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Presentation on NTFP Centre of Excellence 13 July 2015 Objectives NCE was established in 2008 (started functioning on 15 April 2008) under Tripura JICA Project to address the issue of NTFPs and value addition in a comprehensive manner,


  1. Presentation on NTFP Centre of Excellence 13 July 2015

  2. Objectives • NCE was established in 2008 (started functioning on 15 April 2008) under Tripura JICA Project to address the issue of NTFPs and value addition in a comprehensive manner, with the broad objectives: – Increasing the productivity of bamboo, cane & other NTFPs in the region through assured provision of QPM & technical services; – Promoting livelihood improvement & poverty alleviation activities on an industrial scale & establishment of CCFCs; – Capacity building of various stakeholders in handling bamboo, cane & other NTFPs; & – Facilitating marketing through establishing PPPs.

  3. NCE Vision • “NCE will become a premier institute in its area of specialization, providing services not only within the state, but in the entire NER in future.” • “NCE will be established as an autonomous society under Societies Registration Act, 1860.” Reasons: – “NCE will require professional staff, whose recruitment by a Society will be far easier than by a Government Agency, which has to follow the Government regulations on expert procurement, – For the NCE to be sustained after the closure of TFIPAP, it is necessary to have its own income generation mechanism.”

  4. NCE Vision … • NCE to be the defining factor of success of TFIPAP . • On closure of TFIPAP, the PMU with its assets to be integrated into NCE. • Inputs by specialists on NTFP/ NCE. • Total budget provision: Rs 7.98 crore.

  5. NCE Divisions (as per MoD) Bamboo & Rattan NTFP Research & Production Division Production Division Value Addition & Training & Marketing Division Extension Division

  6. Staffing of NCE Position Provision Present Remarks as per MoD position Director (CCF/CF 1 1 or equivalent) Dy Director (DCF 1 1 One ACF level officer has joined or equivalent) on 1 April 2015 DDO 0 1/2 Addl Director (NCE) has recently been given additional charge. Tech Chief Advisor 1 1/2 Regional Dir (CFLE), ICFRE is (Contractual) helping out. AAO (SFR/ eq) 1 0 EDP Officer 1 0 (Contractual) Supporting/ To be 15 (a) ACA(1), TA(1)- on contract; professional staff recruited (b) PS(1), Asstt(3), Driver(2), by the Salesperson(1), Peon(3)- Casual ‘Society’ employee, Field worker (1), etc.

  7. Re-constituted NCE Board of Management 1. CEO & PD- Chairman 2. Dir (Industries & Commerce) 3. Dir (HH&S) 4. Dir (ICAR) 5. Head (Bamboo Cultivation & Research Centre), Tripura University 6. Secretary, Crafts Council of Tripura 7. Representative, Lead Bank of Tripura 8. Jt CEO (KVIC-NER) 9. Dir (IIE) 10. Dir (NCE) – Member Secy. The Board has been meeting regularly.

  8. Bamboo & rattans Research & Production • Bambusetum • Rattan cane arboratum • Gene bank & plus clumps • Pilot nursery & QPM • Research on bamboo & cane species • Research on bamboo flowering

  9. NTFP Research & Production • Documentation of traditional knowledge • Herbal gardens • Medicinal plants • Research on NTFP species

  10. Research & Production NTFP Productivity enhancement through QPM & Tech transfer Bamboo arboretum- 5 ha • – Bambusetum: 1.84 ha (152 clumps, 25 species) at Ananda Nagar. Rattan arboretum- 5 ha • – 1 ha (147 clumps, 2 species) at Ananda Nagar. Gene Bank- 10 ha • – CPC: 0.65 ha (48 clumps, 8 species) at Ananda Nagar. Other NTFPs: Performance trial of Broom grass, Cane, • Gandhaki, etc. Technology transfer: Results of trial is being compiled. •

  11. Medicinal Plants • No of species planted- – Herbs & shrubs: 42 species(in 80 beds). – Tree species: 6 species. • Study on performance of different clones of Gandhaki from Longthorai, Atharamura & Baramura commenced. • Study on growth of cane commenced.

  12. Broom grass experimental plot at Anandanagar

  13. Value addition & marketing • Market research • Certification & marketing of product • Collection of standards for certification • Product-specific R&D

  14. Value Addition & Marketing Value addition on industrial scale & Establishment of CCFCs & PPP • Raw material grading: System yet to be developed. CCFCs: 6 nos (490 SHGs)- • Funds Sl Location IA placed Achievements (Rs lakh) 37.51 Multiple products with stick mats made. No of 1 Kaladhepa TBM artisans to be increased. 34.38 Building constructed. Trainings provided. Business 2 Nalchhar TBM Plan for revival approved. Rs 9 lakh released. 62.00 Fusion products made. No of artisans to be 3 Nagichhara TFDPC increased. 26.86 Buildings constructed. Needs optimum utilization of 4 Chakmaghat HH&S building. Building constructed. Agarbatti rolling going on. Jigat 5 Takarjala HH&S 21.50 being processed, handicrafts items made. Need upscaling. Building constructed. Machinary installed, Electricity connection obtained, Working Group formed, PPP 6 Machhmara DFO Kcp 50.00 executed with Govt approval . Unit commissioned on 26 March 2015. Waiting for FTL. Total 232.25

