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Process Monitoring Template 6 -Form Fill
Village Information
Q01
State Name
Q02
State Code
Q03
District Name
Q04
District Code
Q05
Block Name
Q06
Block Code
Q07
Gram Panchayat Name
Q08
Gram Panchayat Code
Q09
Village Name
Q10
Village Code
Q11
Village Unique ID
Survey Information
A01
Name of the respondents
A02
Respondent identification code
A03
FIRST VISIT
A03_1
Interviewer name
A03_2
Interviewed code
A03_3
Date of the interview
A03_4
Result of the interview
Interview complete
Visit rescheduled
Interview incomplete
Refused
Respondent is out of station for an extended period
Respondent is temporarily away
Other (specify)
A03_5
Record time when you start the interview
A03_6
Record time when you end the interview
A04
SECOND VISIT
A04_1
Interviewer name
A04_2
Interviewed code
A04_3
Date of the interview
A04_4
Result of the interview
Interview complete
Visit rescheduled
Interview incomplete
Refused
Respondent is out of station for an extended period
Respondent is temporarily away
Other (specify)
A04_5
Record time when you start the interview
A04_6
Record time when you end the interview
A05
THIRD VISIT
A05_1
Interviewer name
A05_2
Interviewed code
A05_3
Date of the interview
A05_4
Result of the interview
Interview complete
Visit rescheduled
Interview incomplete
Refused
Respondent is out of station for an extended period
Respondent is temporarily away
Other (specify)
A05_5
Record time when you start the interview
A05_6
Record time when you end the interview
Basic Information of the member & group
B01
Name of the SHG
B02
What is your age? (in completed years)
B03
What is your highest educational qualification?
Illiterate
No Schooling (But knows to read/ write)
Primary
Secondary
High Secondary
Diploma/ ITI
Graduation
Post Graduation
If other, please specify
B04
What is your marital status?
Unmarried
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Separated
Deserted
B05
Do you hold any key position in the village?
None
Sarpanch
Upsarpanch
Police Patil
Panch/ Ward Member
Panchayat Secretary
School Teacher
Anganwadi Teacher
Government Official
Office Bearer in CBO
Community Cadre (CRP, Sakhi, Mitra, VRP, etc.)
If other, please specify
B06
What is your main economic activity?
Self Employed
Private Sector
Government Sector
Teacher
Unpaid family worker
Farmer
Casual wage labourer
If other, please specify
B07
When was your SHG formed?
B08
Is your SHG formed under the SRLM?
Yes
No
B09
Which organization helped in the formation of this SHG?
B10
How many members are there in your SHG for 2021-22?
B11
Please tell us the caste composition of your SHG in the current period 2021-22?
B12
How many members in your SHG in the current period 2021-22 belong to Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTGs)?
B13
How many members have dropped off in the last year?
B14
Are SHG members aware of what producer groups are?
Yes
No
B15
Are there any SHG members who are part of the producer group?
Yes
No
B16
Are there any SHG members who are part of any producer enterprise/Farmer Producer Company (FPC)?
Yes
No
B17
What is the average age of the members of this SHG?
B18
Are the SHG meetings held weekly?
Yes
No
B19
If not, how frequently are the meetings of the SHGs conducted?
Fortnightly
Monthly
According to the member’s convenience
B20
On average, what was the expected attendance record in the meetings that happened in the last three months?
B20_1
Month 1
B20_2
Month 2
B20_3
Month 3
B21
On average, what is the attendance record in the meetings that happened in the last three months?
B21_1
Month 1
B21_2
Month 2
B21_3
Month 3
B22
How often has the group leadership been rotated?
half yearly
Annually
Not rotating
Other’s, specify ____
B23
Has this SHG/ representative of this SHG attended the meetings at the VO level?
