Episode 12 of 20Chapter 4 · Reports and Payments
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PKVY clusters report their progress every year: farmers, area, certification, training and payments. The format and dates are set by the State Department of Agriculture, and the Regional Council's own annual report includes the schemes it implements. This episode covers what to collect and how to keep it accurate.

The short version

  1. Confirm the format and date with your State Department of Agriculture each year.
  2. The RC's annual report (Format-15) has a table for government schemes.
  3. Collect figures through the year, not at the deadline.
  4. Check the figures against the portal before submitting.
Test yourself

Who Reports What

Progress reporting follows the scheme's chain: RCs, the State Department of Agriculture, and the Ministry.

PKVY funds flow from the Centre to the State, to the Regional Councils, and on to farmers. Progress reports travel back up the same chain. The State Department of Agriculture sets the reporting format and dates for its RCs and agencies.

Separately, each Regional Council's annual report under the PGS-India guidelines (Format-15) has a table on government schemes implemented: scheme, year, area, farmers, groups, and certificates issued as PGS-Green and PGS-Organic.

Do not assume a fixed deadline such as 31 March. Confirm the date with the State Department of Agriculture each year.

The Figures to Collect

Farmers, area, groups, certification status, appraisals, training, and DBT payments.

FigureWhere it comes from
Farmers and areaPortal farmer list and land records
Groups and statusPortal group list: active, suspended
CertificatesPGS-Green and PGS-Organic, by season
Appraisals doneSummary sheets uploaded
TrainingAttendance registers
DBT paidPayment records, by farmer

Checking Accuracy

Cross-check against the portal and land records, spot-check in the field, and have a second person verify.

  1. Cross-check.Farmer counts and area against the portal and land records.
  2. Spot-check.Visit or call a sample of farmers to confirm area and crops.
  3. Two-person check.One person compiles, another verifies.
  4. Keep a change log.Every correction: old value, new value, date and reason.

Illustrative workload. At about five minutes per farmer to cross-check area and production, a 180-farmer cluster takes about 15 hours.

Tracking Through the Year

Keep one master register and update it every quarter, so the annual report is a summary, not a search.

Check yourself

Tap an answer to see whether you are right, and why.

Who sets the PKVY progress report format and dates for agencies?

  1. The State Department of Agriculture
  2. APEDA
  3. Each farmer

Confirm the format and dates each year; do not assume a fixed date.

Which RC report under PGS-India includes a table on government schemes?

  1. Format-9
  2. Format-15
  3. Format-10

Format-15 is the RC's annual report.

Remember these things

  • Confirm format and dates each year.
  • Collect figures through the year.
  • Check against the portal.
  • Keep a change log.

A register kept up to date makes the annual report accurate and quick. KrushiFlow validates these fields and submits farmer records to the portal in bulk.

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