About the project:
The Central Highlands Restoration Project(CHiRP) being piloted in Kabirdham District of Chhattisgarh State to restore the landscape in the region and helping the local stakeholders to elevate the Agroforestry sector and to improve their local economy. Please click here for a short overview of the Kabirdham District Kabirdham District. The ultimate aim of the call is to identify a competitive pool of global organizations that offer disruptive solutions focused on improving the yields and adding value to the Non-Timber Forest Products (NTFPs), local agriculture, food processing, and market linkages, and supply chain traceability of local produce.
List of Technology interventions required in the Kabirdham region
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Technology Interventions Required |
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NTFP Processing (please refer to the list of NTPFs grown in the region at the end) |
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Bamboo processing |
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Crop Management |
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Agro – Forestry |
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Market Linkages and Supply chain |
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Value Addition |
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Supporting livelihoods |
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Selection Criteria:
Application process:
Possible forms of collaboration:
Once technologies are shortlisted, the Technology Working Group of the CHiRP project consisting of representatives from Commonland, TNC, Samerth, GBI will assess the path for deployment in the following ways, but not limited to:
Agricultural produce in the Kabirdham Region (indicative list)
NTFPs grownin Kabirdham |
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Indian gooseberry (Amla) Phyllanthus emblica |
Cuddapah Almond (Chironji) Buchananialanzan |
Sal seed Shorearobusta |
Tamarind Tamarindusindica |
Mahua Flower, seed, and leaf Madhucalongifolia |
Behera Terminalia bellirica |
Behera Terminalia bellirica |
Hara Terminalia chebula |
Tomato |
Millets :
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Fruits: Mango, Dates, Berries, Tendu(Diospyros melanoxylon), Jackfruit |
Puffed – Murra, Grains: Wheat, Rice and Maize |
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Non-timber forest products (NTFPs) are any product or service other than timber that is produced in forests. They include fruits and nuts, vegetables, fish and game, medicinal plants, resins, essences and a range of barks and fiber such as bamboo, rattans, and a host of other palms and grasses.