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Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana (PMKSY)

DISTRICT IRRIGATION PLAN

Lower Dibang Valley

Arunachal Pradesh

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District Irrigation Plan (PMKSY) Lower Dibang Valley

District Irrigation Plan

Under Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana

(PMKSY)

2016- 2021

Lower Dibang Valley

Arunachal Pradesh

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This is to certify that District Irrigation Plan (DIP) for Lower Dibang Valley District,

Arunachal Pradesh has been prepared by the NABCONS in collaboration with the

DLIC as per the operational Guidelines of PMKSY issued by the Ministry of

Agriculture Cooperation and Farmers Welfare, Govt. of India, in the year 2015-2016.

The DIP is approved and hereby vetted through DLIC.

(Deepak Shinde, IAS) (M.Lego)

Deputy Commissioner-cum-Chairman PD (ATMA)-cum-Member Secretary

DLIC, PMKSY DLIC, PMKSY Lower Dibang Valley District Lower Dibang Valley District Arunachal Pradesh Arunachal Pradesh


FOREWORD Water is vital for human and animal life and for maintaining ecological balance for developmental efforts. With the ever increasing demand for water due to population growth, urbanization and industrialization, making water available for multiple uses in an economical and optimal manner assumes great significance. Against the above backdrop, Government of India formulated PMKSY with the vision of extending the coverage of irrigation (“Har Khet Ko Pani”) and improving water-use efficiency (More Crop Per Drop) in a focused manner with end-to-end solution on water resource creation, distribution, management, field application and extension activities. Under PMKSY, an integrated planning and management of water resources has been envisaged through estimation of water budget for each of the districts and sub-districts and preparation of strategic action plan to address the water gap through District Irrigation Plans (DIPs). PMKSY will be implemented only in an area development mode by adopting a decentralized State level planning and project execution structure that will allow States to draw up their own irrigation development plans based on DIPs and SIPs with a horizon of 5-7 years.

This District Irrigation Plan has been prepared based on an assessment of water resource availability and demand for water resource from multiple users, present and future water balance at block and district levels and multiple strategies to augment water resources and improve efficiency of existing water facilities through Strategic Action Plan under PMKSY.

Preparation of the District irrigation Plan (DIP) required coordinated efforts by multiple stakeholders and departments. The efforts made by the Departments of Agriculture, which is the nodal Department for implementation of PMKSY, WRD, RWD, Horticulture Department, District Rural Development Agency (DRDA), ATMA as also the support received from NABARD Consultancy Services (NABCONS) in preparation of the District Irrigation Plan of is duly acknowledged. The DIP aims to create an Irrigation Potential of 58422.20 Hectares (AIBP- 290.00 Ha, Har Khet Ko Pani- 23616.13 Ha, Per Drop More Crop- 27792.00 Ha, and Watershed -6724.05 Ha) of the total 73413 Hectares

of cultivable area in the district at an estimated proposed cost of ₹ 1002.97 Crore.

The PMKSY components as contemplated in the DIP envisage creating an irrigation potential of nearly 79.58% of the total available CCA in the district which would boost the agriculture production of the district in particular and the State in general. The total financial outlay under the Scheme for the district of Lower Dibang Valley is ₹ 100297.20 lakh (i.e., ₹ 1002.97 Crore) as against the Command Area of 58422.20 Hectare. After threadbare discussion, the District Level Implementation Committee (DLIC) unanimously accepted and approved the planned outlay of ₹ 100297.20 lakh under the PMKSY for 05 Years (2016 to 2021). (Deepak Shinde, IAS)

Deputy Commissioner cum Chairman, PMKSY Lower Dibang Valley District Arunachal Pradesh


Table of Content

Topic / Sub-topics Page Number

Executive Summary 1-3

Introduction 1

Background 1

Vision 9

Objectives 9

Strategy/Approach 10

Programme Components 10

1. Accelerated Irrigation Benefit Programme (AIBP) 10

2. PMKSY (Har Khet Ko Pani) 10

3. PMKSY (Per Drop More Crop) 11

4. PMKSY (Watershed Development) 12

Rationale/Justification 12

Methodology 13

Chapter-I General Information of the District 14

General Information of the District 14

1.1 District Profile 14

Administrative Set-up of the District 14

1.2 Demography 16

1.3 Bio-mass and Livestock 17

1.3.1 Small Animals 20

1.3.2 Large Animals 21

1.4 Agro-ecology, Climate, Hydrogeology and Topography 22

1.4.1 Climate 25

1.4.2 Hydrogeology 26

1.4.3 Topography 28

1.4.4 Rainfall & Temperature 28

1.5 Soil Profile 31

1.6 Soil Erosion and Runoff Status 34

1.7 Land Use Pattern 34

Chapter – II District Water Profile 39

2.1 Area-wise, Crop-wise Irrigation Status 39

2.2 Production and Productivity of Major Crops 43

2.3 Irrigation Base Classification 47

Chapter – III District Water Availability 48

3.1 Status of Water Availability 48

3.2 Status of Ground Water Availability 50

3.3 Status of Command Area 50

3.4 Existing Type of Irrigation 52

Chapter-IV Water Requirement/Demand 54

4.1 Domestic Water Demand 54

4.2 Crop Water Demand 56

4.3 Livestock Water Demand 57


Topic / Sub-topics Page Number

4.4 Industrial Water Demand 58

4.5 Water Demand for Power Generation 59

4.6 Total Water Demand for Various Sectors 59

4.7 Water Budget 61

Chapter-V Strategic Action Plan for Irrigation in Lower Dibang Valley District under PMKSY

63

5.1 Block-wise Total Plan of the District 63

5.2 Share of Participating Departments on Total Outlay 64

5.3 Component-wise Plan 65

5.4 Year-wise Plan of Participating Department 66

5.5 Expected Outcome 67

5.6 Detailed Strategic Action Plan for Irrigation in Respect of Lower Dibang Valley District, Arunachal Pradesh under PMKSY (Annexure-I- IX)

69-271

Annexure-X -Important Maps of Lower Dibang Valley District 272-275

List of Tables

List of Tables

Sl. No. Page Numbers

Chapter-I General Information of the District

Table 1.1 General profile of Lower Dibang Valley District 16

Table 1.2 Demography of Lower Dibang Valley District 19

Table.1.3 Biomass and Livestock Population Details of the District 24

Table.1.4 Agro Ecology, Climate, Hydrology and Topography of Lower Dibang Valley District

30

Table.1.5 Soil Profile of the Lower Dibang Valley District 33

Table 1.7 Land use Pattern in Lower Dibang Valley District

37

Chapter-II District water profile

Table. 2.1 Area-wise, Crop-wise Irrigation status of Lower Dibang Valley District

42

Table.2.2 Block-wise Production and Productivity of major Crops 45

Table 2.3 Irrigation Based Classification of the District 47

Chapter-III Water Availability

Table.3.1 Status of Water Availability in Lower Dibang Valley

District 49

Table.3.2 Status of Ground Water Availability 50

Table 3.3 Status of Command Area 51

Table 3.4 Existing Type of Irrigation 53


Chapter-IV Water Requirement/Demand

Table 4.1 Domestic water Demand of Lower Dibang Valley District

55

Table. 4.2. Block-wise Crop Water Requirement of the District 57

Table. 4.3 Livestock Water Demand of the District 58

Table 4.4 Block-wise Industrial Water Requirement 58

Table.4.5 Water Demand for Power Generation 59

Table 4.6.1 Present Water Demand of the District for Various Sectors 60

Table 4.6.2: Projected Water Demand of the District for Various Sectors During 2020

60

Table. 4.7 Water Budget of Lower Dibang Valley District 62

Chapter-V Strategic Action Plan for Irrigation

Table 5.1: Block-wise total Outlay of the District 63

Table.5.2 Component-wise Break-up Total Outlay 65

Table 5.3. Year-wise Allocation of Outlay of Plan under Different Departments

67

Table 5.4. Block-wise Physical Target for Command Area/ Irrigation Potential to be Created

68


Abbreviations Decoded

Abbreviations Decoded Forms

NDC National Development Council

GoI Government of India

C-DAP Comprehensive District Agriculture Plan

ICT Information and Communications Technology

BCM Billion Cubic Metres

GDP Gross Domestic Product

AIBP Accelerated Irrigation Benefits Programme

CADWM Command Area Development and Water Management

MI Micro Irrigation

SWMA Supplementary Water Management Activities

NITI Aayog National Institution for Transforming India Aayog

NRM Natural resource Management

IWMP Integrated Watershed Management Programme

PRI Panchayati Raj Institutions

DRDA District Rural Development Agencies

NRLM National Rural Livelihoods Mission

C.D. Blocks Community development block

BPL Below Poverty Line

SC/ST Scheduled Caste/ Scheduled Tribe

Nos. Number

ATMA Agriculture Technology Management Agency MSL

TGA Total Geographical Area

GCA Gross Cropped Area

GIA Gross Irrigated Area

NSA Net Sown Area

MGNREGA Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act

CI Cropping Intensity

Qtl/yr Quintal per year

GIA Gross Irrigated Area

MCM Million Cubic Metres

Bgl Below ground Level

CCA Culturable Command Area

LPD Litre Per Day

CAD Command Area Development

DIP District Irrigation Plan

SIP State Irrigation Plan

DLIC District Level Implementation Committee

STP Sewage Treatment Plant

WRD Water Resource Department

RWD Rural Work Department

DRDA Department of Rural Development Agency

ATMA Agricultural Technology and Management Agency


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Executive Summary In an agrarian economy like India, agriculture utilizes the major share of country’s exploitable water resources. Though the sector utilizes the maximum share of exploitable water resources, availability of the same at different locations to different extent makes it vital to adopt effective utilization of water through storage, channelizing and judicial use. At some places like Punjab and Haryana, the environmental and socio-economic rationale for this sector is now being questioned. Accordingly, it is needed to challenge and change the fundamentals of the prevailing view of water resources exploitation. A new and more suitable approach to water resources allocation is necessary if the population is to be adequately fed, without further degradation and destruction of the critical ecosystem services. Water productivity needs to be enhanced considerably, and economic cost-benefit analysis and pricing regimes can play a significant role in such a process. However, these economic measures will not be sufficient on their own. They will need to be buttressed by technological innovation and institutional changes in order to encourage a more equitable distribution of resources and to mitigate potential international conflicts across 'shared' water basins. Water has unique characteristics that determine both its allocation and use as a resource by agriculture. Agricultural use of water for irrigation is itself contingent on land resources. In a situation of growing water scarcity and rising demands for non-agricultural (household and industrial) use of water, reassessment of sectoral allocations of water is inevitable. In developing countries, irrigated agriculture plays a vital role in contributing towards domestic food security and poverty alleviation. Therefore, achievement of these objectives is dependent on adequate allocations of water to agriculture. Justification of such allocations requires that irrigated agriculture to be a cost-effective means of achieving stated political or social objectives, such as food security or poverty alleviation, and that all externalities be taken into account in the pricing mechanism. Improved allocation of irrigation water is required within the agriculture sectors in order to achieve greater efficiency in the use of irrigation water and existing irrigation infrastructure. Reallocation is also required in order to reduce waterlogging and salinization of irrigated land to decrease the negative environmental impacts and other externalities of irrigation (caused by over extraction of groundwater and depletion and pollution of surface water). Government of India launched Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana (PMKSY) to address the constraints in providing assured irrigation as well as increasing efficiency and productivity of current water use to bring more prosperity to the rural areas. Priorities of Government of India were reflected in the Hon’ble President’s address to the joint Session of the Parliament of 16th Lok Sabha where he indicated that “Each drop of water is precious”. Government is committed to giving high priority to water security. It will complete the long pending irrigation projects on priority and launch the ‘Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana’ with the motto of ‘Har Khet Ko Pani’. There is a need for seriously considering all options including linking of rivers, where feasible; for ensuring optimal use of our water resources to prevent the recurrence of floods and drought. By harnessing rain water through ‘Jal Sanchay’ and ‘Jal Sinchan’, we will nurture water conservation and ground water recharge. Micro irrigation will be popularised to ensure ‘Per drop-More crop”. PMKSY has been approved with an indicative outlay of Rs.50,000 crore over a period of five years from 2015-16 to 2019-20. The programme is an amalgamation of on-going schemes of Ministry of Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation, Ministry of Agriculture & Cooperation and Ministry of Rural Development. The existing schemes AIBP, CADWM, MI, SWMA, Watershed & Convergence with MGNREGA were brought together under the umbrella program of PMKSY. Further the scheme seeks convergence with scheme like Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNRES), Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (RKVY), Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission and Rural Electrification programmes (JLNNSM & REP), Rural Infrastructure Development Fund (RIDF), Members of Parliament Local Area Development Scheme (MPLAD), Members of Legislative Assembly Local Area Development Fund (MLALAD), Local Body Funds (LBF), Working Plan of State Forest Department (WPSFD) etc. The PMKSY will be


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implemented in an area development mode only by adopting a decentralized state level planning and projectised execution structure that will allow the state to draw up their own irrigation development plans based on DIPs and SIPs with a horizon of 5-7 years. The program will be supervised and coordinated utilizing the existing mechanism and structure available under Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (RKVY) program with State Agriculture Department acting as the State Nodal Agency for implementation of PMKSY. However, the implementing departments for the four components like AIBP, PMKSY (Har Khet Ko Pani), PMKSY (Per drop more crop) and PMKSY (watershed development) will be decided by the respective program ministry/department. The five chapters along with introductory chapter, explains the profile of district, its water requirement for agriculture and allied sector, water availability, assessment of water requirement for various sectors and strategic action plan for augmentation and effective management of available water resources.

During the course of preparation of District Irrigation Plan (DIP) for the district of Lower Dibang Valley, the team visited Lower Dibang District to collect data and have interaction with all the stakeholders. Methodology adopted to prepare DIP are Collection of primary and secondary data from the field from various sources including published documents and websites, Various meetings were held to obtain ground level realities and data from key personnel/stakeholders through structured, unstructured interviews, focused group discussions etc., Meetings with various State Government departments and related institutions were held , GIS maps of the area’s/clusters were studied to understand the land morphology, topography of the district, Focused group discussions and interaction with of agriculture officers, horticulture officers, soil conservation officers, extension officers, rural development department, animal husbandry department, irrigation officers for identifying the key issues and focus areas of the region. In the district, the Panchayat level schemes were identified as per the need and potential and resolutions were passed by the Panchayat to include the schemes in PMKSY. The Panchayat resolutions were then consolidated and put up in the Block Development Committee and a block plan was put up in the Zila Parishad along with the programme of other line departments participating in implementation of PMKSY. On the basis of detailed discussion and analysis of data, the team arrived at the projection of various components of PMKSY and Department-wise plan for 5 years from 2016-17 to 2020-21 as detailed in the Plan.

District Demography As per 2011 census, the total population of the district is 54080 out of which the male population is 28053 and 26027 are female. The district has a sex ratio of 928 females per 1000 male as compared to State Ratio of 938 females per 1,000 males. The literacy rate of the district in Census 2011 is 69.13%. The Male literacy rate is 75.55%, while for female it is 62.19%.

The population density of the district as recorded by 2011 census is 14 people per sq. km. as compared to State average of 17 people per sq. km. Compared to the population density of the state (17 persons per sq.km), the district has much lower population density, i.e., 82% of the State average. Further, the district has a total of 314 villages out of which 264 villages inhabited and 50 villages are uninhabited. The decadal percentage growth of population as per Census 2011 is 7.2% as compared to the population of 2001. In the previous census of India 2001, Lower Dibang Valley District recorded increase of 36.76 percent to its population compared to 1991.

Agriculture The economy of the district is mainly agrarian and paddy is the predominant commodity that is cultivated three times a year (winter, summer and autumn). The other important crops of the district are pulses, oilseeds, sugarcane, mustard, vegetables, potato, sugarcane, fruits etc. Almost all horticultural crops like fruits, Spices, potato, Orange, Pulses, Black gram Banana and major Rabi and Kharif vegetables are grown extensively in the district.


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District Water Profile

The annual Replenishable ground water resource of the Lower Dibang Valley district as per latest report

of CGWB is 950.40 MCM. Net ground water availability of the district is 855.36 MCM while net ground water draft for all uses is 0.34mcm. Projected demand for domestic and industrial uses up to 2025 is 0.62 MCM. Ground water availability for future irrigation use is 854.41 MCM. Stage of ground water development is thus negligible (0.03%) and the district can be categorized as safe. Lower Dibang Valley district is under the Safe category. Water Demand and Gap Total present water requirement for the district is 191.77.85 MCM while the total future water requirement for the district is 192.10 MCM. Presently, maximum water demand is for Roing-Koronu block which is 101.31 MCM, while minimum is for Hunli-Desali block as 23.39 MCM. In projected future, maximum water demand is for Roing-Koronu block with 101.53 MCM while minimum future water demand for Hunli-Desali block is 23.41 MCM. The water budget clearly shows the water gap of 116.07 MCM in present and of 116.40 MCM in future between the water availability and requirement.

PMKSY Financial Proposal Total plan of Lower Dibang Valley District for a period of five year works out to be Rs. 100297.20 lakh (i.e. Rs. 1002.97 Crore). Maximum share of Rs. 58158.74 lakh (57.99%) is for Water Resources and WRD (Tube Well & Ground Water) department followed by Agriculture department with Rs. 17315.52 lakh (17.26%) and RWD (Soil Conservation department) with Rs. 9795.00 lakh (9.77%). The Horticulture department shares 8.52% of total Pan Outlay, i.e. Rs.8540.45 lakh, while DRDA share is 5.80%, i.e. Rs.5812.50 lakh. For providing training and extension services, the Agriculture Department has proposed and additional amount of Rs 675.00 lakh under ATMA. The total plan of five years is equally divided into 5 years i.e. 2016-17, 2017-18, 2018-19, 2019-20 and 2020-21. Expected Outcome The gross irrigated area in the district is 3319 hectare which is around 8.49% of 39089 hectare of the gross cropped area. Agriculture, Horticulture, WRD, and RWD (Soil Conservation) departments of the district have

proposed to bring additional 58422.20 hectares of land out of total 73413 Ha of Culturable Command Area under assured irrigated cultivation system through PMKSY, which will boost up the agriculture and allied sectors’ production and productivity in the district paving the way for generating direct and indirect employment among the local people. Thus, the overall economy of the district would get better and better in the days to come after the contemplated projects get implemented under this flagship programme of PMKSY.


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INTRODUCTION

Background

Preparation of decentralized area specific district planning process visualized in various plans took

concrete shape through the years and initiatives like specific guidelines on methodologies and processes

for preparation of district plans; framework for preparation of perspective plan, medium term and annual

plans by then planning commission in 1969 and the 73rd and 74th Constitutional Amendments conferring

constitutional status to Panchayats at district and sub-district level; local self-government in urban areas;

constitution of District Planning Committee to consolidate the plans prepared at Panchayats and

Municipalities and prepare a draft development plan for the whole district.

The decentralized planning process was further strengthened through emphasis by Planning Commission

on preparation of district level plans and making it an integral part of the process of preparation of the

States 11th Five Year Plan. The Planning Commission issued guidelines in August 2006 for preparation

of the District Plans. The Guidelines define the District Planning as ‘the process of preparing an integrated

plan for the local government sector in a district taking into account the resources (natural, human and

financial) available and covering the sectoral activities and schemes assigned to the district level and

below and those implemented through local governments in a state. The document that embodies this

statement of resources and their allocation for various purposes is known as the “District Plan”.

Government of India through a resolution in National Development Council on 29th May 2007 conceived

a special Additional Central Assistance Scheme (ACAS) to address the slow growth of agriculture and

allied sectors by incentivizing States to draw up plans for their agriculture sectors more comprehensively.

The NDC resolution states "GoI introduced a new Additional Central Assistance Scheme to incentivize

states to draw up plans for their agriculture sector more comprehensively, taking agro-climatic conditions,

natural resource issues and technology into account, and integrating livestock, poultry and fisheries, etc.

This involved a new scheme for Additional Central Assistance (ACA) to State Plans, administered by the

Union Ministry of Agriculture over and above its existing Centrally Sponsored Schemes, to supplement

the State-specific strategies including special schemes for beneficiaries of land reforms. The newly

created National Rain-fed Area Authority on request, was to assist States in planning for rain-fed areas".

The NDC in its resolution advised the States to prepare a Comprehensive District Agriculture Plans (C-

DAP) that will fully utilize available resources and include allied agriculture sectors. Further, GOI issued

a manual on preparation of Comprehensive District Agriculture Plans to help the states prepare C-DAP.

As per these Guidelines, the objective of district planning is ‘to design an integrated and participatory

action plan for the development of local area in general and agriculture and allied sectors in particular’.

The objectives of Comprehensive District Agriculture Plan (C-DAP) were:

1. To prepare a Comprehensive District Agriculture Plan (C-DAP) through participatory process

involving various organizations and stakeholders.


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2. To enable optimum utilization of scarce natural, physical & financial resources.

3. To assess and plan for the infrastructure required to support the agriculture development.

4. To establish linkages with the required institutional support services, like credit, technology

transfer, ICT, research etc.

5. To evolve an action plan for achieving sustainable agricultural growth with food security and

cropping system that will improve farmers’ income. The guidelines required the state/district authorities

to (i) ensure that the agricultural plans are prepared for the district and then integrated into the agricultural

plans of the State based on the agro-climatic conditions, availability of technology, trained manpower and

natural resources; (ii) local needs / crops / feed and fodder / animal husbandry / dairying / fisheries /

priorities are reflected in the plan; (iii) productivity gaps for important crops and livestock and fisheries

are reduced; and (iv) the returns to the farmers from these are maximized.

The latest move in the process of strengthening of decentralized planning process was the Government

of India guidelines issued in 2015 in the form of a template for the preparation of District Irrigation Plan

(DIP) and State Irrigation Plan (SIP) as part of the Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana (PMKSY)

program and made the preparation of DIP and SIP mandatory for the states to receive funds from the

program. The present report is a product of these long drawn efforts of Government of India to strengthen

the decentralized planning process in the country focusing on the vital resource i.e., water.

Water is of vital importance for human & animal life, maintenance of ecological balance and promotion of

developmental activities. Considering its vital importance and ever increasing demand for water, in the

face of population growth, urbanization & industrialization and considerations of climatic change, making

water, an increasingly a scarce resource, available to multiple uses, planning and management of this

vital resources, utilization of water economically, optimally and equitably assumes greater importance.

According to the 12th Five year Plan the water budget estimates of India by Ministry of Water Resources

suggests an availability of 1123 billion cubic meters (BCM) against a current estimated demand of 710

BCM. The Standing Committee of the Ministry of Water Resources estimates that this water demand will

rise to 1093 BCM by 2025. Though the existing water availability in the immediate future seems to be

adequate, with the near constant supply of water resources in the face of increasing demand on account

of population growth, urbanization and industrialization will strain the water supply-demand balance.

The per capita water availability which stood at 5,177 cubic meters in 1951 was reduced to 1820 cubic

meters in 2001 while the international prescribed limit is 1800 cubic meters. The projected per capita

availability of water is 1341 cubic meters in 2025 and 1140 cubic meters in 2050 suggesting shortage of

water in the medium term1. Further, the all India water balance estimates does not reflect the variations

1 Ministry of Water Resources (2011), Strategic Plan for Ministry of Water Resources, Government of India, New Delhi.


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in water balance across time and space- certain areas having a positive water balance and the others

facing acute shortage. The problem is further accentuated by water quality related issues.

With the abundant surface and ground water supply in the first five decades since independence, more

than 80 percent of the total available water resources were allocated for irrigation purposes and the rest

meeting the domestic and industrial demands. In a recent study1on the demand for water from agriculture,

domestic and industrial uses in 2000, 2025 and 2050 seems to suggest that domestic demand (34 BCM

in 2000, 66 BCM in 2025 and 101 BCM in 2050) and industrial demand (42 BCM in 2000, 92 BCM in

2025 and 161 BCM in 2050) for water will utilize the total balance water available while agriculture

demand for water will be (605 BCM in 2000, 675 BCM in 2025 and 637 BCM in 2050). This change is

partly because of the changing sectoral contributions of India’s GDP and also partly because of dynamics

of irrigation development in the country where the initial expansion in area under irrigation is propelled by

the availability of abundant water resources and availability of good quality land. This is no longer the

case in many of the states where the availability of land and water are serious constraints for further

expansion of irrigation. Further, as per the erstwhile planning commission up to March 2012 out of 141

million hectares of net sown area in the country 114 (or 81%) million hectares is Irrigation Potential

Created (IPC) and 88 (or 62%) million hectares is Irrigation Potential Utilized (IPU) leaving almost 20%

of irrigated potential unutilized. This leaves 40 percent of the net sown area in the country dependent on

rainfall which makes farming a high risk and less productive.

The competing demands for water resources and the emerging issues and concerns were to be

addressed through certain basic principles and commonality in approaches in dealing with planning,

development and management of water resources3 under an Integrated Water Resource Management

framework. The main objectives of water resource management as delineated in National Water Policy

2012 are:

a) Planning, development and management of water resources need to be governed by common

integrated perspective considering local, regional, State and national context, having an environmentally

sound basis, keeping in view the human, social and economic needs.

b) Principle of equity and social justice must inform use and allocation of water.

c) Good governance through transparent informed decision making is crucial to the objectives of

equity, social justice and sustainability. Meaningful intensive participation, transparency and

accountability should guide decision making and regulation of water resources.

2050: Business-as-usual scenario and deviations. Research Report 123, International Water

Management Institute, Colombo.

2 Ministry of Water Resources, National Water Policy, 2012, Government of India, New Delhi.

2 Amarasinghe, U.A., Shah T., Turral, H. and Anand, B.K. 2007. India’s water future to 2025


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Water needs to be managed as a common pool community resource held, by the state, under public trust

doctrine to achieve food security, support livelihood, and ensure equitable and sustainable development

for all.

d) Water is essential for sustenance of eco-system, and therefore, minimum ecological needs

should be given due consideration.

e) Safe Water for drinking and sanitation should be considered as pre-emptive needs, followed by

high priority allocation for other basic domestic needs (including needs of animals), achieving food

security, supporting sustenance agriculture and minimum eco-system needs. Available water, after

meeting the above needs, should be allocated in a manner to promote its conservation and efficient use.

f) All the elements of the water cycle, i.e., evapo-transpiration, precipitation, runoff, river, lakes, soil

moisture, and ground water, sea, etc., are interdependent and the basic hydrological unit is the river

basin, which should be considered as the basic hydrological unit for planning.

g) Given the limits on enhancing the availability of utilizable water resources and increased

variability in supplies due to climate change, meeting the future needs will depend more on demand

management, and hence, this needs to be given priority, especially through (a) evolving an agricultural

system which economizes on water use and maximizes value from water, and (b) bringing in maximum

efficiency in use of water and avoiding wastages.

h) Water quality and quantity are interlinked and need to be managed in an integrated manner,

consistent with broader environmental management approaches inter-alia including the use of economic

incentives and penalties to reduce pollution and wastage.

i) The impact of climate change on water resources availability must be factored into water

management related decisions. Water using activities need to be regulated keeping in mind the local geo

climatic and hydrological situation.

Government of India launched Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana (PMKSY) to address the

constraints in providing assured irrigation as well as increasing efficiency and productivity of current water

use to bring more prosperity to the rural areas. Priorities of Government of India were reflected in the

Hon’ble President’s address to the joint Session of the Parliament of 16th Lok Sabha where he indicated

that “Each drop of water is precious. Government is committed to giving high priority to water

security. It will complete the long pending irrigation projects on priority and launch the ‘Pradhan

Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana’ with the motto of ‘Har Khet Ko Pani’. There is a need for seriously

considering all options including linking of rivers, where feasible; for ensuring optimal use of our

water resources to prevent the recurrence of floods and drought. By harnessing rain water

through ‘Jal Sanchay’ and ‘Jal Sinchan’, we will nurture water conservation and ground water

recharge. Micro irrigation will be popularized to ensure ‘Per drop-More crop”.


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PMKSY has been approved with an indicative outlay of Rs. 50,000 crore over a period of five years from

2015-16 to 2019-20. The programme is an amalgamation of on-going schemes of Ministry of Water

Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation, Ministry of Agriculture & Cooperation and

Ministry of Rural Development. The existing schemes AIBP, CADWM, MI, SWMA, Watershed &

Convergence with MGNREGA were brought together under the umbrella program of PMKSY. Further the

scheme seeks convergence with scheme like Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee

Scheme (MGNRES), Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (RKVY), Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission

and Rural Electrification programmes (JLNNSM&REP), Rural Infrastructure Development Fund (RIDF),

Members of Parliament Local Area Development Scheme (MPLAD), Members of Legislative Assembly

Local Area Development Fund (MLALAD), Local Body Funds (LBF), Working Plan of State Forest

Department (WPSFD) etc. The PMKSY will be implemented in an area development mode only by

adopting a decentralized State level planning and project-wise execution structure that will allow the State

to draw up their own irrigation development plans based on DIPs and SIPs with a horizon of 5-7 years.

The program will be implemented as part of Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (RKVY) with State Agriculture

Department acting as the State Nodal Agency. However, the implementing departments for the four

components like AIBP, PMKSY (Har Khet Ko Pani), PMKSY (Per drop more crop) and PMKSY

(watershed development) will be decided by the respective program ministry/department.

The funds under this program would be provided to the States as per the pattern of assistance of Centrally

Sponsored Schemes (CSS) decided by the Ministry of Finance and NITI Aayog. During 2015-16 the

existing pattern of assistance of ongoing Scheme will be continued. An outlay of Rs. 50,000 crores have

been approved for 2015-20. The financial assistance provided to the state governments from this centrally

sponsored scheme is subject to fulfillment of certain conditions. Firstly, a state will become eligible to

access PMKSY fund only if it has prepared the District Irrigation Plans (DIP) and State Irrigation Plan

(SIP), excepting for the initial year, and the expenditure in water resource development for agriculture

sector in the year under consideration is not less than the baseline expenditure, which is defined as the

average of the expenditure in irrigation sector irrespective of the department in the state plan in three

years prior to the year under consideration. Secondly, States will be given additional weightage for levying

charges on water and electricity for irrigation purposes, so as to ensure sustainability of the programme.