Yes
No
B24
Pre-Covid, how frequently were the VO meetings attended by the SHG members/representatives?
weekly
fortnightly
monthly
quarterly
Others specify
B25
During Covid, how frequently were the SHG members/representatives attending VO meetings?
weekly
fortnightly
monthly
quarterly
Others specify
B26
During the last month, how much time was spent by SHG members/representatives attending the VO meetings?
B27
Pre-Covid, on average, how much time was spent by SHG members/representatives attending the VO meetings?
B28
Has this SHG/ representative of this SHG attended the meetings at the CLF level?
Yes
No
B29
Pre-Covid, how frequently were the VO meetings attended by the SHG members/representatives?
weekly
fortnightly
monthly
quarterly
Others specify
B30
During the last month, how much time was spent by SHG members/representatives attending the CLF meetings?
B31
What is your opinion on the time spent on the meetings at both VO and CLF levels?
Meetings are important and necessary for members and SHGs
Meetings are important but not necessary for members and SHGs
Meetings are mere waste of time for members and SHGs
Other’s specify
B32
What areas do the group feel the SHGs are helpful for women?
B33
According to the group, the ongoing pandemic affected the activities of SHGs
B34
According to the group, what are the key barriers to becoming members of SHG?
B35
What can be done to mitigate these challenges?
B36
Has this SHG ever received any help and support from the VO linked with the SHG?
Yes
No
B37
How did the VO help and/or support your SHG?
Credit support
Peer support
Brining clarity on the issues faced
Resolving the conflicts
Knowledge enhancement
Other’s specify
B38
How frequently has this SHG been helped or supported by the VO?
During monthly meetings
In every quarter
Half yearly
Annually
Only when we demand/seek their help and support
B39
How important is the VO to your SHG, considering the activities that the VO has performed?
Very important
Important
Neutral
Less important
Troublesome
B40
Has your SHG ever received any help and support from the CLF linked with the SHG?
Yes
No
B41
How did the CLF help and/or support your SHG?
Credit support
Peer support
Brining clarity on the issues faced
Resolving the conflicts
Knowledge enhancement
Other’s specify
B42
How frequently have your SHG been helped or supported by the CLF?
During monthly meetings
In every quarter
Half yearly
Annually
Only when we demand/seek their help and support
B43
How important is the CLF to your SHG, considering the activities that the CLF has performed?
Very important
Important
Neutral
Less important
Troublesome
B44
Are you aware of Lakhpati Mahila Kisan initiative?
Yes
No
B45
Has this SHG identified members for Lakhpati Mahila Kisan initiative?
Yes
No
B46
How many members of your SHG have been identified for the Lakhpati Mahila Kisan Initiative?
B47
Which are the activities promoted by the SHG under Lakpathi Mahila Kisan Initiative?
Farming
Livestock/Poultry
Fishery
NTFP
Non-farm
Other’s specify
B48
How many SHG members are engaged in
B48_1
One livelihood activity
B48_2
Two livelihood activities
B48_3
More than two livelihood activities
B49
How did the CLF help SHG for the Lakhpati Mahila Kisan Initiative?
B50
How did the VO help SHG for the Lakhpati Mahila Kisan Initiative?
Financial Performance
C01
What is the total fund that was available with the SHG in the last three months (from 1st Apr 2022)?
C02
How much money has been disbursed by the SHG in the last three months (from 1st Apr 2022)?
C03
Does the SHG have a bank account?
Yes
No
C04
If not, what are the reasons for not having a bank account?
C05
Has the group designated any member who will be operating the account?
Yes
No
C06
If yes, please specify the designation of the SHG member
President
Secretary
Treasurer
Community Mobilizer
BC Sakhi
Book keeper
Others specify
C07
Can you briefly tell us about the formalities your SHG had to fulfill to open an account?
C08
Has the SHG taken any loan from the bank?
Yes
No
C09
How many bank loans have been taken by this SHG after its formation (ongoing and closed)?
C09_1
How many bank loans availed by this SHG after its formation are collateral-free loans?
C09_2
What was the total amount of collateral-free loans demanded by the SHG?
