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Since the introduction of economic reforms in early nineties, there has been greater focus of development and planning towards enhancement of human well-being and reduction in inequalities along with growth of per capita income especially targeting vulnerable social groups, viz. STs, SCs, etc. This well-being encompasses individual attainment in the areas of education, employment, health care, nutritional level and amenities like electricity, water supply, sanitation, housing, etc. It explores certain aspects of their livelihoods which are commonly neglected. The sustainable livelihood proceed towards enable government departments and Ngo’s to upgrade the design and implementation of poverty alleviation programmes and projects in tribal areas. It helps to examine advantages and constraints of the tribal poor, builds better understanding The present study was conducted in Nanded district of Marathwada region of Maharashtra state during the year 2018-2019. The main aim of the study is to find out association between Income generation and socio economic profile of the tribal farmers with respect to their sustainable livelihoods. For the study following variables are selected age, education, farm size, farming experience, training received, risk orientation, religious belief, achievement motivation, extension contact, mass media exposure, ethnocentrism and Income generation. From the study, it can be observed that there was a positive and significant relationship between income generation of sustainable livelihoods of farmers and the variables farm size, training received, achievement motivation, extension contact and mass media exposure. Calculated ‘r’ values between age, farming experience ethnocentrism and the income generation of sustainable livelihoods of farmers have negative and significant relationship. On the other hand education, risk orientation and, religious belief has no significant relationship with the income generation of sustainable livelihoods of tribal farmers. K e y w o r d s

Association between Income Generation and Socio Economic Profile of the Tribal Farmers of Nanded District