Thirdly, interstate allocation of PMKSY fund will be decided based on

• Share of percentage of unirrigated area in the state vis-à-vis national average including

prominence of areas classified under Desert Development Programme (DDP) and Drought Prone Area

Development Programme (DPAP);

• Increase in percentage share of expenditure on water resource development for agriculture

sector in State Plan expenditure in the previous year over three years prior to it; and

• Improvement in irrigation efficiency in the state.


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Vision

The overreaching vision of Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana (PMKSY) will be to ensure access

to some means of protective irrigation to all agricultural farms in the country, to produce ‘per drop more

crop’, thus bringing much desired rural prosperity.

Objectives

The objectives of the PMKSY are to:

a) Achieve convergence of investments in irrigation at the field level (preparation of district level

and, if required, sub district level water use plans).

b) Enhance the physical access of water on the farm and expand cultivable area under assured

irrigation (Har Khet Ko Pani).

b) Integration of water source, distribution and its efficient use, to make best use of water through

appropriate technologies and practices.

c) Improve on-farm water use efficiency to reduce wastage and increase availability both in duration

and extent.

d) Enhance the adoption of precision-irrigation and other water saving technologies (More crop per

drop).

e) Enhance recharge of aquifers and introduce sustainable water conservation practices.

f) Ensure the integrated development of rain-fed areas using the watershed approach towards soil

and water conservation, regeneration of ground water, arresting runoff, providing livelihood options and

other NRM activities.

g) Promote extension activities relating to water harvesting, water management and crop alignment

for farmers and grass root level field functionaries.

h) Explore the feasibility of reusing treated municipal waste water for peri-urban agriculture, and

i) Attract greater private investments in irrigation.


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Strategy/Approach

To achieve these objectives PMKSY adopted strategies that include

a) Creation of new water sources; repair, restoration and renovation of defunct water sources;

construction of water harvesting structures, secondary & micro storage, groundwater development,

enhancing potentials of traditional water bodies at village level like Jal Mandir (Gujarat); Khatri, Kuhl

(H.P.); Zabo (Nagaland); Eri, Oranis (T.N.); Dongs (Assam); Katas, Bandhas (Odisha and M.P.) etc.

b) Developing/augmenting distribution network where irrigation sources (both assured and

protective) are available or created;

c) Promotion of scientific moisture conservation and run off control measures to improve ground

water recharge so as to create opportunities for farmers to access recharged water through shallow

tube/dug wells;

d) Promoting efficient water conveyance and field application devices within the farm viz,

underground piping system, Drip & Sprinklers, pivots, rain-guns and other application devices etc.;

e) Encouraging community irrigation through registered user groups/farmer producers’

organizations/ NGOs; and

f) Farmer oriented activities like capacity building, training and exposure visits, demonstrations,

farm schools, skill development in efficient water and crop management practices (crop alignment)

including large scale awareness on more crop per drop of water through mass media campaign,

exhibitions, field days, and extension activities through short animation films etc.

Programme Components

PMKSY has following four components:

1. Accelerated Irrigation Benefit Programme (AIBP)

To focus on faster completion of ongoing Major and Medium Irrigation including National Projects.

2. PMKSY (Har Khet Ko Pani)

This component focuses on-

a) Creation of new water sources through Minor Irrigation (both surface and ground water).


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b) Repair, restoration and renovation of water bodies; strengthening carrying capacity of traditional

water sources, construction rain water harvesting structures (Jal Sanchay);

c) Command area development, strengthening and creation of distribution network from source to

the farm;

d) Ground water development in the areas where it is abundant, so that sink is created to store

runoff/ flood water during peak rainy season.

e) Improvement in water management and distribution system for water bodies to take advantage

of the available source which is not tapped to its fullest capacity (deriving benefits from low hanging

fruits). At least 10% of the command area to be covered under micro/precision irrigation.

f) Diversion of water from source of different location where it is plenty to nearby water scarce

areas, lift irrigation from water bodies/rivers at lower elevation to supplement requirements beyond IWMP

and MGNREGS irrespective of irrigation command.

g) Creating and rejuvenating traditional water storage systems like Khatri, Kuhl etc. at feasible

locations.

3. PMKSY (Per Drop More Crop)

a) Programme management, preparation of State/District Irrigation Plan, approval of annual action

plan, Monitoring etc.

b) Promoting efficient water conveyance and precision water application devices like drips,

sprinklers, pivots, rain-guns in the farm (Jal Sinchan);

c) Topping up of input cost particularly under civil construction beyond permissible limit (40%),

under MGNREGS for activities like lining inlet, outlet, silt traps, distribution system etc.

d) Construction of micro irrigation structures to supplement source creation activities including tube

wells and dug wells (in areas where ground water is available and not under semi critical/ critical/ over

exploited category of development) which are not supported under AIBP, PMKSY (Har Khet Ko Pani),

PMKSY (Watershed) and MGNREGS as per block/district irrigation plan.;

e) Secondary storage structures at tail end of canal system to store water when available in

abundance (rainy season) or from perennial sources like streams for use during dry periods through

effective on-farm water management;

f) Water lifting devices like diesel/ electric/ solar pump sets including water carriage pipes,

underground piping system;


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g) Extension activities for promotion of scientific moisture conservation and agronomic measures

including cropping alignment to maximize use of available water including rainfall and minimize irrigation

requirement (Jal Sarankchan);

h) Capacity building, training and awareness campaign including low cost publications, use of pico

projectors and low cost films for encouraging potential use water source through technological,

agronomic and management practices including community irrigation;

i) The extension workers will be empowered to disseminate relevant technologies under PMKSY

only after requisite training is provided to them especially in the area of promotion of scientific moisture

conservation and agronomic measures, improved/ innovative distribution system like pipe and box outlet

system, etc. Appropriate Domain Experts will act as Master Trainers; and

j) Information Communication Technology (ICT) interventions through NeGP-A to be made use in

the field of water use efficiency, precision irrigation technologies, on farm water management, crop

alignment etc. and also to do intensive monitoring of the Scheme.

4. PMKSY (Watershed Development)

a) Effective management of runoff water and improved soil & moisture conservation activities such

as ridge area treatment, drainage line treatment, rain water harvesting, in-situ moisture conservation and

other allied activities on watershed basis.

b) Converging with MGNREGS for creation of water source to full potential in identified backward

rain-fed blocks including renovation of traditional water bodies.

Rationale/ Justification

In reference to the status and need of irrigation, the water resource management including irrigation

related priorities was identified for Lower Dibang Valley district by the peoples’ representatives of district

with support from administration and technical experts. For instance the reports of Strategic Research

and Extension Plan (SREP) prepared under ATMA, Comprehensive District Agriculture Plan (C-DAP)

prepared as part of Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (RKVY), Potential Linked Credit Plans (PLP) of

NABARD and the Integrated District Development Plan etc. identified number of irrigation related issues

for the district including (i) promoting water use efficiency through sprinkler and drip irrigation; (iii)

promoting protected poly-house cultivation to minimize risk factors and enhance quality and productivity;

(iv) Improvement of on-farm water delivery and efficiency of existing irrigation systems; (v) promotion of

soil conservation of arable & non-arable land through engineering measures; (vi) creation of new water

harvesting structures, check dams, ponds, tanks, etc. (vii) increase the forest cover in the district and (viii)

land improvement measures.


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Methodology

During the course of preparation of District Irrigation Plan (DIP) the team visited Lower Dibang District to

collect data and have interaction with all the stakeholders. Methodology adopted to prepare DIP is

outlined in brief as under:

a) Collection of primary and secondary data from the field from various sources including published

documents and websites.

b) Various meetings were held to obtain ground level realities and data from key

personnel/stakeholders through structured, unstructured interviews, focused group discussions etc.

c) Meetings with various State Government departments and related institutions were held

d) GIS maps of the area’s/clusters were studied to understand the land morphology, topography of

the district.

e) Focused group discussions and interaction with of agriculture officers, horticulture officers, soil

conservation officers, extension officers, rural development department, animal husbandry department,

irrigation officers for identifying the key issues and focus areas of the region.

f) Discussion with NABARD officer of was also held during the visit.

g) Team members also participated in the State Level workshop and held active discussions with

GoI officers, State Level officers and scientists of various institutions

In the district, the Panchayat level schemes were identified as per the need and potential and resolutions

were passed by the Panchayat to include the schemes in PMKSY. The Panchayat resolutions were then

consolidated and put up in the Block Development Committee and a block plan was put up in the Zila

Parishad along with the programme of other line departments participating in implementation of PMKSY.

On the basis of detailed discussion and analysis of data, the team arrived at the projection of various

components of PMKSY and Department-wise plan for 5 years from 2016-17 to 2020-21 as detailed in the

Plan.


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Chapter-I

General Information of the District

1.1 District Profile

Lower Dibang Valley is the 15th District of Arunachal Pradesh has an immense treasure house of natural

beauty, tribal culture, traditional arts and crafts and unique wild life. The District has picturesque hills and

encircles by mighty river, like Dibang, Deopani, Epipani, Sisiri etc. The district having a geographical area of

3900 Sq. Km and is located in the Eastern part of the State and the Valley extend between the latitude 270 -

30'N to 280 33'N and longitudes between 950 -15'E to 960-30'E. The district was born on 16 December 2001.

It is named after the river Dibang – one of the tributaries of the mighty Brahmaputra, which drains the area.

Dibang originates from the Southern bank of the great Himalayan range near a place called AthuPopu in

Dibang Valley bordering China & flows down through the Dibang Valley & Lower Dibang Valley & finally

meets the river Lohit & Siang before merging into Brahmaputra. It borders Upper & East Siang on West,

Anjaw & Lohit on the East & Dibang Valley on the North. It has 3 subdivisions, 6 administrative circles with 3

CD Blocks with population of 54,080 as per 2011 Census. The district HQ is located at Roing & at 565 km

away from state capital Itanagar.The resources available in the district are plenty, but the ways and means

to achieve the economic stability with the objective of improving the quality of life of its people through gainful

utilization of the resources are not well defined. Technology has been relegated to the back resulting

stagnation of growth.

Comparative Table of Demographic Details of Lower Dibang Valley

Description 2011 Census 2001 Census

Actual Population 54,080 50,448

Male 28,053 27,156

Female 26,027 23,292

Population Growth 7.20% 36.76%

Area Sq. Km 3,900 3,900

Density/km2 14 13

Proportion to Arunachal Pradesh Population 3.91% 4.59%

Sex Ratio (Per 1000) 928 858

Child Sex Ratio (0-6 Age) 948 955

Average Literacy 69.13 59.78

Male Literacy 75.55 68.5

Female Literacy 62.19 49.37

Total Child Population (0-6 Age) 8,009 9,313

Male Population (0-6 Age) 4,112 4,764

Female Population (0-6 Age) 3,897 4,549

Literates 31,849 24,591

Male Literates 18,087 15,338

Female Literates 13,762 9,253

Child Proportion (0-6 Age) 14.81% 18.46%

Boys Proportion (0-6 Age) 14.66% 17.54%

Girls Proportion (0-6 Age) 14.97% 19.53%

Source: Census of India 2011


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Map 1 Location map of Dibang Valley District

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Table 1.1. General profile of Lower Dibang Valley

Name of the District

District Code Latitude Longitude

Lower Dibang Valley

258 270 - 30'N to 280 33'N 950 -15'E to 960-30'E

Source: Census of India, 2011

Administrative setup of Lower Dibang Valley District

The Lower Dibang Valley district is the 15th district of Arunachal Pradesh with an area of 3900.00 Sq.km. It

forms a part of eastern Arunachal Pradesh. The district is bounded on the north by the Dibang Valley district,

on the East by the Lohit district and Mc Mohan Line, on the west by East Siang and Upper Siang districts and

on the south by the Tinsukia district of Assam.

At the time of Census 2011, the district has 3(three) Sub-Division and 6 Circles as shown below with its HQ

at Roing.

Sl. No. Name of Sub-division Name of Circle Name of CD Block 1 Roing Roing Roing-Koronu

Koronu

2 Hunli Hunli Hunli-Desali

Desali

3 Dambuk Dambuk Dambuk-Paglam

Paglam

The administrative set up of the district is based on single line administration which aims at keeping close co-

operation amongst various Departments for speedy development of the area and its people. The Deputy

Commissioner is the overall in-charge of the district and maintains law and order with the help of other

administrative Officers and police force. Every Sub-division is under the administrative control of Additional

Deputy Commissioner/Sub-Divisional Officer/Extra Assistant Commissioner. Circle is the lowest unit of

administration and Circle Officer is the administrative head at the Circle.

The villages have their own customary administrative system in the form of traditional village councils. The

village council consists of the Gaon Burahs/Headman and village members. The Assam Frontier

(Administration of Justice Regulation Act 1945 authorizes the village council to settle all civil matters and

certain criminal matters falling within their jurisdiction. However, for all matters, the Deputy Commissioner

exercises the full power as District Magistrate. Moreover, some other administrative officers are also vested

with the magisterial powers. The Guwahati high court has jurisdiction over all the district courts of Arunachal

Pradesh.

There are two Assembly Constituency in the district i.e. 42 Dambuk (ST) and 43 Roing (ST) Assembly

Contituency.The Lower Dibang Valley district falls under the Arunachal East Parliamentary Constituency.


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1.2 Demography

As per 2011 census, the total population of the district is 54080 out of which the male population is 28053

and 26027 are female. The district has a sex ratio of 928 females per 1000 male as compared to State

Ratio of 938 females per 1,000 males. The literacy rate of the district in Census 2011 is 69.13%. The

Male literacy rate is 75.55%, while for female it is 62.19%.

The population density of the district as recorded by 2011 census is 14 people per sq. km. as compared

to State average of 17 people per sq. km. Compared to the population density of the state (17 persons

per sq.km), the district has much lower population density, i.e., 82% of the State average. Further, the

district has a total of 314 villages out of which 264 villages inhabited and 50 villages are uninhabited. The

decadal percentage growth of population as per Census 2011 is 7.2% as compared to the population of

2001. In the previous census of India 2001, Lower Dibang Valley District recorded increase of 36.76 percent to its

population compared to 1991.

Figure 1. 2: Block-wise Population of Male, Female and Children in district

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Figure. 1.3. Block-wise Population Category

The total number of household in the district is 11600, out of which 79.74% are in Roing-Koronu CD Block

followed by Dambuk-Paglam CD Block with 15.60% and Hunli-Desali Block with 5%. Roing-Koronu block

is the most populated block with 77.66% of the total population of the district followed by Dambuk-Paglam

and Hunli-Desali CD Block with 18.19% and 4.15% respectively of the total population. As regards the

Schedule Tribe and Schedule Caste population of the district, there is no Schedule Caste population in

the district, while 48.03% of the total population of the district belongs to Schedule Tribes (ST) and the

remaining population are from unreserved category. In Roing-Koronu and Dambuk-Paglam blocks, the

number of ST population is 16485 and 7776 respectively, of total population in the block.

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Table 1.2. Demography of Lower Dibang Valley

Name of the CD Block

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15817 14790 4702 30607 0 0 3309 13090 3324 17517 6633 30607

Roing Urban (1)

6064 5325 1157 11389 0 0 653 3395 1964 7994 2617 11389

Total 21881 20115 5859 41996 0 0 3962 16485 5288 25511 9250 41996

Dambuk-Paglam

Rural (42)

5027 4810 1782 9837 0 0 1555 7776 255 2061 1810 9837

Hunli-Desali

Rural (56)

1145 1102 358 2247 0 0 456 1713 84 534 540 2247

Total 264 28053 26027 7999 54080 0 0 5973 25974 5627 28106 11600 54080

Source: Census of India 2011


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1.3 Biomass and Livestock

As per Livestock census 2012, a total of 159889 livestock was recorded in the district. The district has

seen a decrease of approximately 28.39% in the total livestock population which was recorded as 223282

during Livestock census 2007. Department of Animal Husbandry is of the view that the main reason for

this reduction is migration of youth from rural to urban areas and decreasing rate of profits in rearing of

livestock. However, it is observed from the data given by the Animal Husbandry department of the district

the total livestock population has been increased during the year 2015. The total livestock of the district

during the year 2015 is found to be 165945, i.e., the district has shown a 3.78% growth in its livestock

population during the year 2015. Thus, assuming a rate 1.06% growth in its livestock population, the total

livestock population of the district in the year 2020 would be 176234.

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Dibang Valley District during 2015

1.3.1 Small Animals

The details of the small animal of the district as per data provided by the Animal Husbandry Department

of the district for the year 2015 are diagrammatically depicted below:

Figure 1.3. 2: Percentage of small animals in the district

It is clearly shown from above graph that more number of people are interested in poultry farming because

their basic food pattern adds more number of non-vegetarians due to the climatic conditions and the

oliculture production is less in that district because the plain land holding is not very high and peoples are

more interested in doing farming for one season due to lack of irrigation facilities.

Figure 1.3. 3: Block-wise Small Animal Population

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Percentage Distribution of Small Animal of the District

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Population of small animal in the district is 114444. Poultry population accounts for 59.44 % of the number

of small animals in the district followed by Goats (19.45%) and Pigs (13.57%). Among different blocks,

Roing-Koronu ranks first with 65.38% (75482) of the total population of small animals followed by

Dambuk-Paglam (19.76%) and Hunli-Desali Block (14.86%) respectively.

1.3.2. Large Animals

A total of 51501 large animals are there in the district as reported by the Animal Husbandry Department

of the district. The major large animals available in the district are indigenous and hybrid cows, buffalos,

and other milch or meat animals like Mithun and others. A detailed graphical representation of the

available large animals of the district is given below:

Figure 1.3. 4: Percentage of large animals in the district

Figure 1.3. 5: Block wise Large Animal Population

Population of large animals in the district is 48448. Indigenous cow’s population accounts for 53.75% of

the total number of large animals in the district followed by other milch animals (35.47%) and Hybrid cows

(6.32%).

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Among different blocks Dambuk-Paglam has highest large animal population and it shares 48% of total

population followed by Roing-Koronu Block with a share of 46% of total population. Hunli-Desali Block

shares only 6% of total large animal population.


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Table.1.3: Biomass and Livestock Population Details of the District

Biomass and Livestock Population of Lower Dibang Valley District During 2015

Block

Small Animals Large Animals

Draft Animals

Total Poultry Ducks Pigs Goats Sheep

Indigenous Cows

Hybrid Cow

In descriptive

Buffalo

Hybrid Buffalo

Any other Milch or

Meat Animals

Roing-Koronu 42276 8636 7844 16726 0 14768 2193 1627 0 3752 2107 99929

Dambuk-Paglam 15738 0 5635 1435 0 11220 867 536 0 10630 946 47007

Hunli-Desali 10012 0 2046 4096 0 51 0 0 0 2804 0 19009

Total 68026 8636 15525 22257 0 26039 3060 2163 0 17186 3053 165945

Projected Livestock Population of the District During 2020

Block

Small Animals Large Animals

Draft Animals

Total Poultry Ducks Pigs Goats Sheep

Indigenous Cows

Hybrid Cow

In descriptive

Buffalo

Hybrid Buffalo

Any other Milch or Meat

Animals

Roing-Koronu

44897 9171 8330 17763 0 15684 2329 1728 0 3985 2238 106125

Dambuk-Paglam

16714 0 5984 1524 0 11916 921 569 0 11289 1005 49921

Hunli-Desali

10633 0 2173 4350 0 54 0 0 0 2978 0 20188

Total 72244 9171 16488 23637 0 27653 3250 2297 0 18252 3242 176234


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1.4 Agro-Ecology, Climate, Hydrology and Topography

Lower Dibang Valley is one of the mountainous districts of Arunachal Pradesh with 3900 Sq. Km of land

forming 4.66% of total geographical area of the State. The district comes under humid and subtropical

climate with maximum and minimum temperature recorded as 380 C and 130 C in the month of June and

January respectively. The maximum and minimum humidity recorded at 98% and 56%. Maximum and

minimum rain fall recorded per day 136.40 mm and 1.74 mm. The average annual rainfall of the district

is 2576.92 mm.

1.4.1 Climate

North- East India falls within the sub-tropical monsoon rain forest belt which receives the heaviest rainfall

in the country. In Arunachal Pradesh the wide altitudinal difference along with physiography, contributes

great climatic variations in the state. It is hot and humid in the Brahmaputra plain, the Sub-Himalayan and

the Naga-Patkoi ranges, cooler in Lesser Himalaya and Alpine type in Higher and Tethyan Himalayan

zones. The state has variegated climate due to wide altitudinal range. The climate varies from sub-tropical

in the south temperate and alpine in the north with large areas experiencing snowfalls during winter. It

becomes progressively cold as one move northwards to higher altitudes. Along the foothills, bordering

the plains of Assam, the climate is humid and hot while along the international border towards China, the

state has high and lofty mountains. All along the border with China, many of the high mountains are

permanently snow-capped. Winter season sets in from October and continuous up to February, followed

by summer season from March to Mid-June. Summer season is hot and humid but is less pronounced

because of the early start of the pre-monsoon rains. The area receives rainfall under the 48 influence of

south-west monsoon which generally starts from the month of May to September/October.

The district Lower Dibang Valley has a sub-tropical climate. The district experiences very heavy rainfall

from March to August. The lower belt of the district experience hot climate in summer. The northern belt

of the district i.e. Desali and Hunli circle, enjoy very moderate climate during summer and extreme cold

during winter. The climate prevailing at the district experience subtropical & Subtropical cum Temperate

at different administrative locations. 53 % of the district falls under Thermic Humid (MidHills &

Valleys & 12 % under Per Humid Hyper thermic (Foothills) & 35 % under Alpine & High hills

agroclimatic subregions. It has summits & ridges, Steep side slope, moderately sloping side slope &

narrow inter-hill valleys. The Climate of Lower Dibang Valley District can be classified as under:

Sl. No

Agro-climatic Zone

Characteristics

1 Sub – tropical Plain Zone

The Climate is characterized by hot summer and moderately cool winter. The mean annual rainfall varies from 2590 – 3390 mm, it exceeds PET greater part of the year, and soil remains dry only for a month or so. Mean annual soil temperature is 220 C or higher.

2. Mid tropical Hill Zone

The climate is characterized by mild summer and moderate to severe winter. The mean annual rainfall ranges between 2000 to 5000 mm and it exceeds PET for most part of the year. The mean annual soil temperature varies from 18 to 220C.

Source: District Statistical Office, Lower Dibang Valley


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1.4.2 Hydrogeology

The water table of the foot hill belt is related to the topography and type of aquifer materials. The slope

of the ground surface is towards south and the aquifer materials gradually become finer towards south.

The depth to water level is in north in the piedmont zone and shallower in the south. Due to highly

bouldery nature of the piedmont zone streams and nallas disappear at the base of the hills and reaper

further in the south, marked by a spring line. This spring line separates the Younger and Older alluvial

sediments. The entire district is occupied by hill ranges with very steep slopes that are more than 20%.

Moreover, no details about the recharge potential in these hills are available. The annual Replenishable

ground water resource of the district is estimated as 950.40 MCM. Net ground water availability of the

district is 855.36 MCM while net ground water draft for all uses is 0.34 MCM. Projected demand for

domestic and industrial uses up to 2025 is 0.62 MCM. Ground water availability for future irrigation use

is 854.41 MCM. Stage of ground water development is thus negligible (0.03%) and the district can be

categorized as safe. Lower Dibang Valley district is under the Safe category. As per field investigation

reports of earlier research, the results of the analysis of the water samples collected from springs and

dug wells are as follows: -

Ranges of chemical constituents

Sl. No. Constituent Source – Dug wells Source – Springs

Range of parameters

1 pH

6.27-6.97 6.94-7.48

2 E.C. (micromhos/cm)

70-195 20-59

3 TDS

50-140 Oct-40

4 Total Hardness

25-115 20

5 Calcium

Jun-24 6

6 Magnesium

Feb-13 8

7 Sodium

01-Apr 01-May

8 Bicarbonate

24-55 18-24

9 Chloride

May-18 07-Nov

(All constituents expressed in mg/l, except pH and EC)

It is seen that quality of water both from springs and dug wells are fresh and suitable for all uses. In

general, the chemical quality of ground water in the district is fresh and potable and can safely be used

for domestic and industrial purposes.


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1.4.3 Topography

Lower Dibang Valley District is a mountainous tract. On account of the existence of the hill ridges and

the valleys its topography assumes typical character. The hill ridges are situated haphazardly. As soon

as one ends the other ridge starts either parallel or in opposite direction. At these intervals the wide or

narrow valleys get the foothills constituting 20% to total geographical area of the district. The wide and

narrow valleys share 35% each to total geographical area. The rest about 10% is the snow clad peaks.

Due to typical topography the rivers are undulated. There are numerous streams and rivers and are

drained by principal rivers Dibang, Dri, Mathu, Ithun, Emra & Talon. These principal rivers of the district

are drained by the westerly flowing Brahmaputra. These rivers have rendered the human habitations into

geographical isolations. At the same time these rivers possess high hydropower potential. The northern

part of it falls within higher mountain zone consisting of tangle peak and valley. The foot hills range lies in

the southern part having plain with low altitudes. The area under Roing, Koronu, Dambuk and Paglam

Circles are plain land, whereas the area under Desali and Hunli circles are hilly terrain with rugged and

steep slopes.

1.4.4 Rainfall & Temperature

Precipitation is the most important element of climate which accelerates hydrological processes and also

generates water resource in an area. Its seasonal variations and distributional pattern are of vital concern

to assess the amount and quality of the available water for various users. The district with continuous

supply of water in the main river channels with a more than threefourth share of annual rain precipitation

during the summer (May to September). As a result, there are significant seasonal imbalances recorded

in the spatial distribution of rainfall. On account of complexity prevailing in the relief features and drainage

systems, the distributional pattern of annual rainfall is also complex. The low land areas receive annual

rainfall exceeding 4186.32 mm on an average. Even the close valley in the lower parts of Lower Dibang

Valley receive more than 3383.2 mm of average annual rainfall.

Thus, annual rainfall in the district varies from 3500 mm to 5000 mm. However, the normal average annual

rainfall in the district is 2576.92 mm. Most of the rainfall is received during the monsoon period (June to

September). Heavy rainfall is received during summer and occasional rainfall during winter and pre-

monsoon period. The rainfall received during summer is under the spell of South-West monsoon. The

onset of South-West monsoon occurs by the end of May or the first week of June and withdraws by late

September or early October. Thus, Lower Dibang Valley falls within the range of heavy rainfall as

compared to the average of the country. Usually the rain sets in from the month of March and lasts upto

September. The month of December usually escapes rainfall. During January the rainfall is experienced.

In the month of February there is comparatively more rainfall as compared to January. The months of

June and July experience the highest rainfall. In this regard may be noted that 90% of total rainfall is

experienced during the monsoon i.e. from May to September. The rest 10% rainfall is spread over from

December to April.

The climate of the district is mainly influenced by orography. It is sub-tropical, wet and highly humid in the

foothills and cold in higher elevations. The district comes under humid and subtropical climate with


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maximum and minimum temperature recorded as 380 C and 130 C in the month of June and January

respectively. The temperature falls below freezing point during extremely cold period.


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Table.1.4: Agro Ecology, Climate, Hydrology and Topography of the District Lower Dibang Valley

Sr. No.

Name of

District

Agro Ecological Zone Type

Type of Terrain

Block Area (Ha) Normal Annual Rainfall

(mm)

Average Monthly Rainfall

(mm)

No of Rainy Days (No)

Average Weekly Temperature (°C)

Period

Summer (April-May)

Winter (Oct-Mar)

Rainy (June-Sept)

Min. Max. Mean Min. Max. Mean Min. Max. Mean

1 Lower Dibang Valley

Eastern Himalayan Region, Warm to Hot Per humid Eco-Sub Region Zone-II

Mid Hills, Predominant Mountainous

Terrain

Roing-Koronu 106,800

2576.92 214.74 133 23 38 30.50 13 21.00 17.00 21.00 38.00 29.50 Dambuk-Paglam 113,800

Hunli-Desali 169,400

Total Area 390,000

Source: District Agriculture Office


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1.5 Soil Profile

The district has soil strongly to moderately acidic in nature (PH 4 to 7) which are loamy sandsandy loam,

rich in organic matter content (0.15 to 3.83% OC) which declines sharply with depth. The soils of Summit

to ridges are mostly shallow to deep, loamy skeletal to sandysketal excessively drained & subject to

severe erosion hazards. Soil shows lack of profile development (A/C horizons). On moderately steep side

slopes of hills, moderately shallow to deep, well to somewhat excessively drained, loamy skeletal/clayey,

fine loamy to fine particle classes with very severe to moderate erosion hazards. On moderate slopes are

deep, well drained, fine/ fine loamy, clayey/loamy skeletal in particle size classes & moderately eroded.

Soil are well developed. Due to excessive precipitation & low temperature, steep hill slopes & tectonically

disturbed in conjunction with human interference on vegetative cover for long, these soil suffer from soil

erosion & landslides, limiting soil depth in steep hill slopes, soil acidity & low CEC & poor base status of

the soil. These acidic soils are rich in organic matter with high rainfall & cold climate favour the plantation

of different temperate & sub tropical fruits like pears, Peach, Plum, Apple, Tea & Pineapple cultivation at

foothill in addition to vegetables.

Soil Type

The nature and properties of soil vary according to topography and elevation of the area. The soils of the

foothills are generally loamy or sandy loam mixed with pebbles and gravels. In the valleys, it is clayey in

nature and rich in organic matter. Soils of the hills and mountains contain high humus and nitrogen. The

nature of the soil is mainly acidic. In major part of the district, the soil is sandy but sometimes clayey in

nature. The soils in the district can broadly divided into-

a) Plain alluvial Soil; and

b) Hilly Soil.

The plain alluvial soil may be further divided into: -

(i) Older Alluvium type

It is the soil of higher level terrace of foothill areas, which consist mainly of coarse sand and organic matter

(ii) Silt type

The silt type soil contains high silt content. It composes the flood plains characterized by shallow surface

layer of silt with sub-soil of coarse sand, sometimes mixed with pebbles and boulders. The soil of the

valleys is favourable for cultivation of Kharif and Rabi crops. The soils of the hills are suitable for shifting

cultivation and dry paddy, maize, etc.