  15. Kalpataru – NTFP sales counter under NCE

  16. Kalpataru sales Year Sales (Rs) 2011-12 8,769 2012-13 8,185 2013-14 10,138 2014-15 (P) 9,327

  17. SHG products on display

  18. Broom grass collection data (under NCE) Year No of Ranges Quantity Value marketed (MT) (Rs lakh) 2010-11 1 522.00 167.00 2011-12 9 347.20 122.32 2012-13 13 310.00 118.03 2013-14 19 459.00 226.54 2014-15 (P) 15* 475.40 374.57 Note: 4 Ranges given to Tripura MARKFED by Forest Department

  19. Consultation meeting on broom grass

  20. Semi-mechanized rolling at Takarjala CCFC

  21. CCFC at Kaladhepa

  22. CCFC Building at Nalchhar

  23. CCFC Nalchhar – Dialogue with local Panchayat to revival of activities

  24. CCFC at Anandanagar

  25. Training & Extension Capacity building in handling NTFP • For IGA Support Team • For SHG leaders • JFMC skill development – NTFP harvesting & storage • International training. – No international training could be held. However, national level exposure trips were arranged for JFMCs/ PRIs.

  26. Training & Extension • Plan, organize, implement & monitor trainings- 20. • Conduct of training • Extension of information • Preparation & development Extension materials • Development of network of contacts with national & internal agencies • Support to cluster-based activities

  27. Trainings organized by NCE in last 5 years Year No of No of Subject trainings particip organized ants 2010-11 61 2511 SHG/ ToT/ Broom grass/ nursery tech/ Misc. 2011-12 48 1638 Broom grass/ mucona/ jarul/ Gandhaki & other NTFP cultivation/ harvesting/ processing/ marketing 2012-13 9 262 NTFP harvesting, CCFC 2013-14 38 1296 Broom grass/ NTFP value addition 2014-15 16 1280 Broom grass/ NTFP value addition Total 156 5707

  28. Training in Dhepachhara JFMC on broom grass

  29. Launch of MANJARI, monthly news letter of NCE

  30. Theme-based issues: Broom grass & large cardamom

  31. NCE Vehicles • Cars- 6 (1 Maruti van), TR 01 F 0899 purchased on 22 June 2012. • Bus- 1 (Nil), • Pick up truck-1 (1 Pick-up van), TR 01 E 0943 purchased on 28 April 2010. • Three wheeler- 2 (Nil), • Trolley- 1 (Nil).

  32. NCE Publications • 11 publications have been brought out by NCE. – 2008: Status of bamboo resource development & its utilization in Tripura – 2008: Achievements of NCE during 2008-09 – 2009: NTFPs of Tripura (Vol-I) – 2009: NTFPs of Tripura (Vol-II) – 2009: Outcome of surveys & workshop by NCE – 2009: Management of gregariously flowered bamboo areas of Tripura – 2009: NTFP Sellers’ Directory of Agartala – 2009: MFP Cultivation & Harvesting – 2010: Bamboo Furniture Catalogue – 2010: Bee-keeping – 2014: MANJARI (October, November 2014)

  33. Potential income sources • Selling of QPM • Visitors’ entry to Bambusetum, rattan cane arboretum & herbal garden • Fees on supply of information • Sale of publication • Certification fee • Technical services fee • Training fee • Fee for arranging study tours • Sharing a % from benefits of CCFC

  34. Action on BTOR (5-8 August 2013) • Sustainability Plan (July 2013) – Own income source (Project to GoI, Service fee) – Make it a Society. – Alternatives (Trg + Res Divs OR Hire staff on contract) • Completion of Pilot Research Projects – Broom grass plantation – Research Division Report dt 22 Feb 14 • Optimal utilization of CCFCs – Operationalize Machhmara. – Revive Kaladhepa & Nalchhar. – Enhance artisans in Nagichhara. – Chakmaghat- have multiple products.

  35. Principal Secretary’s Review Meeting • Floriculture & orchidarium – Horticulture Department’s advice sought. • Formation of Society under SRA 1860. Govt decision to merge TFIPAS to NCE when the Project is over. • Cane planting material: Nursery raised at Forest Research Station, Anandanagar. • Show-room: Kalpataru set up & restocked.

  36. Latest development • Resource challenge – Gregarious flowering wiped out muli areas – Regeneration catching up. Will take 2-3 years – Loss of bamboo & NTFP areas to RoFR pattas – Rush for rubber. • Emergence of Broom grass, Hill cardamom, Mucona and Gandhaki as economic NTFPs. • MGNREGA – competing scheme. • Research & Production transferred to Research division on 21 Nov 2012.

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