C09_3
What was the total amount of other (with submission of collateral) bank loans amount demanded by the SHG?
C10
What was the total sanctioned loan amount (Collateral free loans), including interest?
C10_1
What is the average interest rate of the collateral-free bank loans availed by this SHG?
C10_2
What was the total sanctioned loan amount for other loans (with collateral submission), including interest?
C10_3
What is the average interest rate of bank loans with collateral availed by this SHG?
C11
What has been the total repayment of the bank loan (collateral free) till June 2022?
C11A
Principal
C11B
Interest
C12
What has been the total repayment of the bank loan (with collateral) till June 2022?
C12A
Principal
C12B
Interest
C13
How much time, on average, does it take for the bank loan to be approved?
C14
Does the SHG have a micro-credit plan (MCP) in place?
Yes
No
C15
As per the norms of the SHG, what minimum weekly savings should each SHG member contribute?
C16
Autogenerate expected savings from 1st Apr 2022 to 30th June 2022
C17
What has been the total savings of the group from 1st Apr 2022 to 30th June 2022
C18
Record reasons if the gap between 516-515 is more than 20%
C19
What is the total fund that was available with the SHG in the last three months (from 1st Apr 2022)?
C20
How much money has been disbursed by the SHG in the last three months (from 1st Apr 2022)?
C21
What has been the total borrowing of the group from 1st Apr 2022 to 30th June 2022?
C22
How many members asked for a loan in the last three months?
C23
How many members have sanctioned the loan in the last 3 months?
C24
Has the SHG funded any interest-free loans to its members in the last three months?
Yes
No
C25
How many members have accessed interest-free loans from your SHG in the last three months?
C26
Do you think providing interest-free loans has helped improve the penetration of funds within the SHG?
Yes
No
C27
How did the SHG members utilize the interest-free loans they availed in the last 3 months?
C28
Can you categorize the individual loans by their amount in the last three months?
C28_1
Less than 1000: ___
C28_2
1000-2500:____
C28_3
2500-5000:____
C28_4
5000-10000:___
C28_5
10000-20000: ___
C28_6
20000+: ______
C29
How long (in terms of days) does it take for a member to receive the loan within SHG after they apply?
C30
Do the members of this SHG follow on-time repayment of the loans they availed?
Yes
No
C31
What was the expected total repayment, including interest, from 1st April 2022 to 30th June 2022?
C32
What have been the loan's total repayments, including interest from 1st April 2022 to 30th June 2022?
C33
Did the SHG receive any revolving funds?
Yes
No
C34
What has been the total amount of Revolving fund that the SHG received in 2021-22?
C35
What was the amount of Revolving Fund repaid by this SHG in 2021-22?
C36
What has been the total amount of Community Investment Fund that the SHG received in 2021-22?
C37
What was the amount of Community Investment Fund repaid by this SHG in 2021-22?
C38
How did the SHG/SHG members utilize the Community Investment Fund they received in 2021-22?
C39
What has been the total Vulnerability Reduction Fund the SHG has received?
C40
What was the amount of the Vulnerability Reduction Fund repaid by this SHG in 2021-22?
C41
What has the total amount of Livelihoods/Layering Fund the SHG has received?
C42
What amount of Livelihood/Layering funds will be repaid by this SHG in 2021-22?
C43
Has the SHG taken any loan from the VOs in 2021-22? (other than VRF, CIF, Livelihood/layering funds)
Yes
No
C44
What is the amount of the loan (besides VRF, CIF, and Livelihood/layering funds) taken by the SHG from the VO in 2021-22?
C45
What is the average annual interest charged by VO on loans to your SHG?
C46
What have been the expected total repayments of the loan from the SHGs to the VO during 2021-22?
C47
What have been the total repayments of the loan from the SHGs to the VO’s during 2021-22?
