On July 19, 2011, AP Government directed the Society for Elimination of Rural Poverty (SERP) to plan for a total expenditure of Rs. 2150 crore – Rs. 2000 crore to uplift the poor by providing land to One Lakh families under Self-Help Groups (SHG) before 2014 and Rs. 150 crore to bring one lakh poorest families above the poverty line within a year. Government also decided to extend the Community Managed Sustainable Agriculture (CMSA) program to more areas to cover one crore acres of land during the next 5 years to increase incomes of poor families.
Posted by: Sagar | July 20, 2011
Society for Elimination of Rural Poverty (SERP) to plan for Alleviation of Rural Poverty
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Posted in Andhra Pradesh, Bhoodhan Movement, CMSA, Community Managed Sustainable Agriculture, Government Measures, Land Ceiling, Land Donation, Land Reforms, Landless Poor, Poverty Alleviation, Rural Planning, Rural Poor, Rural Poverty Alleviation Programme, Self-Help Groups, SERP, SHG, Society for Elimination of Rural Poverty | Tags: Andhra Pradesh, CMSA, Community Managed Sustainable Agriculture, Landless Poor, Poverty Alleviation, Self-Help Groups, SERP, SHG, Society for Elimination of Rural Poverty, State Government, State Government Expenditure
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