Thus, the different types of soil of the district and the percentage of land covered by these type of soils

are diagrammatically represented below:


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Figure 1.5. 1: Land Area in Hectare Covered by Different Type of Soil

Figure 1.5.2: Percentage Distribution of Different Type of Soil

0

50,000

1,00,000

1,50,000

2,00,000

2,50,000

3,00,000

Sandy Loam Silty Loam Clayey Soil Sandy Soil

2,80,800

31,200

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468

Land Area in Hectare Covered by Different Type of Soil in the District

72.00%

8.00%

19.88%

0.12%

Percentage Distribution of Different Type of Soil of the District

Sandy Loam

Silty Loam

Clayey Soil

Sandy Soil


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Table.1.5: Soil Profile of the District Lower Dibang Valley

Name of Taluka Soil Type Land Slope

Major Soil Classes Area (ha)

Percentage Share

1. Roing- Koronu 2.Dambuk-Paglam 3. Hunli-Desali

Sandy Loam 280,800 72.00% 0-3% (Ha) 3-8% (ha) 8-25% (ha)

>25% (ha)

Silty Loam 31,200 8.00% NA NA NA NA

Clayey Soil 77532 19.88% NA NA NA NA

Sandy Soil 468 0.12% NA NA NA NA

Total 390,000

Source: Agriculture Contingency plan of district, 2014-15

Note: Land slope measurement hasn’t been done by the department. So the slope values are not available


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1.6 Soil Erosion and runoff status

Sl. No Soil Category Soil Erosion and Runoff Status Area in Hectare

1 Soils of undulating upland Moderately shallow to deep, well drained, loamy or coarse loamy in texture with moderate to severe erosion hazards. The soils are strongly to moderately acidic in nature (pH 4.5 to 7.2), rich in organic matter (0.8 to 5.2% organic carbon) which decline sharply with depth. CEC is low to medium 93.5 to 23.3 CmolP+kg-1). Base saturation is very low to medium. Appreciable amount of Al3+ is observed.

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2 Soils of gentle slopes Deep, well to imperfectly drained, fine/ fine loamy/ coarse loamy or coarse silty with moderate erosion and slight to moderate flood hazard. Soils are moderately to slightly acidic (pH 4.6-5.8) and moderate to high in organic matter content (1.3-3.7% organic carbon).

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3 Soils of level to nearly level flood plain

Deep, well to moderately well drained, coarse loamy to coarse silty with moderate flood hazard. Soils on channel bars are moderately shallow, excessively drained and sandy in texture. Soils are slightly acidic to alkaline in nature (pH 5.5-8.4), high in base saturation.

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1.7 Land Use Pattern

The land-based enterprises support a large segment of population in the district. The land based

enterprises particularly the cultivation of field crops as well as horticulture crops is considered a critical

determinant of the pace of overall economic development. The efficient use of land resource, therefore,

assumes singular significance with respect to planning of economic activities.

The district is sparsely populated with 4 persons per Sq.km. Plenty of land is available to the tribesman

as natural gift although there is no land record, the land ownership can be classified under three broad

heads: (1) community ownership (2) clan/Individual ownership and (3) Govt. Ownership.


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The total geographical area of Lower Dibang Valley District is 390000 hectares. The Gross Cropped Area

of the district is 35805 hectares. Out of total Gross Cropped Area of the district, Roing-Koronu Block

shares 20337 hectares i.e., 57.80% of the total Gross Cropped Area of the District and rank 1st in the

district followed by Dambuk-Paglam Block, which contributes 14562 hectares i.e., 40.67% of the total

Gross Cropped Area of the district. Hunli-Desali Block contributes only 2.53% of the Total Gross Cropped

Area of the district.

Further, the district has total Net Shown Area of 34355 Hectares, out of which Roing-Koronu Block covers

19618 Hectares, while Dambuk-Paglam Block covers 13962 Hectares of land and Hunli-Desali Block

covers 775 Hectares of land.

Average cropping intensity of the district is 108%. However, the Hunli-Desali Block has maximum cropping

intensity of 116.90%, followed by Dambuk-Paglam and Roing Koronu Blocks with 104.30% and 103.67%

respectively.

The Block-wise cropping intensity and land use pattern of the district are represented graphically as under:

1.7.1 Block-wise Land Use Pattern of the District

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1.7.2: Block-wise Cropping Intensity of the District

103.67%

104.30%

116.90%

Block-wise Cropping Intensity of the District

Roing-Koronu

Dambuk-Paglam

Hunli-Desali


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Table 1.7: land use Pattern in Lower Dibang Valley District

Name of the Block/Taluka

Nos. of the Gram

Panchayat

Nos. of the

Villages Covered

Total Geographical Area (In Ha)

Area Under Agriculture Area under Forest/

Unclassified Forest/Community

Land

Area under Horticulture

and Plantation

(In Ha)

Area under Wasteland/ Cultivable

Wasteland/Current Fallow/other

Fallow/Barren and uncultivable Land

Area under other

Uses/other Non-

agricultural uses

Total Geographical Area (In Ha)

Gross Cropped Area (In

Ha)

Net Shown Area

(In Ha)

Area Shown More Than Once

(In Ha)

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(%)

Roing-Koronu 34 166 106,800 20,337 19,618 719 103.67% 60,376 1878 13276

23591

Dambuk-Paglam 18 42 113800 14562 13962 600 104.30% 78105 1128 11,438

Hunli-Desali 8 56 169400 906 775 131 116.90% 154515 278 9610

Total 60 264 390000 35805 34355 1450 108% 292996 3284 34324 23591


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As per National Forest Policy, 66% of the area in the hilly regions of the State and 33% in plains is to be

brought under forest cover. However, keeping in view that about 20% of the area is inaccessible and

beyond the tree limit, the State Government aims to bring 50% of the geographical area under forest

cover. Under Lower Dibang Valley District forest area is more that 75%.


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Chapter- II

District Water Profile

Irrigation is the artificial application of water to the land or soil. It is used to assist in the growing of

agricultural crops, maintenance of landscapes, and vegetation of disturbed soils in dry areas and during

periods of inadequate rainfall. There is a great necessity of irrigation in Indian agriculture. India has a

great diversity and variety of climate and weather conditions. These conditions range from extreme of

heat to extreme of cold and from extreme dryness to excessive rainfall. Due to some reasons irrigation is

needed in Indian agriculture such as uncertainty of monsoon rainfall, irregularity in distribution of rainfall

throughout the year, excessive rainfall causing flood, draught is an annual event in some areas, minimum

rainfall in winter period, dry soil, introduction of H.Y.V seeds and multiple cropping.

Lower Dibang Valley district economy being largely agrarian, irrigation is to play a vital input, increased

agricultural output to keep pace with food requirement and population. Owing to frequent occurrence of

natural calamities – heavy rainfall, landslides, flood etc. emphasis is to be given to creation of extensive

irrigation facilities so that dependence on nature and uncertainty in agricultural production would be

minimized. Expansion of irrigation facilities and control of flood menace, utilization of ground water

potential tapping thereof at higher scale and common area development works would bridge the gap

between supply and demand of water.

Large irrigation in a compact area for the district is not possible owing to undulating topography. However,

medium and minor irrigation projects at foot hill belts can be created. There is acute need of resource

support of Centre for reconstruction and rejuvenation of irrigation structures along with taping of ground

water potential of the district through PMKSY.

2.1 Area Wise, Crop-Wise Irrigation Status

Irrigation and drinking water supply facility constitutes the basic needs of the rural agricultural economy

of Lower Dibang Valley district. Despite heavy precipitation, the soils of district remain dried to a larger

extent because of its undulating topography, stiff slopes, shallow depth and coarse texture. The Block-

wise irrigation status of the district various agriculture and horticulture crops is represented graphically as

under: -

02000400060008000

1000012000

Irrigated Rain-fed Irrigated Rain-fed Irrigated Rain-fed

Kharif (Area in Ha.) Rabi (Area in Ha) Summer (Area in Ha)

1475

11836

375

4759

951797

625

9227

465

2555

80

1610

145

517

37

139

22

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Block-wise Irrigation Status of Various Agricultural Crops

Roing-Koronu

Dambuk-Paglam

Hunli-Desali


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Figure.2.1.1: Block-wise Irrigation Status of Various Agricultural Crops

Figure. 2.1.2 District Irrigation Status of Cropped Area

As indicated in Fig. 2.1.2, the total irrigated area in the district under agricultural crops is 3319 Hectare

and the rain-fed area is 32486 Hectare. Maximum irrigated area of agricultural crops is covered by Roing-

Koronu Block, i.e., 1945 Hectare, out of which 1475 Hectare shared by Kharif crops, 375 Hectare by Rabi

crops and 95 Hectare is shared by Summer crops. Similarly, the block has covered maximum of rain-fed

areas of agricultural crops, i.e., 18392 Hectare, out of which a total of 11832 Hectare covered by Kharif

crops, 4759 Hectare by Rabi crops and 1797 Hectare by Summer crops. Total irrigated area of agricultural

crops covered by Dambuk-Paglam Block is 1170 Hectare, out of which 625 Hectare shared by Kharif

crops, 465 Hectare by Rabi crops and 80 Hectare is shared by summer crops. Similarly, the block has

covered total rain-fed area of agricultural crops is 13392 Hectare, out of which a total of 9227 Hectare

covered by Kharif crops, 2555 Hectare by Rabi crops and 1610 Hectare by Summer crops. The Hunli-

Desali Block has covered least irrigated and rain-fed areas under agricultural crops, i.e., 204 Hectare

irrigated and 702 Hectare Rain-fed area in the block.

The Block-wise percentage distribution of Kharif, Rabi and summer cropped area of the district is

graphically represented below:-

0

5000

10000

15000

20000

25000

30000

35000

Irrigated Area Rain-fed Area

3319

32486

Total Irrigated and Rain-fed Area of the District (In Hectare)


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Figure.2.1.3: Season-wise Crop Area Distribution of Each Block of the District

The major proportion of land in the district is used for cultivation of cereals. Considering all the blocks,

cereals occupy more than 41% of the gross cropped area under agriculture.

As regards horticulture crops, the district has covered a total of 1983.9 Hectare of land under horticulture.

All the Horticulture cropped area of the district is rain-fed. No irrigated area is under horticulture crops in

the district. Roing-Koronu Block has maximum of 1278 Hectare Horticulture cropped area followed by

Dambuk-Paglam and Hunli-Desali Block with 628 Hectare and 77.9 Hectare respectively. The Block-wise

horticulture crop area distribution of the district is represented graphically as follows:

Figure 2.1. 4: Block wise Area Under Rain-fed for Horticultural Crops

0.00%

20.00%

40.00%

60.00%

80.00%

Kharif Rabi Summar

55.87%61.63%

51.84%41.35% 36.25%46.30%

2.78% 2.11%1.86%

Season-wise Crop Area Distribution of Each Block

Roing-Koronu

Dambuk-Paglam

Hunli-Desali

0

200

400

600

800

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1278

628

77.9

Block-wise Horticulture Crop Area in the District (In Hectare)


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Table. 2.1. Area-wise, Crop-wise Irrigation status of Lower Dibang Valley District

Agriculture Crops

Block Crop Type Kharif (Area in Ha.) Rabi (Area in Ha) Summer (Area in Ha) Total (Area in Ha)

Irrigated Rain-fed

Total Irrigated Rain-fed



Total

Dambuk-Paglam

Cereals 540 4710 5250 0 0 0 80 1380 1460 620 6090 6710

Coarse Cereals 75 3174 3249 200 115 315 0 0 0 275 3289 3564

Pulses 0 0 0 0 330 330 0 0 0 0 330 330

Oil Seeds 0 0 0 0 2090 2090 0 0 0 0 2090 2090

Fibre 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Any other crops 10 1343 1353 265 20 285 0 230 230 275 1593 1868

TOTAL 625 9227 9852 465 2555 3020 80 1610 1690 1170 13392 14562

Roing-Koronu

Cereals 1215 5000 6215 0 0 0 95 1522 1617 1310 6522 7832

Coarse Cereals 250 4976 5226 50 550 600 0 0 0 300 5526 5826

Pulses 0 0 0 0 700 700 0 0 0 0 700 700

Oil Seeds 0 0 0 0 3305 3305 0 0 0 0 3305 3305

Fibre 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Any other crops 10 1860 1870 325 204 529 0 275 275 335 2339 2674

TOTAL 1475 11836 13311 375 4759 5134 95 1797 1892 1945 18392 20337

Hunli-Desali

Cereals 25 0 25 0 0 0 9 34 43 34 34 68

Coarse Cereals 120 470 590 20 85 105 0 0 0 140 555 695

Pulses 0 0 0 0 40 40 0 0 0 0 40 40

Oil Seeds 0 0 0 0 5 5 0 0 0 0 5 5

Fibre 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Any other crops 0 47 47 17 9 26 13 12 25 30 68 98

TOTAL 145 517 662 37 139 176 22 46 68 204 702 906

DISTRICT TOTAL 2245 21580 23825 877 7453 8330 197 3453 3650 3319 32486 35805

Source: Department of Agriculture, Lower Dibang Valley District


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Horticulture Crops

Sr. No Type of Crops Blocks

Total Area (Ha) Roing-Koronu Dambuk-Paglam Hunli-Desali

Rain-fed Area (Ha)

Fruits

1 M Orange 1157 593 0 1750

2 Litchi 6 0 0 6

3 Pineapple 58 22 0 80

4 Areca nut 23 4 0 27

5 Banana 26 9 0 35

6 Kiwi 0 0 5.3 5.3

Total 1270 628 5.3 1903.3

1 Large Cardamom 8 0 72.6 80.6

Total 8 0 72.6 80.6

Grand Total 1278 628 77.9 1983.9

Source: Dept. of Horticulture, Lower Dibang Valley District


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2.2 Production and Productivity of Major Crops

Paddy, Maize, millets, Ginger, Turmeric and wheat are the major cereals crops in Lower Dibang Valley

district. The other food crops which are grown in the district are vegetables, Rapeseed & Mustard, Chili

and Pulses. Among the horticulture crops, the most significant ones are Kiwi, banana, apple, litchi,

pineapple and areca nut and other medicinal and aromatic crops like Ginger, Lager cardamom and

turmeric.

Block

Rain-fed Irrigated Total

Area (ha)

Production (Qtls/Yr)

Productivity or Yield (kg/ha)

Area (ha)


Productivity or Yield (Kg/ha)

Area (ha)


Productivity or

Yield (kg/ha)

Roing Koronu

18144 380290 2095.95 2193 46869 2137.21 20337 427159 2100.40

Dambuk Paglam

13607 283049 2080.17 955 21821 2284.92 14562 304870 2093.60

Hunli- Desali 735 16741 2277.69 171 3070 1795.32 906 19811 2186.64

District Total 32486 680080 6454 3319 71760 6217 35805 751840 6381

Block-wise Area production and Productivity of various Crops in the District

Source: - District Agriculture Department

The total area covered under agriculture and horticulture crop production in the district is 35805 hectare.

Roing-Koronu Block has the highest area under irrigated cropping with 55.85% of the total irrigated area

of 32486 Hectare followed by Dambuk- Paglam Block with 41.89%. Further, Roing-Koronu Block also

ranks 1st in rain-fed area as it has highest area under rain-fed cropping with 66.07% of total Rain-fed area

of 3319 Hectare followed by Dambuk-Paglam Block with 28.77%. Hunli-Desali Block contributes only

2.26% and 5.15% of total irrigated and Rain-fed area of the district.

For rain-fed area production Roing-Koronu Block contributes highest with 56% of the total production of

680080 Qtls/year, while, Dambuk-Paglam and Hunli-Desali Block contributes 42% and 2% respectively

irrespective to the area covered under rain-fed condition. As regards irrigated area production, Roing-

Koronu block contributes highest with 65% of total production of the district, i.e., 71760 Qtls/year, while

Dambuk-Paglam and Hunli-Desali Block contributes only 30% and 4% respectively.

The highest yield in the district is of Hunli-Desali Block with 2186.64 kg/ha followed by Roing-Koronu

Block with 2100.40 kg/ha. The Dambuk-Paglam Block is having lowest productivity in the district with

2093.60 kg/ha.

Figure 2.2. 1: Area Production and Productivity of Crops

0200000400000600000

Area(ha) Production (Qtn/Yr)Productivity or Yield(kg/ha)

Total

20337

427159

2100.40

14562 3048702093.60906 19811

2186.64

Block-wise Area Production and Productivity of Cropsof Lower Dibang Valley District

Roing Koronu

Dambuk Paglam

Hunli-Desali


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Table.2.2. Block-wise Production and Productivity of major Crops

Block Season

Rain-fed Irrigated Total

Crops Shown

Area (ha)

Production (Qtls/Yr.)


Area (ha) Production (Qtls/Yr.)

Productivity or Yield (Kg/ha)

Area(ha) Production (Qtls/Yr.)


Roing-Koronu

Kharif

Paddy 6215 111870 1800 0 0 0 6215 111870 1800

Millet 726 5810 800 0 0 0 726 5810 800

Ginger 1710 140220 8200 0 0 0 1710 140220 8200

Maize 4500 63000 1400 0 0 0 4500 63000 1400

Sugarcane 70 5250 7500 0 0 0 70 5250 7500

Others 5 45 900 0 0 0 5 45 900

Turmeric 85 6800 8000 0 0 0 85 6800 8000

Rabi

Wheat 0 0 0 190 304 160 190 304 160

Maize 0 0 0 410 5330 1300 410 5330 1300

Rapeseed & Mustard

3156 29745 942 0 0 0 3156 29745 942

Pulses 0 0 0 700 8060 1151 700 8060 1151

Others 0 0 0 259 6415 2477 259 6415 2477

Potato 0 0 0 270 21600 8000 270 21600 8000

Summer

Paddy 1617 16170 1000 1617 16170 1000

Chili 60 1380 2300 0 0 0 60 1380 2300

Others 0 0 0 364 5160 1418 364 5160 1418

Roing-Koronu Block Total 18144 380290 2095.95 2193 46869 2137.21 20337 427159 2100.40

Dambuk-Paglam

Kharif

Paddy 5250 94500 1800 0 0 0 5250 94500 1800

Millet 714 5710 800 0 0 0 714 5710 800

Ginger 1295 106190 8200 0 0 0 1295 106190 8200

Maize 2535 35490 1400 0 0 0 2535 35490 1400

Sugarcane 30 2250 7500 0 0 0 30 2250 7500

Others 3 27 900 0 0 0 3 27 900

Turmeric 0 0 0 25 2000 8000 25 2000 8000

Rabi Wheat 0 0 0 45 720 1600 45 720 1600

Maize 0 0 0 270 3510 1300 270 3510 1300


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Rapeseed & Mustard

2090 18810 900 0 0 0 2090 18810 900

Pulses 0 0 0 330 3800 1152 330 3800 1152

Others 0 0 0 199 4911 2468 199 4911 2468

Potato 0 0 0 86 6880 8000 86 6880 8000

Summer

Paddy 1460 14600 1000 0 0 0 1460 14600 1000

Chili 48 1104 2300 0 0 0 48 1104 2300

Vegetables & Others

182 4368 2400 0 0 0 182 4368 2400

Total Dambuk-Paglam Block 13607 283049 2080 955 21821 2285 14562 304870 2094

Hunli-Desali Block

Kharif

Paddy 25 450 1800 0 0 0 25 450 1800

Millet 95 760 800 0 0 0 95 760 800

Ginger 35 2870 8200 0 0 0 35 2870 8200

Maize 495 6930 1400 0 0 0 495 6930 1400

Sugarcane 5 380 7600 0 0 0 5 380 7600

Others 2 18 900 0 0 0 2 18 900

Turmeric 5 400 8000 0 0 0 5 400 8000

Rabi

Wheat 65 1040 1600 65 1040 1600

Maize 40 520 1300 40 520 1300

Rapeseed & Mustard

5 45 900 0 0 0 5 45 900

Pulses 40 460 1150 40 460 1150

Potato 9 720 8000 9 720 8000

Summer

Paddy 43 4300 10000 0 43 4300 10000

Chili 12 276 2300 0 12 276 2300

Vegetables & Others

13 312 2400 17 330 1941 30 642 4341

Total Hunli-Desali Block 735 16741 2277.69 171 3070 1795.32 906 19811 2186.64

Source: - District Agriculture Office


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2.3 Irrigation Base Classification

Lower Dibang Valley District the rain-fed crop covers 90% of the total cropped area and remaining cropped

area is irrigated. The Block-wise details of irrigation based classification of the district is given below:-

Table 2.3: Irrigation Base Classification of the District

Name of Blocks Irrigated (Area in ha) Rain-fed (Area in ha)

Gross irrigated Area

Net Irrigated Area

Partially irrigated/ protective irrigation

Un- irrigated or Totally Rain-fed

Roing-Koronu 1945 1,570 375 18,392

Dambuk-Paglam 1170 905 265 13,392

Hunli-Desali 204 167 37 702

Total 3319 2642 677 32,486

From the table above, it is observed that a total of 3319 Hectare land of the district as irrigated area and

32486 Hectare area is unirrigated. Net irrigated area of the district is 2642 Hectare and partially irrigated

area is 677 Hectare. Roing-Koronu Block of the district has maximum irrigated and unirrigated area of

1945 Hectare and 18392 Hectare respectively. Further, Dambuk-Paglam Block of the district has 1170

Hectare area as irrigated and 13392 Hectare as unirrigated land. Only Hunli-Desali Block has minimum

of 204 Hectare area as irrigated and 702 Hectare as unirrigated land. Thus, there is ample potential to

increase the irrigated command area of the district from the gross total area of the district.


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Chapter-III

District Water Availability

The district is a predominantly mountainous terrain, with vast plains of Assam on the south. The river

system of the district is a part of the Brahmaputra river basin. The main river system of the district is the

Dibang River. The confluence of Matum River in the west, Dri River on east, both originating in the Tibetan

Plateau takes the name of Dibang River. There are numerous southerly flowing small rivers and streams

tributaries to the Dibang River, except the Iphi Pani River which flows from west to east at the base of hill

north of Roing. Another small river, the Difu River flows from north to south in the eastern part of the

district. The overall drainage pattern of the district is dendritic to sub-parallel. On the northern mountainous

part, it is mostly of dendritic nature. In the valleys of the foothill area, it is sub-parallel flowing from north

to south. The streams and nallas are of losing nature in the piedmont zone and reappearance of these

are observed towards southern part of the district. Agriculture is the mainstay of the people of Lower

Dibang Valley. The agriculture of the district mainly depends on monsoon rainfall. However, the

Government of Arunachal Pradesh is actively engaged in developing permanent cultivation in the low

lying areas along the valleys patches of hill slopes and intermountain valleys. The main field of cultivation

of paddy lies on the foothills from Roing to Shanitpur in the southern part. It is observed that agriculture

is basically monocropped and the farmers depend upon rainfall. However, minor and medium irrigation

projects have been implemented in the district in certain areas. Irrigation potential has been created in

the available land of foothills and valleys. Nos. of minor irrigation projects have been implemented in the

district. Thus, the district has available surface water in the nature of rain water, rivers, nallas and springs.

Surface water is water on the surface of the planet such as in a stream, river, lake, wetland, or pond/tank.

It can be contrasted with groundwater and atmospheric water. Nonsaline surface water is replenished by

precipitation and by recruitment from ground-water. It is lost through evaporation, seepage into the ground

where it becomes ground-water, used by plants for transpiration, extracted by mankind for agriculture,

living, industry etc. or discharged to the sea where it becomes saline.

To derive Surface Water volume basically, we measure volumes and surface areas of a set of farm ponds

and tanks, then develop a relationship between surface areas and volumes. After that using these

relationships calculated volumes of the whole study region surface water bodies based on our remote-

sensing surface area.

3.1 Status of Water Availability

The entire district is occupied by hill ranges with very steep slopes that are more than 20%. Moreover, no

details about the recharge potential in these hills are available. As per GEC, 97 these hilly areas are not

taken into account for resource computation. Due to lack of data especially on population, number of

ground water structures, Draft and other important parameters on watershed basis, the smallest

administrative unit, i.e. the R.D. Block has been taken as the unit of computation. Water level trend is also


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not available due to lack of ground water abstraction structures, hence, the annual ground water recharges

of all the assessment unit have been computed by the Rainfall Infiltration Factor method.

The annual Replenishable ground water resource of the district is estimated as 950.40 MCM. Net ground

water availability of the district is 855.36 MCM while net ground water draft for all uses is 0.34mcm.

Projected demand for domestic and industrial uses up to 2025 is 0.62 MCM. Ground water availability for

future irrigation use is 854.41 MCM. Stage of ground water development is thus negligible (0.03%) and

the district can be categorized as safe. Lower Dibang Valley district is under the Safe category. The water

requirement for drinking and domestic purposes in the district is mainly met with from the surface water

sources like streams and nallas. Most of the population is being benefited from water supply schemes. In

the Plain area, in Roing sub-division dug wells, hand pumps are available, and lift water supply schemes

are also prevalent.

Major part of the district is covered by hills of consolidated rocks. In the absence of any ground water

structure at present in the mountainous areas, springs constitutes an important source of water supply.

However, mostly the springs are choked due to dirt, or are covered with vegetation. It is worthwhile to

develop these springs. The foothill zone is suitable for the development of ground water through structures

like dug wells, hand pumps and shallow tube wells, etc.

Table.3.1: Status of Water Availability in Lower Dibang Valley

MCM/Hectare

Sources Kharif Rabi Summer Total

Surface Irrigation

Canal (Major & Medium Irrigation)

0 0 0 0

Minor Irrigation Tanks 1.17 7.73 12.69 21.59

Lift Irrigation/ Diversion 4.15 0.33 0.00 4.48

Various Water Bodies including Rain Water harvesting

10.020 15.613 0.000 25.633

Treated Effluent Received from STP

0 0 0 0

Untreated Effluent 0 0 0 0

perennial Sources of Water 0 0 0 0

Surface Irrigation Total 15.34 23.68 12.69 51.70

Ground Water

Open well 4.00 2.00 1.00 7.00

Deep Tube Well 5.00 2.00 2.00 9.00

Medium Tube Well 0.00 0.00 1.00 1.00

Shallow Tube Well 3.00 2.00 2.00 7.00

Ground Water Total 24.00

Total Water Availability in Lower Dibang Valley district 75.70 Source: - CWC, CGWB, District Irrigation and Agriculture office records (MCM per Ha).


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3.2 Status of Ground Water Availability

Structures like Open Well, tube well, etc. though available but only in minimum extent in the district. Only

ground water in the form of spring is developed throughout the district. Therefore, status of ground water

development may be considered as immature Stage.

As per Central ground water resource board, major part of the district is covered by hills of consolidated

rocks. In the absence of any ground water structure at present in the mountainous areas, springs

constitutes an important source of water supply. However, mostly the springs are choked due to dirt, or

are covered with vegetation. It is worthwhile to develop these springs. The foothill zone is suitable for the

development of ground water through structures like dug wells, hand pumps and shallow tube wells the

piedmont zone is suitable for dug wells, generally 15m deep. The younger alluvium is suitable for all the

shallow ground water structures. Dug wells down with depth of 10 to 20m having diameter 2 to 3 m are

expected to yield 12 to 15 m3/day. Shallow tube wells with depth of 25 m are likely to yield 30 to 35m3/hr.

towards the southern part of the district, bordering Assam, the depth of alluvium increases and deep tube

wells down to 150m may be constructed in this area. Expected yield is 40 to 60 m3/hr.

Table.3.2: Status of Ground Water Availability

S. No Taluka/ Block

Status of block as per central ground water board notification

Ground water (MCM)

Critical Semi-

Critical Safe Draft

Recharge (Annual

Replenishable Ground Water)

Gap

1 Roing- Koronu

Safe 0.34 MCM 950.40 MCM Not

Available 2 Dambuk-Paglam

3 Hunli- Desali

Source: - Central Ground Water Resource Board

District ground water resource are fall under safe zone.

3.3 Status of Command Area

As per records of the Water Resources Department of the district, the village-wise status of canal

command is not available. However, only the status of other service command area in the form of minor

irrigation like open well, tube well and Shallow Tube Well is available with the dept. The Block-wise details

of command area of the district is given below and the village wise command area is given in Annexure

at the end of this report.


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Figure: 3.3.1- Block-wise Status of other Service Command Area of the District

Table 3.3: Status of Command area

Block Name Number of

Village Covered

Information of Canal Command Information on the other Services Command Area(MIP)

Total Area

Total Area

Developed Area

Undeveloped Area

Total Area

Developed Area

Undeveloped Area

Developed Area

Undeveloped Area

Roing-Koronu 168 0 0 0

27076 3202 23874 3202 23874

Dambuk-Paglam 42 0 0 0 9820 862 8958 862 8958

Hunli-Desali 56 5137 274 4863 274 4863 District Total 266 0 0 0 42033 4338 37695 4338 37695

Source: - District Agriculture Department and CGWB

The percentage distribution of Block-wise other service command Area of the district is represented below:

0

5000

10000

15000

20000

25000

30000

Total Area Developed Area Undeveloped Area

Information on the other Services Command Area(MIP)

27076

3202

23874

9820

862

8958

5137

274

4863

Status off Command Area

Roing-Koronu

Dambuk-Paglam

Hunli-Desali


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Figure: 3.3.2 Percentage Distribution of Block-wise Other Service

Command Area of the District

From Figure: 3.3.2, it is observed that Roing-Koronu Block of the district has occupied the maximum other

service command area with 64% of total command area of the district, while Dambuk-Paglam and Hunli-

Desali Block occupied with 23% and 12% respectively.

3.4 Existing Type of Irrigation

District economy being largely agrarian, irrigation is to play vital input, increased agricultural output to

keep pace with food requirement and population. The major source of surface irrigation of the district are

Rivers, rain water and Streams & nallas to irrigate 35805 Hectare area of land

Large irrigation in a compact area for the district is not possible owing to undulating topography. However

medium irrigation projects at foot hill belts are to be taken up. There is acute need of resource support for

reconstruction and rejuvenation of irrigation structures along with taping of ground water through

PMKSY.The Existing Type of Irrigation in the district is summarized in Table: 3.4.

Roing-Koronu, 64%

Dambuk-Paglam,23%

Hunli-Desali, 12%

Information on the other Services Command (MIP)

Roing-Koronu

Dambuk-Paglam

Hunli-Desali


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Table 3.4 Existing Type of Irrigation

Name of the Block

Source of

Irrigation

Surface Irrigation (1) Ground Water (2) Other Source

s Includin

g Traditio

nal WHS (3)

Treated

effluent discharged from

STP

Water extraction devices / Lift

Total

Canal Based

Tanks / Ponds / Reservoirs Tube wells

Open wells Bore well

Electricity pump (4)

Diesel pump (5)

Others (6)

Irrigation sources (1+2+3)

Water

extracting units (4+5+

6)

Govt. Canal

Community /

Pvt. Canal

Community

Ponds Includ

ing Small

Individual / Pvt.

