Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) Srinagar, SKUAST-K, successfully concluded the fourth phase of the Kisan Sampark Abhiyan (KSA) – Rural Credit Workshop under the Jammu and Kashmir Competitiveness Improvement of Agriculture and Allied Sectors (JKCIP-IFAD) initiative on 20 August 2025. The concluding workshop was held at Lasjan B, Srinagar, marking the completion of the four-phase outreach programme aimed at strengthening farmers’ awareness of rural credit facilities and support mechanisms for agricultural and allied activities.
The Kisan Sampark Abhiyan was launched by Shri Salman Sagar, Hon’ble MLA, Hazratbal Constituency, at Darbagh, Block Harwan, in the august presence of Prof. R. H. Kanth, Director Extension, SKUAST-K. The initiative focused on connecting the farming community with relevant institutional and departmental support systems to improve access to rural credit and promote agricultural development.
The series of workshops provided an important platform for interaction between farmers and stakeholders, highlighting the role of institutional credit in supporting farm operations, strengthening allied enterprises, and enhancing rural livelihoods. Such outreach programmes also help improve awareness of available financial services and encourage farmers to explore appropriate credit facilities for their agricultural needs.
With the successful conclusion of the fourth phase at Lasjan B, KVK Srinagar, SKUAST-K, reaffirmed its commitment to farmer-oriented extension activities and collaborative efforts under JKCIP-IFAD. The initiative represents a continued effort to strengthen farmers’ linkages with institutional support, promote sustainable agricultural practices, and contribute to improved livelihood opportunities in the region.
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