International Journal of Agriculture Extension and Social Development

author(s)
Shikha Markam and Hemant Toppo

abstract
Direct benefit switch (DBT) schemes, together with PM KISAN, and monetary inclusion projects play a pivotal position in enhancing investment and growing farmer profits in agrarian economies. DBT schemes facilitate timely and transparent cash transfers at once to farmers, reducing leakages and ensuring that advantages attain the meant recipients. This monetary assist enables farmers to spend money on crucial inputs like seeds, fertilizers, and device, thereby improving productivity and yields. Simultaneously, economic inclusion tasks broaden get entry to to credit score and monetary services, empowering farmers to leverage loans for increasing operations and adopting modern-day agricultural practices. The synergy between DBT and economic inclusion fosters a extra resilient agricultural sector, will increase household incomes, and stimulates nearby economies. By offering both on the spot economic relief and lengthy-time period funding possibilities, those techniques contribute to sustainable agricultural development and poverty relief, in the long run improving meals safety and economic balance.