VDSA Knowledge Bank

VDSA Knowledge Bank
MCS Bantilan
Uttam Kumar Deb
Anupama GV
Elias Khan Patan
Village Dynamics Studies try to
understand rural dynamics
using Long-term Panel Data
• Household level
• Village level
• District level
and provide insights from
grass roots for informed
policy making
Location of 42 VDS villages:
SAT India, East India and Bangladesh
Existing System
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Data are in Excel, ASCI, CSPro
Data manuals are in PDF, Word
Available through VDSA webpage
Data extraction and analysis is time consuming
No scope for data mining
VDSA Data Users
• During the last 3 years (December 2011 to August 2014),
• 677 unique users from 36 countries of Asia, Africa,
Europe and North America have down loaded newly
released data.
• These include 318 students from 130
universities/institutes in 17 countries including 174
PhD. students.
Village Dynamics Studies Knowledge Bank
Village Dynamics Studies
Knowledge Bank
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ICRISAT views small farms as a business
entity and committed to promote IMOD
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The Knowledge Bank, technically a Data
Warehouse, is developed using Microsoft
SQL Server and Microsoft Business
Intelligence tools
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First of its kind in the CGIAR system
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First in the world for management of rural
household survey data
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Provide easy access to panel data with
online analytical and processing (OLAP)
features
Features of the Knowledge Bank
User-friendly data retrieval system
Features of the Knowledge Bank
User-friendly data retrieval system
Features of the Knowledge Bank
• On Line Analytical Processing (OLAP)
Facilities
• Key Performance Indicators (KPI)
• User Defined Reports
• Drill down features from country level to
plot level
• Supports decision making system
• Web enabled front end
• Project management tools
• User Manual
• FAQs
Key Performance
Indicators
Summary Reports depict
Key Performance Indicators (KPI)
• Number of Reports: 17
• Rainfall
• Land ownership
• Cropping pattern
• Income, by sources and class
• Costs and Returns
• Wage rate for Male and Female
• Sources of Information
• Consumption and expenditure on food and
non-food items
• Asset ownership and value
Rainfall in Aurepalle: 1975 to 2013
Rainfall (mm) Summary, Aurepalle: 2012-13
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sept
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar Apr May
Present Year
(2012-2013)
56 145 133 107
66
53
0
0
67
0 24 15
Previous Year
(2011-2012)
14 155 121
43
0
0
0
0
3 74 20
Particulars for Year
18
2012 - 2013
Total Annual rainfall
Average monthly rainfall
Values
665.40
55.45
Total no of rainy days
51
No of rainy days in rainy season
(June
to Sept)
Total rainfall
in June ot Sept
34
440.60
Total rainfall in Oct to Jan
118.80
Total rainfall in Feb to May
106.00
First rainy day
9/7/2012
Weekly Rainfall (mm) Summary
Cropping Pattern in Kalman: 2011 Rabi Season
Country
State/Region
District
Village
Season
Year
Farm Size
Large
Medium
Small
Labour
India
Maharashtra
Solapur
Kalman
Rabi
2011
Crops
Area (Ha) Percentage
Chickpea
0.10
1.54
Sorghum
6.27
95.38
Wheat
0.20
3.08
Chickpea
0.81
4.08
Sorghum
18.51
93.37
Wheat
0.51
2.55
Chickpea
0.30
1.12
Sorghum
26.41
97.75
Wheat
0.30
1.12
Chickpea
0.20
5.34
Sorghum
3.18
83.99
Wheat
0.40
10.67
Citation: VDSA (2013). Village Dynamics in South Asia (VDSA) database,
generated by ICRISAT/IRRI/NCAP in partnership with national institutes in
India and Bangladesh. (http://vdsa.icrisat.ac.in).
