DDP Desert Development Programme

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DDP
AMITY SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE & Desert Development
PLANNING
Programme
AMITY UNIVERSITY NOIDA
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SUBMITTED BY :
KARMAN KAUR SETHI
AJEET SINGH DPAP
AAYUSHI SINGH
BACHELORS OF PLANNING (2013-2017)
Drought Prone Area
SUBMITTED TO: Programme
AR. SANDEEP
CONTENT
1 1 INTRODUCTION
DDP
2 AREA
COVERED
Desert Development
Programme 3 AIM
2 4 OBJECTIVE
DPAP 5 SCOPE
Drought Prone Area

Programme 6 LIMITATION
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DDP
Desert Development
Programme
DDP Introduction
The Desert Development
Programme(DDP)wasstartedboth
1 INTRODUCTION
in hot desert areas of Rajasthan,
Gujarat and Haryana and the cold
deserts of Jammu & Kashmir and
2 AREA
COVERED HimachalPradeshin197778.
From 1995-96, the coverage

3 OBJECTIVE
has been extended to a few
more districts in Andhra
Pradesh and Karnataka.
4 FUNDING
The basic object of the

programme is to minimize
5 GOVERNENCE
the adverse effect of
drought and control
desertification through
6 rejuvenation of natural
resource base of the
DDP Area Covered
With the reorganization of
districts and blocks, the
1 INTRODUCTION
programme is under
implementation in 235 blocks
of 40 districts in 7 States. The
2 AREA
COVERED
States where DDP is under
implementation along with the
number of blocks and area are
indicated in the table below:
3 OBJECTIVE
4 FUNDING
5 GOVERNENCE
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DDP Objectives
The basic object of the programme is to minimise the adverse effect of

1 INTRODUCTION drought and control desertification through rejuvenation of natural
resource base of the identified desert areas.
2 AREA
COVERED
The programme strives to achieve ecological balance in the long run.
The programme also aims at promoting overall economic development

and improving the socio-economic conditions of the resource poor and
3 OBJECTIVE
disadvantaged sections inhabiting the programme areas.
The major objectives of the programme are as under:-

4 FUNDING
To mitigate the adverse effects of desertification and adverse climatic
conditions on crops, human and livestock population and combating
5 GOVERNENCE desertification.
To restore ecological balance by harnessing, conserving and developing

natural resources i.e. land, water, vegetative cover and raising land
6 productivity.
DDP Funding
1 INTRODUCTION The Central share under each type of eco-system under DDP
was as under:
2 AREA
COVERED
3 OBJECTIVE
4 FUNDING
The above Central share was applicable up to 31st March, 1999.

5 GOVERNENCE With effect from 1st April , 1999, the programme is being funded
on the basis of 75:25. In all these cases for the watershed
projects being sanctioned on or after this date. From 1.4.1995
till 31.3.2000, the cost of each ranged between Rs. 22.50 lakhs
6 to Rs. 25 lakhs. With effect from 1.4.2000, a uniform rate of Rs.
30 lakh per project has been prescribed.
DDP Governance
1 INTRODUCTION
2 AREA
COVERED
3 OBJECTIVE
4 FUNDING
5 GOVERNENCE
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DPAP
Drought Prone Area

Programme
DDP Desert Development
Programme Drought Prone
1 INTRODUCTION Areas Programme
Drought
Prone Area (DPAP)
2 AREA
COVERED
(DPAP) is the
3 OBJECTIVE earliest area
development
programme
4 FUNDING
launched by the
Central
5 GOVERNENCE Government in
1973-74 to tackle
the special
6 problems faced by
those fragile
DPA AREA COVERED
P
The States where DPAP is
1 INTRODUCTION under implementation along
with the number of Districts,
Blocks and area are indicated
2 AREA
COVERED
in the table below:
3 OBJECTIVE
4 FUNDING
5 GOVERNENCE
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DPA OBJECTIVES
P
The basic objective of the programme is to minimize the adverse effects
1 INTRODUCTION of drought on the production of crops and livestock and productivity of
land, water and human resources thereby ultimately leading to the
drought proofing of the affected areas.
2 AREA
COVERED The programme also aims to promote overall economic development and
improving the socio-economic conditions of the resource poor and
disadvantaged sections inhabiting the programme areas.
3 OBJECTIVE
The objectives of the programme are being addressed in general by
taking up development works through watershed approach for land
4 FUNDING development, water resource development and afforestation/pasture
development.
5 GOVERNENCE
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DPA FUNDING
P
Until March, 2000 following cost norms were adopted under DPAP for
1 INTRODUCTION various eco-systems.
2 AREA
COVERED
3 OBJECTIVE
4 FUNDING However with effect from 1.4.2000, uniform cost norms @ Rs.6000/- per
ha. have been introduced. These norms are applicable to projects
sanctioned during and after 2000-2001. In respect of earlier projects
sanctioned upto 1999-2000, the pre-revised cost norms will be applicable.
5 GOVERNENCE
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DPA GOVERNANCE
P
1 INTRODUCTION
2 AREA
COVERED
3 OBJECTIVE
4 FUNDING
5 GOVERNENCE

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Drought Prone Area

From 1995-96, the coverage

The basic object of the

The basic object of the programme is to minimise the adverse effect of

The programme also aims at promoting overall economic development

The major objectives of the programme are as under:-

To restore ecological balance by harnessing, conserving and developing

The above Central share was applicable up to 31st March, 1999.

Drought Prone Area

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