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AGRICULTURE SKILL COUNCIL OF INDIA
PRESENTATION TO SECRETARY(AC&FW), MOA & FW
ON 4TH DECEMBER, 2015
Sowing Skills, Harvesting Opportunities…
INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK FOR SKILL DEVELOPMENT IN INDIA
Government Initiatives23 Central Ministries
State Ministries
Mandate to skill 350 million people by 2022
National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC)
Target of skilling/upskilling 150 million people by 2022
by fostering private sector initiatives
Government Initiatives Private sector initiatives
Ministry of Skill Development &
Enterpreneurship
Cabinet Committee on
Skill Development
National Skill Development Agency (NSDA)
08-Apr-15
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NATIONAL SKILL QUALIFICATION FRAMEWORK
To bring unified Institutional Structure & Standardization in vocational training programs
Key Features• Industry/Employer Centric Approach
• Quality Assurance Framework
•Organizes qualifications according to series of levels of Knowledge, Skills and Aptitude
• Provide Multiple Career Pathways
• Multiple Entry & Exit Option
• Credit Accumulation & Transfer
• Recognition to Prior Learning• Equivalence with Certificate, Degree & Diploma
AGRICULTURE SKILL COUNCIL OF INDIA
ASCI : Industry led initiative - 28 Member Governing Council – Composition: Industry, Government, Academic & Research Institutions and Farmer Groups.
SPONSORS (1/2)
Industry
Seed Industry: National Seed Association of India, MAHYCO
Pesticides Industry: Pesticides Formulators Association of India,
Fertilizer Industry: IFFCO Foundation (Largest Fertilizer Concern/ Farmer Cooperative) DCM Shriram Limited Micro Fertilizer: Indian Micro fertilizer Association (IMMA)
Farm Machinery Industry: Tractor Manufacturer Association and leading players viz.
John Deere Irrigation Industry:
Irrigation Association of India, (Jain Irrigation, Netafim) Dairy : Indian Dairy Association , CLFMA Livestock Association of
India
Government Bodies/ Boards
Indian Council for Agriculture Research (ICAR)
National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD)
National Horticultural Board (NHB)
Small Farmers Agri Business Consortium (SFAC),
Spices Board of India
National Committee on Plasticulture Applications in India (NCPAH)
Tea Board of India,
Coffee Board of India
Coconut Development Board
Agriculture Produce Export Development Authority ( APEDA)
7 Major Industry Associations & 10 Government Bodies | All sub sectors represented | Large & small; MNC & Indian Companies
SPONSORS (2/2)
Farmers Association All India Vegetable Growers
Association
Confederation of Indian Horticulture
UPASI (United Planters Association of Southern India),
All India Grape growers Association
Commodity Exchanges National Collateral Management
Services Ltd (NCMSL)
National Commodity Derivatives & Exchange (NCDEX)
Training Institutions International Horticulture
Innovation and Training Centre
Central Institute of Post Harvest Engineering & Technology
Indian Institute of Plantation Management
OVERVIEW
Section 25 ‘Not For Profit’ Company under the aegis of NSDC, Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship,
GOI
Target Group:
Skill Advisory Board on 1) Pre Harvest 2) Post Harvest 3) Dairy 4) Fisheries and 5) Poultry
Sponsorship from 1) Govt. Bodies & Boards 2) Industry Associations 3) Companies 4) Research & Training
Institutions
Committees 1) Occupational Competency 2) Finance 3) Human Resources 4) Accreditation & Certification
and 5) Stakeholders Engagements) 12-May-15
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• Farmers• Farm Workers• Formal Jobs in Agriculture • Self Employed (MSME & Unorganized Segment)
FOCUS SEGMENTS – ILLUSTRATIVE LIST
Self Employment – Skills
Self and Wage Employment - Skills
PARTNERSHIPS & ACTIVITIES
ENGAGEMENT WITH EDUCATIONAL & RESEARCH INSTITUTES
Engaging Agriculture Universities
Short and Medium term Vocational Courses for Students in emerging Industry , Commercially oriented demand Roles
Joint certification for short term programs
Joint Curriculum Development, Capacity Building and Research
In Colleges under UGC
Introduction of Agriculture based programs mapped with NSQF under Community colleges & B.voc Scheme
Setting up of Kaushal Kendras which can offer programs from certificate till Ph.D and research level.