Number of records skipped in above calculation:
0
State/Region
District
Village
Season
Year
Farm Size
Large
Medium
Small
Labour
Andhra Pradesh
Prakasam
Pamidipadu
Rabi
2011
Crops
Blackgram
Chickpea
Chillies
Sorghum
Sorghum Fodder
Tobacco
Blackgram
Chickpea
Chillies
Sorghum Fodder
Blackgram
Chickpea
Chillies
Greengram
Sorghum Fodder
Blackgram
Chickpea
Chillies
Cowpea
Jute
Sorghum Fodder
Cropping Pattern in
Pamidipadu:
2011 Rabi
Area (Ha) Percentage
4.61
12.18
26.85
70.88
2.02
5.34
0.81
2.14
1.16
3.05
2.43
6.41
0.53
7.20
4.25
58.14
1.89
25.80
0.65
8.86
4.25
44.87
1.70
17.95
1.32
13.89
1.09
11.54
1.11
11.75
0.61
14.56
1.21
29.13
0.73
17.47
0.40
9.71
0.24
5.82
0.97
23.30
Country
State/Region
District
Village
Year
Season
Crop
India
Andhra Pradesh
Prakasam
Pamidipadu
2011
Rabi
Chickpea
Indicators
Avg Crop Yield
Avg Crop Prices
Avg by product
Avg. value of by Products
Cost Benefit Analysis of
Chickpea, Pamidipadu:
Unit
Irrigated
Rainfed 2011 Rabi
Kg/Ha
Rs.
Quintal
Rs.
0
0
0
0
1,582
43
0
0
Toatal Gross Returns
Rs.
0
68,406
Total Human + Bullock labour days
Total hired labor days
Total family labor days
Total hired labor cost
Total family labor cost
Total labor cost(human + bullock labor)
Days
Days
Days
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
0
0
0
0
0
0
51
29
21
6,056
3,618
9,674
Total Material Cost
Rs.
0
15,785
Other Production Cost
Rs.
0
8,199
Total working capital need (paidout costs)
Total production cost (including value of
family labor use)
Rs.
Rs.
0
0
30,040
33,659
Avg. land rent
Net returns-Type 1
Net Returns- Type 2
Rate of return on working capital invested
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
%
0
0
0
0.00
10,308
38,365
24,439
132.98
Country
State/Region
District
Village
Year
Season
Crop
India
Gujarat
Junagadh
Makhiyala
2011
Kharif
Groundnut
Indicators
Avg Crop Yield
Avg Crop Prices
Avg by product
Avg. value of by Products
Cost Benefit Analysis of
Groundnut, Makhiyala:
2011 Kharif
Unit
Irrigated Rainfed
Kg/Ha
Rs.
Quintal
Rs.
1,316
31
27
10,541
893
30
28
11,080
Rs.
51,671
38,250
Total Human + Bullock labour days
Days
50
44
Total
Total
Total
Total
Total
Days
Days
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
19
31
3,488
5,109
8,597
22
22
4,265
3,612
7,877
Total Material Cost
Rs.
12,066
16,646
Other Production Cost
Rs.
3,869
4,691
Total working capital need (paidout costs)
Rs.
19,423
25,602
Total production cost (including value of
family labor use)
Rs.
