INTEGRATED SANITATION FARMING SYSTEM (ISFS)

BACKGROUND

Our is an agricultural country but due to population pressure, land segregation, high input cost, low income and unbalancing of ecosystem the state of this sector is quite fragile. In spite of above this sector is also a threat for environment due to agrochemicals and waste water. These agrochemicals and waste water percolate in the soil making it polluted; so to save the environment and soil, fill the mouth of population and wise use of waste water is the need of the time.

To cover this ISFS program has been started. In this system both types of farming (crop farming and live stock) are integrated with waste water in a chain that is ecologically and economically much beneficial for humanity and environment.

Following are the components of this system

• Waste water treatment
• Biogas
• Dairy
• Poultry farming
• Bee Keeping
• Sericulture
• Mushroom growing
• Fish farming
• Crop raising
• Olericulture
• Tree plantation
  

OBJECTIVES

• To introduce new technologies with which farmer could get maximum benefit from small piece of land
• To aware farmers about organic agriculture
• To introduce technologies in which maximum human resources could be used in stead of capital
• To aggregate number of technologies at a place so that farmers could adopt their required one
• To train small farmers so that they could draw maximum benefit from their land
• To empower women so that they could also contribute in poverty elimination
  

METHODOLOGY

• Group will be organized with the collaboration of animation team.
• Awareness seminar about the program activities
• Training about the components
• These activities will be launched with the help of departments.
• Regular Follow up
  

Impacts

• Sustained environment

• Unity in the community

• Diversification

• Economic stability