The Natural Resources Management Centre (NRMC) was established in 1974, as the Land and Water Management Research Centre (LWMRC) in the Department of Agriculture and played a vital role in soil and water management and its outputs were well utilized in the country’s agricultural development activities during 70s. Later in 1974, the activities and the responsibilities were broadened with the amalgamation of the Soil Conservation Division of the DOA. In 1994, with the re-structuring of the Department of Agriculture, the LWMRC was renamed as Natural Resources Management Centre. Since then, the NRMC is not only involved in research on natural resource management, but also entrusted the responsibility of technology dissemination and providing technical assistance for land and water resource development in agriculture and implementation of Soil Conservation Act. Landuse changes, increasing population and climate change extremes are exerting additional pressure on limited resources by rapid degradation of natural resources affecting productivity. Therefore assess the present situation with modern tools and develop and disseminate new technologies to address the prevailing issues are utmost important for nation food security. Development of technologies targeting judicial utilization while conserving the natural resources, particularly land and water resources are a vital task and NRMC conduct research & development activities covering several disciplines through five divisions.