National Conference on Agriculture for Rabi Campaign 2018 DBT in Agriculture

1. National Conference on Agriculture for Rabi Campaign 2018 DBT in Agriculture Dr. RanjnaNagpal Deputy Director General National Informatics Centre Ministry of Electronics & IT

2. DBT Schemes under DAC&FW

3. Features/Advantages of DBT Agriculture Portal • Single portal for DAC&FW to access details of farmers for schemes and programs and for beneficiaries to view all benefits, entitlements and eligibilities • Online Farmer Registration Facility • Authentication through Aadhaar Gateway, extend to scheme MIS • Web Services for integration with Scheme/State MIS • Search Utility for Embedding in Scheme MIS/State • Dashboard and Reports for Easy Monitoring • Beneficiary Corner for beneficiary to know his benefits under multiple schemes • Integrated with DBT Bharat for updating monthly disbursements

4. Agrionline Portal http://agrionline.nic.in

5. Creation of Unique Beneficiary ID for DBT Scheme Owner Login Add Applicant details including Aadhaar and Bank Account details No Search Beneficiary in Centralized DBT Portal Yes Aadhaar Authentication Verify for Scheme entitlement & Run workflow for DBT Seed details in central database to get Unique Beneficiary ID for DBT Save data under Scheme MIS

6. DBT Agriculture Portal: Current Status 5,46,89,061 Farmer Database 15 Total Schemes Out of 15 Schemes, MIS of 12 DBT Schemes have been on-boarded on Centralized DBT Portal 8 Scheme MIS are using Search Utility for searching the centralized repository. Remaining four schemes are being integrated. Sharing aggregated beneficiaries count, Aadhar count, Mobile count month wise through web service by all 12 schemes AadharAuthentication though OTP or Demographic by all 12 schemes MIS Farmer Registration details from MIS in real time mode by 6 schemes 2,17,91,670 Total Beneficiaries 2,02,82,401 Bank Account Beneficiaries 91,27,324 AadhaarSeeded Beneficiaries

7. Scheme Wise No. of Beneficiaries

8. State Wise No. of Beneficiaries

9. State Wise No. of Beneficiaries (cont.)

10. Status of Implementation DBT Scheme in States (2018-19)

11. Beneficiary under Multiple Schemes

12. Know Your Benefits

13. Know your benefits

14. Beneficiaries under Multiple Schemes

15. Farm Mechanization DBT Portal ( https://agrimachinery.nic.in/ ) • Workflow based generic application developed for the purpose of DBT in Submission in Agriculture Mechanization Scheme (SMAM) launched in February 2018. Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh , Haryana and Punjab have been onboarded. • Crop Residual Management(CRM) Schemes for Custom Hiring is developed for the State of Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh. • Revised scheme guidelines shall be incorporated by 20th September 2018. • Following features are available for various stakeholders • FARMERS • Online Registration of Farmer, FPOs, Societies, SHGs and their Aadhar Based Verification for application of subsidy against farming Implements • Directory of Dealers and Manufacturers of a particular implement • Search of Various implements of the Manufacturer at a Single Platform • Application for Implements and tracking of Application • Dealer Choice after comparing prices • Subsidy Calculator based on type of farmer, gender and land holding

16. Farm Mechanization DBT Portal ( https://agrimachinery.nic.in/ ) • Manufacturers /Dealers • Registration of dealers and manufacturers • Manufacturer can verify details of the implement sold to farmer • Dealer can associate with farmer • Government Officers • Verification of documents and approval for release of subsidy • National/State • Centralized state wise monitoring through dashboards Status as on date: 17.09.2018

17. Agriculture Extension Reforms (www.extensionreforms.dacnet.nic.in) The portal facilitates the registration of beneficiaries, approval and verification so as to transfer in Kind or Cash benefits to the beneficiaries /implementing agencies under ATMA – Farmers DBT Scheme. The application is in use from 2013 and is further enhanced with new features. This has the facility to generate district wise and State wise Monthly Progress Report (MPR) (based on inputs submitted from Districts). • Features: • Integrated with DBT Agriculture Portal • Aadhaar Authentication • Directory on Farmer Friends • Physical and Financial progress of extension activities • SMS (Push / Pull) for getting feedback from Farmers on training 17

18. Agriculture Extension through ICT/ (ATMA) (www.extensionreforms.dacnet.nic.in) 18

19. Agri Clinics and Agri Business Centres Scheme (ACABC) http://acabcmis.gov.in • AC&ABC scheme was launched in April 2002 with the objective to supplement the public extension system through committed private extension services at free or nominal cost by educated and trained candidates in a self employment mode. • AC&ABC has two main components: • Training • Loan-Subsidy • Features: • Easy interface for online submission of application under AC & ABC training • Application status through auto-generated email to applicants • Complete workflow based system and secure updating of applications by NTIs and MANAGE by separate user credentials • Monitoring Dashboard for MANAGE and DAC & FW • Ongoing Activities : • On-boarding of all NTIs at AC & ABC portal • Development of Loan-Subsidy portal for AC&ABC scheme for on-boarding of NABARD, Banks.

