Regional Directorate, Hyderabad

Name of Regional Directorate: Hyderabad
Jurisdiction: State of Andhra Pradesh & Telangana
Complete Address of Regional Directorate: National Cooperative Development Corporation, No.5-10-193, 2nd Floor, HACA Bhavan, Opp. Public Garden, Saifabad, HYDERABAD-500004
Name of Regional Director: Shri Vamshi Krishna Dubasi
Contact details of Regional Directorate: Ph.: 040-23233760, 09311765342 Fax: 040-23240615,
E-Mail:ro.hyderabad@ncdc.in,

Google Map link (Route map of Directorate):

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Cooperatives in Andhra Pradesh:

 

S.No.	Types of Cooperative Societies	Functioning Cooperatives
1	State Level Cooperative Organizations	10
2	District Cooperative Central Banks	13
3	Handloom Cooperatives	470
4	Tribal Coops.	1
5	Marketing Coop	13
6	Primary Credit Coop. Societies	2037
7	Coop. Sugar Mills	10
8	Other Types of Societies	64624
	TOTAL	67268

(Source : RCS Office, Cooperation Dept., Govt. of AP)

Implementation of NCDC Programmes:

Financial support by NCDC:

Up to 31.03.2023, NCDC has provided total disbursement of Rs. 17997.14 crore benefitting various cooperative projects/units in the State of Andhra Pradesh as below:

S.No.	Scheme/Activity	Cumulative Disbursements as on 31.03.2023
1	Marketing & Inputs	6210.09
2	Processing	958.00
3	Storage	63.22
4	Rural Consumers	5.46
5	Weaker Sections	693.92
6	Promotional & Dev. Programmes	1.65
7	ICDP in selected Districts	428.67
8	Computerisation & others etc.	101.79
9	Fruits & Vegetables	1.33
10	Industrial & Service Cooperatives	9533.01
11	Yuva Sahakar	0.32
	Total	17997.14

Cumulative Disbursement as on 31 March, 2023

 

Sanctions and Release details of last 5 years (Rs. in crore):

Year	Sanctions	Disbursements
2018-19	1327.56	719.63
2019-20	422.61	405.62
2020-21	582.00	603.98
2021-22	5890.75	2831.59
2022-23	11338.85	9734.70

                                                                 

 

Highlights of the programmes assisted and other relevant achievements/ issues during the last 5 years (2018-19 to 2022-23)

• During the FY 2022-23, NCDC has cumulatively sanctioned and released an amount of Rs.1295.00 crore as short-term Working Capital to Stree Nidhi Credit Co-operative Federation Limited, Andhra Pradesh for providing short term credit to women SHG members.

• During the FY 2022-23, NCDC has cumulatively sanctioned and released an amount of Rs.4000.00 crore as short-term working capital loan to Andhra Pradesh State Cooperative Bank Limited.
  Under direct funding in “Yuva Sahakar” Scheme for the establishment of Mini Dal Mill, NCDC has extended the financial support to the tune of Rs.31.60 lakh to the Indira Kranthi Mutually Aided Cooperative Consumer Stores Ltd., Ponnur, Guntur 

• Andhra Pradesh is implementing 2nd phase ICDP in 3 districts, i.e. Kurnool, East Godavari & Chittoor.
  NCDC has sanctioned Rs.19444.36 lakh (comprising ofRs.16141.22 lakh as loan & Rs.3303.14 lakh as subsidy) for the implementation of ICDP-II in the East Godavari district of Andhra Pradesh, sanctionedRs.17655.17 lakh (comprising of Rs.13950.86 lakh as loan &Rs.3704.31 lakh as subsidy) for the implementation of ICDP-II in Kurnool district of Andhra Pradesh and sanctioned Rs.22456.33 lakh (comprising of Rs.18167.68 lakh as loan &Rs.4288.65 lakh as subsidy) for the implementation of ICDP-II in the Chittoor district of Andhra Pradesh for the implementation of the Scheme. 
  NCDC has sanctioned Rs.22, 000.00 lakh (comprising of Rs.16, 500.00 lakh as loan & Rs.5, 500.00 lakh as subsidy) for the implementation of the livestock development project in 11 districts of Andhra Pradesh and till now a sum of Rs.13188.304 lakh (comprising of Rs.9891.228 lakh as loan &Rs. 3297.076 lakh as subsidy) has been released for the implementation of the scheme in the state.

• NCDC has sanctioned an amount of Rs.4.13 lakh to College of Fisheries Science, Muthukur, SPSR Nellore district, Andhra Pradesh for installation of one large size aquarium, one medium size Aquarium and one small size Aquarium under Central Sector component of PMMSY.

New Initiatives in the Region during Year F.Y. 2021-22:

• Awareness cum Training Programme on PMMSY & Fish Farmer Producers Organizations.