C48
Has the SHG received any loans from the CLFs in 2021-22? (other than VRF, CIF, Livelihood/layering funds)
Yes
No
C49
If yes, in the last year, what is the total amount of loan received from the CLF in 2021-22?
C50
What is the average annual interest charged by CLF on loans to your SHG?
C51
What have been the expected total repayments of the loan from the SHGs to the CLF during 2021-22?
C52
What have been the total repayments of the loan from the SHGs to the CLF during 2021-22?
C53
What percentage of SHG members are dependent on other informal sources for credit?
Below 20%
20-50%
50-70%
Above 70%
C54
What has been the total amount of funds received from the mission as a vulnerability reduction fund during 2020-2021?
C55
What has been the total amount of funds received from the mission in the form of Livelihoods/Layering Fund during 2020-2021?
C56
Who all helped the SHG in getting through the bank formalities?
Bank officials
Bank Correspondent
Family/Friends
other’s (please specify)
C57
Has any of the SHG members made any investments in the last year?
Yes
No
C58
Has there been an impact of the ongoing pandemic on the group’s ability to save?
C59
Has there been an impact of the ongoing pandemic on your group’s ability to invest?
C60
How influential are your family's female members in the decision-making process related to savings, investments, and loans?
they are not involved in the decision-making process
they play a minimal role
they have an equal say
they can voice their opinion, but the final decision is taken by the male members of the household
Other’s (please specify)
C61
What are the top purposes for which these members usually take these loans?
to meet the household expenses
to develop income generation activities
to pay off other debts
Others (please specify)
C62
Now I will ask about the loan disbursement and repayment in the last 3 months
C62A
As on 31st May 2022
C62A_1
Total loan amount demanded (in INR)
C62A_2
Total loan amount disbursed (in INR)
C62A_3
Total loan outstanding (in INR)
C62A_4
Expected payment of Principal amount (in INR)
C62A_5
Expected payment of Interest amount (in INR)
C62A_6
Actual collection of Principal amount (in INR)
C62A_7
Actual collection of Interest amount (in INR)
C62A_8
Closing Balance (Cash in Hand) (in Rs)
C62A_9
Closing Balance (Cash in Bank) (in Rs)
C62A_10
Total Amount overdue for more than 30 days (only principal)
C62A_11
Total Amount overdue for more than 90 days (only principal)
C62B
As on 30th June 2022
C62B_1
Total loan amount demanded (in INR)
C62B_2
Total loan amount disbursed (in INR)
C62B_3
Total loan outstanding (in INR)
C62B_4
Expected payment of Principal amount (in INR)
C62B_5
Expected payment of Interest amount (in INR)
C62B_6
Actual collection of Principal amount (in INR)
C62B_7
Actual collection of Interest amount (in INR)
C62B_8
Closing Balance (Cash in Hand) (in Rs)
C62B_9
Closing Balance (Cash in Bank) (in Rs)
C62B_10
Total Amount overdue for more than 30 days (only principal)
C62B_11
Total Amount overdue for more than 90 days (only principal)
C62C
As on 31st July 2022
C62C_1
Total loan amount demanded (in INR)
C62C_2
Total loan amount disbursed (in INR)
C62C_3
Total loan outstanding (in INR)
C62C_4
Expected payment of Principal amount (in INR)
C62C_5
Expected payment of Interest amount (in INR)
C62C_6
Actual collection of Principal amount (in INR)
C62C_7
Actual collection of Interest amount (in INR)
C62C_8
Closing Balance (Cash in Hand) (in Rs)
C62C_9
Closing Balance (Cash in Bank) (in Rs)
C62C_10
Total Amount overdue for more than 30 days (only principal)
C62C_11
Total Amount overdue for more than 90 days (only principal)
C63
Income and expenditure of SHGs
C63_1
Expenditure of SHG (INR): Remuneration of cadres
C63_2
Expenditure of SHG (INR): Penalty paid to higher level federations
C63_3
Expenditure of SHG (INR): Travel expenses
C63_4
Expenditure of SHG (INR): Marketing of produce
C63_5
Expenditure of SHG (INR): other miscellaneous expenses
C63_6
Income of the SHG (INR): Grants from SRLM
C63_7
Income of the SHG (INR): Grants from VO and CLF
C63_8
Income of the SHG (INR): Interest income from the loan to members
C63_9
Income of the SHG (INR): Interest income from the funds in the bank
C63_10
Income of the SHG (INR): Fines and penalties from SHG members
C63_11
Income of the SHG (INR): Other income
Insurance
D01
Are the members of your group aware of any available insurance products?
