Support to State Extension Programme for Extension
Reforms, a Centrally Sponsored Scheme is currently being implemented in
604 districts of 28 States and 3 UTs of the country.
The States have been following the policy directives to involve NGOs in varying extents and in different modes.
In order to ensure promotion of multi-agency extension strategies, and to implement activities in Public-Private-Partnership (PPP) mode, the scheme provides for utilizing at least 10% of scheme allocation on recurring activities at the District level through non-governmental sector such as, NGOs, FOs, PRIs, Cooperatives, para- extension workers, agri-preneurs, input suppliers, corporate sector etc. Moreover, Non-Governmental implementing agencies are eligible for service charge upto a maximum of 10% of cost of extension activities (without staff cost) implemented through them.
The States have been following the policy directives to involve NGOs in varying extents and in different modes.
In order to ensure promotion of multi-agency extension strategies, and to implement activities in Public-Private-Partnership (PPP) mode, the scheme provides for utilizing at least 10% of scheme allocation on recurring activities at the District level through non-governmental sector such as, NGOs, FOs, PRIs, Cooperatives, para- extension workers, agri-preneurs, input suppliers, corporate sector etc. Moreover, Non-Governmental implementing agencies are eligible for service charge upto a maximum of 10% of cost of extension activities (without staff cost) implemented through them.
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