20. Agri Clinics and Agri Business Centres Scheme (ACABC) http://acabcmis.gov.in

21. HORTNET under MIDH(http://hortnet.gov.in) • HORTNET is a workflow system for disbursement of subsidy for schemes covered under Centrally Sponsored Scheme of Mission for Integrated Development of Horticulture (MIDH) under DAC&FW using DBT. This scheme integrates the ongoing schemes of National Horticulture Mission, Horticulture Mission for North East & Himalayan States, National Horticulture Board, Coconut Development Board and Central Institute for Horticulture, Nagaland. • Features • Online Registrations & Multiple Scheme Filing • Registration Alerts on SMS • Multiple Scheme Sanctioning • Generation of Pre-Sanction Orders • Automated Subsidy Calculation • Mobile App (HORTNET) • E-sign and Payment Gateway • 88528054.00 Current Status (2018-19) • 3,69,125 schemes have been filed online; 7735 beneficiaries have received online subsidy with a total disbursement of INR 18.85 Crores as on date • Successfully implemented in the following states–Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Maharashtra, Haryana and Odisha. Other States in process of on-boarding Punjab, Uttarakhand, Rajasthan, Sikkim, Mizoram, West Bengal, Odisha, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Karnataka, Goa and Kerala.

22. DBT in Sub-Mission on Seeds and Planting Material Scheme (SMSP) (www.seednet.gov.in) The SMSP is Web enabled online monitoring system for monitoring State, District, Block level activities under SMSP scheme. The application is in used by State, District SMSP officials. The application has facility to generate Monthly Progress Report (MPR) district wise and State wise (based on inputs submitted from Districts and Blocks). It includes the financial year, season, crop and variety wise seed distributed, Quantity, type (Foundation/Certified) of seed , Seed cost, Subsidy Amount, Quantity of Seeds produced, Type of Seed produced, Other Information, Capture the bank details in which subsidy amount has been transferred. • Features: • Integrated with DBT Agriculture Portal • Aadhar Authentication • Directory of Seed Dealers • List of Notified and Non Notified Seed Varieties • E-mail based support system

23. StatusofImplementation of DBT Scheme in States Scheme Name: Sub Mission on Agriculture Mechanization Scheme Name: Sub Mission On Agriculture Mechanization Central Sector

24. Status of Implementation of DBT Scheme in States Scheme Name: Agriculture Technology Management Agency – Farmers (ATMA-F) Scheme Name: Agriculture Technology Management Agency - Extension Functionaries (ATMA-EF)

25. Status of Implementation of DBT Scheme in States Scheme Name: Agri Clinics and Agri Business Centres Scheme Scheme Name: Sub Mission on Seeds and Planting Material

26. Status of Implementation of DBT Scheme in States Scheme Name: Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchai Yojana (Micro Irrigation) Scheme Name: National Food Security Mission

27. Status of Implementation of DBT Scheme in States Scheme Name: National Mission on Sustainable Agriculture-Rainfed Area Development Scheme Name: Integrated Scheme on Agriculture Cooperation

28. Farmer Profile Identity Parameters Farmer Name, Father Name, DOB/Age, Mobile No, Gender, Address, Village, Block/Sub District, District, State , Pin Code, Farmer Category, Physical Handicapped, Literacy, Photograph, Family Economic Status, Other Occupation • Business Parameters • Land Details (Land Type, Land Ownership, Water Quality, Farm Address, Survey Number, Geo Coordinate, Khata No, Khasra Number, Size of the Plot, Dryland, Wetland) • Soil Health (SHC No., Soil Type, Soil Analysis for each parameters, Fertilizer Recommendation) • Irrigation (Water Storage structures, Source of Irrigation - Major, Medium, Minor, Tube Well, Dug Well, Surface Flow, Surface Lift, Rain Fed) • Crops (Crop Details & Area, Cropping Pattern, Pest and Disease Control Measures) • Livestock (Livestock, Poultry, Fishery, Sericulture etc) • Farm Machinery (Implement Name, Category) • Storage Details (Traditional, Dry, Cold, Distance, Area) • Subsidies and DBT (Scheme Name, Subsidy Amount, Date) • Verification Parameters • Aadhar No, Voter ID, Ration Card, Association with Farmer Producers Organization and Membership No., Bank Account Details(Bank and Branch Name, IFCS Code, Account No), Kisan Credit Card No.

