Extent of Utilization of Various Government Tribal Development Schemes by Primitive Tribes Living in Biodiversity Zone of Nilgiri District in Tamil Nadu

Foumy N. Rafeeq, R. Rajasekaran
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Biodiversity hotspots have set up to protect at least 10 per cent of world's ecological regions in order to conserve biodiversity and safeguard many facilities provided by natural ecosystems. Biosphere Reserves are representative areas of natural and cultural landscapes that span a large area of agricultural, marine, or coastal ecosystems, or a combination of them, as well as representative bio-geographic domains or kingdoms. The Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve has richness and diversity, to protect it, the district has been declared as “Organic district” on July 2019. It is also the home to a wide range of human cultural diversity and especially the primitive and vulnerable tribes live in these areas. They are the designated tribal settlers identified by the government and these have their own religious believes, culture and traditions which is extremely different from others customs. They are called as "Adivasi" or "Aboriginals". So as to improve their life style and lead a better life like others, central government along with state government had bought several development schemes and plans under Ministry of tribal affairs. The Tribal Development Plan (TDP) was developed to proactively solve tribal issues and provide culturally compatible solutions, specifically considering indigenous people. The main objective of this study is the adoption level of government tribal development schemes and plans among the primitive tribes living in the biodiversity zone of Nilgiri biosphere. Thus the vulnerable and primitive tribal societies of like Toda, Kota, Kurumba, Paniya, Kattu naickan and Irular of Nilgiri district have been chosen for the investigation with the sample size of 120, in which 20 from each tribes have been chosen. Pre-tested and well-structured interview schedule have been made and thereby undergone survey. Thus it provided an overall picture about the level of adoption about various government tribal development schemes for their betterment and upliftment in among Nilgiri tribes.
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泰米尔纳德邦Nilgiri地区生物多样性区的原始部落对各种政府部落发展计划的利用程度
生物多样性热点已经建立,以保护世界上至少10%的生态区域,以保护生物多样性和保护自然生态系统提供的许多设施。生物圈保护区是跨越大面积农业、海洋或沿海生态系统或其组合的自然和文化景观的代表性区域,也是具有代表性的生物地理域或王国。尼尔吉里生物圈保护区具有丰富性和多样性,为了保护它,该地区于2019年7月被宣布为“有机区”。它也是各种人类文化多样性的家园,特别是生活在这些地区的原始和脆弱部落。他们是政府指定的部落定居者,他们有自己的宗教信仰,文化和传统,与其他习俗截然不同。他们被称为“土著”或“土著”。为了改善他们的生活方式,过上更好的生活,中央政府和邦政府在部落事务部的领导下购买了几个发展计划和计划。制定部落发展计划(TDP)是为了主动解决部落问题,并提供文化相容的解决方案,特别考虑到土著人民。本研究的主要目的是研究尼尔吉里生物圈生物多样性带原始部落对政府部落发展方案和规划的采用程度。因此,选择了尼尔吉里地区的Toda、Kota、Kurumba、Paniya、Kattu naikan和Irular等脆弱和原始部落社会进行调查,样本量为120人,其中每个部落选择20人。制定了预先测试和结构良好的面试时间表,从而进行了调查。因此,它提供了关于在尼尔吉里部落中改善和提高他们的各种政府部落发展计划的采用程度的总体情况。
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