abhishreshthaa
Abhijeet S
The secretariat is in charge of the board. It seeks not only to coordinate the activities of several department of the board but also deals with those matters, which do not fall within the domain of the any other department. A part from the personal and general matters one of the major functions dealt with by the secretariat pertains to the labour welfare. The board which had only two departments at the beginning has at present the following department apart from the secretariat viz.
1. Coffee Promotion department
2. Marketing department which has been realized from the' activity of poor marketing due to liberalized marketing policy of 100% FSQ for all small and large growers.
3. Development department
4. Extension Department
5. project planning
6. Research, Assistance and training.
7. Accounts and finance.
The coffee board has 33 members including the chairman, who* is the Chief executive of the Board except for 3 MPS who are elected as representative, all others are appointed by the government of India. The board in each year, out of its own member's elects a person to be a vice chairman for a period of 12 months.
The structure of the board is a follows :
1. Members of parliament - 3 (Lok Sabha - 2, Rajya Sabha.
2. Representative of the government of the growing state -
* 4 (Karnataka, Tamilnadu, Kerala, Andra pradesh).
3. Representatives of other coffee growing state
4. Coffee growers - 10 (3 large growers, 7 small growers)
5. Coffee traders - 3
6. Coffee Curers - 2
7. Coffee Consumers - 2
8. Labour - 4
9. Instant Coffee manufactures – 1
10. Eminent personalities in the field of research / marketing of coffee - 1. The term of the board is for 3 years. The present Chairman of the Board is Mr. G.V. Krishna Rau.
The Board functions through its size standing committees, which are appointed by each year by election for a period of one year.
These are :
1. Executive committee.
2. Marketing committee.
3. Propaganda committee
4. Development committee
5. Research committee
Or
6. coffee quality committee
The members of the board are distributed accordingly in one or more of the above - mentioned committees.
1. Coffee Promotion department
2. Marketing department which has been realized from the' activity of poor marketing due to liberalized marketing policy of 100% FSQ for all small and large growers.
3. Development department
4. Extension Department
5. project planning
6. Research, Assistance and training.
7. Accounts and finance.
The coffee board has 33 members including the chairman, who* is the Chief executive of the Board except for 3 MPS who are elected as representative, all others are appointed by the government of India. The board in each year, out of its own member's elects a person to be a vice chairman for a period of 12 months.
The structure of the board is a follows :
1. Members of parliament - 3 (Lok Sabha - 2, Rajya Sabha.
2. Representative of the government of the growing state -
* 4 (Karnataka, Tamilnadu, Kerala, Andra pradesh).
3. Representatives of other coffee growing state
4. Coffee growers - 10 (3 large growers, 7 small growers)
5. Coffee traders - 3
6. Coffee Curers - 2
7. Coffee Consumers - 2
8. Labour - 4
9. Instant Coffee manufactures – 1
10. Eminent personalities in the field of research / marketing of coffee - 1. The term of the board is for 3 years. The present Chairman of the Board is Mr. G.V. Krishna Rau.
The Board functions through its size standing committees, which are appointed by each year by election for a period of one year.
These are :
1. Executive committee.
2. Marketing committee.
3. Propaganda committee
4. Development committee
5. Research committee
Or
6. coffee quality committee
The members of the board are distributed accordingly in one or more of the above - mentioned committees.