Dairy Farmers' Satisfaction towards Livestock Service Delivery of NGOs in Bihar

Ranjan, Shashi; Rewani, Sanjay Kumar; Pal, Vijay; Tochhawng, Lalhumliana; Ganguli, Debasis

doi:10.5455/ijlr.20170612053712

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“…The study revealed that an overwhelming 85.00 percent of the respondents perceived above average effectiveness of healthcare service, and only 15.00% perceived poor effectiveness. The result differs from the findings of Ranjan et al (2018). This could be due to the effective and efficient service delivery of the study organization through CSR activities.…”

Section: Perceived Effectiveness Of Different Animal Husbandry Servicescontrasting

confidence: 89%

Livestock Farmers’ Perception on Animal Husbandry Services Rendered Under Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

Verma¹,

Chander²,

Kumar³

et al. 2020

IJ Vet Sci & Bio

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The Animal Husbandry sector receives only 12 percent of the total public expenditure on agriculture and allied areas resulting in underperformance of the sector. However, companies are offering different animal husbandry services under their corporate social responsibility (CSR) programs abiding Section 135(1) of Companies Act 2013. The present study was carried out to assess the perception of livestock farmers on the availability and effectiveness of animal husbandry services rendered under CSR activities. A total of 120 livestock farmers, each with a minimum one adult dairy animal was selected from the villages adopted by the selected companies for delivering CSR activities. Data were collected using a well-structured and pre-tested interview schedule through personal interviews with the respondents and analyzed appropriately to reveal the perception of livestock farmers about the availability and effectiveness of different CSR services. Most of the respondents perceived that extension, production, healthcare, and marketing services were occasionally available with average effectiveness due to the efficiency of services offered through CSR activities. Further, they perceived that the rarely available credit service had poor effectiveness. Healthcare service was the most preferred service in terms of availability and effectiveness, while credit service was the least preferred both in terms of availability and effectiveness.

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Section: Perceived Effectiveness Of Different Animal Husbandry Servicescontrasting

confidence: 89%