Perceived Effectiveness of Self Help Groups in Dairy Sector
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Abstract
A study was conducted among members of SHGs in Chittoor district of Andhra Pradesh to assess the perceived
effectiveness of SHGs in dairy sector in terms of resource, technology, extension, marketing and capacity development.
Considerable improvement was observed in all the aspects studied, indicating that group mobilization have potential to
overcome the multiple constraints faced by small farmers at individual level. Major factors affecting the effectiveness of
dairy SHGs were found to be functional linkage, support from promoting institution and amount of credit availed.
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