• Establishment of Agro Processing Units/ FPOs for value addition.

Initiatives for development of Aspirational Districts (identified by NITI Aayog) through Cooperatives:

For the development of Small Ruminants in erstwhile 11 districts of Andhra Pradesh at a total Project cost of Rs.275.00 crore, this RO has disbursed to the tune of Rs.4.38 crore,Rs.3.18 crore and Rs.2.04 crore in the Aspirational Districts of YSR Kadapa, Visakhapatnam and Vizianagaram to Andhra Pradesh Sheep & Goat development Cooperative Federation..

Development Opportunities in the State through Cooperatives:

• The traditional areas like Storage and Agro Processing will be given further boost in the state.

• The potential of weaker section cooperatives like dairy, livestock, tribal, handlooms and fishery will be further tapped.

• Working Capital needs for marketing operations in cooperatives as well as AP State Cooperative Bank; District Cooperative Central Banks (DCCBs) & AP Stree Nidhi will be further explored.

• State-wide Integrated Development for identified sectors/ activities through Cooperative structure.

• PMMSY/AYUSHMAN/ YUVA SAHAKAR/FPO/FFPO.

Success stories:

•    Velivennu PACS Ltd. :

          The Velivennu Primary Agricultural Cooperative Credit Society Ltd. Society registered in 1962 under APCS Act 1964 with it’s headquarter at Velivennu Village, Undrajavaram Mandal in West Godavari district of Andhra Pradesh. Society’s area of operation extends to Velivennu village and now has a total membership of 5053 members. The society has emerged as the largest financial institution in its area of operation, catering to all, the credit requirements of its members such as Crop Loans, MT/LT loans, Pledge Loans, Gold Loans etc. and Non-Credit activities like sale of Fertilisers, sale of pesticides and seeds, paddy procurement etc. The society also provides locker facilities to its members.

Society Infrastructure

 

Telangana
Cooperatives in Telangana:

S.No.	Category of Societies	Number of Societies
1	State Level Cooperative Organizations	6
2	District Cooperative Central Banks& other District level Federations	54
3	Primary Credit Coop. Societies	909
4	Dairy Cooperative Societies	1688
5	Marketing Cooperative Societies	691
6	Fisheries Cooperative Societies	4949
7	Consumer Cooperative Societies / Stores	277
8	Weavers Cooperative Societies	403
9	Multi State Cooperative Societies	14
10	Other type of Societies	51014
	Total	60005

(Source : RCS Office, Cooperative Dept., Govt. of Telangana)

Implementation of NCDC Programmes:

Financial support by NCDC:

Up to 31.03.2023, NCDC has provided total disbursement of Rs. 24251.11 crore benefitting various cooperative projects/units in the State of Telangana as below:

S.No.	Scheme/Activity	Cumulative Disbursements as on 31.03.2022(Rs.in crore)
1	Marketing & Inputs	17276.68
2	Processing	93.74
3	Storage	6.44
4	Rural Consumers	0.40
5	Weaker Section	5618.38
6	Promotional & Dev. Programmes	0.05
7	ICDP in selected districts	5.80
8	Computerisation & others etc.	0.19
9	Industrial & Service Cooperatives	1249.33
10	Corporate Social Responsibility	0.10
	Total	24251.11

Cumulative Disbursement as on 31 March, 2023

Sanctions and Release details of last 5 years (Rs. in crore) :

Year	Sanction	Release
2018-19	6690.85	6429.33
2019-20	3853.27	3568.83
2020-21	5755.02	739.88
2021-22	990.11	1092.20
2022-23	13909.19	9304.97

 

Highlights of the programmes assisted and other relevant achievements/ issues during the last 5 years (2018-19 to 2022-23)

• During the FY 2022-23, NCDC has sanctioned an amount of Rs. 295.00 crore as short term working capital loan to Stree Nidhi Credit Co-operative Federation Limited., Telangana for providing short term credit to women SHG members.

• During the FY 2022-23, NCDC has sanctioned an amount of Rs. 100.00 lakh to Porandla Primary Agricultural Cooperative Society Limited, Thimmapur Mandal, Karimnagar District, Telangana towards working capital assistance for giving short term credit to members under Direct Funding Scheme of NCDC.

• NCDC has sanctioned Rs.1252.91 crore (comprising of Rs.917.49 crore as loan & Rs.335.42 crore as subsidy) to the Telangana State Dairy Development Cooperative Federation Limited (TSDDCF) for Induction of Milch animals through dairy cooperatives in the state of Telangana under Direct Funding scheme of NCDC on State Government Guarantee. Out of that on the request of federation, NCDC has released a part amount of Rs.438.98 crore (comprising of Rs.370.00 crore as loan & Rs.68.98 crore as subsidy) as of now.