Yes
No
D01A
Which of the following schemes are the members aware of?
Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Bima Yojana (PMJJBY)
Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Bima Yojana (PMSBY)
Pradhan Mantri Jan Aarogya Yojana (PMJAY)/ Ayushman Bharat Yojana
Others (specify) _________
D01B
How many members in your group are aware of insurance schemes?
D02
What are the main sources from which you got awareness about various Insurance?
Other SHG members
TV/Radio
Search Websites
Newspaper
Others
D03
Have you provided awareness about insurance products to other members of your village?
Yes
No
D04
How many members in your group have insurance?
D05
Can you tell us briefly about the process they followed to get insured?
D06
Who had informed them about the various insurance products?
Other SHG members
TV/Radio
Search Websites
Newspaper
Others
D07
Can you tell us the top two forms of insurance that most of the group has availed of?
Life Insurance General
Life Insurance PMJJBY
Accident Insurance General
Accident Insurance PMSBY
Health Insurance
Vehicle insurance
Animal Insurance
Crop Insurance
Other’s (please specify)
D08
Can you tell us how most members pay the premium amount?
Self Contribution
Subsidized
D09
What is the average amount paid by the group as the premium for the insurance they have taken?
D10
Did any group members claim under the insurance schemes in the last year?
Yes
No
D11
Did the group member receive the claimed amount?
Yes
No
D12
What is the average time usually taken to avail claim benefits for insurance policies by any group member?
D13
What was the claim amount that was received?
D14
If they haven’t received any claim, what were the reasons for not getting the claim amount?
Cause outside coverage
Documents lost
Insurance not renewed
Other’s (please specify)
D15
Can you tell us for how long, on average, the group members had this insurance?
D16
According to the group, what are the major facilitators and challenges for people to buy insurance?
D17
What steps do you think can be taken to mitigate the challenges?
D18
Is the SHG aware of what is an insurance settlement process?
Yes
No
D19
Who informed the group about the processes of insurance settlement?
D20
What are the reasons that the group members have not taken insurance?
Lack of awareness
Don’t feel the need for any insurance
Don’t have sufficient money
Does not have regular income
Want to take but don’t know whom to approach
Difficulty in traveling to the insurance office/ govt. office
Costly to make multiple travel visits to Insurance offices
Insurance companies don’t pay the claim on time
lack of trust because of bad experiences of some family in the village/ relatives
Other’s (Specify)
D21
How influential are the female members of the family in the process of buying insurance?
they are not involved in the decision-making process
they play a minimal role
they have an equal say
they can voice their opinion, but the final decision is taken by the male members of the household
Others (please specify)
Pension
E01
Are you and other group members aware of pension schemes?
Yes
No
E02
How many members in your group are aware of pension schemes?
E03
What mediums did you and other group members use to learn about the pension schemes?
Newspaper
Radio
Social Media
SHG members
Govt officials
Other’s
E04
Have you provided awareness to other women regarding the various pension scheme?
Yes
No
E05
According to you, what are the various pension products available in your district?
E06
How many members of your group are eligible for pension products?
E07
Have you or other group members purchased/subscribed to any pension scheme?
Yes
No
E08
How many office bearers of the SHG are enrolled in the contributory pension scheme?
E09
How many SHG members are enrolled in the contributory pension scheme at present?
E10
What are most of these members' contributions towards the pension scheme?