Ponds

Govt. Ponds

Check Dam

Govt. Reservoir

/ Dam

s

Govt.

Pvt.

Community / Govt.

Pvt.

Govt.

Pvt.

Roing-Koronu

No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10

0 8 0 0 97.00 0 0 0 0 115 0

Command Area (ha)

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3202.00 0 0 0 0 3202 0

Dambuk-

Paglam

No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 2 0 0 50.00 0 0 0 0 56 0

Command Area (ha)

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1004.00 0 0 0 0 1004 0

Hunli-Desali

No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 4 0 0 37.00 0 0 0 0 43 0

Command Area (ha)

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 274.00 0 0 0 0 274 0


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Chapter- IV

Water Requirement/Demand

The foregoing Chapters deal with the General Profile, Water Profile and Water Availability of Lower Dibang

Valley District. The present chapter deals with the current (2015) and projected (2020) demand of water

for various sectors. The demand for water has been assessed on the basis of data obtained from different

departments.

4.1 Domestic Water Demand

Data of Census 2011 and 2001 has been considered to arrive at the growth rate of population of the

district. As per Census 2011, the district has shown an annual growth rate of 7.6%. Table 4.1 below

indicates the current and projected block-wise population of the district. Current population (in 2015) has

been calculated by assuming a growth of 3.6% over a period of 5 years (from 2011-2015). Projected

population has been calculated in similar way by assuming a growth of 3.6 % over the period of five years

(from 2015-2020).

It has been assumed that per capita daily water requirement of people residing in urban areas of the

district is 140 L and for population in rural areas, the per capita daily water requirement is 120 L. Using

the same norms domestic water supply demand has been worked out and given in table 4.1. The domestic

water demand has been assessed on the basis of census data obtained Census Handbook of the district.

The present and project Water Demand is estimated in Million Cubic Metre (MCM).

Figure. 4.1. Block-wise Present and Project Domestic Water Demand of the District

with Project Water Gap Water

0.00

0.50

1.00

1.50

2.00

2.50

Present Water Demandin 2015

(In MCM)

Project Water Demandin 2020

(In MCM)

Water Gap

1.992.14

0.15

0.45 0.48

0.030.10 0.110.01

Present and Projected Block-wise Domestic Water Demand of the District with Projected Water Gap

Roing-Koronu

Dambuk-Paglam

Hunli-Desali


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Figure 4. 1: Domestic water Demand of Lower Dibang Valley District

Blocks 2011 Population

Population in 2015

Present Water

Requirement (2015)

Present Annual Water Requirement (2015) MCM

Projected Population

in 2020

Annual Water Requirement

in 2020

Annual Water Requirement in

(2020) MCM

Present Water

Requirement (MCM)

Water Requirement

in 2020 (MCM)

Gap

Roing-Koronu

Roing Koronu-R

30607 31709 3805062 1.39 34119 4094247 1.49

1.99 2.14 0.15 Roing- Koronu - U

11389 11799 1651861 0.60 12696 1777402 0.65

Dambuk-Paglam

Dambuk-Paglam- R

9837 10191 1222936 0.45 10966 1315879 0.48

0.45 0.48 0.03 Dambuk-Paglam - U

0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00

Hunli-Desali

Hunli-Desali - R

2247 2328 279347 0.10 2505 300577 0.11

0.10 0.11 0.01 Hunli-Desali - U

0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00

District Total 54080 56027 6959206 2.54 60285 7488105 2.73 2.54 2.73 0.19


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It can be inferred from the table that considering the growth rate of population of the district, the quantity

of water required in 2020 for domestic consumption shall be approximately 2.73 MCM which is 0.19 MCM

more than the present water requirement. Roing-Koronu Block has highest demand of domestic water

requirement of 2.14 MCM during the year 2020 in comparison to its present requirement of 1.99 MCM.

Further, Hunli-Desali Block has comparatively less domestic water requirement during 2020, i.e., the block

has only .11 MCM domestic water requirement during 2020 as compared to its present requirement of

0.10 MCM

4.2 Crop Water Requirement

As discussed in Chapter 2, cereals are cultivated on major part of the gross cropped area in the district.

Hence, the crop water requirement for major cereals viz. Maize, Paddy, Wheat as assumed by State

Agricultural University has been taken into consideration. The assumptions are as under: For paddy: 0.6

m per ha, for Maize: 0.045 m per ha, for wheat: 0.15 m per ha, Vegetables: 0.18 m per ha and for

Horticulture crops: 0.06 m per ha. The small portion of area under other crops has been taken in category

of vegetables and same assumption has been made.

Figure 4. 2: Block-wise Crop Water Requirement of the District

Water potential required has been derived from water required by crops cultivated under rainfed

conditions. Therefore, the existing water potential represents the water requirement of crops cultivated in

0.00

10.00

20.00

30.00

40.00

50.00

60.00

70.00

80.00

90.00

100.00

Water PotentialRequired (MCM)

Existing Water Potential(MCM)

Water Potential to becreated (MCM)

98.65

18.37

80.28

66.04

5.63

60.42

23.22

19.95

3.26

Block-wise Crop Water Requirement of the District

Roing-Koronu

Dambuk-Paglam

Hunli-Desali


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irrigated areas. It can be concluded from the table that a total water potential of 143.96 MCM is to be

created in the district to fulfil the requirement of crops.

Table.4.2. Block-wise Crop Water Requirement of the District

Block Crops Area sown (Ha)

Irrigated area (Ha)

Water Potential Required

(MCM)

Existing Water

Potential (MCM)

Water Potential

to be created (MCM)

Roing-Koronu Agriculture &

Horticulture Crops

19618 1945 98.65 18.37 80.28

Dambuk-Paglam

13962 1170 66.04 5.63 60.42

Hunli-Desali 775 204 23.22 19.95 3.26

Total 34355 3319 187.91 43.95 143.96

4.3 Livestock Water Requirement

The requirement of water by livestock in the district has been derived from two livestock census (2003 &

20012), as discussed in second chapter. The table below represents the animal wise water requirement

as well as total water requirement of the district for livestock. The details of Livestock water demand is

graphically represented as follows:

Figure: 4.3. Block-wise Livestock Water Demand of the District

0.00

0.10

0.20

0.30

0.40

0.50

0.60

0.70

Present WaterDemand (MCM)

Water Demand in2020 (MCM)

Existing WaterPotential (MCM)

Water Potential tobe created (MCM)

0.64

0.68

0.64

0.04

0.580.63

0.58

0.05

0.08 0.090.08

0.01

Block-wise Livestock Water Demand of the District

Roing-Koronu

Dambuk-Paglam

Hunli-Desali


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Table. 4.3 Livestock Water Demand of the District

Block Total No of livestock in

2015

Present Water Demand (MCM)

Water Demand in 2020 (MCM)

Existing Water Potential

(MCM)

Water Potential to be created (MCM)

Roing-Koronu

99929 0.64 0.68 0.64 0.04

Dambuk-Paglam

47007 0.58 0.63 0.58 0.05

Hunli-Desali

19009 0.08 0.09 0.08 0.01

District Total

165945 1.29 1.39 1.29 0.10

Since the record of animal population is given block-wise and, hence, the water requirement has to be

assessed block wise, the total animal has been appropriated among the block based on the percentage

rate of growth at 1.06% for the projection of animal population in 2020. Accordingly, it is inferred that the

water requirement of livestock in 2020 will be 1.39 MCM rather than the present water demand of 1.29

MCM. The water requirement of the livestock has been estimated considering per capita daily water

requirement for cows/buffaloes 65 L, goats/pigs 6 L and Poultry 0.25 L.

4.4 Industrial water Requirement

Industrial water requirement of the District during the year 2020 is found to be .06341 MCM. Thus, the

total Industrial water potential to be created for the district is .00466 MCM only.

Table 4.4 Block-wise Industrial Water Requirement

Block Name of Industry Water demand (MCM)

Water demand in

2020 (MCM)

Existing water

potential (MCM)

Water potential to be created

(MCM)

ROING KORONU

1.Saw Mill

0.03194 0.06308

0.00002 0.00466

2.Saw & Veneer Mill

3.Tea Factory

4.Rice Mill

DAMBUK-PAGLAM 1.Saw Mill

0.00145 0.00029

2.Rice/Atta/Oil Mill

HUNLI-DESALI 1.Rice Mill 0.00002 0.00004

Grand Total in MCM 0.00147 0.06341 0.00002 0.00466


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4.5 Water Demand for Power Generation

Water requirement for power generation in the district is not available for the Lower Dibang Valley district

as there is no hydel power generation unit in the district. Power is not generated in the district and, hence,

water requirement has been indicated to be zero. The power requirement of district is met through

common grid system of the State.

Table. 4.5 Water Demand for power generation

Block Power Requirement

(MW)

Water Demand (BCM)

Water Demand in

2020 (BCM)

Existing Water Potential (BCM)

Water Potential to be created

(BCM)

Roing-Koronu Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

Dambuk-Paglam

Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

Hunli-Desali Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

4.6 Total Water Demand for various sector

This section presents the total water demand of the district. The total Water Demand of the District has

been calculated by summing up all major sectors consuming water. The current water demand has been

depicted in Figure.4.6 (A) and projected total water demand of the district during 2020 is depicted in

Figure. 4.6 (B). Further, in Table 4.6.1 has represented the total of current water demand of the district

covering all sectors consuming water, while Table. 4.6.2 shows the projected water demand of the district

during 2020 covering all sectors.

Figure. 4.6(A). Present Total Water Demand

0.00

20.00

40.00

60.00

80.00

100.00

120.00

Domestic Crop Livestock Industrial Block-wiseTotal Current

WaterDemand

1.99

98.65

0.64 0.0319400

101.31

0.45

66.04

0.58 0.0014500

67.07

0.10

23.22

0.08 0.0000200

23.39

Sector-wise and Block-wise Present Total Water Demand (In MCM)

Roing-Koronu

Dambuk-Paglam

Hunli-Desali


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Figure. 4.6(B). Projected Total Water Demand during 2020

Table 4.6. 1: Present Water Demand of the District for Various Sectors

S. No

Block Domestic Crop Livestock Industrial Block-wise Total Current Water

Demand

1 Roing-Koronu

1.99 98.65 0.64 0.0319400 101.31

2 Dambuk-Paglam

0.45 66.04 0.58 0.0014500 67.07

3 Hunli-Desali

0.10 23.22 0.08 0.0000200 23.39

TOTAL 2.54 187.91 1.29 0.03 191.77

Table 4.6. 2: Projected Water Demand of the District for Various Sectors During 2020

S. No Block Domestic Crop Livestock Industrial Block-wise Total

Projected Water Demand (2020)

1 Roing- Koronu

2.14 98.65 0.68 0.06308 101.53

2 Dambuk- Paglam

0.48 66.04 0.63 0.00029 67.15

3 Hunli- Desali

0.11 23.22 0.09 0.00004 23.41

TOTAL 2.73 187.91 1.39 0.06 192.10

The present water demand of the district has been assessed at 191.077 MCM annually. Roing-Koronu

Block being the block with maximum requirement of water (101.31 MCM). Dambuk-Paglam and Hunli-

Desali Block stands at 2nd and 3rd position with approximately 67.07 MCM and 23.39 MCM water

requirement.

0.00

100.00

200.00

Domestic Crop Livestock IndustrialBlock-wise Total Projected Water Demand (2020)

2.14

98.65

0.68 0.06308

101.530.48

66.04

0.63

0.00029

67.15

0.11

23.22

0.09

0.00004 23.41

Sector-wise and Block-wise Projected Total Water Demand during 2020 (In MCM)

Roing-Koronu

Dambuk-Paglam

Hunli-Desali


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During 2020, the demand may be proportionate to the current water demand and total project water

demand during the year 2020 has been assessed at 192.10 MCM. The projected water requirement of

Roing-Koronu Block during the year 2020 has been estimated as 101.53 MCM, while, for Dambuk-

Paglam Block, the projected water requirement shall be 67.15 MCM and also for Hunli-Desali Block the

projected water requirement is 23.41 MCM.

4.7 Water Budget

Water budget reflects the relationship between input and output of water in the district. Thus, we have a

direct comparison of supply of water and the natural demand for water. The following data provides

current water gap and projected water gap for the district during the year 2020.

Figure. 4.7.1: Block-wise Water Budget of the District

0.00

20.00

40.00

60.00

80.00

100.00

120.00

Present Demand(2015)

ProjectedDemand(2020)

Present Gap(2015)

Projected Gap(2020)

Water Demand(In MCM)

Water Gap(In MCM)

101.31 101.53

74.05 74.27

67.0767.15

38.3538.43

23.39 23.41

3.67 3.69

Block-wise Water Budget of the District

Roing-Koronu

Dambuk-Paglam

Hunli-Desali


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The total water demand of the district during the year 2020 has been estimated as 192.10 MCM. The

maximum projected demand of water in Roing- Koronu Block during the year 2020 is appeared to be

101.53 MCM, while the same is in case of Dambuk-Paglam Block would be 67.15 MCM and 23.41 MCM

for Hunli-Desali Block. The total projected water gap for the district during the year 2020 has been

estimated at 116.40 MCM as compared to the total present water gap of the district (116.07 MCM). The

maximum projected water gap has been estimated at 74.27 MCM for Roing-Koronu Block and the

minimum gap of 3.69 MCM is estimated for Hunli-Desali Block of the District. The details of the estimated

Block-wise Water Budget of the district is given in Table.4.7.

Table. 4.7 Water Budget of Lower Dibang Valley District

Block Existing water availability (MCM)

Total (MCM)

Water Demand (In MCM)

Water Gap (In MCM)

Surface water

Ground water

Present Projected (2020)

Present Projected (2020)

Roing-Koronu

17.26 10.00 27.26 101.31 101.53 74.05 74.27

Dambuk-Paglam

19.72 9 28.72 67.07 67.15 38.35 38.43

Hunli- Desali

14.72 5 19.72 23.39 23.41 3.67 3.69

District Total

51.70 24.00 75.70 191.77 192.10 116.07 116.40

0.00

20.00

40.00

60.00

80.00

100.00

120.00

140.00

160.00

180.00

200.00

Present Demand(2015)

Projected Demand(2020)

Present Gap(2015)

Projected Gap(2020)

Water Demand(In MCM)

Water Gap(In MCM)

191.77 192.10

116.07

116.40

District Water Budget


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Chapter-V

Strategic Action Plan for Irrigation in Lower Dibang Valley District under PMSKY

The water supplied in Lower Dibang Valley district is mainly by tapping surface water sources. The poor

ground water development of the district is mainly due to lack of agricultural practices using modern

techniques and also due to excessive dependence on surface water for drinking water supply or locally

by tapping springs. Moreover, construction of ground water structure like tube wells in this hilly terrain is

difficult and in most of the places of the district it is impossible due to approachability problems. There is

immense scope for creation of irrigation potentials in the valley and foothill areas of the district, which will

boost agriculture and ultimately the state economy.

Water is essential for sustaining life and at the same time, it is an important component for almost all

sectors of the economy. Obviously the schemes for development of water resources for beneficial use of

the society have been taken up since the time immemorial. Considerable progress has been made in

respect of water resources development in India after independence through various plans and such

development have helped in almost five-fold increase in creation of irrigation potential of the country.

There has also been appreciable development in the areas of drinking water supply and other uses.

However, growing population, urbanization and rapid industrialization has led to considerable increase in

demand of water for various purposes e.g., irrigation, domestic needs, industrial requirements etc. Thus,

the water sector has very strong linkages with all other developmental activities. In view of fast changing

development scenario, it is emphasized that the key priorities and identified strategies cannot be

considered as static and, hence, this need to be reviewed and improved upon from time to time. In this

regard a comprehensive “Strategic Plan for District Irrigation” for the district of Lower Dibang Valley has

been prepared in coordination with all line department of the PMKSY.

5.1 Block wise total plan of the district

The total proposed outlay of the district Irrigation Plan for a period of 5 years (2016-2021) is about Rs.

100297.20 lakh distributed among different blocks as given in the table below. The Roing-Koronu block

has the maximum share of total outlay of Rs. 53690.84 lakh and constitutes about 54% followed by

Dambuk-paglam block with a total proposed outlay of Rs.35216.68 lakh contributing 35% and Hunli-

Desali block has minimum share of Rs. 11389.68 lakh contributing only 11% of total outlay of the District

Irrigation Plan

Table 5.1: Block-wise total Outlay of the District (Amount in Rs. Lakhs)

Block-wise Total Outlay of the District

Name of the Block

Name of the Participating Departments Total

WRD WRD (TW & GW)

Agriculture Horticulture ATMA DRDA RWD (Soil

Conservation)

Roing Koronu

26915.14 2399.5 9634.697 5148.51 300.00 3137.00 6156.00 53690.84

Dambuk-Paglam

22842.10 319.00 6001.06 2239.77 225.00 1943.75 1646.00 35216.68

Hunli-Desali 5683.00 0.00 1679.76 1152.17 150.00 731.75 1993.00 11389.68

Total 55440.24 2718.50 17315.52 8540.45 675.00 5812.50 9795.00 100297.20


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Block-wise share of total outlay of the district is represented in the following diagram.

Figure.5.1 Block-wise Percentage Distribution of Total Outlay of the District

5.2. Share of Participating Departments on Total Outlay

A total of 07 departments of the district such as Agriculture, Horticulture, Department of Water Resources

(WRD), WRD (Tube Well and Ground Water), ATMA, Rural Works Department (Soil Conservation) and

DRDA have participated in the District Irrigation Plan preparation under PMKSY. All the department has

proposed various kind of projects to be implemented under four major components of PMKSY with a

provision for providing training and extension services to the farmers and officials of each line

departments. The details of percentage share of each depts. are as follows:

Figure.5.2 Percentage Distribution of Department-wise Total Outlay of the District

54%35%

11%

Block-wise Percentage Share of Total Outlay of the District

Roing Koronu Dambuk-Paglam Hunli-Desali

0.00%10.00%20.00%30.00%40.00%50.00%60.00%

WR

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ATM

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55.28%

2.71%

17.26%8.52%

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Percentage Distribution of Department-wise Outlay under PMKSY


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Maximum share of total outlay is contributed by WRD (Water Resources Dept.), with total proposed outlay

of Rs. 55440.24 lakh, i.e., 55.28% of the total estimated cost of the Plan under AIBP and Har Khet Ko

Pani Component, while Agriculture Department has proposed a total outlay of Rs. 17315.52 lakh under

Per Drop More Crop component. Further, WRD (Tube Well and Ground Water) has also proposed a total

estimated cost of Rs. 2718.50 lakh, i.e., 2.71% under Har Khet Ko Pani component and Horticulture

Department also proposed an estimated cost of Rs. 8540.45 lakh, i.e., 8.52% of the total estimated cost

of the Plan. Under Watershed Management Component, both the Soil Conservation Dept. under Rural

Works Dept. and DRDA has proposed different schemes with a proposed cost of Rs. 9795.00 lakh

(9.77%) and Rs. 5812.50 lakh (5.80%) respectively. For training and extension services, the department

of Agriculture, under ATMA has proposed a total cost of Rs. 675.00 lakh to provide training and extension

services to the farmers and officers of all line departments for effective and sustainable use of assets to

be created under PMKSY in the district. The details of schemes proposed by all the implementing

departments are annexed in Annexure- I to X.

Department-wise Proposed Outlay under PMKSY

Participating Department Proposed Estimated Outlay under PMKSY (Rs. In lakh)

Agriculture 17315.52

ATMA 675.00

WRD 55440.24

WRD (TW & GW) 2718.50

Horticulture 8540.45

DRDA 5812.50

RWD 9795.00

Total 100297.20

5.3. Component-wise Plan

No participating department has prepared the year-wise target plan for five years and hence, the total

outlay of the components has been divided equally for five years in order to prepare an estimated yearly

plan for the district. The details of the component-wise yearly plan for 5 years for the district is placed

below:

Table.5.2 Component-wise Break-up Total Outlay

Component-wise Total Outlay of the District with year-wise Break-up

Name of the Component Year-wise Break-up of the Total Outlay Component-wise Total

Outlay 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21

Accelerated Irrigation Benefit Programme (AIBP)

416 0 0 0 0 416.00

PMKSY Har Khet Ko Pani 11548.55 11548.55 11548.55 11548.55 11548.55 57742.74

PMKSY Per Drop More Crop 5171.19 5171.19 5171.19 5171.19 5171.19 25855.97

PMKSY Watershed 3121.50 3121.50 3121.50 3121.50 3121.50 15607.50

ATMA 135.00 135.00 135.00 135.00 135.00 675.00

Total 20392.24 19976.24 19976.24 19976.24 19976.24 100297.21


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AIBP and Hark Khet Ko Pani components are to be executed mainly by Water Resource Department and

WRD (Tube Well & Ground Water). Per drop more crop component will be executed by Agriculture and

Horticulture Department. Watershed Management component will be implemented by Rural Development

and Extension & Training services will be executed by ATMA under Agriculture department. However, all

the stakeholders need to have coordination among them to have the maximum irrigation efficiency in the

district. The percentage share of each component of the district irrigation plan is diagrammatically

represented as under:

Figure 5.3: Component wise percentage allocation of total outlay

It is observed that maximum share of 57.57% is for Har Khet Ko Pani component including both WRD

and WRD (Tube Well & Ground Water) department followed by PMKSY Per Drop More Crop with a

share of 25.78%% and PMKSY Watershed component with a share of 15.56% to the total outlay. The

component like ATMA under Per Drop More Crop Component and AIBP has less than 1% share of total

Plan outlay.

5.4 Year Wise Plan

The strategic action plan proposed under different departments has been further sub-divided based on

year wise allocation of the total outlay. The projects proposed under Strategic Action Plan have been

divided into four phases starting from project initiation and planning. Under this stage resource allocation

will be done by each department for different projects running under their purview. An allocation of 20%

of the total outlay under each department has been assumed under this stage. The second phase is the

implementation stage when the projects will be executed at the ground level and an assumption of 30%

of the total outlay under each department has been assumed at this stage. The third stage being

monitoring and evaluation, where an assumption of 35% has been proposed to determine, if the proposed

activities are falling under the objectives of PMKSY and also to complete the ongoing projects. The final

stage is of review, under which each project executed under different departments will be scrutinized for

0.00% 10.00% 20.00% 30.00% 40.00% 50.00% 60.00%

Accelerated Irrigation Benefit Programme (AIBP)

PMKSY Har Khet Ko Pani

PMKSY Per Drop More Crop

PMKSY Watershed

ATMA

0.41%57.57%

25.78%

15.56%

0.67%

Component-wise Percentage Share in Total Outlay


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any lacunae and the same will be completed under this stage. As per PMKSY Guidelines, the Strategic

Action Plan shall be made for 5-7 Years taking the year 2016-17 as the base year. However, no

department has given any Year-wise break-up of their plan and hence, the total proposed cost of each

dept. has been divided equally for five years taking the method of equal distribution of project outlay. The

details of year-wise break-up is given in Table. 5.3.

Table 5.3. Year wise allocation of outlay under different departments

Name of the Department

Year-wise Estimated Cost (Rs. in Lakhs ) of the Dept. Grand Total

2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2010-21 Agriculture 3463.10 3463.10 3463.10 3463.10 3463.10 17315.52

ATMA 135.00 135.00 135.00 135.00 135.00 675.00

WRD 11420.85 11004.85 11004.85 11004.85 11004.85 55440.24

WRD (TW & GW) 543.70 543.70 543.70 543.70 543.70 2718.50

Horticulture 1708.09 1708.09 1708.09 1708.09 1708.09 8540.45

DRDA 1162.50 1162.50 1162.50 1162.50 1162.50 5812.50

RWD 1959.00 1959.00 1959.00 1959.00 1959.00 9795.00

Total 20392.24 19976.24 19976.24 19976.24 19976.24 100297.21

The total outlay for the district is Rs. 100297.21 lakh for 05 years. The Water Resource Department of

the district constitutes maximum allocation of Rs. 55440.24 followed by Agriculture department with a

with a share of share of Rs. 17315.52 lakh, DRDA with RWD (Soil Conservation) with Rs. 9795.00 lakh,

Horticulture Department with a share of Rs. 8540.00 lakh and DRDA with Rs.5812.50 lakh. The minimum

Share of Rs.2718.50 lakh and Rs. 675.00 lakh is contributed by Tube Well & Ground Water section under

Water Resources Department and ATMA under Agriculture Dept.

5.5 Expected Outcome

The strategic action plan envisages providing assured irrigation in a command area of 58422.18 Ha in

the district out of the total Culturable Command Area (CCA) of 73413 Ha. It is assumed that the irrigation

infrastructure will benefit a command area of at least 79.58% of the total CCA of the district. The

watershed component is projected to achieve a culturable command area of 6724.05 ha by creation of

7475 new water harvesting structures as well as renovation of existing structures. Under the component

Per Drop More Crop, both the Agriculture and Horticulture Department has proposed an area of 24322

Ha. And 3470 Ha. respectively to create irrigation facilities in the field of micro irrigation through

installation of DPAP drip and Sprinkler Irrigation system, creating of water harvesting structures

supplementary water management activities, etc. WRD and WRD (TW & GW) Department has proposed

to create irrigation potential in a maximum of 23906.13 Ha area of land in the district under AIBP and Har

Khet Ko Pani component of PMKSY. A training programme will also be scheduled under PMKSY to

enhance the better knowledge of efficient use of water through drip and other micro irrigation structures.

Table below represents the target proposed by various department to bring additional land under irrigated

cultivation through PMKSY.


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Table 5-4: Block wise, department wise area in Hectare to be Contemplated for Irrigation Area in Hectare

Block-wise Physical Target for Command Area/ Irrigation Potential to be Created

Name of the Department

Name of the Component

Roing Koronu

Dambuk-Paglam

Hunli-Desali

Total

WRD AIBP & Har Khet Ko Pani

10729 9088.00 2283.00 22100.13

WRD (TW & GW) Har Khet Ko Pani 1625 181 0 1806

Agriculture Per Drop More Crop

10754 11180 2388 24322

Horticulture Per Drop More Crop

2152 968 350 3470

Soil Conservation/RWD

Watershed Management

3105.1 2318 1301 6724.05

Block Total 28365 23735 6322 58422.18

The following expected outcome are intended from the District Irrigation Plan: -

1. A total of 58422.18 Hectares of Irrigation potential is proposed to be created under the four

components of PMKSY. Thus, around 79.58% of the Total Culturable Command Area of the district would

be brought under the command of assured irrigation in the district. It would boost up the gross crop

intensity more significantly as the farmers would be able to go for multiple cropping throughout the year.

2. The Water Resources Department (including both Water Resources and TW & GW) of the district

has proposed to irrigate a total of 23906.13 Ha. of land for a total expenditure of Rs. 58158.74 lakh,

Agriculture department has proposed to irrigate 24322 hectare of area with a proposed cost of Rs.

17315.52 lakh. Soil conservation and DRDA has proposed the amount of Rs. 15607.50 lakh to irrigate a

total area of 6724.05 Hectare respectively.

In terms of economic benefit, the assured water supply to the farm land will result in enhancement of

production and productivity of the crops. This is likely to generate an additional income to the farmers of

the district. This is also likely to increase maydays in non-recurring employment as also create livelihood

opportunities in agriculture and allied sectors of the economy of the district through increased acreage

under crops. The intervention will also contribute both in agriculture & horticulture production and

productivity thereby paving the way of generating direct and indirect employment among the local people.

Thus, the overall economy of the district would get better and better in the days to come after the

contemplated projects get implemented and yield results in terms of enhanced crop production.


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5.6 Strategic Action Plan for irrigation in respect of District Lower Dibang Valley, Arunachal Pradesh under Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee

Yojana (PMKSY)

Annexure-I

Strategic Action Plan of Agriculture Department under PMKSY

Sl.No. Name of the Blocks/Sub Districts

Concerned Ministry/

Department

Component Activity Total Number/ Capacity

(cum)

Command Area/Irrigation

Potential (Ha)

Period of Implemen

tation ( 5/ 7 yrs)

Estimated cost(in Lakhs )

1 Roing-Koronu MOA &FW- DAC&FW

Per drop more crop

Micro Irrigation DPAP Drip 66 66 5 24.55


Per drop more crop

Micro Irrigation DPAP Sprinkler 80 80 5 46.72


Per drop more crop

Micro Irrigation Non-DPAP Drip (Wide Spaced Crop)

245 245 5 91.14


Per drop more crop

Micro Irrigation Non-DPAP Drip (Close Spaced Crop)

250 250 5 225


Per drop more crop

Micro Irrigation Non-DPAP Sprinkler(Micro Sprinkler)

225 225 5 132.53


Per drop more crop

Micro Irrigation Non-DPAP Sprinkler(Mini Sprinkler)

180 180 5 153.36


Per drop more crop

Micro Irrigation Non-DPAP Sprinkler(Portable)

250 250 5 48


70


Per drop more crop

Micro Irrigation Non-DPAP Sprinkler(Semi-Permanent)

250 250 5 91.5


Per drop more crop

Micro Irrigation Non-DPAP Sprinkler(Large Volume)

150 150 5 47.4

10 Roing-Koronu Micro Irrigation Total

1696 1696 860.197


Per drop more crop

Supplementary water management activities

Topping up of MGNREGA

120 120 5 72.00


Per drop more crop


Drought Proofing through check Dam

410 1230 5 205.00


Per drop more crop


Water Harvesting Structures

1500 1870 5 2700.00


Per drop more crop


Secondary Storage Structures

1500 1180 5 2700.00


Per drop more crop


On Farm Development (Distribution pipe )

5000 1450 5 750.00


Per drop more crop


On Farm Development (Raised bed and furrow System etc)

4000 1430 5 400.00


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Per drop more crop


Area Expansion 500 125 5 275.00


Per drop more crop


Construction of New farm Ponds

1000 440 5 900.00


Per drop more crop


Awareness Campaign

200 83 5 80.00


Per drop more crop


Solar Pump Set 450 500 5 292.50


Per drop more crop


Diesel Pumping Set

500 200 5 75.00


Per drop more crop


Lining of Ponds 1000 230 5 250.00


Per drop more crop


Renovation of small Tank

500 200 5 75.00

24 Per Drop More Crop Total 16680 9058 8774.5

25 Dambuk-Paglam MOA &FW- DAC&FW

Per drop more crop

Micro Irrigation DPAP Drip 56 56 5 20.832


Per drop more crop

Micro Irrigation DPAP Sprinkler 64 64 5 37.376


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Per drop more crop


150 150 5 55.8


Per drop more crop


130 130 5 117


Per drop more crop


170 170 5 100.13


Per drop more crop


160 160 5 136.32


Per drop more crop


200 200 5 38.4


Per drop more crop


250 250 5 36.6


Per drop more crop


100 100 5 31.6

34 Micro Irrigation Total 1280 1280 574.058


Per drop more crop



200 150 120


Per drop more crop



500 1000 250


Per drop more crop



1000 1200 1800


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Per drop more crop



1000 1200 1800


Per drop more crop



4500 3000 675


Per drop more crop


On Farm Development (Raised bed and furrow System etc.)