STATUS TILL DATE
60 QPs developed
117 TPs affiliated
1,38,457 Trainees enrolled
29 States/UTs covered
490 Trainers trained under ‘Train the Trainer’ Programs
359 Assessors empanelled
11 Languages employed for Assessments
Total candidatesTotal Enrolled 1,38,457
Total Assessed 1,21,366
Total Qualified 78,631
Total Certified 73,016
TRAINING PARTNERS
Total No Partners : 117
NSDC funded Partners : 27 ( ILFS, B-ABLE, ORION Edutech, Drisstee, ALC, Sahaj)
Non NSDC funded Partners: 90 ( KGVK, Escorts Skill Development Centre, Mahagrapes , Ayurvet Research Centre, Reep Trust, Samarth )
TRENDS IN AGRICULTURE WORK FORCE IN INDIA 263 million people (54.6%) are
engaged in the agriculture sector and over half of them are now agricultural labourers (Census, 2011)
Total Agricultural Workers expected to decline to 190 million (2022) (expected decline of 33%). (IAMR, 2013)
In Agriculture sector about 18.5% of the workers were skilled in 2009-10 (IAMR), of which Less than 0.5 per cent have formal technical education
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EMERGING AGRICULTURE
Huge demand led growth in several sectors. Rapidly emerging new job segments
- Agri Warehousing, Cold Chain, Logistics & Supply Chain
- Commodity & Financial Markets
- Digital & Agriculture Technology , Weather Forecasting
- Dairy, Poultry, Meat, Fisheries, Horticulture,
- Alternate energy (Solar, Biomass etc)
- Farm Mechanization, Micro Irrigation etc
- Protected Cultivation ( Green House, Hydroponics etc)
- Bamboo, Honey, Medicinal & Herbal, Organic etc
- New requirements in Seeds, Pesticides, Fertilizers etc
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Great Opportunity to Skill Youth for employment in High demand Jobs & Self Employment
EMERGING AGRICULTURE
Huge demand led growth in several sectors. Rapidly emerging new job segments
- Agri Warehousing, Cold Chain, Logistics & Supply Chain
- Commodity & Financial Markets
- Digital & Agriculture Technology , Weather Forecasting
- Dairy, Poultry, Meat, Fisheries, Horticulture,
- Alternate energy (Solar, Biomass etc)
- Farm Mechanization, Micro Irrigation etc
- Protected Cultivation ( Green House, Hydroponics etc)
- Bamboo, Honey, Medicinal & Herbal, Organic etc
- New requirements in Seeds, Pesticides, Fertilizers etc
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Great Opportunity to Skill Youth for employment in High demand Jobs & Self Employment
CURRENT ENGAGEMENT WITH DAC
1. Engagement Commenced with Extension Division & Horticulture Division
2. Developed Draft Occupational Standard for ACABC Enterpreneurs. Improving basis MANAGE Feedback
3. Bee Keeping Curriculum getting aligned.
4. First TOT in Bee Keeping using NBB SME in first week of January.
OTHER POSSIBLE COLLABORATION : ASCI- DAC
Identifying high employability Job Roles and subsequent development of National Occupational Standards (NOS) & Training modules for the same
Affiliation of DAC training Centres without any charges in simplified format
Joint Development of Curriculum aligned with NOSs for training of farmers, Trainers and Extension Workers.
ASCI and its affiliated training providers can work along and supplement State Agriculture Departments.
Optimal utilization of infrastructure & SMEs for ‘Train The Trainer’ programs wherever possible.
National Skill Qualification Framework (NSQF) aligned and Industry recognized certificate for trainees
Recognition to Prior Learning (RPL) programs aligned to NSQF for semi skilled & Skilled Workforce
Promotion of Self Employment/Entrepreneurship based Job Roles
Setting up of segment wise Centre of Excellence with involvement of Industry
Subsector specific skill gap studies viz. Commodities ( NIAM) , Cold Chain (NCCD), Cooperative (NCDC)
SUPPORT EXPECTED FROM DAC
Use of Govt Infrastructure for conducting Training as well as TOT Programs
Linking with different agriculture bodies through an Advisory
Mobilization of already trained workforce/ Officials under various programs of DAC for RPL certification
Providing SMEs as Master Trainers for ToT Programs
Development of LMIS / Skill Development Plan in Agriculture & Horticulture across the States
Providing a list of recent retired officers who can be accessed as Trainers and Assessors by TPs and
Assessment bodies.
Advisory to major Players for utilization of CSR Funds for Skilling in Agriculture.
Funding for sub sectoral skill gap study under DAC scheme if possible
Dr Satender Singh Arya
CEO, Agriculture Skill Council of India(ASCI)
304&305, Bestech Chamber, 3rd Floor, B-Block, Sushant Lok-I, Gurgaon- 122 002 (Haryana)
Tel. : 0120- 4288322/ Mob. 99718 89099
E-Mail ID. : [email protected]
Website: www.asci-india.com
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