314-201-1-DO_topic.html

Funding agencies:
Following is the list of various funding agencies which funds various activities of UPA

 S. No.

Name of the agency

Area of funding

Website/ address/phone no.

1.

IGFA: International Group of Funding Agency for Global Change Research

  • Global change,
  • Science research and policy

www.igfagcr.org

2.

CIDA: Canadian International Development Agency

www.acdi-cida.gc.ca

3.

 USAID: United  States Agency For International Development

  • Agriculture
  • Gender
  • Public health and Nutrition

www.usaid.gov

4.

AusAid:

Collaborative agricultural research Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research (ACIAR) food safety and exports, improvement of irrigation, trade liberalization and market reform, increasing cattle and sheep productivity and salinity reduction, improving feed in crop-livestock system, development of waterlogging tolerance, improving crop production, developing aquaculture, and improving grain quality and storage

www.australia.gov.au

5.

Catholic Relief Services

Micro finance, watershed agriculture projects

www.catholicrelief.org

6.

DANIDA: Danish International Development Assistance

Agriculture (incl. fishery), Nature conservation (biodiversity), Health and population, Water supply and sanitation

www.um.dk/danida

8.

Delegation of European Commission In India

Agriculture (incl. fishery), Nature conservation (biodiversity), Industry, mining and construction, Trade and tourism, Energy, Transport and communication, Health and population, Education, Water supply and sanitation, Aid and relief

www.eudelindia.org

9.

DFID: Development for International Development

Agriculture (incl. fishery), Education, Water supply and sanitation, Aid and relief

 

11.

Ford Foundation for Development

Agriculture (incl. fishery), Nature conservation (biodiversity)

http://www.fordfound.org

12.

OXFAM, India

Agriculture (incl. fishery), Nature conservation (biodiversity), Industry, mining and construction, Trade and tourism, Energy, Transport and communication, Health and population, Education, Water supply and sanitation, Aid and relief

http://oxfamindia.org/

13.

MacArther Foundation

Research, policy development, dissemination, education  training, and practice.

http://www.macfdn.org/

14.

Indo-German Social Service Society

Education, health, child labour, disability, girl child, rural and community development

28, Lodhi Road Institutional Area
New Delhi 110 003
Tel: 91-11-24692192, 24692193, 24699141
Fax: 91-11-24626259
igsss.society@gems.vsnl.net.in; fvtf@vsnl.com

15.

Humanist Institute for Cooperation in Development Countries

Agriculture (incl. fishery), Nature conservation (biodiversity), Health and population, Government and civil society, Water supply and sanitation

http://www.hivos.nl/english/index.html

16.

SIDA: Swedish International Development Agency

Agriculture (incl. fishery), Nature conservation (biodiversity), Health and population, Government and civil society, Water supply and sanitation

http://www.sida.se/Sida

17.

UNDP: United nation development programme

(Government and civil society) Agriculture (incl. fishery), Nature conservation (biodiversity), Health and population, Government and civil society, Water supply and sanitation

Address:
55. Lodi Estate 91 11 246 288 77     Fax: + 91 11 246 276 12

18.

UNIFEM: United nations Development Fund for Women

Agriculture (incl. fishery), Nature conservation (biodiversity), Health and population, Government and civil society

http://www.unifem.undp.org

19.

World Bank

Agriculture (incl. fishery), Nature conservation (biodiversity), Industry, mining and construction, Trade and tourism, Energy, Transport and communication, Health and population, Government and civil society, Education, Water supply and sanitation

Address:
69-70, Lodi Estate,
New Phone: +91 246 102 10     Fax: + 91 246 193 93  Delhi, India

20.

Plan International

Agriculture (incl. fishery), Government and civil society

http://www.plan-international.org/

21.

SDC: Swiss Development Corporation

Agriculture (incl. fishery), Nature conservation (biodiversity), Health and population, Government and civil society, Water supply and sanitation

http://www.sdc.admin.ch

22.

