Arunachal Pradesh, the largest hilly state of the North Eastern area of India has a geographical area of 83,743 sq.km ranging between 26 o 28’ to 29 o 28’ N and 91 o 35’ to 97 o 27’ E, is bestowed with exclusive physiographic conditions and an abundance of plant genetic variation. It has large climatic variations including sub-tropical to temperate and alpine. Thus, the State possesses the inherent potential to promote the cultivation largely due to the availability of large areas with a temperate climate. The State is an agrarian where more than 70 percent population is dependent on agriculture fortheir livelihood. The State is gifted with enormous natural resources and suitable agro-climaticzones. Arunachal Pradesh Space Applications Centre (APSAC), Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh is the nodalagency for all Remote Sensing and GIS Applications in the State. Realizing the importance on proper agriculturalpractices and the geographic setting of Arunachal Pradesh, APSAC has initiated to generate a comprehensive resource atlas on 1:10000 scale and develop the action plans for micro level agricultural planning,and also sustainable action plans for land and water resources management in the State.The project namely “Natural Resources Inventory for Micro-level Agricultural Planning (NRIMAP)” aims at identifying suitable areas for various staple and commercial crops based on soil resources inventory. Further, based on field observations and scientific analysis, locale- specific resource action plans are developed for sustainable development of the land and water resources. A holisticWebGIS and Mobileapplication is developed as part of NRIMAP for providing the geo-tagged information to Planners and cultivators, thus providing the experience of sharing information in Geo-spatial Context.