Crop-loss mitigation from wildlife conflict
Bharatiya Janata Party · Uttarakhand Legislative Assembly Election 2022
Last updated 4 Jul 2026
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Original manifesto wording
“We will ensure that necessary steps are taken to minimize crop loss on account of man-animal conflicts in rural areas.”
Our Assessment
The promise was broad: to take necessary steps to minimise crop loss caused by man-animal conflict. Approved sources show multiple concrete mitigation steps after the manifesto period: PIB said Uttarakhand raised crop-damage concerns and central MIDH support would fund fencing; Sansad listed supported activities such as early-warning systems, barbed wire, solar-powered electric fencing, bio-fencing, boundary walls, crop-damage compensation and Rapid Response Teams; TOI reported Uttarakhand measures including district-level sterilisation and rehabilitation centres, AI-powered early-warning systems, solar fencing and sensor-based alerts, and Rs 5 crore for forest department equipment. Because the promise required steps rather than a specified reduction target, the delivery is marked fulfilled. Budget status: funding/support for fencing and forest-response equipment is verified.
Sources & Evidence
Sansad: Wild animal attacks and supported human-wildlife conflict mitigation activities
Times of India: Khet Bachao Abhiyan and crop-fencing allocation
Times of India: Uttarakhand AI alert systems and solar fencing for wildlife conflict
PIB: Centre support for Uttarakhand crop protection fencing under MIDH
Promise Timeline
TOI reported the launch of Khet Bachao Abhiyan and Rs 65 crore for crop fencing against wild animals in Uttarakhand agriculture projects.
View sourceTOI reported Uttarakhand plans for district-level sterilisation and rehabilitation centres, AI early-warning systems, solar fencing and sensor-based alerts, plus Rs 5 crore for forest department equipment.
View sourceSansad reply described human-wildlife conflict mitigation support including early warning systems, physical barriers, solar fencing, bio-fencing, crop-damage compensation and Rapid Response Teams.
View sourcePIB reported that crop damage caused by animals was raised for Uttarakhand and that central funds under MIDH would support fencing efforts in the state.
View sourceBJP manifesto promised necessary steps to minimise crop loss caused by man-animal conflicts in rural areas.
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