Impact of Technology Transfer Clubs (TTC) Of KVK, Puducherry

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level of education. Only 23 per cent and 8 per cent beneficiaries had primary collegiate educationrespectively.Table 3: Occupational status of the T.T.C beneficiariesS.NoMarital StatusT.T.C BeneficiariesNumberPercentage1. Cooli 40 222. Business 46 263. Private company 13 74. Farmer 81 45TOTAL 180 100The results in table 3 reveals that 45 per cent of the beneficiaries were farmers and 26 percent of the beneficiaries were doing their own business.Table 4: Average Monthly Income level of the beneficiariesS.NoIncome in Rs.T.T.C BeneficiariesNumberPercentage1. below 1000 38 212. 1000 – 2000 95 533. 2000 – 3000 26 144. 3000 – 4000 11 65. 4000 & above 10 6TOTAL 180 100The gradual increase in the income of the household of the T.T.C beneficiaries with theintervention of KVK is obvious from the above table. It is interesting to note that there is adecrease in the households of T.T.C beneficiaries with income slab < Rs.1000 over a period offive years. This indicates that they have moved to the higher income slab > Rs.1000. This impactis because of the continuous support of KVK by imparting various training programmes andrendering advisory services. It is graphically shown in figure 1.Table 5: Skill development trainings undergone by the T.T.C beneficiaries in variousorganisationsS.NoOrganisation Number Percentage1. Krishi Vigyan Kendra 147 822. Women Development Corporation 13 73. District Rural Development 13 7
Agency4. M.S. Swaminathan Research 5 35. Department of Animal Husbandry 2 1TOTAL 180 100From the above table it is clear that, 82 per cent of the beneficiary’s undergone training atKrishi Vigyan Kendra, Puducherry. Only 7 per cent and 8 per cent of the beneficiary’sundergone training at Women Development Corporation and District Rural DevelopmentAgency respectively.Table 6: Organization wise details of skill development training undergone by the T.T.Cbeneficiaries over a period of five yearsKVK WDC DRDA MSSRFS.No Period Percen No. Percen No. Percen No. PercenNo.tagetagetagetage1. 2004 18 10 1 7 3 23 - -2. 2005 27 15 2 15 1 7 1 203. 2006 36 20 3 23 2 15 2 404. 2007 45 25 3 23 3 23 1 205. 2008 54 30 4 32 4 32 1 20TOTAL 180 100 13 100 13 100 5 100The table 6 indicates the details of the skill development training undergone by the T.T.Cbeneficiaries in various organizations over a period of five years. The considerable increase inthe entrepreneurship development programmes offered by Krishi Vigyan Kendra is mainly dueto the interest shown by the members of T.T.Cs.Table 7: Training undertaken by the members of the Technology Transfer ClubsS.NoTrainingTotal N - 180Number Percentage1. Entrepreneurship Development programme 180 1002. All Crop production techniques 180 1003. Nutrition and Health education 180 1004. Dairy management 180 1005. Poultry 180 1006. Goat rearing 180 1007. Pisciculture 180 1008. Child rearing practices 180 1009. Home management 180 10010. Formation and maintenance of SHGs 180 100
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