JICA: Japan International Cooperation Agency

Agriculture (incl. fishery), Nature conservation (biodiversity), Health and population, Government and civil society, Water supply and sanitation

http://www.jica.go.jp

23.

NORAD: Norway Agency for Development

Agriculture (incl. fishery), Nature conservation (biodiversity), Health and population

http://www.norad.no

24.

UNCRD: United Nations Centre for Regional Development

 Research and training

www.uncrd.or.jp

25.

ADA: Asian Development Bank

Agriculture (incl. fishery), Nature conservation (biodiversity), Energy, Transport and communication, Government and civil society, Water supply and sanitation

http://www.adb.org

26.

AgaKhan foundation

Agriculture (incl. fishery), Nature conservation (biodiversity), Health and population, Government and civil society

http://www.akdn.org

27.

IFAD: International Fund for Agricultural Development

Agriculture (incl. fishery), Nature conservation (biodiversity)

http://www.ifad.org/

28.

Sir Ratan Tata Trust

Health and population, Government and civil society, Education

http://www.tata.com/0_beyond_business/trusts

29.

Sir Dorabji Tata Trust

Health and population, Government and civil society, Education

http://www.tata.com/0_beyond_business/trusts

31.

DRDA: District Rural Development Agency

 Agriculture, women empowerment, water,

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32.

NGC: National Green Corp

Environment conservation through schools

www. envfor. nic. in

33.

National Slum Development Programme

Urban development programme

www. Urbanindia. nic. in/muda

34.

NDDB: National Dairy Development Board

Dairy related activities

www. Nddb.org

35.

MCH: Municipal Corporation of Hyderabad

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www.ourmch.com

36.

Dept. of Agriculture,

Agricultural activities

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37.

Dept. of Horticulture

Horticultural activities

 

38.

Dept. of Rural Development

Rural development issues

 

39.

ILO: International Labour Organisation

Employment and gender

www.ilo.org

40.

UDA: Urban Development Authority

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41.

MOEF: Ministry Of Environment and Forests

Environment conservation programmes

www.envfor.nic. in

42.

MHRD: Ministry of Human Resource Development

Women and child development

www. wcd. nic. in

43.

DWCUA: Development of Women and Children in Urban Areas

DWCUA, a component of Swarna Jayanthi shahari Rojgar Yojana (SJSRY) is to encourage the women of below poverty line to set up group economic support activities themselves.

www.ourmch.com/innovations/dwcua

44.

Give India:

Supports NGO on various development activities

www.giveindia.org

Mandates of various line departments identified as a stakeholder:
Following is the list of mandates of various departments

S. No  Name of the Organisation Name of the Representative(s) Office Held Organisational Mandate Areas of Intervention Ongoing Project(s) Resources Available Target Group
and Coverage
Role in UPA Problem(s) and constraint(s) Area of linkage with other line departments and stakeholders Suggestion(s)

1.

HMWSSB

P. Rajender

Manager

1. Providing safe drinking water
2. Monitoring safe disposal of water
3. Formulating new water supply projects
4.  Executing disposal facilities for waste water

 

1. Operation and maintenance of sewage treatment plant and water supply units
2. Remodeling of water supply and sewage

Krishna water Scheme under restrengthining water supply systems and under planners project.
2. NCRAPS (central government)
3. Remodeling of sewerage

Finances, HR, infrastructure to look at water supply and sewerage facilities

Urban and sub urban group

Providing water management skills and reuse of waste water after proper treatment, GIS based information

Finance, lack of vision and coordination

Information sharing on water supply and usage and GIS

Frequent coordination meetings and combined implementation strategies

2.

Dept. of Animal Husbandry

Dr. R. Chinnaiah

 

Dr. G. R. Vaijyanathan

Assistant Director.  Animal Husbandry Dept.

