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Institute of Applied Systems and Rural Development
Jatropha Plantation in India
 
Promotion of Jatropha plantation
Seminars on Bio-diesel
Rural development projects
Environment Protection
Jatropha Consultancy Noida
 
PROJECTS COMPLETED:
With a view to serve the above, IASRD has adopted a few parks and green belts in Noida. The fruit bearing trees have been planted in these parks and the green belt. These are regularly maintained by the Institute. Further IASRD submitted a proposal of Tree Planatation in all the Police Stations of Gautam Budh Nagar District in June 2003 to Shri Rajiv Krishan, the then Sr. Police Superintendent, Gautam Budh Nagar which was agreed for implementation. IASRD designed innovative schemes such as Cash Prize for the Best Police Stations under this Plantation Program to motivate and enlist the support of the Police Personne. The event was covered by the media and the programme went off very well
SEMINAR ON “ BIO-DIESEL:   ENERGY SECURITY FOR THE NATION”

India is importing oil to meet the oil based demand for energy. About 70% of the domestic demand is met through imported oil. The price of the oil in the international market is ever increasing. This is putting a heavy burden on scarce foreign exchange of the country as the price for imported oil is paid in foreign currency. In order to reduce dependence on imported oil it is proposed to replace petro-diesel by bio-diesel which can be produced indigenously from oil bearing seeds. Due to scarcity of edible oil in the country, the edible oil cannot be used for this purpose. However, the tree borne oil seeds can be used for production of bio-diesel.

Jatropha carcus, Carunja (Pongemia Pinnata) and Neem seeds come in this category. Out of all available oil bearing seeds Jatropha seed is considered most suitable because 35% to 40% oil can be extracted from it which is highest amongst all oil bearing seeds in India.

Although Jatropha plant grows faster, even it takes three years to bear fruits, i.e., starts yielding seeds. In view of this the plantation of Jatropha need to be undertaken immediately. In order to produce bio-diesel in sufficient quantity, it is necessary to organize awareness programmes at the national level for plantation of Jatropha carcus. For achieving the national target stipulated for replacing petro-diesel by bio-diesel to the extent of 20% by 2011 it is necessary to bring large areas under Jatropha plantation. Keeping this in view it has been planned to bring about 13.4 million hectares of land under Jatropha plantation. In order to translate this into reality it would mean identification of wasteland, various stake holders and formulation of plans for plantation of Jatropha saplings thereon.

At present a limited segment of people in the country are aware of utility of Jatropha in this respect. In order to involve large number of people and institutions in plantation of Jatropha there is a need for organizing awareness programmes at the national level so that this concept can be propagated widely . Hence, with this back ground, IASRD organized the above Seminar at New Delhi on 7th March 2006. The Seminar was inaugurated by Hon'ble Union Minister of Youth Affairs, Sports and Panchayati Raj Shri Mani Shanker Aiyar. Dr. K.D. Gupta, Chairman, IASRD welcomed the Chief Guest. Shri S.C. Tripathi IAS, former Secretary, Ministry of Petroleum, Govt. of India delivered the key note address.
The Seminar was largely attended by representatives of Panchayati Raj Institutions from 40 districts in Chattisgarh, Gujarat, Haryana, Rajasthan, U.P and Uttaranchal and delegates from cement industry etc. The Seminar was sponsored by Indian Oil Corporation Ltd, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd., and PCRA . Ms. Leena Mehendale, IAS, Principal Secretary, Govt. of Maharashtra, Mr. N.R. Raje, former Director IOC, Mr. N.K Sehgal, Director, Ministry of Panchayati Raj, Janardan Sharma, Manager, BPCL, K.S. Verma, Tribo Consultant Mr.Ajit Kumar, Joint Director, PCRA, Mr. A.K. Lohia, General Secretary, Uttaranchal Bio-fuel Board, were among the prominent speakers The conclusions and recommendations of the Seminar are compiled in a Compendium published by the Institute.

Institute of Applied Systems & Rural Development (IASRD), the principal organizer of the Seminar, is at present engaged in plantation of Jatropha along the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sarak Yojna (PMGSY) in Jewar Block of Gautam Budh Nagar(U.P). A total of 40000 Jatropha saplings are to be planted along the 40 km stretch of PMGSY Roads. In this programme Gram Panchayats and Self Help Groups(SHGs) are involved. The special features of the Jatropha plantation in Jewar Block is that 20 Gram Panchayats under whose jurisdiction 40 km stretch of roads falls are stakeholders on the one hand and Self Help Groups constituted by the IASRD under Swaranjayanti Gram Swarojgar Yojna (SGSY) are the stake-holders on the other hand.
ONGOING PROJECTS:
Jatropha Nursery at Hathras:
To meet the requirement of plantation of Jatropha in large scale, IASRD has encouraged villagers to set up Jatropha nurseries. One such nursery has been set up at Hathras City of Maha Maya Nagar District, U.P. Steps have already been initiated for increasing the catchment area for the proposed plant by way of development such nurseries. And propagating cultivatiion of Jatropa by the farmers of the area. IASRD also helps in setting up and procurement of Jatropha saplings from different areas.
PROPOSED PROJECTS:
Plantation of Jatropha in Gautam Budh Nagar Distt.:

Project on Plantation of Jatropha Carcus along the Roads constructed under Pradhan Mantri Gram Sarak Yojana (PMGSY) Gautam Budh Nagar, UP.

Project on Rearch Village in Himachal:

The Institute has submitted a proposal for setting up a Research Village in tribal districts of Himachal Pradesh. The Project envisages to study bio-diversity of the area and document the traditional knowledge base of the tribal community. The Project has been well received by the State Government, who have offered to collaborate with IASRD in the Project and provide logistic support. The Government of Orissa has also shown keen interest to implement the project.

Project on Training of Self Help Groups in Carpet Weaving:

Background Details:

Jewar block is the most backward area of Gautam Budh Nagar. It has remained economically backward due to absence of roads, communication and consequent employment opportunities. There are large number of people in this area who come under BPL Category. As per Govt. of India Policy , below the poverty line people have to be econmically lifted. Institute of Applied Systems & Rural Development (IASRD) is registered with DRDA Gautam Budh Nagar. In pursuance of this objective, the institute has initiated the development intervention programme in the block for the BPL people. IASRD is an institution registered in 1982 under the Society's Act 1860 . The institute is engagaed in developmental programmes since its inception. A copy of the various activities of the institute alongwith its registration certificate are enclosed at Annexure
 
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