1000 1000 100


Per drop more crop


Area Expansion 200 200 110


Per drop more crop



250 250 225


Per drop more crop


Awareness Campaign

80 100 32


Per drop more crop


Solar Pump Set 250 850 162.5


Per drop more crop


Diesel Pumping Set

200 400 30


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Per drop more crop


Lining of Ponds 400 400 100


Per drop more crop



150 150 22.5

48 Per Drop More Crop Total 9730 9900 0 5427

49 Hunli-Desali MOA &FW- DAC&FW

Per drop more crop

Micro Irrigation DPAP Drip 54 54 20.088


Per drop more crop

Micro Irrigation DPAP Sprinkler 24 24 14.016


Per drop more crop


60 60 22.32


Per drop more crop


140 140 126


Per drop more crop


110 110 64.79


Per drop more crop


65 65 55.38


Per drop more crop


70 70 25.62


Per drop more crop


125 125 45.75


Per drop more crop


50 50 15.8


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58 Micro Irrigation Total 698 698 389.764


Per drop more crop



90 90 54


Per drop more crop



95 95 47.5


Per drop more crop



250 250 450


Per drop more crop



250 250 450


Per drop more crop



150 150 22.5


Per drop more crop


On Farm Development (Raised bed and furrow System etc.)

300 300 30


Per drop more crop


Area Expansion 200 200 110


Per drop more crop



40 40 36


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Per drop more crop


Awareness Campaign

165 165 66


Per drop more crop


Diesel Pumping Set

40 70 6


Per drop more crop


Lining of Ponds 60 60 15


Per drop more crop



20 20 3

71 Per Drop More Crop Total 1660 1690 1290

Total of Agriculture Dept. 31744 24322 17315.52


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Annexure-II

Strategic Action Plan of Horticulture Department under PMKSY

Sr. No. Name of the Blocks/Sub

Districts

Concerned Ministry/Department

Component Activity

Total Number/Cap

acity (cum)

Command Area/Irrigation Potential(Ha)

Period of Implementation (

5/ 7 yrs)


1 Roing Koronu MDA & FW-DAC & FW Per drop

more crop (Micro Irrigation)

DPAP Drip Irrigation for Orange

1157 5 2318.14



DPAP Drip Irrigation for Banana

295 5 776.31



DPAP Drip Irrigation for Arecanut

250 5 657.89



DPAP Drip Irrigation for Litchi

105 5 210.38



DPAP Drip Irrigation for Kiwi

5 5 10.02



DPAP Mini Sprinkler for Pineapple

265 5 916.41

7

Roing Koronu MDA & FW-DAC & FW Per drop more crop

(Micro Irrigation)

DPAP Mini Sprinkler for Large Cardamom

75 5 259.36


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8 Dambuk-Paglam

MDA & FW-DAC & FW Per drop more crop

(Micro Irrigation)

DPAP Drip Irrigation for Orange

593 5 1188.12

9 Dambuk-Paglam


(Micro Irrigation)

DPAP Drip Irrigation for Banana

120 5 315.79

10 Dambuk-Paglam


(Micro Irrigation)

DPAP Drip Irrigation for Arecanut

115 5 302.63

11 Dambuk-Paglam


(Micro Irrigation)

DPAP Drip Irrigation for Litchi

35 5 70.13

12 Dambuk-Paglam


(Micro Irrigation)

DPAP Mini Sprinkler for Pineapple

105 5 363.11

13 Hunli-Desali MDA & FW-DAC & FW Per drop


DPAP Drip Irrigation for Kiwi

40 5 80.14

14

Hunli-Desali MDA & FW-DAC & FW Per drop more crop

(Micro Irrigation)

DPAP Mini Sprinkler for Large Cardamom

310 5 1072.03

Total 3470 5 8540.45


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Annexure-III

Strategic Action Plan of ATMA for Training and Extension Services under PMKSY

Name of the Blocks/Sub Districts


Component Activity Total Number/Capac

ity(cum)

Priority Command Area/Irrigation Potential(Ha)


5/ 7 yrs)


Roing-Koronu

MOA &FW- DAC&FW Per drop more crop

ATMA

Training and Extension Services 2000 5 300.00

Dambuk-Paglam


ATMA


Hunli-Desali


ATMA


Total 4500 675.00


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Annexure-IV

Strategic Action Plan of Water Resources Department (WRD) under PMKSY

S.No. Name of the

Blocks/Sub Districts

Concerned

Ministry/Department

Component

Activity Location of the Project Total Number/Ca

pacity (cum)

Command

Area/Irrigation Potential(Ha)

Period of

Implementation

( 5/ 7 yrs)

Estimated

cost(in

Lakhs )

Remarks

Work Priority

Longitude E Latitude N

Altitude MSL in Mtr

Section :-Roing-HQ

I. Cluster of MIP under Roing HQ Section under Roing Sub-division S/Order no SWRD/02/AOP/RNG/2013-14dt.14/03/14

1 Roing-Kornu CD Block

MoWR AIBP C/O Samak MIP for gangkek area in Rayang village

Head work /Channel

950 51'06.18 E 28007'02.12 N

322.50

1 38.00 One Year

(2016-17)

35.00


MoWR AIBP C/O MIC for Boli cultivation field at Meka village.

Head work /Channel

95050'16.53.E 28006'50.43 N

297.00

1 6.00 One Year

(2016-17)

8.00


MoWR AIBP C/O Epik/Longni MIP at Balek village.

Head work /Channel

95051'24.64.E 28005'15.69 N

348.00

1 6.00 One Year

(2016-17)

8.00


MoWR AIBP C/O MIP at Moying korong(Boli area ) at Rayang village

Head work /Channel

95013'46.95.E 28007'46.66 N

302.00

1 6.00 One Year

(2016-17)

10.00


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MoWR AIBP C/O MIP at Dongkal Ani area in Meka village

Head work /Channel

95050'40.50 E 28007'28.66 N

262.00

1 6.00 One Year

(2016-17)

8.00


MoWR AIBP C/O MIP for Iluta agril field at Chidu village

Head work /Channel

95045'08.64.E 28011'35.69 N

231.5

1 6.00 One Year

(2016-17)

8.00


MoWR AIBP C/O MIP at Tina agril field at Chimiri village

Head work /Channel

95045'51.52.E 28010'40.45N

261.8

1 6.00 One Year

(2016-17)

8.00

Sub Total

7 74.00 85.00

Section :-Roing-I

I. Cluster of MIP under Roing-I Section under Roing Sub-division S/Order no SWRD/02/AOP/RNG/2013-14dt.14/03/14


MoWR AIBP C/O MIP for Aoha agril field at Horupahar in Abali village.

Head work /Channel

95053'14"E 28001'05"N

192.02

1 7.00 One Year

(2016-17)

8.00


MoWR AIBP C/O Misaya area MIP at Bhismaknagar

Head work /Channel

96000'01"E 28002'43"N

356.92

1 7.00 One Year

(2016-17)

8.00


MoWR AIBP C/O JAS MIP at Iduli village

Head work /Channel

95049'25"E 27059'41"N

155.75

1 7.00 One Year

(2016-17)

8.00


MoWR AIBP C/O Koronu MIP at Koronu village.

Head work /Channel

95056'04E 28003'24"N

305.41

1 7.00 One Year

(2016-17)

8.00


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MoWR AIBP C/O Jawa MIP at Abango village.

Head work /Channel

95053'27"E 28004'30"N

267.00

1 7.00 One Year

(2016-17)

9.00


MoWR AIBP C/O Abili MIP at Iduli village

Head work /Channel

9505153"E 27059'10"N

156.06

1 7.00 One Year

(2016-17)

8.00


MoWR AIBP C/O Keshapani MIP at Iduli village

Head work /Channel

95049'53E 27059'43"N

159.41

1 6.00 One Year

(2016-17)

8.00


MoWR AIBP C/O Khingili Biddi MIP

Head work /Channel

95049'14"E 28001'18"N

184.10

1 6.00 One Year

(2016-17)

8.00


MoWR AIBP C/O kolia MIP at Iduli village

Head work /Channel

95049'25"E 27059'41"N

156.00

1 8.00 One Year

(2016-17)

9.00

Sub Total

9 62.00 74.00

Section :-Bolung

I. Cluster of MIP under Bolung Section under Roing Sub-division S/Order no SWRD/02/AOP/RNG/2013-14dt.14/03/14

1 Roing-Koronu CD Block

MoWR AIBP C/O Kabang MIP at Parbuk village

Head work /Channel

95048'42"E 27059'01"N

151.18

1 5.00 One Year

(2016-17)

9.00


MoWR AIBP C/O Holok MIP at Jia village.

Head work /Channel

95047'05"E 28003'32"N

180.75

1 5.00 One Year

(2016-17)

9.00


MoWR AIBP C/O MIC for lower Kengkut area in

Head work /Channel

95047'45"E 270059'07"N

156.06

1 6.00 One Year

(2016-17)

9.00


83

Parbuk village


MoWR AIBP C/O Jimmy MIP at Jia village

Head work /Channel

95047'12"E 28002'07"N

180.75

1 6.00 One Year

(2016-17)

9.00


MoWR AIBP C/O MIP from Geying Patang in Jia village.

Head work /Channel

95043'25"E 28000'54"N

164.29

1 5.00 One Year

(2016-17)

9.00


MoWR AIBP C/O Geying Patang in Parbuk village.

Head work /Channel

95043'49"E 27059'59"N

161.54

1 8.00 One Year

(2016-17)

15.00


MoWR AIBP C/O MIP from Kopyang to Api agril field

Head work /Channel

95043'05"E 28042'02"N

153.01

1 5.00 One Year

(2016-17)

9.00

Sub Total

7 40.00 69.00

Roing-Koronu Total

23 176.00 228.00

I. Cluster of MIP under Dambuk Section under Dambuk Sub-division S/Order no SWRD/02/AOP/RNG/2013-14dt.14/03/14

1 Dambuk-Paglam CD Block

MoWR AIBP C/o Biltung MIP at Dambuk.

Head work /Channel

95º 35'02.70" E 28º14'56.47" N

1210 ft MSL

1 5.00 One Year

(2016-17)

9.50


MoWR AIBP C/o CC Linning at Model Arik.

Head work /Channel

95º 37'42.27" E 28º15'43.64" N

1190 ft MSL

1 5.00 One Year

(2016-17)

9.50


MoWR AIBP C/o Siying Karik MIP at Dambuk.

Head work /Channel

95º 38'32.48" E 28º15'52.56" N

1143 ft MSL

1 5.00 One Year

(2016-17)

9.50


84


MoWR AIBP C/o Gayak MIP at Dambuk.

Head work /Channel

95º 35'05.12" E 28º15'01.28" N

1217 ft MSL

1 3.00 One Year

(2016-17)

6.00


MoWR AIBP C/o Pipe Irrigation at Hiltop Garden.

Head work /Channel

95º 34'20.99" E 28º15'29.18" N

1534 ft MSL

1 5.00 One Year

(2016-17)

10.00


MoWR AIBP C/o Pane MIP at Bomjir.

Head work /Channel

95º 39'44.37" E 28º09'33.30" N

708 ft MSL

1 5.00 One Year

(2016-17)

10.00


MoWR AIBP C/o Bom MIP at Dambuk.

Head work /Channel

95º 35'01.18" E 28º15'01.11" N

1223 ft MSL

1 5.00 One Year

(2016-17)

9.50


MoWR AIBP C/o Akako Nallah MIP at Sirang Phase-II.

Head work /Channel

95º 37'16.34" E 28º16'33.78" N

1589 ft MSL

1 2.00 One Year

(2016-17)

4.00


MoWR AIBP C/o Pasing MIP at Bomjir Phase-II.

Head work /Channel

95º 39'42.73" E 28º10'01.90" N

721 ft MSL

1 5.00 One Year

(2016-17)

4.00


MoWR AIBP C/o Ningo MIP at Dambuk.

Head work /Channel

95º 35'06.53" E 28º14'35.72" N

1164 ft MSL

1 5.00 One Year

(2016-17)

10.00

II . Cluster of MIP under Bizari Section under Dambuk Sub-division S/Order no SWRD/02/AOP/RNG/2013-14dt.14/03/14


MoWR AIBP C/o MIC from Moyong to Zilung WRC Field.

Head work /Channel

95º 36'39.21" E 28º02'11.33" N

544 ft MSL

1 5.00 One Year

(2016-17)

10.00


85


MoWR AIBP C/o Bolen MIP at Bizari.

Head work /Channel

95º 35'42.61" E 28º04'45.17" N

609 ft MSL

1 3.00 One Year

(2016-17)

6.00


MoWR AIBP C/o Mekong MIP at Bizari.

Head work /Channel

95º 34'49.86" E 28º02'18.91" N

551 ft MSL

1 5.00 One Year

(2016-17)

4.50


MoWR AIBP C/o MIP near Ekmile at Bizari.

Head work /Channel

95º 36'15.15" E 28º02'19.65" N

532 ft MSL

1 5.00 One Year

(2016-17)

9.50


MoWR AIBP C/o Hatiy Nallah MIP at Bizari.

Head work /Channel

95º 36'21.80" E 28º02'13.95" N

547 ft MSL

1 5.00 One Year

(2016-17)

10.00


MoWR AIBP C/o MIP from Banko Nallah at Bizari.

Head work /Channel

95º 34'43.89" E 28º02'04.21" N

546 ft MSL

1 5.00 One Year

(2016-17)

5.00


MoWR AIBP C/o Lompo MIP at Bizari.

Head work /Channel

95º 35'34.28" E 28º02'24.93" N

546 ft MSL

1 2.00 One Year

(2016-17)

4.00


MoWR AIBP C/o MIP at Subrang Agril Field from Tama Nallah at Bizari.

Head work /Channel

95º 36'31.60" E 28º02'35.90" N

540 ft MSL

1 5.00 One Year

(2016-17)

4.50


MoWR AIBP C/o Gogen Mip at Bizari.

Head work /Channel

95º 35'29.22" E 28º04'03.33" N

592 ft MSL

1 5.00 One Year

(2016-17)

4.50

Dambuk-Paglam Total 19 85.00 140.00

I.Cluster of MIP Schemes under Hunli Section . S/Order no :- SWRD/ --- /AOP/RNG /2013-14. dt . 14/03/14


86

1 Hunli - Desali CD Block

MoWR AIBP C/o MIP at Chulugu village

Head work /Channel

95º 56'18.66'' E 28º20'29.96'' N

1281 mtr MSL

1 6.00 One Year

(2016-17)

6.00


MoWR AIBP C/o MIP at Hunli village

Head work /Channel

95º 57'45.99'' E 28º19'24.82'' N

1177 mtr MSL

1 4.00 One Year

(2016-17)

7.00


MoWR AIBP C/o MIP at Aloni village

Head work /Channel

95º 56'57.09'' E 28º21'58.49'' N

817 mtr MSL

1 4.00 One Year

(2016-17)

5.00

Total 3 14.00

18.00

I. Cluster of MIP under Desali Section under Anini Sub-division S/Order no SWRD/02/AOP/RNG/2013-14dt.14/03/14

1 Hunli-Desali CD Block

MoWR AIBP C/o MIP at Jamupani Village.

Head work /Channel

95º 59'55.66" E 28º18'34.87" N

724 mtr MSL

1 3.00 One Year

(2016-17)

6.00


MoWR AIBP C/O MIP at Desali village.

Head work /Channel

96º 02'00.60" E 28º17'25.83" N

1029mtr MSL

1 3.00 One Year

(2016-17)

7.00


MoWR AIBP C/O MIP at Chuluni Model Village.

Head work /Channel

96º 03'03.44" E 28º17'03.13" N

1062 mtr MSL

1 3.00 One Year

(2016-17)

6.00


MoWR AIBP C/O MIP at Charli village.

Head work /Channel

96º01'46.83" E 28º17'31.40" N

1083 mtr MSL

1 3.00 One Year

(2016-17)

5.00


87


MoWR AIBP C/O MIP at Taloni village.

Head work /Channel

96º 04'39.37" E 28º16'55.71" N

1210 mtr MSL

1 3.00 One Year

(2016-17)

6.00

Sub-Total

5 15.00

30.00

Hunli-Desali Total

8 29.00

48.00

Grand Total of AIBP

50 290.00

416.00

Surface Minor Irrigation

A. New Proposals for Minor Irrigation Projects(Under HQ-I )


MoWR Har khet ko pani

C/o MIP for Dongkal agricultural field at Meka village

Head work /Channel

950 48'72.14 E 28005'42.20 N

220.8

1 55.00 Five Year

136.95



C/o MIP from Samak Nallah to Pering area (Tea/Rubber plantation)

Head work /Channel

950 50'03.58 E 28005'25.99 N

257.556

1 37.00 Five Year

92.13



C/O Mayum MIP for Boli area at Meka

Head work /Channel

950 50'15.18 E 28007'25.02 N

301.45

1 30.00 Five Year

74.70



C/O Dongkal MIP at Moteng arik WRC field at Meka

Head work /Channel

95049'44.11 E 28005'89.03 N

261.54

1 40.00 Five Year

99.60


88



C/o MIP for Jilek arik cultivation from Libit korong in Meka

Head work /Channel

95050'76.21 E 28006'35.01 N

316.2

1 25.00 Five Year

62.25



C/o Balek Rikyu MIP for Balek village

Head work /Channel

95050'88.92 E 28006'25.03 N

290.00

1 28.00 Five Year

69.72



C/o MIP from river Meka to Balek cultivation field

Head work /Channel

95050'85.40 E 28006'03.15 N

285.00

1 17.00 Five Year

42.33



C/o of Simar(Adi) MIP for Balek cultivation field(Balngo area) at Balek village

Head work /Channel

95051'75.70 E 28005'66.60 N

307.00

1 15.00 Five Year

37.35



C/o MIP from Libit Korong to Mobom area at Balek

Head work /Channel

95050'83.21 E 28006'36.12 N

312.00

1 20.00 Five Year

49.80



C/o MIP from Sita korong to Lingging Kando cultivation field at Rayang

Head work /Channel

95051'03.07 E 28007'02.30 N

329.00

1 15.00 Five Year

37.35


89



C/o MIP for Kok arik cultivation field from Cheta Nallah

Head work /Channel

95050'48.10 E 28007'30.20 N

324.00

1 35.00 Five Year

87.15



C/o MIP for Odipa agril.field at Meka

Head work /Channel

950 49'36.30 E 28004'55.51 N

217.95

1 8.00 Five Year

19.92



C/o MIP from Samak at 6 Km Meka on Lego field

Head work /Channel

950 49'60.22 E 28004'36.03 N

218.45

1 10.00 Five Year

24.90



C/o MIP for Vid arik at Dongkal area at Meka

Head work /Channel

950 49'09.12 E 28004'72.05 N

219.15

1 7.00 Five Year

17.43



C/o MIP for Dongkal area at Meka(Samak Korong )

Head work /Channel

950 48'75.72 E 28004'91.64 N

215.55

1 6.00 Five Year

14.94



C/o MIP for Ara camp area

Head work /Channel

950 49'33.32 E 28004'30.54 N

213.5

1 10.00 Five Year

24.90



C/O MIP for Liklek Libit area at Meka

Head work /Channel

950 49'09.12 E 28004'72.05 N

296.36

1 10.00 Five Year

24.90



C/o MIP to Balek agril.field area

Head work /Channel

95050'66.60 E 28006'11.14 N

278.00

1 8.00 Five Year

19.92


MoWR Har khet

C/o MIP to Lokni area at Balek

Head work /Channel

95050'60.60 E 28006'08.30 N

281.00

1 6.00 Five Year

14.94


90

ko pani



C/o MIP to Simar agril field

Head work /Channel

95051'66.63 E 28005'52.72 N

301.00

1 10.00 Five Year

24.90



C/o MIP for Gangkek paddy field at Rayang

Head work /Channel

95050'15.10 E 28006'30.50 N

327.00

1 30.00 Five Year

74.70



C/o MIP for Kok arik cultivation field

Head work /Channel

95050'65.20 E 28007'12.10 N

322.00

1 15.00 Five Year

37.35



C/o MIP for Innong area at Rayang

Head work /Channel

95050'70.20 E 28007'60.30 N

328.00

1 7.00 Five Year

17.43



C/o Renovation of Meka Korong MIP at Balek village.

Head work /Channel

95050'73.20 E 28007'58.30 N

289.00

1 10.00 Five Year

24.90



C/o MIP for Kangkin area at Rayang

Head work /Channel

95050'65.15 E 28006'80.40 N

326.00

1 15.00 Five Year

37.35



C/O Aba MIP at Simari I, Simari II and Balek

Head work /Channel

95°50'25,7"E 28°04'59,0"N

0.00 1 600.00 Five Year

1494.00

Total

26 1069.00

2661.81


91

A. New Proposals for Minor Irrigation Projects(Under HQ-II )



C/O MIC at Chimiri village.

Head work /Channel

95047'27,1"E 28011'07,2"N

0.00 1 20.00 Five Year

49.00



C/O MIP at Cheko

Head work /Channel

95°45'55,2"E 28°10'40,4"N

0.00 1 150.00 Five Year

367.50



C/O MIP at Digri agril field.

Head work /Channel

95°45'49,1"E 28°12'29,9"N

0.00 1 10.00 Five Year

24.50



C/O MIP at New Chidu.

Head work /Channel

95°45'32,2"E 28°12'09,1"N

0.00 1 60.00 Five Year

147.00



C/O MIP from Chichi Nallah at Chidu village.

Head work /Channel

95°46'05,4"E 28°12'34,3"N

0.00 1 15.00 Five Year

36.75



C/O MIC at Ale Ledo village.

Head work /Channel

95°45'52,5"E 28°10'42,0"N

0.00 1 10.00 Five Year

24.50



C/O MIC from7 kilo Nallah for Hindume agril field at Kebali

Head work /Channel

95°48'04,3"E 28°10'43,1"N

0.00 1 7.50 Five Year

18.38



MIC at Dolombero agril field.

Head work /Channel

95°45'04,5"E 28°12'26,9"N

0.00 1 10.00 Five Year

24.50


92



C/O Demuko Nallah MIP at Chidu.

Head work /Channel

95°46'12,7"E 28°12'29,3"N

0.00 1 12.50 Five Year

30.63



C/O Bemuke Nallh MIP at Chidu.

Head work /Channel

95°46'11,8"E 28°12'27,9"N

0.00 1 15.00 Five Year

36.75



C/O MIC for Buka Nallah area in Cheta-I village.

Head work /Channel

95°51'14,9"E 28°08'16,7"N

0.00 1 10.00 Five Year

24.50



C/O Cheko Athu MIC at Chidu.

Head work /Channel

95°47'53,3"E 28°11'44,5"N

0.00 1 10.00 Five Year

24.50



C/O MIP at Komul agril field at New Chidu village

Head work /Channel

95°45'22,2"E 28°11'38,1"N

0.00 1 15.00 Five Year

36.75



C/O MIP from Left bank of Jamu Nallah for Jummu Agril.field at Chidhu village

Head work /Channel

95°45'32,5"E 28°11'39,21"N

0.00 1 12.00 Five Year

29.40



C/O MIP from Right bank of Jamu Nallah for Jummu Agril.field at Chidhu village

Head work /Channel

95°45'07,11"E 28°11'24,6"N

0.00 1 15.00 Five Year

36.75


93



C/O MIP for Agril field located at Old Abali - Iduli road near Iduli village

Head work /Channel

95°49'35,17"E 27°59'598,7"N

0.00 1 10.00 Five Year

24.50



C/O MIC at Malek agril field from Deopani

Head work /Channel

95046'55.70.E 28008'30.41N

0.00 1 10.00 Five Year

24.50

Total 17 392.00 960.40

A. New Proposals for Minor Irrigation Projects(Under Roing-I )



C/O Rongu MIP at Rungu cultivation field.

Head work /Channel

95°52'22,7"E 27°59'03,8"N

179.22

1 100.00 Five Year

245.00



C/O Cheya MIP at Rukmo village.

Head work /Channel

95°52'20,4"E 27°59'49,9"N

179.53

1 700.00 Five Year

1,715.

00



C/O Eje MIP at Iduli.

Head work /Channel

95°52'12,1"E 27°59'38,5"N

178.31

1 80.00 Five Year

196.00



C/O MIP at Kesa Nallah at Iduli area.

Head work /Channel

95°52'18,4"E 27°59'38,7"N

170.38

1 20.00 Five Year

49.00



C/O Hambo MIP at Iduli.

Head work /Channel

95°48'35,5"E 27°59'28,6"N

168.86

1 15.00 Five Year

36.75


94



C/O MIP at Jingo river at Emuli.

Head work /Channel

95°52'21,2"E 27°59'31,6"N

174.65

1 500.00 Five Year

1,225.

00



C/O MIP at Khingili Nallah to Khingili agril field.

Head work /Channel

95°51'46,3"E 28°01'13,8"N

173.13

1 200.00 Five Year

490.00



C/O MIP from Koliya Nallah to Lapoli agril field.

Head work /Channel

95°52'51,9"E 28°01'13,8"N

171.30

1 200.00 Five Year

490.00



C/O Lakha MIP at Old Abali.

Head work /Channel

95°50'19,2"E 27°58'09,8"N

174.04

1 60.00 Five Year

147.00



C/O Jawa river MIP for Abango agricultural field.

Head work /Channel

95°53'22,2"E 28°05'28,1"N

299.92

1 100.00 Five Year

245.00



C/O MIP from Suppi Nallah to Delo cultivation area.

Head work /Channel

95°55'02,8"E 28°04'58,5"N

304.80

1 200.00 Five Year

490.00



C/O MIP at Aruchigu at Koronu village

Head work /Channel

95°55'53,9"E 28°03'58,5"N

276.15

1 40.00 Five Year

98.00



C/O Marinda MIP at Bishmaknagar.

Head work /Channel

95°00'00,5"E 28°02'41,5"N

291.69

1 60.00 Five Year

147.00


95



C/O Koronu Nallah MIP at Koronu village.

Head work /Channel

95°56'10,3"E 28°03'23,4"N

287.12

1 200.00 Five Year

490.00



C/O MIP from Inju river to Injuno village.

Head work /Channel

95°55'11,7"E 28°04'16,3"N

274.93

1 150.00 Five Year

367.50



C/O Ambra Chili MIP at Bhiskmanagar

Head work /Channel

95°57'31.7"E 28°03'32.3"N

306.32

1 150.00 Five Year

367.50



C/O MIP at Keso Nallah at Denlo.

Head work /Channel

95°53'49.7"E 28°03'44.3"N

291.08

1 50.00 Five Year

122.50



C/O MIP from Rukmo river in Rukmo village.

Head work /Channel

95°53'11,9"E 27°58'47,0"N

162.46

1 50.00 Five Year

122.50



C/O MIP at Iduli village.

Head work /Channel

95°51'55,5"E 27°59'59,5"N

160.02

1 40.00 Five Year

98.00



C/O Endro Nallah MIP at Khingli.

Head work /Channel

95°51'21,5"E 28°00'59,4"N

171.91

1 15.00 Five Year

36.75



C/O MIP for Mepo agril field at Aru-Chigu.

Head work /Channel

95°50'37,8"E 28°01'25,3"N

169.77

1 30.00 Five Year

73.50


MoWR Har khet

C/O Tokape MIP at Iduli.

Head work /Channel

95°48'32,0"E 27°59'32,1"N

155.14

1 15.00 Five Year

36.75


96

ko pani



MIP at Southern part of Rukmo village.

Head work /Channel

95°52'28,4"E 27°58'38,2"N

152.40

1 35.00 Five Year

85.75



C/O MIP at Khingili II near Kundil.

Head work /Channel

95°51'09,4"E 28°01'18,3"N

171.30

1 20.00 Five Year

49.00



C/O Khindily Nallah MIP at Khingli in Abali village.

Head work /Channel

95°51'07,3"E 28°01'21,5"N

165.51

1 20.00 Five Year

49.00



C/O Agurupa MIP at Khinjili.

Head work /Channel

95°51'07,3"E 28°01'21,5"N

168.86

1 20.00 Five Year

49.00



C/O Imu Nallah MIP at Imuli village.

Head work /Channel

95°52'10,2"E 27°59'32,4"N

164.29

1 17.50 Five Year

42.88



C/O Aba MIP at Old Abali village.

Head work /Channel

95°50'09,4"E 28°02'26,9"N

183.18

1 25.00 Five Year

61.25



C/O Kemrah Nallah MIP at Old Abali village.

Head work /Channel

95°50'16,8"E 28°02'28,0"N

184.10

1 15.00 Five Year

36.75



C/O Kesha Nallah MIP.

Head work /Channel

95°48'30,6"E 27°59'40,8"N

206.65

1 25.00 Five Year

61.25


97



C/O MIP for Horupahar.

Head work /Channel

95°52'37,7"E 28°04'03,0"N

195.38

1 20.00 Five Year

49.00



C/O MIP at Futabill.

Head work /Channel

95°52'18,8"E 27°59'32,5"N

191.72

1 25.00 Five Year

61.25



C/O Khundu agra MIP at Iduli.

Head work /Channel

95°48'32,8"E 27°59'40,9"N

186.54

1 20.00 Five Year

49.00



C/O Abu Siru MIP at Iduli village.

Head work /Channel

95°48'31,9"E 27°59'43,1"N

185.93

1 15.00 Five Year

36.75



C/O Dema MIP at Iduli.

Head work /Channel

95°48'53,8"E 27°59'45,4"N

182.88

1 10.00 Five Year

24.50



C/O MIP at Andoli near Khingili.