 

Assistant Director (State Management Institute for Livestock Development in A.P)

1. Animal health care through heath camp and clinics
2. Breed improvement through Artificial Insemination
3. Fodder development
4. Creating support for livestock based self- employment 

  1. Research in breeding, fodder, diseases (epidemics)
2. Vaccination,
3. Training   on livestock management.
4. Subsidies

1. Artificial insemination
 2. Doorstep services, 3.Distribution of vaccines

Government funds, germplasm, technology, HR (technical) and (non-technical)

Farmers (both urban and rural, pet owners

1.Encouraging small scale dairy, dairy byproducts, backyard poultry
2. Provide technology related to livestock

Finances and  controlling widespread new epidemics

By programmes such Rythu Saddsu, and training for farmers and owners of livestock

Frequent dialogues with other Departments on a common programme like UPA to improve coordination

3.

Forest Department

Mr. K. Bal Reddy

ACF

1. Manage, protect and develop forests on Sustainable basis with people participation.
2. Community forest management through village Committees involvement.

1.Forest development, 2.Wild life management, GIS,
3. Forest community Development
4.Urban forestry programmes and nurseries

Watershed development, urban and wildlife conservation programmes

650 crores available for crores project

Forest communities and general public

1. Planting of trees and maintenance of groves, fuel and timber supply.
2.Urban forestry programmes.
3.Information on waste and degraded forest land that can be used for agro forestry programmes.
4. Village committee formation and Women SHG formation

             Maintenance    of natural resources

Information sharing and committee formation in forest fringes in the peri-urban areas

Common dialogue process on common interest issues on regular basis

4.

HUDA (Urban Forestry wing)

Y. Ramesh

D. Savitri Devi

ACF (Urban Forestry)
Gender Specialist (G.H.E.P)

1. Afforestation of wastelands, 2. Roadside plantation, 3. Development of parks
 3.lake conservation
4. Policy of Green Hyderabad Environment programme

1. Nurseries and parks and plantation within HUDA

 1.Roadside plantations, 2. Lake conservation

Human resources, HUDA funds for ongoing programmes

Population under HUDA area

Waste water management by use in irrigation in HUDA parks, SHGs.

Funds

In identification UPA target groups

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5.

Department of Horticulture

K. V. RAO
S. Geetha Reddy

Assistant Director of Horticulture (Hyderabad)

Assistant Director of Horticulture ( Ranga Reddy Dist.)

1. Productivity Improvement, awareness, marketing for fruits and vegetables

1.Vegetable seed distribution through subsidy, 2.Organic farming, 3.Export oriented programmes

1.Subsidized vegetable and fruiting seeds and seedlings, 2. Training for commercial horticulture

Funds, technology and human resources

Horticulture farmers and exporting units

Training to SHG and cooperatives on horticulture practices and horticulture component in pilot programme

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With other line department like dept of agriculture

Key stakeholders and Marketing links should be analysed

6. EPTRI T. Sudershan
K.R.S.L. Narasimham
Project Faculty Environmental pollution
Municipal Solid Waste  management,
Vermicomposting, Conducting EIA
Monitoring EPA
  Irrigation Project, EIA, Non conventional energy technological projects and SWM Laboratories
And expertise in environment management and conservation
Industries
NGOs
Academic and Research institutes of Govt. Department.
SWM, pollution analysis Funds  Links with most of the department for undertaken projects -

7.

IRDAS

Razia Sultana

T. Krishna

Information Officer
Project Assistant

Natural resource conservation
Data collection and analysis

1. Water management and agricultural practices

1. Preparation of Project Report for Water Management and other irrigation project in Karimnagar and U.P

Human resources and Funds under various projects

Govt. dept.  Daily wages workers and water effected communities

Waste water management

Funds

Most of the government departments for information collection on and promotion of UPA

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8. AME Foundation N. Sudhamani
Yogesh. G.H
Documentationist
Area Project Officer
Ecofriendly Agriculture
Improving Livelihood of resource poor farmers in dry land of Deccan plateau
Sustainable Livelihood for small and marginal farmers
1.  Dry land Agriculture FAO funded project
DST funded project
Human resources and expertise in agriculture promotion Small and marginal farmers. Multistakeholder inventory and platform creation and policy analysis Funds Most of the interest group and government departments Common dialogue process on common interest issues on regular basis

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