Master of Computer Application

Wainganga College of Engineering and Management

Dongargaon Wardha Road Nagpur.
Online Farmer Government Scheme
Portal
Revolutionizing Access to Agricultural Schemes

Prof. Nikhilesh Pranjal

Submitted By
Miss. Shalu Harinkhede Miss. Vaishnavi Ronghe
Abstract

 The "Online Farmer Government Scheme Portal" is a web-based platform designed to

simplify the process of accessing and applying for government schemes aimed at
farmer welfare.
 It leverages technology to streamline application, verification, and approval, ensuring
efficient delivery of benefits. Features include user authentication, scheme catalog,
application tracking, and report generation for enhanced transparency.
 Built with ASP.NET MVC, ASP.NET Core, and Microsoft SQL Server, it offers a
secure platform for farmers, officials, and administrators. The project involves phases
of requirements gathering, design, development, testing, deployment, and maintenance.
 With a dedicated team, it aims to empower farmers, enhance agricultural development,
and contribute to rural empowerment, ensuring sustainable impact and supporting
farmer livelihoods.
Introduction

 Agriculture forms the backbone of many economies worldwide, playing a pivotal role
in ensuring food security and sustaining livelihoods. However, farmers often face
numerous challenges, including limited access to resources, unpredictable market
conditions, and bureaucratic hurdles in accessing government support.
 The "Online Farmer Government Scheme Portal" emerges as a transformative solution
to address these challenges by leveraging the power of technology. This web-based
application aims to bridge the gap between farmers and government schemes,
revolutionizing the way farmers access and apply for various welfare programs tailored
to their needs.
Current Challenges Faced by Farmers:
1. Limited Access: Many farmers, especially in remote or rural areas, face challenges in accessing information
about government schemes due to geographical barriers and limited internet connectivity.
2. Complex Application Procedures: Traditional paper-based application procedures for government schemes
often involve cumbersome paperwork, leading to delays and inefficiencies in the application process.
3. Lack of Transparency: Farmers often lack transparency regarding the status of their scheme applications,
leading to uncertainty and frustration.
4. Administrative Bottlenecks: Government officials responsible for reviewing and approving scheme
applications may face administrative bottlenecks, resulting in delays in processing applications.
The Role of Technology in Addressing These
Challenges:

 The Online Farmer Government Scheme Portal harnesses the power of technology to
overcome these challenges, empowering farmers with a user-friendly platform to access
and apply for government schemes efficiently. By digitizing the application process and
providing real-time updates, the portal enhances transparency, accountability, and
accessibility, ultimately improving the welfare of farmers.
Key Objectives of the Project:

• Develop a user-friendly web-based application to facilitate farmers in accessing and

applying for various government schemes.
• Streamline the process of scheme application, verification, and approval to ensure
efficient delivery of government benefits.
• Enhance transparency and accountability by providing farmers with real-time updates
on the status of their scheme applications.
• Empower government officials with tools to efficiently review, verify, and
approve/reject scheme applications, reducing administrative bottlenecks.
Features

• User Authentication: Secure login and registration system for farmers, government officials, and
administrators.
• Scheme Catalog: Comprehensive listing of government schemes with detailed descriptions.
• Scheme Application: Online forms for farmers to apply for relevant schemes.
• Document Upload: Facility for farmers to upload required documents for scheme verification.
• Application Tracking: Real-time tracking of scheme application status.
• Admin Panel: Dashboard for government officials to review, verify, and approve/reject
applications.
• Notification System: Email or SMS notifications to inform farmers about their application status.
• Reports Generation: Generation of reports and analytics for monitoring scheme utilization and
effectiveness.
Technologies Used

• Frontend: ASP.NET MVC for a dynamic and interactive user interface.

• Backend: ASP.NET Core for robust backend logic and data management.
• Database: Microsoft SQL Server for secure storage of user data and scheme details.
• Authentication: ASP.NET Identity for user authentication and authorization.
• UI Design: HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, and Bootstrap for responsive and user-friendly
design.
• Version Control: Git for efficient collaboration among developers.
Conclusion

 The Online Farmer Government Scheme Portal was designed with the primary
objectives of simplifying the process for farmers to access and apply for
government schemes and ensuring efficient delivery of benefits.
 The portal incorporates various features such as user authentication, scheme
catalog, application tracking, and reports generation to fulfill these objectives
effectively.
• By providing a user-friendly platform for scheme application and management, the portal
aims to empower farmers and enhance their welfare.
• Streamlining the process of availing government schemes is expected to contribute
significantly to agricultural development by ensuring timely access to resources and
incentives.
• Farmers will benefit from easier access to schemes, real-time tracking of application status,
and timely notifications, leading to improved participation and satisfaction.
Future Scope

1. Integration with Additional Government Schemes:

1. Expand the portal to integrate a wider range of government schemes for farmer welfare, including subsidies, insurance
programs, and agricultural loans.
2. Mobile Application Development:
1. Develop a mobile application companion for on-the-go access to scheme information, application submission, and
status tracking.
3. Advanced Analytics and Decision Support:
1. Enhance analytics capabilities to provide valuable insights for evidence-based decision-making and policy formulation,
improving scheme effectiveness.
4. Geospatial Data Integration:
1. Integrate geospatial data to provide location-specific information on soil health, weather forecasts, and market prices,
aiding farmers in decision-making.
5. Continuous Improvement and Collaboration:
1. Adopt an iterative development approach and collaborate with stakeholders to continuously enhance portal features,
usability, and relevance.
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Thank You