Head work /Channel

95°48'33.52"E 28° 1'6.54"

N

170.69

1 10.00 Five Year

24.50



C/O Lower Jawa river MIP for Abango agricultural field.

Head work /Channel

95°53'22,2"E 28°05'28,1"N

206.96

1 10.00 Five Year

24.50



C/O Cheya MIP at Denlo.

Head work /Channel

95°55'16,2"E 28°03'13,7"N

299.92

1 20.00 Five Year

49.00


MoWR Har khet

Renovation of MIP at

Head work /Channel

95°55'00,2"E 28°04'06,8"N

302.36

1 7.50 Five Year

18.38


98

ko pani

Injono village.



C/O MIP at Denlo village.

Head work /Channel

95°55'21,6"E 28°03'13,7"N

295.05

1 23.00 Five Year

56.35



C/O Chilikhi MIP at Bishmaknagar.

Head work /Channel

95°59'51,4"E 28°02'27,8"N

302.67

1 17.50 Five Year

42.88



C/O MIP at Aba agril field from Mirinda Nallah at Bishmaknagar

Head work /Channel

95°59'14,2"E 28°02'44,1"N

306.32

1 30.00 Five Year

73.50



C/O Chip -Chipe MIP at Rukmo village.

Head work /Channel

95°51'55.94"E 27°58'33.91"N

167.64

1 25.00 Five Year

61.25



C/O Trame MIP at Abango village.

Head work /Channel

95°52'59,5"E 28°04'36,6"N

266.70

1 24.00 Five Year

58.80



C/O Merinda Nallah MIP for Misaya agril field.

Head work /Channel

95°59'50,9"E 28°02'56,0"E

267.00

1 30.00 Five Year

73.50



C/O Kesa Nallah MIC at Iduli agril field.

Head work /Channel

95°49'32.67"E 27°58'36.35"N

155.75

1 15.00 Five Year

36.75


MoWR Har khet

C/O Kundil MIC at

Head work /Channel

95°47'40.41"E 28° 0'37.07

"N

159.11

1 12.00 Five Year

29.40


99

ko pani

Khinjili agril field.



C/O MIP at Bishmaknagar (Meto Village) for Iteni area

Head work /Channel

28° 1'8.58"N 95°59'28.78"E

10.00

1 23.00 Five Year

56.35



C/O MIP at Panna Aguh (Nallah) at Iduli for kesha area.

Head work /Channel

27°58'24.86"N 95°50'34.29"E

15.00

1 22.00 Five Year

53.90



C/O MIP at Cheya Nallah at Emuli village for lokhauw area.

Head work /Channel

27°59'29.15"N 95°52'51.57"E

179.83

1 10.00 Five Year

24.50



C/O Lift Irrigation at Khinijli village

Head work /Channel

28° 1'4.26"N 95°47'46.32"E

159.41

1 10.00 Five Year

24.50



C/O MIP from Inju nallah to Agr. Land of Emuli.

Head work /Channel

27°59'44.24"N 95°51'54.23"E

174.35

1 20.00 Five Year

49.00



C/O MIP at Abango village

Head work /Channel

28° 4'42.64"N 95°53'42.76"E

362.41

1 25.00 Five Year

61.25



C/O MIP at Injonu village

Head work /Channel

28° 4'20.29"N 95°54'12.30"E

316.38

1 25.00 Five Year

61.25


100



C/O MIP at Ammu chili nallah to Khinijli village

Head work /Channel

28° 0'55.38"N 95°48'8.60"E

177.39

1 80.00 Five Year

196.00



C/O MIP at Aba nallah to Hawai chapori area at New Abali

Head work /Channel

28° 2'21.70"N 95°49'5.42"E

190.20

1 25.00 Five Year

61.25



C/O Ithi MIP at Bishmaknagar

Head work /Channel

95°00'00,5"E 28°02'41,5"N

290.00

1 200.00 Five year

490.00

Total

57 3906.50

9570.925

Section :-Bolung


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O Getek area MIP at Jia village.

Head work /Channel

95°47'46.38"E 28° 3'16.50"N

188.67

1 180.00 Five Year

441.00


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O Kutkong MIP from kundil river at Jia village.

Head work /Channel

95°46'57.67"E 28° 2'28.75"N

172.21

1 105.00 Five Year

257.25


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O MIP at Kundil river for Kundung Banggo.

Head work /Channel

95°47'11.22"E 28° 1'56.61"N

167.64

1 78.00 Five Year

191.10


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O MIP from Kundil river to Kengkut area in Bolung.

Head work /Channel

95°47'57.05"E 27°59'27.93"N

155.14

1 330.00 Five Year

808.50


101


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O Lift Irrigation from Kundil river at Kabang.

Pump house/Pum

p set/ Channel

95°48'45.62"E 27°58'36.68"N

147.83

1 75.00 Five Year

183.75


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O MIP at Buksing from kengkut river.

Head work /Channel

95°46'24.49"E 28° 2'47.96"N

173.74

1 179.00 Five Year

438.55


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O Dolbo MIP from kungkut river in Jia village.

Head work /Channel

95°46'43.01"E 28° 2'43.53"N

172.82

1 18.00 Five Year

44.10


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O MIP at Kengkut river in Bulung village.

Head work /Channel

95°47'18.70"E 28° 1'34.47"N

161.24

1 15.00 Five Year

36.75


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O MIC at Kengkut Nallah

Head work /Channel

95°47'9.85"E 27°59'40.65"N

154.53

1 210.00 Five Year

514.50


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O MIP at Akkang Nallah

Head work /Channel

95°46'49.69"E 27°59'3.17"N

153.31

1 243.00 Five Year

595.35


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O Kangkan MIP at Kangkong village

Head work /Channel

95°47'59.55"E 27°58'39.95"N

149.66

1 62.00 Five Year

151.90


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O Moying MIP at Bolung Village.

Head work /Channel

95°43'41.26"E 28° 2'6.36"N

167.34

1 105.00 Five Year

257.25


102


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O Nom MIP at moying area in Bolung village.

Head work /Channel

95°43'50.68"E 28° 1'19.56"N

162.46

1 79.90 Five Year

195.76


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O MIP from Kaadi nallah at Bolung village

Head work /Channel

95°43'18.48"E 28° 1'7.11"N

161.54

1 72.00 Five Year

176.40


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O MIP from Moying river at Jangpathar area.

Head work /Channel

95°43'21.40"E 28° 1'27.67"N

161.85

1 51.00 Five Year

124.95


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O MIP at Moying Korong in Parbuk Village

Head work /Channel

95°43'35.90"E 27°59'46.33"N

156.67

1 213.00 Five Year

521.85


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O MIP for Geying Patang at Bolung village.

Head work /Channel

95°43'9.22"E 28° 1'31.32"N

164.90

1 25.00 Five Year

61.25


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/o MIP at Doleswar nallah in Kangkong village.

Head work /Channel

95°42'39.99"E 27°59'18.77"N

153.62

1 82.00 Five Year

200.90


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O MIP at Gene WRC field from Horujia river

Head work /Channel

95°45'15.51"E 28° 1'5.59"N

163.37

1 113.00 Five Year

276.85


MoWR Har khet

C/O Horujia MIP at Bolik village.

Head work /Channel

95°45'27.93"E 28° 0'16.36"N

160.93

1 20.00 Five Year

49.00


103

ko pani


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O Kopyang-Horujia MIP at Parbuk village.

Head work /Channel

95°45'12.34"E 28° 0'10.68"N

158.80

1 102.00 Five Year

249.90


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O MIP from Horujia korong at Parbuk Village.

Head work /Channel

95°44'44.24"E 27°59'26.02"N

156.67

1 14.00 Five Year

34.30


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O MIP for lower Horujia cultivation area at Parbuk village.

Head work /Channel

95°44'59.68"E 27°58'43.17"N

159.41

1 182.00 Five Year

445.90


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O MIP from Baksek river at langkam area.

Head work /Channel

95°44'42.36"E 28° 1'22.67"N

162.15

1 52.00 Five Year

127.40


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O MIP from Baksek river to Parbuk field area.

Head work /Channel

95°44'41.14"E 28° 0'20.01"N

159.41

1 155.00 Five Year

379.75


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O MIP from Baksek river at Middle Baksek

Head work /Channel

95°44'12.72"E 27°59'16.13"N

154.84

1 120.00 Five Year

294.00


MoWR Har khet

C/O MIP from Baksek

Head work /Channel

95°43'34.63"E 27°58'33.15"N

153.31

1 180.00 Five Year

441.00


104

ko pani

river at low baksek area.


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O Baksek MIP at Bolung.

Head work /Channel

95°45'2.55"E 28° 0'57.84"N

161.54

1 28.00 Five Year

68.60


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O MIP at Asi- uyu kopang area in Jia village

Head work /Channel

95°45'49.09"E 28° 2'53.12"N

174.04

1 8.00 Five Year

19.60


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O Lift Irrigation from Jia river at Lirung area in Bolung.

Pump house/Pum

p set/ Channel

95°46'6.22"E 28° 0'54.36"N

166.12

1 50.00 Five Year

122.50


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/o MIP from Jia river .

Head work /Channel

95°46'0.91"E 27°58'56.50"N

159.72

1 350.00 Five Year

857.50


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O MIP at Remsing WRC field.

Head work /Channel

95°43'10.97"E 28° 4'20.47"N

174.04

1 47.00 Five Year

115.15


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O MIP at Idili nallah

Head work /Channel

95°43'5.00"E 28° 4'7.77"N

171.60

1 13.00 Five Year

31.85


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O MIP at Taaju nallah

Head work /Channel

95°43'34.38"E 28° 4'19.88"N

176.17

1 51.20 Five Year

125.44


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O Hollock Bari MIP at Jia village.

Head work /Channel

95°48'20.67"E 28° 4'33.14"N

212.75

1 100.00 Five Year

245.00


105


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O MIP at Jia village in Cheta Korong.

Head work /Channel

95°47'42.24"E 28° 3'44.16"N

192.63

1 120.00 Five Year

294.00


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O MIP for Mongkang area in Jia Village

Head work /Channel

95°43'16.86"E 28° 4'42.29"N

179.83

1 44.50 Five Year

109.03


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O Yidum MIP at Moying WRC field at Bolung village.

Head work /Channel

95°44'26.02"E 28° 2'25.20"N

169.16

1 102.00 Five Year

249.90


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O James MIP at Tatsing korong in jia village.

Head work /Channel

95°47'45.37"E 28° 1'41.81"N

165.51

1 12.00 Five Year

29.40


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O MIP at Pertin area at Kabang Village.

Head work /Channel

95°48'22.48"E 27°58'31.92"N

149.66

1 20.00 Five Year

49.00


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O MIP at Peki nallah at Kundil.

Head work /Channel

95°48'54.82"E 27°58'11.55"N

147.52

1 88.00 Five Year

215.60


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

C/O Kundung MIP at Taksing village

Head work /Channel

95°47'57.13"E 28° 2'17.74"N

175.26

1 7.00 Five Year

17.15

Total

42 4101.60

10048.92

Roing-Koronu Total

142 9469.10

23242.06


106

A. New Proposals for Minor Irrigation Projects



C/O MIP at Right Bank of Dapey River at Bizari.

Head work /Channel

95º 35'08.59" E 28º00'45.72" N

509 ft MSL

1 110.00 Five Year

275.00



C/O Oman MIP at Bizari.

Head work /Channel

95º 37'10.50" E 28º01'15.80" N

280 ft MSL

1 5.00 Five Year

11.00



C/o MIP at Left Bank of Dapey River at Bizari.

Head work /Channel

95º 35'19.99" E 28º00'50.56" N

505 ft MSL

1 130.00 Five Year

325.00



C/o MIP at Tinkilo WRC area at Chiliprah nallah at Bizari.

Head work /Channel

95º 36'15.45" E 28º02'35.91" N

547 ft MSL

1 60.00 Five Year

150.00



C/O pipe irrigation at Yakhung WRC field at Ansing Kobing area at Bomzir village .

Head work /Channel

95º 38'40.14" E 28º09'48.55" N

784 ft MSL

1 34.00 Five Year

85.00



C/O Lek MIP at Akako area under dambuk sub Division .

Head work /Channel

95º 37'51.99" E 28º16'36.61" N

1332 ft MSL

1 25.00 Five Year

62.50



C/O MIP at 5Km from Dambuk at Model Arik

Head work /Channel

95º 37'33.74" E 28º13'23.35" N

993 ft MSL

1 35.00 Five Year

87.50


107

at Dambuk village .



C/O Reb MIP at Reebok WRC field at at Dambuk village .

Head work /Channel

95º 35'49.08" E 28º14'06.07" N

1113 ft MSL

1 50.00 Five Year

125.00



C/O Rajen MIP at Bise camp area at Bizari village .

Head work /Channel

95º 36'38.57" E 28º00'52.48" N

496 ft MSL

1 40.00 Five Year

100.00



C/O Enung MIP at Bizari village .

Head work /Channel

95º 36'22.99" E 28º03'08.04" N

560 ft MSL

1 15.00 Five Year

37.50



C/O Lung MIP at Tamak Korong at Bizari village .

Head work /Channel

95º 36'22.52" E 28º02'28.64" N

549 ft MSL

1 28.00 Five Year

70.00



C/O Baling MIP at Dambuk .

Head work /Channel

95º 37'48.84" E 28º15'04.66" N

1250 ft MSL

1 30.00 Five Year

75.00



C/O Kuger MIP at Bomjir village .

Head work /Channel

95º 39'45.70" E 28º07'35.20" N

702 ft MSL

1 20.00 Five Year

50.00



C/O Malek MIP at Dambuk at

Head work /Channel

95º 37'42.73" E 28º07'01.90" N

724 ft MSL

1 15.00 Five Year

37.50


108

Patching village .



C/O Sippy MIP at Dambuk.

Head work /Channel

95º 37'28.73" E 28º07'01.90" N

724 ft MSL

1 15.00 Five Year

37.50



C/O Ojing MIP at Bizari village .

Head work /Channel

95º 35'22.52" E 28º02'28.64" N

549 ft MSL

1 20.00 Five Year

50.00



C/O Ato MIP at Dambuk.

Head work /Channel

95º 35'17.10" E 28º14'37.37" N

1173 ft MSL

1 25.00 Five Year

62.50



C/O Nong MIP at Singking area at Bizari village .

Head work /Channel

95º 35'44.86" E 28º02'15.95" N

535 ft MSL

1 30.00 Five Year

75.00



C/O MIP at 3 km WRC paddy field at Bizari

Head work /Channel

95º 36'35.72" E 28º03'20.23" N

555 ft MSL

1 70.00 Five Year

175.00



C/O MIP at Anpum Nallah at Bizari

Head work /Channel

95º 34'16.33" E 27º59'59.04" N

484 ft MSL

1 35.00 Five Year

87.50



C/O MIP at Anpum Arik at Bizari

Head work /Channel

95º 34'28.77" E 27º59'42.46" N

479 ft MSL

1 38.00 Five Year

95.00



C/O MIP at Siye Arik at Bizari

Head work /Channel

95º 36'48.37" E 28º01'56.66" N

523 ft MSL

1 33.00 Five Year

82.50


109



C/O MIP at Lokling Kaling at Bizari

Head work /Channel

95º 33'36.94" E 27º59'53.82" N

490 ft MSL

1 8.00 Five Year

20.00



C/O MIP at Bortak agril field at Bizari

Head work /Channel

95º 35'59.45" E 28º03'07.44" N

556 ft MSL

1 16.00 Five Year

40.00



C/O MIP at Jongga Gobo under Radang at Dambuk

Head work /Channel

95º 35'19.10" E 28º14'39.37" N

1176 ft MSL

1 15.00 Five Year

37.50



C/O MIP at Kayum Arik from Tipo Korong at Bizari

Head work /Channel

95º 36'14.78" E 28º02'43.37" N

540 ft MSL

1 14.00 Five Year

35.00



C/O MIP at Kolom Agril Field at Bizari

Head work /Channel

95º 35'17.82" E 28º02'10.21" N

541 ft MSL

1 12.00 Five Year

30.00



C/O MIP at Panya Siru at Roton agril field at Dunabari in Bizari

Head work /Channel

95º 34'20.78" E 27º59'27.94" N

468 ft MSL

1 12.00 Five Year

30.00



C/O MIP at Anpum Sibek at Lulom agril field at last dipu area at Bizari

Head work /Channel

95º 34'20.72" E 27º59'22.72" N

470 ft MSL

1 18.00 Five Year

45.00


110



C/O MIP at Ngargo Siru at Obinam agril field at Lidor area at Bizari

Head work /Channel

95º 34'11.91" E 27º59'14.46" N

469 ft MSL

1 12.00 Five Year

30.00



C/O MIP at Panbo Siru -II at Robin Agril field at Panbo area Bizari

Head work /Channel

95º 34'05.11" E 27º59'06" N

472 ft MSL

1 12.00 Five Year

30.00



C/O MIP at Maksum River at Seri agril field at Dunabari area at Bizari

Head work /Channel

95º 34'04.44" E 27º58'58.96" N

472 ft MSL

1 10.00 Five Year

25.00



C/O MIP at Tamak Nallah at Bizari

Head work /Channel

95º 36'11.17" E 28º03'12.33" N

568 ft MSL

1 12.00 Five Year

30.00



C/O MIP at Dunabari at Anpum in Bizari

Head work /Channel

95º 34'38.19" E 28º02'16.28" N

540 ft MSL

1 25.00 Five Year

62.50



C/O MIP at Pando River basin at Bizari

Head work /Channel

95º 36'00.00" E 28º02'16.53" N

546 ft MSL

1 20.00 Five Year

50.00



C/O MIP at Banko Nallah at Bizari

Head work /Channel

95º 35'37.82" E 28º02'22.15" N

570 ft MSL

1 60.00 Five Year

150.00


111



C/O MIP at Siiralli Nallah at Akoko

Head work /Channel

95º 37'25.07" E 28º16'43.92" N

1524 ft MSL

1 66.00 Five Year

165.00



C/O Irrigation at Orange Garden at Mongging at Dambuk

Head work /Channel

95º 34'20.17" E 28º15'20.88" N

1280 ft MSL

1 15.00 Five Year

37.50

Total

38 1190.00

2973.50

B. New Proposals Minor Irrigation Projects under Dambuk - Paglam Block



C/O MIP for Bizari-I village Agril land from Sinking River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 37'08.88" E 28º02'17.90" N

532 ft MSL

1 292.00 Five Year

730.00



C/O MIP for Bizari-II village Agril land from Anpum River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 36'56.26" E 28º02'32.81" N

538 ft MSL

1 298.00 Five Year

745.00



C/O MIP Tipo village Agril land from Tipo Krong / River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 37'05.42" E 28º02'12.70" N

533 ft MSL

1 244.00 Five Year

610.00


112



C/O MIP for Keara -Ah ( Chimu ) village Agril land from Chimu River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 36'44.04" E 28º02'14.58" N

549 ft MSL

1 175.00 Five Year

437.50



C/O MIP for Bizari-III village Agril land from Anpum River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 36'56.38" E 28º02'53.48" N

543 ft MSL

1 244.00 Five Year

610.00



C/O MIP for Gamyoling village Agril land from Peli River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 37'27.54" E 28º06'21.74" N

667 ft MSL

1 236.00 Five Year

590.00



C/O MIP for Gandhi ( Lasum ) village Agril land from Sinking River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 36'58.10" E 28º03'04.92" N

555 ft MSL

1 198.00 Five Year

495.00



C/O MIP for Agam village Agril land from Sinking & Sarku River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 36'54.26" E 28º03'16.90" N

562 ft MSL

1 151.00 Five Year

377.50


113



C/O MIP for Anpum-I village Agril land from Sarku & Anpum River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 35'07.51" E 27º58'41.82" N

473 ft MSL

1 380.00 Five Year

950.00



C/O MIP for Anpum - II village Agril land from Sarku & Anpum River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 35'00.58" E 27º58'30.77" N

472 ft MSL

1 300.00 Five Year

750.00



C/O MIP for Anpum - III village Agril land from Sarku & Anpum River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 34'54.39" E 27º58'27.30" N

467 ft MSL

1 216.00 Five Year

540.00



C/O MIP for Loklung village Agril land from Sarku & Anpum River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 34'20.58" E 27º57'37.26" N

460 ft MSL

1 263.00 Five Year

657.50



C/O MIP for Kaling -I Agril land from Tamak River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 33'53.25" E 27º55'17.64" N

435 ft MSL

1 72.00 Five Year

180.00


114



C/O MIP for Kaling -II Agril land from Tamak River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 32'38.09" E 27º54'25.62" N

420 ft MSL

1 76.00 Five Year

190.00



C/O MIP for Keba Agril land from Paglam River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 32'01.55" E 27º53'39.32" N

427 ft MSL

1 103.00 Five Year

257.50



C/O MIP for Tinali HQ Agril land from Tamak River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 31'34.68" E 27º53'28.06" N

439 ft MSL

1 73.00 Five Year

182.50



C/O MIP for Banggo Agril land from Paglam River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 31'05.43" E 27º52'02.56" N

422 ft MSL

1 323.00 Five Year

807.50



C/O MIP for Mobuk Agril land from Paglam River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 31'12.71" E 27º52'05.44" N

423 ft MSL

1 154.00 Five Year

385.00



C/O MIP for Paglam village Agril land from Paglam-I River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 30'42.81" E 27º50'22.24" N

423 ft MSL

1 312.00 Five Year

780.00


115



C/O MIP for Paglam -II village Agril land from Paglam River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 30'32.35" E 27º50'19.88" N

421 ft MSL

1 366.00 Five Year

915.00



C/O MIP for Paglam -III village Agril land from Paglam River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 30'39.19" E 27º50'26.85" N

419 ft MSL

1 242.00 Five Year

605.00



C/O MIP for Yapgo village Agril land from Anu Krong River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 35'58.94" E 28º15'03.12" N

1283 ft MSL

1 150.00 Five Year

375.00



C/O MIP for Tapat village Agril land from Ebrom & Anu River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 36'06.65" E 28º15'42.14" N

1485 ft MSL

1 50.00 Five Year

125.00



C/O MIP for Kapang Hydel village Agril land from Anu Krong River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 34'56.05" E 28º15'32.01" N

1494 ft MSL

1 60.00 Five Year

150.00


116



C/O MIP for Katon village Agril land from Peli River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 36'00.49" E 28º15'46.89" N

1598 ft MSL

1 15.00 Five Year

37.50



C/O MIP Patsam village Agril land from Ebrom River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 36'01.39" E 28º15'35.38" N

1434 ft MSL

1 10.00 Five Year

25.00



C/O MIP for Patbuk village Agril land from Ebrom River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 35'55.83" E 28º15'41.95" N

1512 ft MSL

1 10.00 Five Year

25.00



C/O MIP for Remi village Agril land from Peli & Ebrom River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 36'52.68" E 28º16'17.67" N

1497 ft MSL

1 300.00 Five Year

750.00



C/O MIP for Rasing village Agril land from Ebrom River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 36'04.10" E 28º15'32.01" N

1409 ft MSL

1 35.00 Five Year

87.50



C/O MIP for Sikkol village Agril land from Ebrom

Head work /Channel

95º 36'41.86" E 28º16'16.23" N

1558 ft MSL

1 60.00 Five Year

150.00


117

River / Nallah .



C/O MIP for Dambuk HQ Agril land from Sine River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 37'00.90" E 28º16'08.77" N

1411 ft MSL

1 200.00 Five Year

500.00



C/O MIP for Sirang village Agril land from Akako River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 37'09.76" E 28º16'14.52" N

1430 ft MSL

1 250.00 Five Year

625.00



C/O MIP for Akako village Agril land from Akako River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 37'13.24" E 28º16'24.39" N

1535 ft MSL

1 100.00 Five Year

250.00



C/O MIP for Poblung - I village Agril land from Peli River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 37'24.63" E 28º16'04.53" N

1321 ft MSL

1 250.00 Five Year

625.00



C/O MIP for Poblung-II village Agril land from Ebrom River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 37'23.18" E 28º16'04.11" N

1322 ft MSL

1 200.00 Five Year

500.00


118



C/O MIP for Tetong village Agril land from Patching River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 38'46.31" E 28º16'01.48" N

1150 ft MSL

1 150.00 Five Year

375.00



C/O MIP for Poblung-III village Agril land from Ebrom & Anu River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 37'09.28" E 28º16'03.66" N

1346 ft MSL

1 100.00 Five Year

250.00



C/O MIP for New Poblung village Agril land from Ebrom & Anu River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 37'28.82" E 28º15'52.82" N

1253 ft MSL

1 100.00 Five Year

250.00



C/O MIP for Tusing Gite village Agril land from Ebrom, Makong , Anu & Sirki River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 36'37.47" E 28º15'57.95" N

1468 ft MSL

1 80.00 Five Year

200.00



C/O MIP for Bomjir village Agril land from Sissiri

Head work /Channel

95º 39'45.98" E 28º09'37.62" N

709 ft MSL

1 400.00 Five Year

1000.00


119

River / Nallah .



C/O MIP for Yagrung village Agril land from Sine & Sissiri River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 38'38.65" E 28º09'47.69" N

785 ft MSL

1 300.00 Five Year

750.00



C/O MIP for Ehili Brwa village Agril land from Paching River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 37'16.88" E 28º16'23.41" N

1501 ft MSL

1 70.00 Five Year

175.00

Total

42 7608.00

19020.00

Dambuk-Paglam Total

80 8798.00

21993.50

A. New Proposals for Minor Irrigation Projects



C/O MIP for Cheleka village Agril land from Choppo River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 57'25.88'' E 28º19'18.82'' N

1277 mtr MSL

1 5.00 Five Year

12.50

Medium


120



C/O MIP for Androni village Agril land from Choppo River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 57'19.15'' E 28º18'42.34'' N

1378 mtr MSL

1 9.00 Five Year

22.50

Low



C/O MIP for Boongo village Agril land from Chuhu River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 54'45.89'' E 28º16'48.12'' N

2274 mtr MSL

1 7.00 Five Year

17.50

Medium



C/O MIP for Chepahu village Agril land from Chuhu River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 54'31.45'' E 28º13'57.42'' N

2433 mtr MSL

1 94.00 Five Year

235.00

Low



C/O MIP for Hunli HQ village Agril land from Chuhu River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 57'45.99'' E 28º19'24.82'' N

1177 mtr MSL

1 70.00 Five Year

175.00

High



C/O MIP for Apanli village Agril land from Loo River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 56'35.91'' E 28º20'12.45'' N

1414 mtr MSL

1 38.00 Five Year

95.00

Medium



C/O MIP for Chulugu village Agril land from Chulugu

Head work /Channel

95º 56'18.66'' E 28º20'29.96'' N

1281 mtr MSL

1 32.00 Five Year

80.00

Medium


121

River / Nallah .



C/O MIP for Abrango village Agril land from Loo River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 56'12.06'' E 28º20'23.09'' N

1431 mtr MSL

1 8.00 Five Year

20.00

High



C/O MIP for Atingo village Agril land from Atingo River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 56'7.97'' E 28º20'44.47'' N

1407 mtr MSL

1 9.00 Five Year

22.50

Medium



C/O MIP for Elope village Agril land from Loo River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 56'8.76'' E 28º20'40.21'' N

1408 mtr MSL

1 15.00 Five Year

37.50

Low



C/O MIP for Rango village Agril land from Ithi River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 56'9.86'' E 28º20'47.19'' N

1370 mtr MSL

1 12.00 Five Year

30.00

Low



C/O MIP for New Elope village Agril land from Loo River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 56'12.20'' E 28º20'36.06'' N

1362 mtr MSL

1 38.00 Five Year

95.00

High


122



C/O MIP for Akungo village Agril land from Ithi River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 56'5.29'' E 28º21'27.46'' N

1057 mtr MSL

1 8.00 Five Year

20.00

Low



C/O MIP for Threni village Agril land from Ayyu River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 56'53.52'' E 28º21'57.66'' N

804 mtr MSL

1 71.00 Five Year

177.50

Low



C/O MIP for Aloni village Agril land from Chilu River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 56'57.09'' E 28º21'58.49'' N

817 mtr MSL

1 44.00 Five Year

110.00

Medium



C/O MIP for Eyanli village Agril land from Ithi River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 57'0.63'' E 28º21'54.64'' N

842 mtr MSL

1 65.00 Five Year

162.50

High



C/O MIP for Indini village Agril land from Hi River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 57'6.66'' E 28º21'51.13'' N

898 mtr MSL

1 9.00 Five Year

22.50

Low



C/O MIP for Esoli village Agril land from Hi River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 56'56.18'' E 28º21'59.47'' N

829 mtr MSL

1 11.00 Five Year

27.50

Medium


123



C/O MIP for Ithungo village Agril land from Aku River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 56'31.91'' E 28º21'41.79'' N

627 mtr MSL

1 56.00 Five Year

140.00

High



C/O MIP for New Aloni village Agril land from Aku River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 56'35.05'' E 28º21'37.10'' N

621 mtr MSL

1 9.00 Five Year

22.50

High



C/O MIP for Wini village Agril land from Aku River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 56'51.38'' E 28º21'56.68'' N

792 mtr MSL

1 54.00 Five Year

135.00

Medium



C/O MIP for Brinli village Agril land from Bri River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 55'97.02'' E 28º21'58.18'' N

941 mtr MSL

1 48.00 Five Year

120.00

High



C/O MIP for Yuma village Agril land from Atoron River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 55'40.49'' E 28º21'58.26'' N

920 mtr MSL

1 9.00 Five Year

22.50

Low



C/O MIP for Punli village Agril land from Chilu River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 53'33.71'' E 28º24'46.30'' N

483 mtr MSL

1 8.00 Five Year

20.00

Medium


124



C/O MIP for Ebranli village Agril land from Ikki River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 53'39.12'' E 28º24'49.88'' N

543 mtr MSL

1 5.00 Five Year

12.50

High



C/O MIP for Adapowa village Agril land from Akki River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 54'9.77'' E 28º24'44.61'' N

729 mtr MSL

1 9.00 Five Year

22.50

Low



C/O MIP for Aranli village Agril land from Allu River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 53'22.54'' E 28º25'4.49'' N

495 mtr MSL

1 10.00 Five Year

25.00

Medium



C/O MIP for Kebaboli village Agril land from Allu River / Nallah .