Once a month
Annually
Half yearly
Quarterly
No criteria, members pay when they can
E11
How many office bearers of this SHG have taken a pension scheme (exclude contributory pension scheme)?
E12
How many members of this SHG have taken a pension scheme (exclude contributory pension scheme)?
E13
What are the top two kinds of pension schemes that have been bought?
Old Age Pension
Widow Pension
Disability Pension
Atal Pension Yojana
National Pension Scheme
Jeevan Akshay Policy
Others
E14
What is the kind in which the eligible beneficiaries receive the payment?
Cash in Hand
through bank account
Money Order
others
E15
What factors led you or the other group members to subscribe to a pension scheme?
E16
Can you briefly tell us about the understanding of the people who have taken the pension and their purpose for taking the pension scheme?
E17
What are the reasons that some members may not have bought any pension plan?
Lack of awareness
Too expensive
Don’t feel the need for a pension plan
Do not have a regular income
Not eligible
other’s
E18
According to the group, what promotes more people in the nearby neighborhood to buy pension plans?
E19
According to SHG, what challenges restrict more people in your neighborhood from buying pension plans?
E20
What steps can be taken to mitigate these challenges?
SHG Transactions through BC Sakhi
F01
How do you conduct financial transactions within your group? (Multiple Choice)
Cash
Cheque
Other
F02
Have you heard about the BC Sakhi intervention?
Yes
No
F03
Is there a BC Sakhi operating in your area?
Yes
No
F04
Are you aware that you could conduct SHG transactions through the BC point?
Yes
No
F05
How did you learn about conducting SHG transactions through the BC point?
BC Sakhi
SLRM Staff
Bank officials
Others Specify
F06
Has the SHG ever conducted transactions through the BC point?
Yes
No
F07
What sort of transactions were carried out? (Multiple Choice)
Member of Group
Group to Member
Member to Member
Group to Group (SHG to VO and VO to SHG)
F08
Is there a policy for transacting through the BC point?
Nature of Transaction
Amount of Transaction
No policy as such, done at the convenience
F09
How many transactions did your SHG conduct through the BC point in the last 3 months?
F10
Why did you not conduct more transactions through the BC point
As per policy
Conducting transactions through BC Sakhi is too tedious
SHG members prefer conducting transactions in cash
BC Sakhi is unavailable during meetings
Any other (specify)
F11
What do you think are the advantages of conducting transactions through BC Sakhi? (open-ended)
F12
What are the disadvantages? (open-ended)
F13
Why didn’t you conduct SHG transactions through the BC point?
Mapping individual SHG members to SHG accounts hasn’t been completed.
Conducting transactions through BC Sakhi is too tedious
SHG members prefer conducting transactions in cash
BC Sakhi is unwilling /unavailable to conduct group transactions
Agri-Nutri Gardens
G01
Are you aware about agri nutri-gardens?
Yes
No
G02
How did you come to know about the agri-nutri gardens?
VO meeting
SHG meeting
CLF meeting
Community Members
NRLM Staff
Others
Don’t Know
G03
Have you, other SHG women/community members set up an agri-nutri garden?
Yes
No
G04
How many women are there in your SHG
G05
Amongst these, how many SHG women have set up an agri-nutri garden
G06
How many non-SHG women from the village have set up agri-nutri garden?
G07
How many women in your SHG are beneficiaries of the Integrated Child Development Scheme (ICDS)?
G08
What are the reasons women do not choose to set up an agri-nutri garden?
G09
What is the total land area under cultivation for agri-nutri graden for all the beneficiaries (both SHG and non-SHG members)?
G09A
Unit
acre
hectare
bigha
Kila
Katha
Biswa
Decimal
Guntha
Others
Don’t Know
G10
What is the total land are under cultivation for the agri-nutri garden for your SHG members?
G10A
Unit
acre
hectare
bigha
Kila
Katha
Biswa
Decimal
Guntha
Others
Don’t Know
G11
Did anyone assist you in setting up the agri-nutri garden?
