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           Madhya Pradesh







           Name of the Project: Enhancing Adaptive Capacity to Climate Change
           through Development of Climate-Smart Villages in Select Vulnerable
           Districts of Madhya Pradesh
           Project Focus: Agriculture
           Location: 60 project villages in Sehore, Rajgarh and Satna districts of
           Madhya Pradesh
           Project Finance: Rs. 24.88 Crore (USD 3.74 million)
           Duration: 3 Years (2016-2019); Extended up to 2022; Ongoing
           Name of Executing Entity: State Knowledge Management Centre on
           Climate Change (SKMCC), EPCO and Urban Development and
           Environment Department, Government of Madhya Pradesh
           Project Beneciaries: Direct: 300 + Households of marginalized farmers;
           Indirect: 1,000 farmers through training and capacity building initiatives.




           Project Area : Madhya Pradesh, a state of Central India is experiencing dramatic climate events such as extreme rainfall,
           oods and droughts events resulting into the reduced agricultural productivity and distress in agrarian communities.
           Agriculture sector is the main stay of the state’s economy with 31 % share, supports 74% of rural population and 71%
           of the state’s workforce. Of the 15 million hectares of net sown area, only about 38% is irrigated.
           Rainfall during monsoon is projected to increase between 0.5-30.0 % over
           the baseline period values (Naresh Kumar et al., 2014) with greater
           variability. Climate change is projected to increase the monsoon season
           mean maximum temperatures by 1.1 to 1.9oC in 2030 (2020-2050) period
           in A1b scenario in Madhya Pradesh (MP SAPCC 2014).


           e eastern and south-eastern parts of
           the state has been experiencing high
           runo because of relatively higher
           rainfall over a very brief period, high
           gradient and presence of crystalline
           rocks. As a result, most of the streams
           are almost dry for 4 to 6 months in the
           year (Jan to June). To address the
           above ecosystem vulnerabilities,
           project puts climate change adaptation
           plan for the agriculture sector at the
           center-stage. e project aims to
           address these concerns through
           appropriate interventions like nutrient                                        Biotic Pressure:
           management, water conservation                                                 Collection of NTFP
           techniques and energy smart
           techniques.


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                                                          Soil Erosion

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