Head work /Channel

95º 53'31.40'' E 28º24'52.64'' N

540 mtr MSL

1 632.00 Five Year

1580.00

Low



C/O MIP from Chenga nallah to Gango A/F at Dopowa Village.

Head work /Channel

96º 05'39.53" E 28º16'09.87" N

1287 mtr MSL

1 225 One Year

(2016-17)

562.50

High



C/O MIP from Shomari nallah to Shomari A/F at Dopowa Village.

Head work /Channel

96º 06'20.12" E 28º15'58.36" N

1536 mtr MSL

1 130 One Year

(2016-17)

325.00

High


125



C/O MIP from Afroja nallah to Donli A/F at Donli Village.

Head work /Channel

96º 04'22.26" E 28º17'01.01" N

1294 mtr MSL

1 25 One Year

(2016-17)

62.50

High



C/O MIP from Chebra nallah to Donli A/F at Donli Village.

Head work /Channel

96º 04'46.06" E 28º17'01.60" N

1247 mtr MSL

1 10.00 Five Years (2016-

20)

25.00

Medium



C/O MIP from Chini nallah toEndagu A/F at Donli Village.

Head work /Channel

96º 04'08.64" E 28º17'05.37" N

1268 mtr MSL

1 22.00 Five Years (2016-

20)

55.00

High



C/O MIP from Chili nallah to Amongo A/F at Taloni Village.

Head work /Channel

96º 04'38.52" E 28º16'49.77" N

1185 mtr MSL

1 24.00 Five Years (2016-

20)

60.00

High



C/O MIP from Maso nallah to Taloni A/F at Taloni Village.

Head work /Channel

96º 04'27.20" E 28º16'35.52" N

1223 mtr MSL

1 45.00 Five Years (2016-

20)

112.50

High



C/O MIP from Cheya nallah to Churu-Cheya-Atango A/F

Head work /Channel

96º 04'47.84" E 28º16'24.38" N

1119 mtr MSL

1 208.00 Five Years (2016-

20)

520.00

High


126

at Taloni Village.



C/O MIP from Chulu nallah to Solungo A/F at Chuluni Village.

Head work /Channel

96º 03'06.23" E 28º17'37.42" N

1032 mtr MSL

1 4.00 Five Years (2016-

20)

10.00

Medium



C/O MIP from Ruyu nallah to Ruyungo A/F at Chuluni Village.

Head work /Channel

96º 03'00.99" E 28º17'31.60" N

1055 mtr MSL

1 1.00 Five Years (2016-

20)

2.50

Low



C/O MIP from Chulu nallah to Chuluni A/F at Chuluni Village.

Head work /Channel

96º 03'03.59" E 28º17'30.15" N

1062 mtr MSL

1 1.00 Five Years (2016-

20)

2.50

Low



C/O MIP from Chulu nallah to Bapa Miso A/F at Chuluni Village.

Head work /Channel

96º 03'02.60" E 28º17'21.98" N

1136 mtr MSL

1 4.00 Five Years (2016-

20)

10.00

Medium



C/O MIP from Chulu nallah to Ruyu A/F at Chuluni Village.

Head work /Channel

96º 02'55.32" E 28º17'21.63" N

1135 mtr MSL

1 24.00 Five Years (2016-

20)

60.00

High


127



C/O MIP from Chini nallah to Chini A/F at Chuluni Village.

Head work /Channel

96º 03'23.97" E 28º17'19.10" N

1187 mtr MSL

1 12.00 Five Years (2016-

20)

30.00

High



C/O MIP from Cheya nallah to Chuyungo A/F at Chuluni Village.

Head work /Channel

96º 03'15.34" E 28º17'34.03" N

1067 mtr MSL

1 19.00 Five Years (2016-

20)

47.50

High



C/O MIP from Jamupani to Kanjipa A/F at Jamupani Village.

Head work /Channel

96º59'55.17" E 28º18'34.75" N

1361 mtr MSL

1 2.00 Five Years (2016-

20)

5.00

High



C/O MIP from Ekhu nallah to Ekhuli A/F at Jamupani Village.

Head work /Channel

96º00'16.56" E 28º18'32.20" N

675 mtr MSL

1 10.00 Five Years (2016-

20)

25.00

High



C/O MIP from Chikalu nallah to Chimbini A/F at Paingo Village.

Head work /Channel

96º 00'30.29" E 28º18'18.57" N

718 mtr MSL

1 10.00 Five Years (2016-

20)

25.00

High



C/O MIP from Pei nallah to Anubungo A/F at

Head work /Channel

96º 00'46.66" E 28º18'11.08" N

759 mtr MSL

1 3.00 Five Years (2016-

20)

7.50

Medium


128

Paingo Village.



C/O MIP from Chibathi nallah to Chibathi A/F at Mariso Village.

Head work /Channel

96º 01'13.12" E 28º18'36.84" N

1052 mtr MSL

1 1.00 Five Years (2016-

20)

2.50

Low



C/O MIP from Ekhu nallah to Aprani A/F at Choroni Village.

Head work /Channel

96º 02'03.48" E 28º18'12.81" N

714 mtr MSL

1 6.00 Five Years (2016-

20)

15.00

Medium



C/O MIP from Alu nallah toAluso A/F at Marango Village.

Head work /Channel

96º 02'49.27" E 28º18'13.95" N

806 mtr MSL

1 6.00 Five Years (2016-

20)

15.00

Medium



C/O MIP from Aka nallah to Akanda-Chanli A/F at Akanda Village.

Head work /Channel

96º 01'49.62" E 28º17'26.75" N

1059 mtr MSL

1 28.00 Five Years (2016-

20)

70.00

High



C/O MIP from Dusu nallah to Duchunli Agril field at Duchunli Village .

Head work /Channel

96º 01'59.01" E 28º17'34.38" N

1044 mtr MSL

1 5.00 Five Years (2016-

20)

12.50

High


129



C/O MIP from Desa nallah to Desali Agril field at Desali Village .

Head work /Channel

96º 02'13.75" E 28º17'28.31" N

1016 mtr MSL

1 25.00 Five Years (2016-

20)

62.50

High



C/O MIP from Ruyu nallah to Ruyu Ayuchi agril field at Desali villlage.

Head work /Channel

96º 02'44.06" E 28º17'33.88" N

1009 mtr MSL

1 7.00 Five Years (2016-

20)

17.50

High



C/O MIP from Desa nallah to Desa agril field at Desali villlage.

Head work /Channel

96º 02'37.51" E 28º17'35.30" N

1013 mtr MSL

1 3.00 Five Years (2016-

20)

7.50

Medium



C/O MIP from Chipi nallah to Chipi Agril field at Chimaro Village .

Head work /Channel

96º 02'10.93" E 28º17'38.13" N

1060 mtr MSL

1 7.00 Five Years (2016-

20)

17.50

High



C/O MIP from Disi nallah to Necha Agril field at Necha Village .

Head work /Channel

96º 05'28.00" E 28º17'35.89" N

1130 mtr MSL

1 2.00 Five Years (2016-

20)

5.00

Low


130

Hunli-Desali Total

57 2254.00

5635.00

Grand Total Surface Irrigation

279 20521.10

50870.56

Repair, Renovation & Restoration of Water Bodies



RRR for Dongkal area Near Ara Camp at Meka Village.

Reservoir /Check dam

/Nallah Bund

95049'09.20 E 28004'09.16 N

221.00

1 12.00 Five Year

30.00



RRR for Kuri Arik at Meka Village.


/Nallah Bund

95050'60.10 E 28004'44.10 N

232.00

1 7.00 Five Year

17.50



RRR for Perying Dongkal at Meka.


/Nallah Bund

28° 6'42.75"N 95°51'3.97"E

356.62

1 10.00 Five Year

25.00



RRR for Aru Chigu area at Koronu village


/Nallah Bund

28°3'31.60"N 95°55'43.48"E

274.32

1 12.00 Five Year

30.00



RRR for Bellai agril.field at Endoli Village.

Nallah/ bund/Check dam / farm

pond

28°1'39.96"N 95°49'17.35"E

177.00

1 8.00 Five Year

20.00


131



RRR for Koronu Village.


/Nallah Bund

28°1'39.96"N 95°49'17.35"E

177.00

1 65.00 Five Year

162.50



RRR for Jia agril field.


/Nallah Bund

95°44'36.32"E 28° 3'15.20"N

173.74

1 102.00 Five Year

255.00



RRR for Zemi area at Jia Village.


/Nallah Bund

95°46'3.89"E 28° 4'36.78"N

188.67

1 167.00 Five Year

417.50



RRR for Tamul Bari


/Nallah Bund

95°44'30.68"E 28° 3'56.55"N

177.39

1 182.00 Five Year

455.00



RRR for Daking area.


/Nallah Bund

95°45'14.27"E 28° 3'56.22"N

177.09

1 154.00 Five Year

385.00



RRR for Ithili village


/Nallah Bund

95°44'20.52"E 28° 2'45.64"N

169.77

1 33.53 Five Year

83.83



RRR for Kampo Nath


/Nallah Bund

95°43'55.43"E 28° 3'15.66"N

172.82

1 239.00 Five Year

597.50



RRR for Kani Nath


/Nallah Bund

95°43'43.40"E 28° 3'44.88"N

175.56

1 92.50 Five Year

231.25

Total

13 1084.03

2710.08


132

Repair, Renovation & Restoration of Water Bodies



RRR at Ehi Nallah at Gandhi village ( Bizari –III )


/Nallah Bund

95º 35'17.60" E 28º3'29.19" N

594 ft MSL

1 90.00 Five Year

204.00

High



RRR at 3 KM Natural Nallah at Gandhi village ( Bizari –III )


/Nallah Bund

95º 36'12.54" E 28º02'53.56" N

560 ft MSL

1 60.00 Five Year

150.00

High



RRR at Sine Nallah at Poblung -III village .


/Nallah Bund

95º 37'30.14" E 28º10'50.94" N

864 ft MSL

1 55.00 Five Year

131.60

High

Total 3 205.00 0.00 485.60

Grand Total of RRR

16 1289.03

3195.68

COMMAND AREA DEVELOPMENT


133

1 Roing Division MoWR AIBP CAD under Roing

Division

- - - - 1 - 2 Years (2016-

18)

365.00 This scheme was sub

mitted

and approved

by MoWR, RD&GR

Govt. of

India unde

r AIBP

A. New Proposals for CAD under WRS Roing


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

CAD for Bolung WR Section

Field channel,Fiel

d drain

95°43'27.03"E 28°1'25.20"N

167 1 290 Five Year

145.00


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

CAD for Koronu WR Section

Field channel,Fiel

d drain

95°51'46.30"E 28°01'13.8"N

174.04

1 270 Five Year

135.00


MoWR Har khet ko

pani

CAD for Roing WR Section

Field channel,Fiel

d drain

95°50'60.60"E 28°06'08.30"N

278 1 180.00 Five Year

90.00

Total 3 740.00 370.00


134



C/O Cluster of CADWM project under Dambuk Sub-Division , Lower Dibang Valley District.

OFD works & Field

Drains etc .

95º 39'42.73" E to 95º 30'32.35" E

28º16'25.00" N to 27º45'00" N

420 to 2200 ft MSL

1 500.00 CCA of complet

ed Schem

es

Five Year

223.00

CAD Total

5 958.00

CCA of 740.00 Ha. under CAD is already created potential but which is not in use. So, this CCA may not be included in total Command area and CCA of 500.00 Ha. under CAD is already created potential but which is not in use. So, this CCA may not be included in total Command area.

Grand Total of WRD Dept.

350 22100.13

55440.

23


135

Annexure-V

Strategic Action Plan of Water Resources Department (TW & GW) under PMKSY

Sr. No. Block Name

Concerned Ministry/

Department

Component

Village Name

Activity Number/Capacity

Command Area

/Irrigation. (ha)

Period Of Implimentation.

Estimated Cost in (Lakhs).

Longitude Latitude Panchayat Priority

1 Roing-Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Khinjili Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

2 16 5 24.00 28.02361 95.85501

High

2 Roing-Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Arungo Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

3 24 5 36.00 28.06139 95.98035

High

3 Roing-Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Harupahar Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

3 24 5 36.00 28.06704 95.87736

High

4 Roing-Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Emuli Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

5 40 5 60.00 28.64117 95.87692

High

5 Roing-Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Rukmo Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

5 40 5 60.00 27.97942 95.87537

High

6 Roing-Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Iduli Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

5 40 5 60.00 27.98970 95.80847

High

7 Roing-Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Anumboli Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

10 80 5 120.00 27.14900 93.61750

High

8 Roing-Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Koronu Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

5 40 5 60.00 28.06683 95.921928

High

9 Roing-Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Denlo Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

3 24 5 36.00 27.14230 93.61473

High


136

10 Roing-Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Abango Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

3 24 5 36.00 27.14780 93.614387

High

11 Roing-Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Injunu Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

3 24 5 36.00 28.07921 95.898498

High

12 Roing-Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Machiano Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

5 40 5 60.00 27.77900 95.89762

High

13 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Kundil Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

5 40 5 60.00 27.7333 97.79961

High

14 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Baksek Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

5 40 5 60.00 27.1400 93.16143

High

15 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Kengkut Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

3 24 5 36.00 33.9700 93.21261

High

16 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Jia Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

5 40 5 60.00 27.1400 93.61567

High

17 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Majang arik Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

2 16 5 24.00 27.9810 95.74765

High

18 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Teksing arik Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

2 16 5 24.00 27.9812 95.74364

High

19 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Getek arik Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

2 16 5 24.00 27.9813 95.74678

High

20 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Tambul bari Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

2 16 5 24.00 27.1400 93.61234

High

21 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Kutsing Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

2 16 5 24.00 27.1413 93.61458

High


137

22 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

9km(NH-52) Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

1 8 5 12.00 27.1421 93.61897

High

23 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani


1 8 5 12.00 27.1423 93.61347

High

24 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Sukhan Pukhuri

Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

2 16 5 24.00 27.1424 93.61589

High

25 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Moying Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

7 56 5 84.00 28.6026 94.988213

High

26 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Horujia Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

2 16 5 24.00 28.6026 94.988213

High

27 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Ithili(Jia)/Idili Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

4 32 5 48.00 28.0488 95.745697

High

28 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Kabang Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

2 16 5 24.00 27.1400 93.61567

High

29 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Holokbari Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

7 56 5 84.00 27.1401 93.61234

High

30 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Malek Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

5 40 5 60.00 27.1403 93.23563

High

31 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Mali Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

2 16 5 24.00 28.1402 94.23563

High

32 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani


2 16 5 24.00 29.1408 95.23563

High

33 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Atimeh Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

2 16 5 24.00 30.1456 96.23563

High


138

34 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Parbuk Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

10 80 5 150.00 27.1466 93.61785

High

35 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Nath Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

12 96 5 144.00 27.1445 93.61123

High

36 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Kalek Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

2 16 5 24.00 27.1456 93.61689

High

37 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Jengpathar Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

1 8 5 12.00 27.9874 95.74851

High

38 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Bolik Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

2 16 5 24.00 27.9899 95.74823

High

39 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Dholeswar Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

2 16 5 24.00 27.9847 95.74458

High

40 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Zemi Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

2 16 5 24.00 28.9847 95.324245

High

41 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Kumreng arik Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

1 8 5 12.00 27.9751 95.76519

High

42 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Kumdang arik Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

1 8 5 12.00 27.9485 95.76655

High

43 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Katan Bedang Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

1 8 5 12.00 32.6383 97.74065

High

44 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Kangkong Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

10 80 5 120.00 33.2656 97.79962

High

45 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Mobang(I/II) Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

10 80 5 120.00 27.8996 92.64072

High


139

46 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Daran Shallow Tube Well(4 ha)

2 8 5 14.00 32.6243 96.10331

High

47 Roing-Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Paglam Shallow Tube Well(4 ha)

1 7 5 7.00 27.93998 95.57191

High

48 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Parbuk Shallow Tube Well(4 ha)

4 16 5 28.00 27.1466 93.61785

High

49 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Mobang(I/II) Shallow Tube Well(4 ha)

15 60 5 105.00 27.8996 92.64072

High

50 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Kangkong Dug Masonary Well (1 ha) (Nos)

5 5 5 10.00 33.2656 97.79962

High

51 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Kundil Dug Masonary Well (1 ha) (Nos)

5 5 5 10.00 27.7333 97.79961

High

52 Roing-Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Paglam Dug Masonary Well (1 ha) (Nos)

30 60 5 60.00 27.93998 95.57191

High

53 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Lirung (jia) Energisation of Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

1 8 2 7.50 High

54 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Aumboli Energisation of Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

1 8 2 7.50 27.14900 93.61750

High

55 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Abango Energisation of Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

1 8 2 7.50 27.14780 93.61439

High

56 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Monkong Energisation of Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

1 8 2 7.50 27.14000 93.61567

High

57 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Malek Energisation of Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

1 8 2 7.50 27.14030 93.23563

High


140

58 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Rukmo (Athime)

Energisation of Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

1 8 2 7.50 27.97942 95.87537

High

59 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Harupahar Energisation of Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

1 8 2 7.50 28.06704 95.87736

High

60 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

8.km Roing Energisation of Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

1 8 2 7.50 27.14230 93.61347

High

61 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Macheno (Balijan)

Energisation of Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

1 8 2 7.50 27.14900 93.61750

High

62 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Old Abalin(Ara camp)

Renovation of Deep Tube Well (Nos)

1 8 2 5.00 28.64117 95.87692

High

63 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Jemmy Notco Renovation of Deep Tube Well (Nos)

1 8 2 5.00 27.14230 93.61347

High

64 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Abali (Model) Renovation of Shallow Tube Well(4 ha)

1 4 2 3.00 28.64117 95.87692

High

65 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Abali (II) Renovation of Shallow Tube Well(4 ha)

1 4 2 3.00 28.64117 95.87692

High

Total of Roing- Koronu

246 1625 2399.5

66 Roing Koronu

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Khinjili Renovation of Shallow Tube Well(4 ha)

1 4 2 3.00 28.02361 95.85501

High

67 Dambuk-Paglam

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Bolung(Tapar)

Deep Tube Well (8 ha)

5 40 5 60.00 21.8737 94.65762

High


141

68 Dambuk-Paglam

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Bango Shallow Tube Well(4 ha)

5 20 5 35.00 27.1400 93.61345

High

69 Dambuk-Paglam

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Anpum Shallow Tube Well(4 ha)

5 20 5 35.00 28.0014 95.58633

High

70 Dambuk-Paglam

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Bijari(I/II) Shallow Tube Well(4 ha)

8 32 5 56.00 28.0204 95.60641

High

71 Dambuk-Paglam

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Bango Dug Masonary Well (1 ha) (Nos)

20 20 5 40.00 27.1400 93.61345

High

72 Dambuk-Paglam

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Bijari(I/II) Dug Masonary Well (1 ha) (Nos)

20 20 5 40.00 28.0204 95.60641

High

73 Dambuk-Paglam

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Anpum Dug Masonary Well (1 ha) (Nos)

10 10 5 20.00 28.0014 95.58633

High

74 Dambuk-Paglam

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Patsing Dug Masonary Well (1 ha) (Nos)

10 10 5 20.00 27.1410 93.61378

High

75 Dambuk-Paglam

MoWR (TW & GW)

Har Khet

ko Pani

Sirang Dug Masonary Well (1 ha) (Nos)

5 5 5 10.00 27.1443 93.61291

High

Total of Dambuk-Paglam

89 181 319

Total 335 1806 0 2718.5


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Annexure-VI

Strategic Action Plan of Rural Works Department (Soil Conservation) under PMKSY

Sr. No.

Name of block

Concerned Ministry

/ Deptt.

Component Activities Total Number /Capacity

(cum)

Command Area

/ Irrigatio

n Potentia

l (Ha)

Period of Implematat

ion

Estimated Cost (Rs. In Lakhs)

Lat

itu

de

Lo

ng

itu

de

Alt

itu

de

(m

)


1 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed Management)

IWMP-6 IWMP at Khinjili Village (Abali-1000) proposed by State Rural Development Department