24,532
29,213
Avg. land rent
Net returns -Type 1
Net Returns - Type 2
Rate of return on working capital invested
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
%
14,060
32,248
13,079
175.02
12,174
12,648
-3,137
68.42
Toatal Gross Returns
hired labor days
family labor days
hired labor cost
family labor cost
labor cost (human + bullock labor)
Wage rate in Kanzara, by months: 2011
Country
India
State/Region
Maharashtra
District
Akola
Village
Kanzara
Year
2011
Unit
July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan
Feb Mar Apr May June Average
A. Farm work
Male
Day
Female
Day
Bullock pair with operator
Day
Tractor with Driver
Hour
Harvester cum thresher
Hour
133 153 143 170 135 155
160
151
56
86
73
533 480 440 460 440 420
450 450 440 390 400
640
476
400 410 330 410 425 420
355 415 420 430 390
445
404
0
0
695
258 300 250 243 300
305
240
52
0
88
79
86
55
60
0 645 827 872 856
150 158 160 140 145
68
72
78
422 643 593
58
0
B. Non-Farm work
Male
Day
213 270 203 213 225 218
Female
Day
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Bullock pair with operator
Day
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Tractor with Driver
Hour
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Country
State/Region
India
Karnataka
District
Village
Year
Price Type
Tumkur
Tharati
2011
Nominal Price
Number of house holds Surveyed
1.Farm Income
Crops
LiveStock
Farm Labor
Income from Fishing
Income from Farm Labour due to
Migration
2. Non-Farm Income
Salaried Job
Caste Occupation
Business
Income from common property
resources (CPR)
Income from other non-farm
Rental Income
Gifts and Remittances
Savings and Interest received on
deposit
Total Income
Household income
by source and class,
Tharati: 2011
Large
11
Farm Size
Medium
Small
10
10
Labour
10
All
41
68,604
20,868
5,025
0
0
38,775
12,142
12,625
0
0
65,172
22,000
21,549
0
0
14,873
408
16,945
0
0
47,387
13,855
13,816
0
0
19,559
0
28,886
0
13,360
8,290
29,830
0
28,678
910
12,110
0
0
26,545
12,495
0
15,501
8,718
21,027
0
8,445
46,318
645
31,405
3,230
4,010
3,090
13,480
7,610
20,990
8,895
30,760
10,790
21,290
525
35,450
7,541
23,717
3,224
27,862
237,510
143,232
218,674
139,321 185,802
Ownership of Farm Equipment,
Kinkhed Village: 2009 Vs 2011
2009
+
Name of
the Village
Name of
the Farm
Equipment
item
Kinkhed
Total
Present
quantity of
FE items
3,147
2011
Present
Present
Value of quantity of
the Item
FE items
480,200
3,606
Present
Value of
the Item
2,215,400
Ownership of Farm Equipment, Kinkhed Village: 2009 Vs 2011
Name of the Farm
Equipment
Akola Hoe item
Blade harrow
Blade hoe
Bullock cart
Cycle Shop Implements
Desi plough
(iron/wooden)
Electric
motor-1
Electric motor-2
Flour/grinding mill
Impl. used for caste
occp.
Manual
sprayers/dusters
Mason
Work
ImplementsThresher
Mechanical
Modern plough
Other minor
implements
Pipeline
(feet)
Power sprayer/duster
Rice/flour mill/grinding
Seed
drill(Local/modern)
Sprinkler set
Submersible pump-1
Tractor (With trolley/
impl.)
Tube Well
Weighing Balance
Total
Present
quantity of2
21
46
12
20
12
7
1
30
12
20
1
4
695
2,245
1
2009
2011
Present
Present
Present
Value900
of quantity of Value of the
14,100
20
15,600
28,600
49
29,900
119,500
11
113,000
1,000
20
500
6,450
10
5,550
47,700
6
48,500
4,000
2
3,250
1
10,000
4,000
25
1,000
6,800
12
7,600
1,000
80,000
2
165,000
3,200
4
2,650
37,750
803
39,700
16,250
2,620
23,700
2
4,000
10,000
14
1
1
18,250
20,000
20,000
1
1
3,147
40,000
700
480,200
15
1
1
2
14,450
15,000
16,000
1,700,000
3,606
2,215,400
User Defined
Reports
User Defined Reports
User Defined Reports
• Number of Reports: 40
• Investment
• Government development programs
• Stock inventory
• Farmer’s behavior
• Coping mechanisms
• Profitability in crop and livestock farming
• Employment
• Prices of essential commodities and agricultural
inputs
User Defined Reports
User Defined Reports
User Defined Reports
Project Management
Tools
Project Management – VDSA Data Users
Project Management – Usage Statistics
Project Management – Project Tracking