Resources, Institutions and Strategies

Operation Flood and Indian Dairying
1. Auflage 1990
ISBN: 978-0-8039-9648-9
Verlag: SAGE Publications

Buch, Englisch, Band 4, 400 Seiten, Gewicht: 654 g

Reihe: Alternatives in Development

Operation Flood has attracted a great deal of attention in India and abroad. This volume considers some of the major issues raised by the programme. In particular it analyzes the factors responsible for the growth of the `Anand Pattern' which has been chosen as the model for institutional intervention. The volume also covers the possibility of successfully replicating this model in differing agro-ecological and socio-economic environments and the impact of the investments made under Operation Flood on the agricultural sector and the structure of India's cattle population. There are important sections on the ability of Operation Flood to act as an agent of the socio-economic transformation of weaker sections in rural society and the implications for the achievement of a self-reliant dairy economy on the investments made under the programme.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Doornbos, Martin

Nair, K N

Inhaltsverzeichnis

The State of Indian Dairying - Martin Doornbos and K N Nair
An Overview
PART ONE: THE MODEL
The Anand Pattern - S Patel
A Socio-Historical Analysis of its Origin and Growth
The Impact of AMUL on the Milk Economy of the Kheda District - F van Dorsten
Operation Flood and Centralised Dairy Development in India - S George
PART TWO: REPLICATION OF THE MODEL
Operation Flood - V H Joshi
Constraints and Potentialities in Saurashtra
Operation Flood in Ragasthan - P Singh Shekhawat
Replication and Institutional Issues in a Regional Context
Anand in Bihar - M Mitra
Replication of Caste and Class Patterns
PART THREE: THE RESOURCE BASE
Cattle Breeding Technology and Draught Power Availability - K N Nair and A C Dhas
An Unresolved Contradiction
Cattle Development, Nutritional Requirements and Environmental Implications - R Parisot
Structure of Milk Production in Tamil Nadu - A C Dhas
An Analysis of Trends and Sources of Growth
PART FOUR: THE QUESTION OF EQUITY
Operation Flood and the Rural Poor - M Verhagen
Dairy Cooperatives and Rural Development in Gujarat - B S Baviskar
Dairy Development Amongst the Tribals in the Surat District - M Savara
PART FIVE: THE QUESTION OF DEPENDENCE - M MitraProfiles of Women Dairy Producers in Andhra Pradesh
Aid, Trade and Rural Development - S Chatterjee
A Review of New Zealand's Assistance to Indian Dairying
Internal Constraints and External Dependence - S Baviskar and P Terhal
the EEC and Operation Flood
Operation Flood - S M Batra
Impact on the Delhi Milk Market