ISRO's Role in Rural Development
- ISRO and government programs leverage space-based applications to enhance rural development efforts.
- Geospatial solutions provide near real-time natural resource databases, analytics tools, and planning for water and land resources.
- Government projects like MGNREGA, AIBP (Accelerated Irrigation Benefits Programme), IWMP (Integrated Watershed Management Programme), and NHRR (National Health Resources Repository) use space technology for rural sector development.
- Space technology supports rural health, sanitation, and governance initiatives.
- Remote sensing satellites offer valuable data for crop assessment, yield estimation, and productivity analysis.
- Satellite imagery helps in food security planning, crop damage assessment, and fertilizer/pesticide distribution.
- Land records mapping using satellite data ensures secured loans and insurance claims for farmers.
- Satellite ....
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