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volume 44 issue 1 (march 2010) : 32 - 35

PERCEPTION OF BENEFICIARIES ON IMPACT OF VOLUNTARY AGENCIES INVOLVED IN ANIMAL HUSBANDRY DEVELOPMENT

A
A.Manivannan
R
R.Subramanian
N
N.K.Sudeepkumar
1Dept.of Extension, Veterinary College & Research Institute, Namakkal, 637 002, India

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Cite article:- A.Manivannan, R.Subramanian, N.K.Sudeepkumar (2025). PERCEPTION OF BENEFICIARIES ON IMPACT OF VOLUNTARY AGENCIES INVOLVED IN ANIMAL HUSBANDRY DEVELOPMENT. Indian Journal of Animal Research. 44(1): 32 - 35. doi: .

ABSTRACT

Voluntary agencies are non-governmental, non-profit organizations primarily established to
represent the needs and aspirations of the people intended to serve. This study was conducted to
find out the perceived impact of voluntary agencies involved in animal husbandry development in
rural areas. A sample size consisting of one hundred beneficiaries were selected from three voluntary
agencies that were operating in Madurai district of Tamil Nadu by using proportionate random
sampling technique. The data were collected through a well-structured and pre-tested interview
schedule. The results revealed that majority of the respondents perceived about the medium to high
level impact created by voluntary agencies in rural society. Majority of the respondents acknowledged
about the increase in knowledge and adoption in animal husbandry practices, income, savings, debt
clearance, investment in animal husbandry and allied enterprises, outside contact, social recognition,
spending capacity and organizational participation after becoming beneficiaries of voluntary agencies

REFERENCES

  1. Alam, J. (1997). Livestock Res. for Rur. Dev. 9 (3) available in http://www.lrrd.net/search.html
  2. Anonymous, (1994). Agri.Ext.Review 6(6):24-25.
  3. Arumugam,S.(1993). M.Sc., (Ag.) Thesis, AC&RI, Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Madurai,India.
  4. Gopalappa,D.V. (1994). Southern Economist, 32 (17):18-20.
  5. Krishnakumari, R. (1994). M.Sc.,(Ag.)Thesis, AC&RI, Tamil Nadu Agricultural University Coimbatore,India.
  6. Mangurkar,B.R. (1991).Impact of Cattle Cross-breeding on rural economy in Dairy Cattle Production – Selected Readings,
  7. BAIF,Pune. 34-50.
  8. O’Sullivan, Neil. (1993). Design and Management of Sustainable Projects to Alleviate Poverty in South Asia (Ed.)
  9. M.Bamberger and A.Aziz.Ec.Dev.Inst.Seminar Series,World Bank.Washington D.C. Pp244.
  10. Shripathi,K.P. (1995). J.Rur.Dev., 14(4):431- 441.
  11. Sonawane,H.P., et al (2008). Agriculture Update,3(3/ 4):280-285.
  12. Velusamy,R.(1996). M.Sc., (Ag.) Thesis, AC&RI, Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Madurai,India.
  13. Vinodkumar, (1993). Kurukshetra, 41 (12):15-21
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    volume 44 issue 1 (march 2010) : 32 - 35

    PERCEPTION OF BENEFICIARIES ON IMPACT OF VOLUNTARY AGENCIES INVOLVED IN ANIMAL HUSBANDRY DEVELOPMENT

    A
    A.Manivannan
    R
    R.Subramanian
    N
    N.K.Sudeepkumar
    1Dept.of Extension, Veterinary College & Research Institute, Namakkal, 637 002, India

    • Submitted|

    • First Online |

    • doi

    Cite article:- A.Manivannan, R.Subramanian, N.K.Sudeepkumar (2025). PERCEPTION OF BENEFICIARIES ON IMPACT OF VOLUNTARY AGENCIES INVOLVED IN ANIMAL HUSBANDRY DEVELOPMENT. Indian Journal of Animal Research. 44(1): 32 - 35. doi: .

    ABSTRACT

    Voluntary agencies are non-governmental, non-profit organizations primarily established to
    represent the needs and aspirations of the people intended to serve. This study was conducted to
    find out the perceived impact of voluntary agencies involved in animal husbandry development in
    rural areas. A sample size consisting of one hundred beneficiaries were selected from three voluntary
    agencies that were operating in Madurai district of Tamil Nadu by using proportionate random
    sampling technique. The data were collected through a well-structured and pre-tested interview
    schedule. The results revealed that majority of the respondents perceived about the medium to high
    level impact created by voluntary agencies in rural society. Majority of the respondents acknowledged
    about the increase in knowledge and adoption in animal husbandry practices, income, savings, debt
    clearance, investment in animal husbandry and allied enterprises, outside contact, social recognition,
    spending capacity and organizational participation after becoming beneficiaries of voluntary agencies

    REFERENCES

    1. Alam, J. (1997). Livestock Res. for Rur. Dev. 9 (3) available in http://www.lrrd.net/search.html
    2. Anonymous, (1994). Agri.Ext.Review 6(6):24-25.
    3. Arumugam,S.(1993). M.Sc., (Ag.) Thesis, AC&RI, Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Madurai,India.
    4. Gopalappa,D.V. (1994). Southern Economist, 32 (17):18-20.
    5. Krishnakumari, R. (1994). M.Sc.,(Ag.)Thesis, AC&RI, Tamil Nadu Agricultural University Coimbatore,India.
    6. Mangurkar,B.R. (1991).Impact of Cattle Cross-breeding on rural economy in Dairy Cattle Production – Selected Readings,
    7. BAIF,Pune. 34-50.
    8. O’Sullivan, Neil. (1993). Design and Management of Sustainable Projects to Alleviate Poverty in South Asia (Ed.)
    9. M.Bamberger and A.Aziz.Ec.Dev.Inst.Seminar Series,World Bank.Washington D.C. Pp244.
    10. Shripathi,K.P. (1995). J.Rur.Dev., 14(4):431- 441.
    11. Sonawane,H.P., et al (2008). Agriculture Update,3(3/ 4):280-285.
    12. Velusamy,R.(1996). M.Sc., (Ag.) Thesis, AC&RI, Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Madurai,India.
    13. Vinodkumar, (1993). Kurukshetra, 41 (12):15-21
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