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Enablers For Direct Benefit Transfers Of Fertiliser Subsidy

Over the past few years, there was a continuous effort by the government to streamline the in-kind distribution of fertiliser. Targeting fertiliser subsidies directly to farmers would be a herculean task, but can be attempted by combining several initiatives that the central government and some state governments have undertaken over the past years. This note discusses potential solutions to improve in-kind transfers and suggests few ideas for cash transfer pilots for fertiliser subsidy.

Sep 24, 2018

Arshi Aadil and Ritesh Rautela

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Sep 24, 2018

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Barriers to Direct Benefit Transfers for Fertiliser Subsidy

The Indian government initiated DBT in fertiliser to plug leakages and bring transparency in the system. Direct Benefit Transfer in Fertiliser (DBT-F) in its current form is a modified subsidy payment system, where the government pays subsidy to fertiliser companies only after fertiliser retailers have sold fertiliser to farmers or buyers. The subsidy isn’t directly credited to farmers in their bank accounts owing to certain challenges. This note highlights the major barriers to distributing fertiliser subsidy through cash transfers and in-kind transfers.

Sep 24, 2018

Arshi Aadil and Ritesh Rautela

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Aadhaar Enabled Direct Benefits Transfer in Aurangabad

MicroSave’s pilot study in India highlights barriers, best practices and a roadmap to implement the ambitious, policy initiative of transferring the government benefits directly into the Aadhaar linked accounts of the beneficiaries.

Feb 16, 2013

Puneet Chopra, Nitish Narain, Nishant Kumar, Anirban Roy and Amir Syed

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Feb 16, 2013

Puneet Chopra, Nitish Narain, Nishant Kumar, Anirban Roy and Amir Syed

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