改革印度多元延伸制度:若干政策问题

Krishna M. Singh, B. Swanson, M. Meena
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印度的农业部门成功地满足了不断增长的人口对粮食不断增长的需求。农业的快速发展仍然是减贫和整体经济发展的关键。印度不断变化的经济情况以及需要适当的农业技术和农业管理做法以应对粮食和营养安全、减轻贫困、市场需求多样化、出口机会和环境问题,这些都对技术传播系统提出了新的挑战。公共推广本身已经不能满足农业系统的多样化需求。有必要重新评估农业推广的能力,以有效地解决农业社区当前和未来的需要。用于维持大规模扩建基础设施的公共资金也面临相当大的压力。同时,为了适应市场需求,现有的公共延伸网络也不可避免地被私人延伸所补充、补充甚至取代。随着农业推广的性质和范围发生根本性变化,印度寻求一种全新的政策组合,以培育印度多元化的推广体系。本研究试图深入分析印度多元扩产制度的各种问题,以及为解决这些问题而进行的政策改革。
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Reforming India's Pluralistic Extension System: Some Policy Issues
The agricultural sector in India has been successful in keeping pace with the rising food demand of a growing population. Rapid agricultural growth continues to be the key to poverty alleviation and overall economic development. The changing economic scenario in India and the need for appropriate agricultural technologies and agro-management practices to respond to food and nutritional security, poverty alleviation, diversifying market demands, export opportunities and environmental concerns is posing new challenges to technology dissemination systems. Public extension by itself can no longer respond to the multifarious demands of farming systems. There is need to reevaluate the capacity of agricultural extension to effectively address the contemporary and future needs of the farming community. Public funding for sustaining the vast extension infrastructure is also under considerable strain. Meanwhile in response to market demand, the existing public extension network is inexorably being complemented, supplemented and even replaced by private extension. As the nature and scope of agricultural extension undergoes fundamental changes, India looks for a whole new policy mix that nurtures the pluralistic extension system in India. The current study tries to analyse in-depth the various issues of pluralistic extension system in India and the policy reforms carried out to address them.
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