MEGHA-LAMP

Doubling Farmers' Incomes by 2022

MEGHA-LAMP AT A GLANCE

Project Goal

To improve family incomes and the quality of life in rural Meghalaya.

Development Objective

Expanded and sustainable livelihood opportunities adapted to the hill environment and to the effects of climate change.

Project Period

December 2014 – December 2022

Coverage

1,350 villages in 18 blocks across all 11 districts.

KEY COMPONENTS

Integrated Natural Resource Management

The project aims to empower all 1,350 villages with skills and knowledge for sustainable natural resource management planning and implementation of those plans to enhance land productivity and reduce drudgery.

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Rural Finance

This component will strengthen access to finance through the establishment of 300 IVCS across the state and through facilitation of credit access for farmers.

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Inclusive Supply Chain and Enterprise Development

This component focuses on brokering, facilitation and capacity building to facilitate inclusive growth of commodity supply chains covering crops and livestock products, and enterprises by individuals serving local markets.

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Financing Pattern

SI Component IFAD GoM Community Converagnce Bank  Total Project Cost
Component 1 Integrated Natural Resources Management 62.68 54.36 11.12 136.86 0.00 265.02
Component 2 Rural Finance 66.13 31.61 146.10 243.84
Component 3 Inclusive Supply Chain & Enterprise Development 54.64 37.63 92.27
a Integrated Production & Marketing (Pre MTR) 0.29 0.05 0.34
b Enterprise Development (Pre MTR) 3.85 0.68 4.53
c Livestock Development (Pre MTR) 0.56 0.10 0.66
Component 3.2 Access to Markets 69.35 55.64 4.33 129.31
Supporting Component 1 Knowledge Services 19.57 7.68 27.25
Supporting Component 2 District Project Management Units 12.15 16.19 28.34
Supporting Component 3 Project Management Unit, Shillong 9.08 10.99 20.06
Total 298.30 214.92 15.45 136.86 146.10 811.63
In USD Mn 43.90  31.76  2.21  19.55  20.87  118.29 

PROJECT COVERAGE

Blocks covered under Megha-LAMP

KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS

At least 50,000 households adopt new livelihood opportunities linked to markets.

540 villages accessing service for enterprise development from Government and Private sector.

1,200 villages with 90,000 households implementing natural resource management plans

20,000 households report reduced time in collecting domestic water.

70% of Integrated Village Cooperative Societies (ICVS) are financially sustainable and have loan recovery rates of at least 95%.