29. Farmers Profile

30. Farmers Profile

31. Collection of Farmers Records • Farmers information is being collected from the major all India Schemes of Soil Health Card(SHC) and Pradhan MantriFasalBimaYojana (PMFBY) etc. • National Agriculture Market also contains farmers information. • Village wise farmers list is created by merging and de-duplicating the data collected under the schemes which is made available through Search in all the 15 DBT schemes whereby the information is authenticated through respective scheme workflow. • The validated data is made available for rest of the schemes. • Thus this way farmer database with regular updated and single source of truth can be created. • Farmer’s Search facility can be made available for non-DBT schemes like eNAM, PGS India, Fertilizer Distribution etc.

32. Thanks

33. Integrated Fertilizer Management System (iFMS) http://urvarak.nic.in iFMS Modules • Production and Raw Material Management • Requirement & Supply Plan State/District Level • Dispatches from Stock points and their Receipts, Losses • Sale from company to wholesaler/retailer and its acknowledgment • Sale from wholesaler to wholesaler/retailer and its acknowledgment • Sale from Retailer to farmer through PoS device • Fertilizer subsidy payment to fertilizer companies • Freight subsidy payment to fertilizer companies • Weekly DBT subsidy payments to fertilizer companies on sale to farmers • Stock Management At Plant, Port, Rake Point, District Warehouse, Wholesaler, Retailer • User Management with different roles • Help desk Statistics • No. of Companies & Importers: 160 • No. of Wholesalers: 22,370 • No. of Retailers: 223,825 • Yearly Fertilizer sales : Approx. 54.17 million MT • No. of POS Retailers 214,794 • POS Transactions:22.5 Million • Qty sold through POS: 23 Million MT

34. Fertilizer Sale to Farmer through PoS Device Retailer logins with Biometric AadhaarAuthentication Buyer visits Retailer Demographic records are captured using e-KYC Retailer asks for his Aadhaar No. NO Buyer shares Voter ID or KCC YES UIDAI Database Authentication done through Aadhaar Recommendations from Land records and Soil Health card Sale transaction details are entered Land Records Database & SHC Database Sale Completed

35. PoS Screenshots

36. e-Urvarak (iFMS) Dashboard

37. Components of Agriculture

38. Baseline for Open Data Platform for Agriculture

39. National Agriculture Market (eNAM) http://enam.gov.in • National Agriculture Market (NAM) is a national e-market platform developed by Marketing Division of DAC&FW for transparent sale transactions and price discovery, deployed in 585 regulated markets for agricultural commodities. Features: • Commodity arrivals & prices • Online bidding – Price discovery • Reduced transaction costs • Transparency in auction process • Access to a nationwide market for the farmer • Online payment and • Availability of better quality produce • Reasonable prices to the consumer • eNAM is Cloud based software hosted on NIC Meghraaj Cloud. • Current Status: • Farmers Registered: 1.16 Crores • Traded Qty: 2.02 Cr MT • Traded Value: Rs 50,954 Crores

40. Soil Health Card Portalhttp://soilhealth.dac.gov.in • Soil Health Card Scheme is a flagship program launched by Hon’ble Prime Minister of India in February 2015. Under the scheme, the government plans to issue Soil Health Cards (SHC) to farmers every 2 years. • A SHC provides the farmer with the nutrient status of his land and gives recommendations on dosage of fertilizers, bio-fertilizers, organic fertilizers as well as soil amendments to maintain soil health in the long run. • Current Status • Cycle I • Total No. of Samples –  2,60,71,172 • Total No. of Farmers – 7,65,63,661 • Total No, of SHCs available on portal – 6,16,79,653 • Cycle II • Total No. of Samples – 1,31,02,711 • Total No. of Farmers – 6,10,89,793 • Total No. of SHCs available on portal – 4,55,81,057 Soil Health Card Portal - Workflow Sample Collection Mobile Soil Testing Laboratories Farmers/ Village Level Agencies Sample Registration Block/District Level Officers CSCs Testing • Soil Testing Laboratories Automatic Fertilizer Recommendation General Fertilizers Recommendations or Soil Test Based Crop Response Farmers Soil Health Card Generation (in Local Language) Govt. of India, State Govt., Public MIS Reports