• NCDC has sanctioned the financial assistance of Rs. 4000.00 crore {(comprising of Rs. 3000.00 crore as loan (60%) &Rs.1000.00 crore as CSISAC subsidy (20%) to Telangana State Sheep and Goat Development Cooperative Federation Ltd. (TSSGDCFL) for grounding of four lakh Sheep Rearing Units of 20+1 size with an outlay of Rs. 5000.00 crore for the benefit of four lakh members of Primary Sheep Breeders Cooperative Societies (PSBCSs) during 2016-17, 2017-18 and 2018-19 in 30 districts of Telangana under Direct Funding scheme of NCDC on State Government Guarantee. Out of which the Federation has availed Rs.3955.91228 Crore (comprising of Rs.3000.00 crore as Loan; Rs.832.93029 crore as interest bearing loan from subsidy portion &Rs.122.98199 crore as Subsidy) as of now. 

• NCDC has sanctioned Rs.800.00 crore (comprising of Rs.600.00 crore as loan & Rs.200.00 crore as subsidy) to TSCOF under Direct Funding for the benefit of fishermen in all the district of Telangana. Out of which the Federation has availed Rs.800 Crore (comprising of Rs.600 crore as Loan & Rs.200.00 Crore as Subsidy).

• During the FY 2022-23, NCDC has sanctioned an amount of Rs.3.81 lakh to College of Fisheries Science, Pebbair, Wanaparthy District, Telangana for installation of one large size aquarium and 24 nos Experimental size Aquarium under Central Sector Component of PMMSY  and released an amount of Rs. 2.40 lakh as 1st installment.

• During the FY 2022-23, NCDC has sanctioned an amount of Rs.4.14 lakh to MANAGE, Hyderabad for installation of two large size aquariums under Central Sector Component of PMMSY and released an amount of Rs. 2.46 lakh as 1st installment.

New Initiatives in the Region during F.Y. 2021-22:

• Establishment of Agro Processing Units/ FPOs for value addition.

• Promoting activities under AYUSHMAN / YUVA Sahakar / SAHAKAR MITRA.

• Awareness cum Training Programme on Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yojana/FFPOs.

Initiatives for development of Aspirational Districts (identified by NITI Aayog) through Cooperatives:

For Livestock Development project (4 lakh Sheep Rearing units of 20+1 size) in 30 districts of Telangana with an outlay of Rs.5000.00 crore. NCDC has extended financial aid to the tune of Rs.323.82 crore to Telangana State Sheep & Goat development Cooperative Federation in the Aspirational Districts of Asifabad, Bhoopalpalli and Khammam.

    For induction of Milch Animals through dairy cooperatives in Telangana with an outlay of Rs. 1677.11 crore to Telangana State Dairy development Cooperative Federation. NCDC has extended financial aid to the tune of Rs.4.81 crore to Telangana State Dairy development in the Aspirational Districts of Asifabad, Bhoopalpalli and Khammam

Development Opportunities in the State through Cooperatives: 

• The traditional areas like Storage and Agro Processing will be given further boost in the state.

• The potential of Weaker Section Cooperatives like Dairy, Livestock, Tribal, Handlooms and Fishery will be further tapped. 

• Working Capital needs of Marketing & Inputs Cooperatives as well as District Cooperative Central Banks (DCCBs) will be further explored.

• Potential of Consumer Cooperatives will be further explored by funding through District Cooperative Marketing Societies based on merit of each case. 

• State-wide Integrated Development Projects for identified sectors/ activities through cooperative structure.

• PMMSY/AYUSHMAN/ YUVA SAHAKAR.

• Central Sector Scheme for Formation and Promotion of 10,000 FPOs is being implemented through CBBOs with NCDC as one of its Implementing Agency.

Success Stories:
Dhannasari PACS Ltd. (Telangana)

The Primary Agricultural Cooperative Society Ltd. Dhannasari Society registered in 1964 under APCS Act 1964 with its headquarter at Kumbajhari, Kesamudram Mandal in Mahabubabad District of Telangana State. Society’s area of operation extends to 16 villages and now has a membership of 13084 members. The society has emerged as the largest financial institution in its area of operation, catering to all the credit requirements of its members such as Crop Loans, MT/LT loans, Pledge Loans, Gold Loans, Consumer Durable loans etc. and Non-Credit activities like sale of Fertilisers, sale of pesticides and seeds, paddy procurement etc. The society also provides locker facilities to its members.

    NCDC has extended financial assistance to the Society for non-credit business and overall development of the society. Under direct funding Margin Money Assistance of Rs.15.00 lakh towards business development and Financial assistance of Rs.45.00 lakh was extended towards business development activities.