Who is the Nodal Officer in the districts under the NFFWP scheme?

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Answer:

The Nodal Officer in the districts under the NFFWP scheme - The District Collector
The District Collector is responsible for the planning, implementation, coordination, monitoring, and supervision of the scheme.
The NFFWP scheme targets the rural poor who are in need of wage labor and want to do unskilled and manual labor.
The NFFWP focuses on activities related to water conservation, drought prevention (afforestation/tree planting), land development, and flood control.

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