The Integrated Scheme on Agricultural Marketing is an umbrella central sector initiative that unifies several sub-schemes to develop post-harvest infrastructure, promote scientific storage, establish quality standards, and strengthen market information networks across India.
UPSC frames questions on this topic around the structural bottlenecks in farm-to-market linkages and the effectiveness of state-assisted post-harvest infrastructure. Questions often evaluate how market information networks and quality standardization mitigate distress sales among smallholder farmers. Candidates are expected to analyze the administrative and financial friction points in scaling up integrated supply chains and market integration.
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