41. Soil Health Card Portalhttp://soilhealth.dac.gov.in • Stakeholders: • Farmers; • Central Government; • Ministry of Agriculture; • Ministry of Chemical & Fertilizers; • State Governments; • Soil Testing Laboratories; • Fertilizers Manufacturers, • Fertilizers dealers; • Scientists. • Features: • Accessibility: Web and Mobile app for Sample registration and test results entry • Tracking and Notification: Sample Tracking and alerts to farmers • Automated Recommending Engine: Automatic calculations of fertilizers recommendations • All Types of Fertilizers: Covers recommendations for fertilizers, organic fertilizers and bio-fertilizers • Multi Lingual: Generation of Soil Health Card in 22 different languages in their own scripts and 5 dialects for ease of understanding of farmers in diversified India • Informative Dashboard for Farmers: Dashboard on Soil health • Monitoring: Dashboard and MIS reports for monitoring implementation • Pictorial Maps: Soil Maps depicting nutrient status • External Interfaces: Linkage to Fertilizers Management System, Land Records, CD, DM Dashboards, CSCs • Benefits: • Promotes awareness among farmers for judicious use of fertilizers. The farmers are thus benefitted by: • Need based use of external inputs; • Reduced cost of cultivation; • Increased productivity; • Sustainable soil health.

42. Creation of Centralized Farmers Database from various sources SHC CROP INSURANCE Web Land Centralized Farmer Database Land Records Seed Subsidy Farmers’ Database at State Census

43. Land Records Land Record Authentication Farmers having land holdings) Centralized Farmers Database (Land Record Authenticated) • Beneficiaries of Government Schemes Landless farmers and Farm workers • Non Beneficiaries • How to distinguish landless farmer from non farming person? Consolidated Centralized Farmers Database ? • Authentication mechanism? • Definition of farmer? Definition of Farmer

44. Constraints and Issues • Definition of Farmer?: • Land Owner: A person who’s name is verified against the land record as landowner • Co-Owner of a land: A person who’s name is verified against the land record • Immediate family member of person who’s name is verified against land records • A person who has leased a land for farming • Landless farmers: A person who’s name can not be found in land records i.e. he does not own land but he is working on land own by other person • 12 Crore land holding data of farmers generated through schemes like Crop Insurance, Soil Health Card who’s records are verified against land records • Other cultivators and farm labours, who’s name does not exist against land holding, but they are actual farmer but availing subsidy under Seeds, Fertilizers, pesticides etc. They can be growers who come to sell the produce in markets. These farmer records can be found in schemes like eNAM. • All the above put together will create the farmers database.

45. Search Utility Integration in ATMA Scheme MIS

46. Methodology to create a Centralized Database • Creation/Modification • Import of farmer details from existing MIS and Soil Health Card database into Central Database. • De-duplication of farmers record • Generation of Unique ID • Authentication (Aadhaar • Search • A search embedded in each scheme MIS searches from Centralized Database and uses the Farmer detail from there • In case the search fails to find the farmer record, the record will be created in Centralized Database and simultaneously in the State /Scheme MIS along with the newly assigned Unique ID

47. State Database Verification Database like Land Record, Crop Insurance Scheme Database Centralized Portal to maintain farmers database De-duplication UIDAI Aadhaar Database Aadhaar Authentication Central Database Farmer Profile • Details, Benefits availed Farmer’s readily available Data for ICT Platforms Centralized Farmer Database- Integration Levels

48. Karnataka DB (~1 Lakh) Karnataka SHC Farmers DB • Nos. ~30 Lakh All details updated in StateDB Karnataka Farmers in Centralized Farmers Database • State Farmer ID mapped with UniqueBenID Verification details updated in CFD and mapping of State and Central FarmerID is maintained Aadhaar Authentication Details from StateDB through State FarmerID Aadhaar Authentic Karnataka Farmers in Centralized Farmers Database Search New Farmer Record/Updates Strategy to near-Sync State and Central Farmer Database

49. SHC Farmers with Land Records

50. Farmers Profile – Scheme wise • Fertilizer, Pesticides, Seeds • Dealers, product details and daily stock availability, Subsidy Amount, Rate, Type of subsidy, Name and detail of the scheme • Soil Health Card • Soil Analysis for 12 parameters • (pH, EC, OC, N, P, K, B, S, Cu, Mn, Zn, Fe) • SHC No. • SHC Cycle • Fertilizer Recommendation • Land records • Farmer name, Father name, Category of farmer, Crop Produce, Land Type, Location details, Land Ownership, Water Quality, Source for Irrigation, Farm Address, Survey Number, Geo Coordinate, Khata no, Khasra Number, Size of the Plot, Dryland, Greenland, Wetland • Farm Machinery • Implementing Agency Name, Implementation Category, Make, Model , Engine No, Manufacture Details, Dealer Details, MRP, Dealer Price, Bill Price (Negotiable Price), Subsidy Amount, Financial Year, Scheme Name