CRP
No-one
Others
Don’t Know
G12
What help does the CRP offer to SHG members in setting up agri-nutri-gardens?
G13
What all does your agri-nutri garden have?
Fruits and Vegetables
Fishery
Poultry
Livestock (Goat)
Other’s specify
I don’t have an agri-nutri garden
G14
Do you receive an all year round supply of agriculture seedlings?
Yes
No
G15
Are these seeds HYV seeds/ GM Seeds?
Yes
No
G16
Who supplied the seedlings?
Own purchase
Supplied by the Group
Krishi Sakhi
Other’s specify
G17
Do you receive an all year round supply of fingerlings?
Yes
No
G18
Who supplied the fingerlings?
Own purchase
Supplied by the Group
Krishi Sakhi
Other’s specify
G19
Do you receive an all year round supply of chicks?
Yes
No
G20
Who supplied the chicks?
Own purchase
Supplied by the Group
Krishi Sakhi
Other’s specify
G21
Did you receive help from MGNREGS to set up the Agri-Nutri Garden?
Yes
No
G22
In what ways does MGNREGS support you in setting up agri-nutri gardens
Construct Irrigation Wells
Construct Recharge Puts
Construct Soak Pits
Construct shelters for livestock breeding
Construct compost pits/vermi-compost/NADEP/ Berkeley compost pit
Levelling waste-lands or fallow lands
Block plantation of horticulture trees in fields/government building premises
Construction of re-charge pits
Construction of infrastructure for azola cultivation
Boundary line plantation for horticultural trees
Live fencing for block plantations
Raising nursery
construction of fishery pond
G23
How do women typically fund their agri-nutrition gardens?
Loans from SHG
Own funds
Other
Don’t Know
G24
How many SHG members have taken loans from this SHG for setting up of agri-nutri garden?
G25
What is the total amount of loan taken by this SHG members from this SHG for the agri-nutri garden?
G26
How many SHG members have repaid the loans taken from this SHG for setting up of agri-nutri garden?
G27
What is the total amount of loan repaid by the SHG members who have taken loan for agri-nutri garden?
G28
Did the CRP(s) assist you in setting up agri-nutri gardens?
Yes
No
G29
Did you receive any training for setting up the agri nutria garden?
Yes
No
G30
What all subjects are covered in your training?
Design of agri-nutri garden (2 tier, 3 tier etc.)
Diversity of crops in the garden (tuber, leafy crops, pulses etc.)
Use of native seeds/HYV seeds
Seed preparation
Soil mulching
Use of organic pesticides and fertilizers
Compost preparation from kitchen waste
Irrigation management (drainage pit)
Use of green manure
Use of Livestock/poultry dung for manure
line sowing and spacing
Other’s specify
G31
Were exposure visits a part of your training?
Yes
No
G32
What is the frequency of trainings in a year?
Start of season
Monthly
Quarterly
Half yearly
Irregular
G33
Does the cadres visit your field for monitoring the cultivation practices in the agri-nutri garden?
Yes
No
G34
On a scale of 1-5, please rate the existing trainings offered to you
Very poor
Poor
Neither Poor, Nor good
Good
Very Good
G35
How can the trainings be improved to help you better assist mahila kisans in setting up nutri-gardens?
G36
How do agri-nutri gardens help you/ SHG women?
G37
How has the agri-nutri garden impacted your daily consumption of food and expenditure on food?
No difference
Increased consumption and Reduced expenditure
Increased consumption and increased expenditure
Other
G38
What kind of additional support do you require to run agri-nutri gardens successfully?
G39
Do you/other SHG members sell the harvest from the agri-nutri garden in the market?
Yes
No
G40
Approximately, what proportion of the harvest from agri-nutri garden in the last season have been sold in the market?
G41
What are the reasons for the sale crops produced in the agri nutri garden in the market?
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