Sri SatyaSai Farmer’s Mutually Aided Cooperative Federation, promoted by CCD (Centre for Collective Development) from past 6 Years is making apositive impact on farmer’s life successfully at AnantpurDistrict.
The fact that food companies prosper but farmers commit suicide shows that profits are in the market, not the farm. It is time to replicate the Amul story many times over In the ongoing debates on the new land acquisition bill, the potential of agribusiness to address agrarian distress has not been explored. There are several domestic agriculture companies, both listed and private, that are doing extremely well amidst an increasing number of farmers’ suicides.
As part of self assessment of previous year’s work, and setting up targets for the upcoming procurement season, CCD organized a Review and Planning meeting during 12thand 13thof August 2015.
This meeting targeted towards a practical and realistic situational analysis of the working area, and micro-level planning in drawing the targets. In addition to this the capabilities of the grass-root staff, their mode of operations and strategic approach were clearly analysed and suitably guided.
CCD follows the policy of organizing trainings to the newly recruited staff through organizing Induction Trainings.
During the month of June 2015, 6 new Field Officers were recruited in Puttaparthi Field Area. All the new staff members, along with the existing staff, underwent 2-days Induction Training at “Neredu Valley” training centre.