Prime Minister Dhan-Dhaanya Krishi Yojana (PM DDKY)

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News: The Union Cabinet chaired by the Prime Minister has approved the “Prime Minister Dhan-Dhaanya Krishi Yojana” for a period of six years, beginning with 2025-26 to cover 100 districts.

About Prime Minister Dhan-Dhaanya Krishi Yojana (PM DDKY)

Source – PIB
  • It is a first of its kind scheme, focusing exclusively on agriculture and allied sectors.
  • The scheme was first announced in the Union Budget 2025-26.
  • The Scheme draws inspiration from NITI Aayog’s Aspirational District Programme.
  • Convergence: The Scheme will be implemented through convergence of 36 existing schemes across 11 Departments, other State schemes and local partnerships with the private sector.
  • Outlay: Budget documents do not provide a separate allocation for the scheme.
  • Objectives: The scheme has five objectives:
    1. Enhancing agricultural productivity
    2. Adopting crop diversification and sustainable agriculture practices
    3. Augmenting post-harvest storage at the panchayat and block level
    4. Improving irrigation facilities
    5. Facilitating availability of long-term and short-term credit.
  • Implementation of scheme
    • Identification of districts: 100 districts will be identified based on three key indicators of low productivity, low cropping intensity, and less credit disbursement.
    • Number of districts: The number of districts in each state/UT will be based on the share of Net Cropped Area and operational holdings.
      • However, a minimum of 1 district will be selected from each state.
    • Planning Committees: The Committees will be formed at District, State and National level for effective planning, implementation and monitoring of the Scheme.
      • District Agriculture and Allied Activities Plan will be finalized by the District Dhan Dhaanya Samiti, which will also have progressive farmers as members.
      • The District Plans will be aligned to the national goals of crop diversification, conservation of water and soil health, self-sufficiency in agriculture and allied sectors as well as expansion of natural and organic farming.
    • Monitoring: Progress of the Scheme in each Dhan-Dhaanya district will be monitored on 117 key Performance Indicators through a dashboard on monthly basis.
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