Kra Daadi
- Headquarters
- Palin
₹10 cr
of bankable business potential identified by the government in Kra Daadi.
Source: NABARD PLP 2023-24
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NABARD's plan for Kra Daadi · PLP 2023-24
₹10 crof bankable credit potential identified by the government
Term loans for agriculture & allied activities
₹3 cr
MSME
₹1 cr
Crop production, maintenance & marketing
₹1 cr
Agriculture infrastructure
₹1 cr
Kra Daadi, a remote hill district of Arunachal Pradesh carved out of Kurung Kumey in 2015 and headquartered at Palin, has a total priority-sector credit potential of about ₹9.58 crore for 2023-24. Farming and allied work dominate: agriculture (crops, allied activities, farm infrastructure and processing) accounts for ₹5.47 crore (about 57%) of the plan, while MSME lending is ₹1.34 crore.
The biggest single opportunity is plantation and horticulture at ₹1.08 crore — oranges, banana, pineapple, plus aromatic and medicinal plants. Animal husbandry is the district's named thrust area, since piggery and poultry are its most popular activities: poultry ₹0.26 crore, sheep/goat/piggery ₹0.20 crore, dairy ₹0.08 crore, with a further ₹0.70 crore of working capital. Fishery carries ₹0.45 crore on a wide demand-supply gap for fish and fish seed. Crop loans for wet-rice paddy and jhum cultivation come to ₹1.22 crore. On the non-farm side, MSME and Handloom & Handicrafts are flagged for growth, backed by an FPO push under One District One Product.
The plan is candid about the hurdles: heavy dependence on the monsoon, traditional cultivation, no cold storage or processing units, no regulated markets, poor transport links, weak technical and fertilizer inputs, and a shortage of improved cattle and pig breeds — leaving 70% of the rural population under-employed and reliant on rainfed farming.
What the plan promotes
- Animal husbandry is the flagged thrust area — Dairy (₹0.08cr), Poultry (₹0.26cr) and Sheep/Goat/Piggery (₹0.20cr) projected, with piggery and poultry the most popular allied activities of the district
- Fishery pegged at ₹0.45cr on a wide demand-supply gap for fish and fish seed in the district
- Plantation & horticulture is the largest term-loan line at ₹1.08cr — oranges, banana, pineapple; aromatic, medicinal and herbal plants to be encouraged
- Formation of Farmers Producer Organizations (FPOs) under the Central Sector Scheme to promote 10,000 FPOs, aligned with the One District One Product initiative
- Post-harvest infrastructure via Agriculture Infrastructure Fund — warehouses, silos, cold chains, supply-chain services; storage facilities projected at ₹0.38cr
- MSME credit of ₹1.34cr with Handloom & Handicrafts named as a high-potential non-farm growth sector needing skill upgradation
Gaps the plan names
- Over-dependence on monsoon and traditional methods of cultivation (agriculture is largely rainfed)
- Lack of storage and processing units, and transportation and marketing bottlenecks
- Absence of regulated markets in the district
- Lack of technical and fertilizer inputs as well as inadequate credit inputs
- Limited supply of improved breeds of cattle and pigs, concentrated feed, and lack of extension services
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What the plan promotes
- Animal husbandry is the flagged thrust area — Dairy (₹0.08cr), Poultry (₹0.26cr) and Sheep/Goat/Piggery (₹0.20cr) projected, with piggery and poultry the most popular allied activities of the district
- Fishery pegged at ₹0.45cr on a wide demand-supply gap for fish and fish seed in the district
- Plantation & horticulture is the largest term-loan line at ₹1.08cr — oranges, banana, pineapple; aromatic, medicinal and herbal plants to be encouraged
- Formation of Farmers Producer Organizations (FPOs) under the Central Sector Scheme to promote 10,000 FPOs, aligned with the One District One Product initiative
- Post-harvest infrastructure via Agriculture Infrastructure Fund — warehouses, silos, cold chains, supply-chain services; storage facilities projected at ₹0.38cr
- MSME credit of ₹1.34cr with Handloom & Handicrafts named as a high-potential non-farm growth sector needing skill upgradation
Gaps the plan names
- Over-dependence on monsoon and traditional methods of cultivation (agriculture is largely rainfed)
- Lack of storage and processing units, and transportation and marketing bottlenecks
- Absence of regulated markets in the district
- Lack of technical and fertilizer inputs as well as inadequate credit inputs
- Limited supply of improved breeds of cattle and pigs, concentrated feed, and lack of extension services
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About Kra Daadi
Kra Daadi district is a district in Arunachal Pradesh in north-eastern India. It was carved out of Kurung Kumey district on 7 February 2015. Kra Daadi district is flanked by Tibet international border with China to the north, Upper Subansiri district to the east, Lower Subansiri district to the south, Papum Pare district to the southeast, Kurung Kumey district to the west.
Source: Wikipedia — Kra Daadi district
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