1 1000 5 150

2 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Abango Village

6 8 5Year 30

28.0

9333

95.9

0015

310

to 4

50

3 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Abango Village

5 5 5Year 5

4 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Abango Village

6 3 5Year 3

5 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Abango Village

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

6 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Abango Village

6 3 5Year 6

7 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Abango Village

8 2 5Year 5

8 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Abango Village

10 4 5Year 4


143

9 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Abango Village

6 3 5Year 6

10 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Abali Village

4 6 5Year 20

28.0

4742

95.8

1955

240

t0 2

00

11 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Abali Village

5 5 5Year 5

12 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Abali Village

6 3 5Year 3

13 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Abali Village

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

14 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Abali Village

6 3 5Year 6

15 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Abali Village

8 2 5Year 5

16 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Abali Village

10 4 5Year 4

17 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Abali Village

6 3 5Year 6

18 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Chidu Village

6 8 5Year 30

28.2

0113

95.7

8400

450

t0 5

50

19 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Chidu Village

5 5 5Year 5

20 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Chidu Village

6 3 5Year 3

21 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Chidu Village

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

22 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Chidu Village

6 3 5Year 6

23 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Chidu

8 2 5Year 5

24 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Chidu Village

10 4 5Year 4


144

25 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Chidu Village

6 3 5Year 6

26 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Arungo Village

4 6 5Year 20

28.0

4541

95.8

6568

250

t0 3

50

27 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Arungo Village

5 5 5Year 5

28 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Arungo Village

6 3 5Year 3

29 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Arungo Village

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

30 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Arungo Village

6 3 5Year 6

31 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Arungo Village

6 1.5 5Year 3

32 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Arungo Village

10 4 5Year 4

33 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Arungo Village

6 3 5Year 6

34 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Balek Village

6 8 5Year 30

28.0

9765

3

95.8

4923

5

250

t0 3

50

35 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Balek Village

5 5 5Year 5

36 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Balek Village

6 3 5Year 3

37 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Balek Village

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

38 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Balek Village

6 3 5Year 6

39 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Balek Village

6 1.5 5Year 3

40 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Balek Village

10 4 5Year 4


145

41 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Balek Village

6 3 5Year 6

42 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Bhismak nagar

6 8 5Year 30

28.0

6094

2

95.9

5396

1

350

t0 4

00

43 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Bhismak nagar

5 5 5Year 5

44 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Bhismak nagar

6 3 5Year 3

45 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Bhismak nagar

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

46 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Bhismak nagar

6 3 5Year 6

47 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Bhismak nagar

6 1.5 5Year 3

48 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Bhismak nagar

10 4 5Year 4

49 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Bhismak nagar

6 3 5Year 6

50 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Bolung Village

6 8 5Year 30

28.0

3114

95.7

6301

230

t0 2

40

51 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Bolung Village

5 5 5Year 5

52 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Bolung Village

6 3 5Year 3

53 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Bolung Village

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

54 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Bolung Village

6 3 5Year 6

55 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Bolung Village

6 1.5 5Year 3

56 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Bolung Village

10 4 5Year 4


146

57 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Bolung Village

6 3 5Year 6

58 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Bolik Village

6 8 5Year 30

28.0

2322

95.7

6105

230

to 2

40

59 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Bolik Village

5 5 5Year 5

60 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Bolik Village

6 3 5Year 3

61 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Bolik Village

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

62 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Bolik Village

6 3 5Year 6

63 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Bolik Village

8 2 5Year 5

64 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Bolik Village

10 4 5Year 4

65 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Bolik Village

6 3 5Year 6

66 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Chimri Village

6 8 5Year 30

28.1

8723

95.8

0044

330

to 3

50

67 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Chimri Village

5 5 5Year 5

68 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Chimri Village

6 3 5Year 3

69 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Chimri Village

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

70 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Chimri Village

6 3 5Year 6

71 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Chimri Village

8 2 5Year 5

72 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Chimri Village

10 4 5Year 4


147

73 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Chimri Village

6 3 5Year 6

74 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Denlo Village

4 6 5Year 20

28.0

5783

95.9

0319

250

to 2

80

75 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Denlo Village

5 5 5Year 5

76 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Denlo Village

6 3 5Year 3

77 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Denlo Village

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

78 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Denlo Village

6 3 5Year 6

79 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Denlo Village

8 2 5Year 5

80 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Denlo Village

10 4 5Year 4

81 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Denlo Village

6 3 5Year 6

82 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Emuli Village

6 8 5Year 30

27.9

8960

95.8

1962

200

to 2

30

83 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Emuli Village

5 5 5Year 5

84 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Emuli Village

6 3 5Year 3

85 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Emuli Village

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

86 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Emuli Village

6 3 5Year 6

87 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Emuli Village

8 2 5Year 5

88 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Emuli Village

10 4 5Year 4


148

89 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Emuli Village

6 3 5Year 6

90 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Horupahar Vill

4 6 5Year 20

28.0

5470

95.8

5635

201

to 2

30

91 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Horupahar Vill

5 5 5Year 5

92 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Horupahar Vill

6 3 5Year 3

93 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Horupahar Vill

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

94 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Horupahar Vill

6 3 5Year 6

95 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Horupahar Vill

6 1.5 5Year 3

96 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Horupahar Vill

10 4 5Year 4

97 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Horupahar Vill

6 3 5Year 6

98 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Holokbari Vill

4 6 5Year 20

28.0

8218

95.8

1014

200

to 2

40

99 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Holokbari Vill

5 5 5Year 5

100 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Holokbari Vill

6 3 5Year 3

101 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Holokbari Vill

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

102 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Holokbari Vill

6 3 5Year 6

103 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Holokbari Vill

6 1.5 5Year 3

104 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Holokbari Vill

10 4 5Year 4


149

105 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Holokbari Vill

6 3 5Year 6

106 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Hydel Model

6 8 5Year 30

28.0

8817

95.8

4954

200

to 2

20

107 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Hydel Model

5 5 5Year 5

108 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Hydel Model

6 3 5Year 3

109 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Hydel Model

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

110 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Hydel Model

6 3 5Year 6

111 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Hydel Model

6 1.5 5Year 3

112 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Hydel Model

10 4 5Year 4

113 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Hydel Model

6 3 5Year 6

114 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Idili Village

4 6 5Year 20

28.0

6849

95.7

4722

230

to 2

60

115 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Idili Village

5 5 5Year 5

116 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Idili Village

6 3 5Year 3

117 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Idili Village

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

118 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Idili Village

6 3 5Year 6

119 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Idili Village

6 1.5 5Year 3

120 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Idili Village

10 4 5Year 4


150

121 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Idili Village

6 3 5Year 6

122 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Injuno Village

8 10 5Year 50

28.0

6669

95.9

1885

250

to 3

00

123 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Injuno Village

5 5 5Year 5

124 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Injuno Village

6 3 5Year 3

125 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Injuno Village

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

126 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Injuno Village

6 3 5Year 6

127 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Injuno Village

8 2 5Year 5

128 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Injuno Village

10 4 5Year 4

129 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Injuno Village

6 3 5Year 6

130 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Iduli Village

8 12 5Year 50

27.9

8933

95.8

1093

220

to 2

40

131 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Iduli Village

5 5 5Year 5

132 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Iduli Village

6 3 5Year 3

133 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Iduli Village

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

134 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Iduli Village

6 3 5Year 6

135 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Iduli Village

8 2 5Year 5

136 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Iduli Village

10 4 5Year 4


151

137 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Iduli Village

6 3 5Year 6

138 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Ithili Village

4 6 5Year 20

28.0

4881

95.7

5853

350

to 4

00

139 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Ithili Village

5 5 5Year 5

140 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Ithili Village

6 3 5Year 3

141 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Ithili Village

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

142 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Ithili Village

6 3 5Year 6

143 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Ithili Village

6 1.5 5Year 3

144 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Ithili Village

10 4 5Year 4

145 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Ithili Village

6 3 5Year 6

146 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Ithini Village

4 6 5Year 20

28.0

5378

95.9

5396

231

to 2

40

147 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Ithini Village

5 5 5Year 5

148 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Ithini Village

6 3 5Year 3

149 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Ithini Village

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

150 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Ithini Village

6 3 5Year 6

151 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Ithini Village

6 1.5 5Year 3

152 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Ithini Village

10 4 5Year 4


152

153 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Ithini Village

6 3 5Year 6

154 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Kabang Village

8 12 5Year 50

27.9

8900

95.7

9870

220

to 2

40

155 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Kabang Village

5 5 5Year 5

156 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Kabang Village

6 3 5Year 3

157 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Kabang Village

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

158 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Kabang Village

6 3 5Year 6

159 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Kabang Village

6 1.5 5Year 3

160 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Kabang Village

10 4 5Year 4

161 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Kabang Village

6 3 5Year 6

162 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Jia Village

4 6 5Year 20

28.0

5298

95.7

6480

220

to 2

40

163 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Jia Village

5 5 5Year 5

164 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Jia Village

6 3 5Year 3

165 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Jia Village

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

166 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Jia Village

6 3 5Year 6

167 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Jia Village

6 1.5 5Year 3

168 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Jia Village

10 4 5Year 4


153

169 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Jia Village

6 3 5Year 6

170 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Kangkong Vill

4 6 5Year 20

27.9

7764

95.7

6044

190

to 2

00

171 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Kangkong Vill

5 5 5Year 5

172 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Kangkong Vill

6 3 5Year 3

173 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Kangkong Vill

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

174 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Kangkong Vill

6 3 5Year 6

175 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Kangkong Vill

6 1.5 5Year 3

176 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Kangkong Vill

10 4 5Year 4

177 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Kangkong Vill

6 3 5Year 6

178 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Kebali Village

6 8 5Year 30

28.1

7750

95.8

2011

350

to 4

00

179 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Kebali Village

5 5 5Year 5

180 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Kebali Village

6 3 5Year 3

181 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Kebali Village

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

182 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Kebali Village

6 3 5Year 6

183 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Kebali Village

6 1.5 5Year 3

184 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Kebali Village

10 4 5Year 4


154

185 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Kebali Village

6 3 5Year 6

186 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Khinjili Village

4 6 5Year 20

28.0

0380

95.7

9875

220

to 2

40

187 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Khinjili Village

5 5 5Year 5

188 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Khinjili Village

6 3 5Year 3

189 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Khinjili Village

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

190 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Khinjili Village

6 3 5Year 6

191 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Khinjili Village

6 1.5 5Year 3

192 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Khinjili Village

10 4 5Year 4

193 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Khinjili Village

6 3 5Year 6

194 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Koronu Village

8 8 5Year 40

28.0

6678

95.9

2362

300

to 3

40

195 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Koronu Village

5 5 5Year 5

196 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Koronu Village

6 3 5Year 3

197 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Koronu Village

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

198 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Koronu Village

6 3 5Year 6

199 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Koronu Village

6 1.5 5Year 3

200 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Koronu Village

10 4 5Year 4


155

201 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Koronu Village

6 3 5Year 6

202 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Kundil Village

4 6 5Year 20

27.9

7742

95.8

2160

180

to 2

00

203 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Kundil Village

5 5 5Year 5

204 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Kundil Village

6 3 5Year 3

205 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Kundil Village

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

206 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Kundil Village

6 3 5Year 6

207 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Kundil Village

6 1.5 5Year 3

208 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Kundil Village

10 4 5Year 4

209 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Kundil Village

6 3 5Year 6

210 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Malek Village

6 6 5Year 30

28.1

1886

95.7

5869

280

to 3

00

211 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Malek Village

5 5 5Year 5

212 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Malek Village

6 3 5Year 3

213 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Malek Village

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

214 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Malek Village

6 3 5Year 6

215 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Malek Village

6 1.5 5Year 3

216 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Malek Village

10 4 5Year 4


156

217 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Malek Village

6 3 5Year 6

218 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Kunduli Village

4 6 5Year 20

28.0

6612

95.8

0616

240

to 2

80

219 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Kunduli Village

5 5 5Year 5

220 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Kunduli Village

6 3 5Year 3

221 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Kunduli Village

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

222 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Kunduli Village

6 3 5Year 6

223 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Kunduli Village

6 1.5 5Year 3

224 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Kunduli Village

10 4 5Year 4

225 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Kunduli Village

6 3 5Year 6

226 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at New Chidu Village

10 12 5Year 50

28.2

0113

95.7

8400

320

to 3

80

227 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at New Chidu Village

5 5 5Year 5

228 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at New Chidu Village

6 3 5Year 3

229 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at New Chidu Village

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

230 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at New Chidu Village

6 3 5Year 6

231 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at New Chidu

6 1.5 5Year 3


157

232 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at New Chidu Village

10 4 5Year 4

233 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at New Chidu Village

6 3 5Year 6

234 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Meka Village

4 6 5Year 20

28.1

1128

95.8

2209

250

to 3

00

235 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Meka Village

5 5 5Year 5

236 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Meka Village

6 3 5Year 3

237 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Meka Village

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

238 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Meka Village

6 3 5Year 6

239 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Meka Village

6 1.5 5Year 3

240 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Meka Village

10 4 5Year 4

241 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Meka Village

6 3 5Year 6

242 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Old Abali Village

6 8 5Year 30

28.0

4441

95.8

4071

230

to 2

80

243 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Old Abali Village

5 5 5Year 5

244 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Old Abali Village

6 3 5Year 3

245 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Old Abali Village

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

246 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Old Abali Village

6 3 5Year 6

247 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Old Abali Village

8 2 5Year 5


158

248 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Old Abali Village

10 4 5Year 4

249 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Old Abali Village

6 3 5Year 6

250 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Parbuk Village

4 6 5Year 20

28.0

0471

95.7

6058

220

to 2

50

251 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Parbuk Village

5 5 5Year 5

252 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Parbuk Village

6 3 5Year 3

253 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Parbuk Village

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

254 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Parbuk Village

6 3 5Year 6

255 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Parbuk Village

6 1.5 5Year 3

256 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Parbuk Village

10 4 5Year 4

257 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Parbuk Village

6 3 5Year 6

258 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Rambasti Village

8 12 5Year 50

28.0

0082

95.7

5103

200

to 2

30

259 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Rambasti Village

5 5 5Year 5

260 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Rambasti Village

6 3 5Year 3

261 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Rambasti Village

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

262 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Rambasti Village

6 3 5Year 6

263 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Rambasti Village

6 1.5 5Year 3


159

264 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Rambasti Village

10 4 5Year 4

265 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Rambasti Village

6 3 5Year 6

266 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Rukmo Village

6 8 5Year 30

27.9

8558

95.8

2743

200

to 2

30

267 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Rukmo Village

5 5 5Year 5

268 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Rukmo Village

6 3 5Year 3

269 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Rukmo Village

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

270 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Rukmo Village

6 3 5Year 6

271 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Rukmo Village

8 2 5Year 5

272 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Rukmo Village

10 4 5Year 4

273 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Rukmo Village

6 3 5Year 6

274 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Simari-I Village

6 8 5Year 30

28.1

0709

95.8

9331

250

to 3

00

275 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Simari-I Village

5 5 5Year 5

276 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Simari-I Village

6 3 5Year 3

277 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Simari-I Village

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

278 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Simari-I Village

6 3 5Year 6

279 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Simari-I Village

6 1.5 5Year 3


160

280 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Simari-I Village

10 4 5Year 4

281 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Simari-I Village

6 3 5Year 6

282 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Tamolbari Village

4 6 5Year 20

28.0

9198

95.7

5281

230

to 2

80

283 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Tamolbari Village

5 5 5Year 5

284 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Tamolbari Village

6 3 5Year 3

285 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Tamolbari Village

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

286 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Tamolbari Village

6 3 5Year 6

287 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Tamolbari Village

6 1.5 5Year 3

288 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Tamolbari Village

10 4 5Year 4

289 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Tamolbari Village

6 3 5Year 6

290 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Inju Nallah

6 8 5Year 30

28.0

6669

3

95.9

1885

1

280

to 3

50 291 Roing-

Koronu DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Inju Nallah

5 5 5Year 5

292 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Inju Nallah

6 1.5 5Year 3

293 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Inju Nallah

10 4 5Year 4

294 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Seeta Nallah

6 8 5Year 30

28.1

2724

5

95.8

4371

6

280

to 3

50

295 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Seeta Nallah

5 5 5Year 5


161

296 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Seeta Nallah

6 1.5 5Year 3

297 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Seeta Nallah

10 4 5Year 4

298 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Kandu Nallah

6 8 5Year 30

28.1

5734

5

95.8

7321

6

300

to 3

50 299 Roing-

Koronu DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Kandu Nallah

5 5 5Year 5

300 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Kandu Nallah

6 1.5 5Year 3

301 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Kandu Nallah

10 4 5Year 4

302 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Cheta Nallah

6 8 5Year 30

28.1

3002

8

95.8

5385

3

320

to 3

50 303 Roing-

Koronu DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Cheta Nallah

5 5 5Year 5

304 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Cheta Nallah

6 1.5 5Year 3

305 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Cheta Nallah

10 4 5Year 4

306 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Ahompohuri area

6 8 5Year 30

28.0

2014

95.8

4189

220

to 2

50

307 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Ahompohuri area

5 5 5Year 5

308 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Ahompohuri area

6 3 5Year 3

309 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Ahompohuri area

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

310 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Ahompohuri area

6 3 5Year 6

311 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Ahompohuri area

6 1.5 5Year 3


162

312 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Ahompohuri area

10 4 5Year 4

313 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Ahompohuri area

6 3 5Year 6

314 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Deopani area

8 12 5Year 50

28.1

4245

95.8

5173

340

to 4

00

315 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Deopani area

5 5 5Year 5

316 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Deopani area

6 3 5Year 3

317 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Deopani area

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

318 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Deopani area

6 3 5Year 6

319 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Deopani area

6 1.5 5Year 3

320 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Deopani area

10 4 5Year 4

321 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Deopani area

6 3 5Year 6

322 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Lopoli area

4 6 5Year 20

27.9

5558

95.4

2743

220

to 2

40

323 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Lopoli area

5 5 5Year 5

324 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Lopoli area

6 3 5Year 3

325 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Lopoli area

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

326 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Lopoli area

6 3 5Year 6

327 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Lopoli area

6 1.5 5Year 3


163

328 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Lopoli area

10 4 5Year 4

329 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Lopoli area

6 3 5Year 6

330 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Shantinagar

4 6 5Year 20

27.9

8746

95.8

1918

220

to 2

40

331 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Shantinagar

5 5 5Year 5

332 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Shantinagar

6 3 5Year 3

333 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Shantinagar

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

334 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Shantinagar

6 3 5Year 6

335 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Shantinagar

6 1.5 5Year 3

336 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Shantinagar

10 4 5Year 4

337 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Shantinagar

6 3 5Year 6

338 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Abili Village

6 8 5Year 30

27.9

8966

95.8

2316

220

to 2

40

339 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Abili Village

5 5 5Year 5

340 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Abili Village

6 3 5Year 3

341 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Abili Village

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

342 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Abili Village

6 3 5Year 6

343 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Abili Village

6 1.5 5Year 3


164

344 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Abili Village

10 4 5Year 4

345 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Abili Village

6 3 5Year 6

346 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Old Elopa

6 8 5Year 30

28.2

8033

95.7

9709

360

to 4

20

347 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Old Elopa

5 5 5Year 5

348 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Old Elopa

6 3 5Year 3

349 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Old Elopa

5 2.5 5Year 2.5

350 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Old Elopa

6 3 5Year 6

351 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Old Elopa

6 1.5 5Year 3

352 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Old Elopa

10 4 5Year 4

353 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Old Elopa

6 3 5Year 6

354 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Old Elopa

4 6 5Year 20

355 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Old Elopa

5 5 5Year 5

356 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Old Elopa

6 1.5 5Year 3

357 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Old Elopa

10 4 5Year 4

358 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Chihu Nallah

6 8 5Year 30

28.2

0114

95.7

8535

4

340

to 4

00

359 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Chihu Nallah

5 5 5Year 5


165

360 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Chihu Nallah

6 1.5 5Year 3

361 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Chihu Nallah

10 4 5Year 4

362 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Cheya Nallah

4 6 5Year 20

27.9

8683

028

95.8

2192

843

220

to 2

40 363 Roing-

Koronu DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Cheya Nallah

5 5 5Year 5

364 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Cheya Nallah

6 1.5 5Year 3

365 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Cheya Nallah

10 4 5Year 4

366 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Kesha Nallah

6 8 5Year 30

27.9

8808

083

95.8

1642

935

220

to 2

40 367 Roing-

Koronu DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Kesha Nallah

5 5 5Year 5

368 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Kesha Nallah

6 1.5 5Year 3

369 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Kesha Nallah

10 4 5Year 4

370 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Jingu Nallah

6 8 5Year 30

27.9

8745

556

95.8

1917

889

220

to 2

40 371 Roing-

Koronu DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Jingu Nallah

5 5 5Year 5

372 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Jingu Nallah

6 1.5 5Year 3

373 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Jingu Nallah

10 4 5Year 4

374 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Aba Nallah

6 8 5Year 30

28.0

9535

4

95.9

5214

5

300

to 3

40

375 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Aba Nallah

5 5 5Year 5


166

376 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Aba Nallah

6 1.5 5Year 3

377 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Aba Nallah

10 4 5Year 4

378 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Water Conservation/Harvesting Structures at Meka Village ( Donkel area near Ara camp)

Nallah/Bund/Check

Dam/Farm pond

12 5Year 30

0 0 221

379 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Water Conservation/Harvesting Structures at Meka Village for Donkel Kuri Arik

Nallah/Bund/Check

Dam/Farm pond

7 5Year 17.5

28.0

7891

7

95.8

5003

232

380 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Water Conservation/Harvesting Structures at Meka Village for Donkel (Meka)

Nallah/Bund/Check

Dam/Farm pond

10 5Year 25

28.1

1187

5

95.8

5110

3

356.

62

381 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Water Conservation/Harvesting Structures at Endoli Village for Bellai Agril field

Nallah/Bund/Check

Dam/Farm pond

7 5Year 20

28.0

2776

7

95.8

2148

6

177

382 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Water Conservation/Harvesting Structures at Koronu Village for 2Km

Nallah/Bund/Check

Dam/Farm pond

5 5Year 25

28.0

422

95.9

2758

6

255.

73

383 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


Water Conservation/Harvesting Structures at Koronu Village for 2.5Km

Nallah/Bund/Check

Dam/Farm pond

6 5Year 30

28.0

4205

8

95.9

3725

8

271.

58


167

384 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD



Nallah/Bund/Check

Dam/Farm pond

4 5Year 20

28.0

2127

5

95.9

2029

4

228.

6

385 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD



Nallah/Bund/Check

Dam/Farm pond

6 5Year 30

28.0

3368

6

95.9

0022

2

229.

82

386 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD



Nallah/Bund/Check

Dam/Farm pond

5 5Year 25

28.0

363

95.8

7436

7

227.

69

387 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD



Nallah/Bund/Check

Dam/Farm pond

13 5Year 32.5

28.0

2731

7

95.8

8115

225.

86

388 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


C/O Water Conservation Project at Jia Field

Nallah/Bund/Check Dam/Cut

off wall

102 5Year 255

28.0

5422

2

95.7

4342

2

173.

74

389 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


C/O Water Conservation Project at Zemi Area


off wall

167 5Year 417.5

28.0

7688

3

95.7

6774

7

188.

67

390 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


C/O Water Conservation Project at Tamol Bari


off wall

182 5Year 455

28.0

6570

8

95.7

4185

6

177.

39


168

391 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


C/O Water Conservation Project at Daking Area


off wall

154 5Year 385

28.0

6561

7

95.7

5396

4

177.

09

392 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


C/O Water Conservation Project at Ithili Village


off wall

33.53 5Year 84

28.0

4601

1

95.7

3903

3

169.

77

393 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


C/O Water Conservation Project at Kampo Nath


off wall

239 5Year 597

28.0

5435

95.7

3206

4

172.

82

394 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD


C/O Water Conservation Project at Kani Nath


off wall

92.5 5Year 231.5

28.0

6246

7

95.7

2872

2

175.

56

395

396 Soil and Water Conservation

397 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Old Abali

5 5 5Year 3

28.0

4441

95.8

4071

230

to 2

80

398 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Old Abali

2 1 5Year 1

399 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Old Abali

6 12 5Year 9

400 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Chidu

5 5 5Year 3

28.2

0113

95.7

8400

450

t0 5

50

401 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Chidu

2 1 5Year 1

402 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Chidu

6 12 5Year 9

403 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Abango

5 5 5Year 3

28.0

9333

95.9

0015

310

to 4

50

404 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Abango

2 1 5Year 1


169

405 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Abango

6 12 5Year 9

406 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Injunu

5 5 5Year 3

28.0

6669

95.9

1885

250

to 3

00

407 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Injunu

2 1 5Year 1

408 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Injunu

6 12 5Year 9

409 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Koronu

5 5 5Year 3

28.0

6678

95.9

2362

300

to 3

40

410 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Koronu

2 1 5Year 1

411 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Koronu

6 12 5Year 9

412 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Ithini

5 5 5Year 3

28.0

5378

95.9

5396

350

t0 4

00

413 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Ithini

2 1 5Year 1

414 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Ithini 6 12 5Year 9

415 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Abili

5 5 5Year 3

27.9

8966

95.8

2316

220

to 2

40

416 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Abili

2 1 5Year 1

417 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Abili 6 12 5Year 9

418 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Arungo

5 5 5Year 3

28.0

4541

1

95.8

6568

250

t0 3

50

419 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Arungo

2 1 5Year 1

420 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Arungo

6 12 5Year 9

421 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Balini

5 5 5Year 3

28.0

6372

97

2

95.9

3981

250

t0 3

50

422 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Balini

2 1 5Year 1


170

423 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Balini

6 12 5Year 9

424 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Bhismaknagar

5 5 5Year 3

28.0

6094

95.9

5396

350

t0 4

00

425 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Bhismaknagar

2 1 5Year 1

426 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Bhismaknagar

6 12 5Year 9

427 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Chidu

5 5 5Year 3

28.2

0112

861

95.7

8399

972

450

t0 5

00

428 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Chidu

2 1 5Year 1

429 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Chidu

6 12 5Year 9

430 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Denlo Village

5 5 5Year 3

28.0

5783

4722

95.9

0318

5833

3

250

t0 3

50

431 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Denlo Village

2 1 5Year 1

432 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Denlo Village

6 12 5Year 9

433 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at New Chidu

5 5 5Year 3

28.2

2032

89

95.7

5709

47

320

to 3

80

434 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at New Chidu

2 1 5Year 1

435 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at New Chidu

6 12 5Year 9

436 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Balek

5 5 5Year 3

28.0

9765

95.8

4924

250

t0 3

50

437 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Balek

2 1 5Year 1

438 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Balek

6 12 5Year 9

439 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Emuli

5 5 5Year 3

27.9

8959

86

1

95.8

1962

05

6

230

t0 2

50

440 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Emuli

2 1 5Year 1


171

441 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Emuli

6 12 5Year 9

442 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Simari - I

5 5 5Year 3

28.1

0709

39

95.8

9331

250

t0 3

50

443 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Simari - I

2 1 5Year 1

444 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Simari - I

6 12 5Year 9

445 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Holokbari

5 5 5Year 3

28.0

8218

08

95.8

1013

78

230

to 2

40

446 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Holokbari

2 1 5Year 1

447 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Holokbari

6 12 5Year 9

448 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Ithili

5 5 5Year 3

28.0

4881

95.7

5853

350

to 4

00

449 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Ithili

2 1 5Year 1

450 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Ithili 6 12 5Year 9

451 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Horupahar

5 5 5Year 3

28.0

5470

1389

95.8

5635

17

250

to 3

00

452 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Horupahar

2 1 5Year 1

453 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Horupahar

6 12 5Year 9

454 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Bolik

5 5 5Year 3

28.0

2322

95.7

6105

230

to 2

40

455 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Bolik

2 1 5Year 1

456 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Bolik 6 12 5Year 9

457 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Jia I

5 5 5Year 3

28.0

5298

95.7

6480

220

to 2

40

458 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Jia I

2 1 5Year 1


172

459 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Jia I 6 12 5Year 9

460 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Jia II

5 5 5Year 3

28.0

5251

95.7

6410

220

to 2

40

461 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Jia II

2 1 5Year 1

462 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Jia II 6 12 5Year 9

463 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Malek

5 5 5Year 3

28.1

1886

95.7

5869

280

to 3

00

464 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Malek

2 1 5Year 1

465 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Malek

6 12 5Year 9

466 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Kunduli

5 5 5Year 3

28.0

6612

1

95.8

0616

417

220

to 2

50

467 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Kunduli

2 1 5Year 1

468 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Kunduli

6 12 5Year 9

469 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Parbuk

5 5 5Year 3

28.0

0471

95.7

6058

220

to 2

50

470 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Parbuk

2 1 5Year 1

471 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Parbuk

6 12 5Year 9

472 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Kebali

5 5 5Year 3

28.1

7749

97

95.8

2011

306

380

to 4

00

473 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Kebali

2 1 5Year 1

474 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Kebali

6 12 5Year 9

475 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Rambosti

5 5 5Year 3

28.0

0082

05

55

95.7

5102

69

44

200

to 2

20

476 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Rambosti

2 1 5Year 1


173

477 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Rambosti

6 12 5Year 9

478 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Idili

5 5 5Year 3

28.0

6849

95.7

4722

230

to 2

60

479 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Idili

2 1 5Year 1

480 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Idili 6 12 5Year 9

481 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Khinjili

5 5 5Year 3

28.0

0379

806

95.7

9874

94

210

to 2

40

482 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Khinjili

2 1 5Year 1

483 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Khinjili

6 12 5Year 9

484 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Kundil

5 5 5Year 3

27.9

7742

0833

95.8

2160

1944

200

t0 2

40

485 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment atKundil

2 1 5Year 1

486 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Kundil

6 12 5Year 9

487 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Bolung I

5 5 5Year 3

28.0

3114

95.7

6301

230

t0 2

40

488 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Bolung I

2 1 5Year 1

489 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Bolung I

6 12 5Year 9

490 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Bolung II

5 5 5Year 3

28.0

3155

95.7

6100

230

t0 2

40

491 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Bolung II

2 1 5Year 1

492 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Bolung II

6 12 5Year 9

493 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Malek

5 5 5Year 3

28.1

1886

02

78

95.7

5868

75

0

220

t0 2

40

494 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Malek

2 1 5Year 1


174

495 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Malek

6 12 5Year 9

496 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Tamolbari

5 5 5Year 3

28.0

9197

806

95.7

5280

528

230

t0 2

50

497 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Tamolbari

2 1 5Year 1

498 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Tamolbari

6 12 5Year 9

499 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Rukmo

5 5 5Year 3

27.9

8558

95.8

2743

210

t0 2

40

500 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Rukmo

2 1 5Year 1

501 Roing-Koronu

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Rukmo

6 12 5Year 9

502 Roing-Koronu Total of Watershed Management

2824 4105.53 6156

503 Water Harvesting Structures

504 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Apanli Village

4 6 5Year 20

28.3

1684

95.9

5265

139

1400

to 1

500

505 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Apanli Village

4 4 5Year 4

506 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Apanli Village

3 1.5 5Year 2

507 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Apanli Village

4 2 5Year 2

508 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Apanli Village

3 2 5Year 3

509 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Apanli Village

8 2 5Year 5


175

510 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Apanli Village

10 4 5Year 4

511 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Apanli Village

6 3 5Year 6

512 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Adapowa Village

6 8 5Year 30

28.4

0356

9166

667

95.9

3261

9722

222

1400

to 1

500

513 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Adapowa Village

4 4 5Year 4

514 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Adapowa Village

3 1.5 5Year 2

515 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Adapowa Village

4 2 5Year 2

516 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Adapowa Village

3 2 5Year 3

517 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Adapowa Village

6 1.5 5Year 3

518 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Adapowa Village

10 4 5Year 4

519 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Adapowa Village

6 3 5Year 6

520 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Abrango Village

6 8 5Year 30

28.3

4399

9722

222

95.9

1958

8888

889

1250

to 1

500

521 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Abrango Village

4 4 5Year 4

522 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Abrango Village

3 1.5 5Year 2

523 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Abrango Village

4 2 5Year 2

524 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Abrango Village

3 2 5Year 3

525 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Abrango Village

8 2 5Year 5


176

526 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Abrango Village

10 4 5Year 4

527 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Abrango Village

6 3 5Year 6

528 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Brinli Village

4 6 5Year 20

28.3

2039

1111

111

95.9

7904

7500

000

1100

to 1

200

529 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Brinli Village

4 4 5Year 4

530 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Brinli Village

3 1.5 5Year 2

531 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Brinli Village

4 2 5Year 2

532 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Brinli Village

3 2 5Year 3

533 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Brinli Village

6 1.5 5Year 3

534 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Brinli Village

10 4 5Year 4

535 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Brinli Village

6 3 5Year 6

536 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Aranli Village

4 6 5Year 20

28.3

1892

7500

000

96.0

8417

7500

000

1300

to 1

500

537 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Aranli Village

4 4 5Year 4

538 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Aranli Village

3 1.5 5Year 2

539 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Aranli Village

4 2 5Year 2

540 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Aranli Village

3 2 5Year 3

541 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Aranli Village

6 1.5 5Year 3


177

542 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Aranli Village

10 4 5Year 4

543 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Aranli Village

6 3 5Year 6

544 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Elope Village

6 8 5Year 30

28.3

8121

9166

667

95.9

2456

6944

445

1250

to 1

400

545 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Elope Village

4 4 5Year 4

546 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Elope Village

3 1.5 5Year 2

547 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Elope Village

4 2 5Year 2

548 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Elope Village

3 2 5Year 3

549 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Elope Village

8 2 5Year 5

550 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Elope Village

10 4 5Year 4

551 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Elope Village

6 3 5Year 6

552 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Punli Village

4 6 5Year 20

28.3

5549

1388

889

95.9

6107

5833

333

1250

to 1

500

553 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Punli Village

4 4 5Year 4

554 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Punli Village

3 1.5 5Year 2

555 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Punli Village

4 2 5Year 2

556 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Punli Village

3 2 5Year 3

557 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Punli Village

6 1.5 5Year 3


178

558 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Punli Village

10 4 5Year 4

559 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Punli Village

6 3 5Year 6

560 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Koni Village

6 8 5Year 30

28.3

0473

0277

778

95.9

6991

0833

333

1200

to 1

300

561 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Koni Village

4 4 5Year 4

562 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Koni Village

3 1.5 5Year 2

563 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Koni Village

4 2 5Year 2

564 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Koni Village

3 2 5Year 3

565 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Koni Village

6 1.5 5Year 3

566 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Koni Village

10 4 5Year 4

567 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Koni Village

6 3 5Year 6

568 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Chatani Village

4 6 5Year 20

28.2

9823

0277

778

96.0

0136

7500

000

1150

to 1

300

569 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Chatani Village

4 4 5Year 4

570 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Chatani Village

3 1.5 5Year 2

571 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Chatani Village

4 2 5Year 2

572 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Chatani Village

3 2 5Year 3

573 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Chatani Village

8 2 5Year 5


179

574 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Chatani Village

10 4 5Year 4

575 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Chatani Village

6 3 5Year 6

576 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Choroni Village

4 6 5Year 20

28.3

1474

5555

556

96.0

4098

2222

222

1200

to 1

500

577 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Choroni Village

4 4 5Year 4

578 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Choroni Village

3 1.5 5Year 2

579 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Choroni Village

4 2 5Year 2

580 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Choroni Village

3 2 5Year 3

581 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Choroni Village

6 1.5 5Year 3

582 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Choroni Village

10 4 5Year 4

583 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Choroni Village

6 3 5Year 6

584 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Chuingo Village

6 8 5Year 30

28.2

9638

1111

111

96.0

6014

7500

000

1300

to 1

500

585 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Chuingo Village

4 4 5Year 4

586 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Chuingo Village

3 1.5 5Year 2

587 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Chuingo Village

4 2 5Year 2

588 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Chuingo Village

3 2 5Year 3

589 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Chuingo Village

8 2 5Year 5


180

590 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Chuingo Village

10 4 5Year 4

591 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Chuingo Village

6 3 5Year 6

592 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at New Elope

6 8 5Year 30

28.3

2902

4166

667

95.9

3700

9722

222

1250

to 1

500

593 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at New Elope

4 4 5Year 4

594 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at New Elope

3 1.5 5Year 2

595 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at New Elope

4 2 5Year 2

596 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at New Elope

3 2 5Year 3

597 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at New Elope

6 1.5 5Year 3

598 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at New Elope

10 4 5Year 4

599 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at New Elope

6 3 5Year 6

600 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Hunli

8 8 5Year 25

28.3

1535

0833

333

95.9

6697

7222

222

1200

to 1

300

601 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Hunli

4 4 5Year 4

602 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Hunli 3 1.5 5Year 2

603 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Hunli

4 2 5Year 2

604 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Hunli 3 2 5Year 3

605 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Hunli

8 2 5Year 8


181

606 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Hunli

10 4 5Year 4

607 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Hunli

6 3 5Year 6

608 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at New Aloni Vill

4 4 5Year 16

28.3

6409

8888

889

95.9

6106

8611

111

1100

to 1

200

609 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at New Aloni Vill

4 4 5Year 4

610 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at New Aloni Vill

3 1.5 5Year 2

611 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at New Aloni Vill

4 2 5Year 2

612 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at New Aloni Vill

3 2 5Year 3

613 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at New Aloni Vill

8 2 5Year 5

614 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at New Aloni Vill

10 4 5Year 4

615 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at New Aloni Vill

6 3 5Year 6

616 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Chanli Vill

6 8 5Year 30

28.2

7909

5277

778

96.0

4356

1944

444

1250

to 1

500

617 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Chanli Vill

4 4 5Year 4

618 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Chanli Vill

3 1.5 5Year 2

619 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Chanli Vill

4 2 5Year 2

620 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Chanli Vill

3 2 5Year 3

621 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Chanli Vill

6 1.5 5Year 3


182

622 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Chanli Vill

10 4 5Year 4

623 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Chanli Vill

6 3 5Year 6

624 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Sulongo Vill

6 8 5Year 30

28.2

9321

0000

000

96.0

5315

0000

000

14

00 to

150

0

625 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Sulongo Vill

4 4 5Year 4

626 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Sulongo Vill

3 1.5 5Year 2

627 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Sulongo Vill

4 2 5Year 2

628 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Sulongo Vill

3 2 5Year 3

629 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Sulongo Vill

8 2 5Year 5

630 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Sulongo Vill

10 4 5Year 4

631 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Sulongo Vill

6 3 5Year 6

632 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Ruingo Vill

4 4 5Year 16

28.2

8213

0000

000

96

.053

3091

6666

7

14

00 to

150

0

633 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Ruingo Vill

4 4 5Year 4

634 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Ruingo Vill

3 1.5 5Year 2

635 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Ruingo Vill

4 2 5Year 2

636 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Ruingo Vill

3 2 5Year 3

637 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Ruingo Vill

8 2 5Year 5


183

638 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Ruingo Vill

10 4 5Year 4

639 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Ruingo Vill

6 3 5Year 6

640 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Desali HQ

6 8 5Year 30

28.2

9934

7777

778

96.0

3658

1666

667

1450

to 1

580

641 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Desali HQ

4 4 5Year 4

642 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Desali HQ

3 1.5 5Year 2

643 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Desali HQ

4 2 5Year 2

644 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Desali HQ

3 2 5Year 3

645 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Desali HQ

6 1.5 5Year 3

646 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Desali HQ

10 4 5Year 4

647 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Desali HQ

6 3 5Year 6

648 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Donli Vill

4 4 5Year 16

28.2

8493

9722

222

96.0

7703

1388

889

1350

to 1

500

649 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Donli Vill

4 4 5Year 4

650 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Donli Vill

3 1.5 5Year 2

651 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Donli Vill

4 2 5Year 2

652 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Donli Vill

3 2 5Year 3

653 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Donli Vill

6 1.5 5Year 3


184

654 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Donli Vill

10 4 5Year 4

655 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Donli Vill

6 3 5Year 6

656 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Taloni Vill

6 8 5Year 30

28.2

8029

8611

111

96.0

7523

5277

778

1300

to 1

450

657 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Taloni Vill

4 4 5Year 4

658 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Taloni Vill

3 1.5 5Year 2

659 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Taloni Vill

4 2 5Year 2

660 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Taloni Vill

3 2 5Year 3

661 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Taloni Vill

8 2 5Year 5

662 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Taloni Vill

10 4 5Year 4

663 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Taloni Vill

6 3 5Year 6

664 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Jambupani

4 4 5Year 16

28.3

1928

6666

667

96.0

0271

3055

556

1250

to 1

300

665 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Jambupani

4 4 5Year 4

666 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Jambupani

3 1.5 5Year 2

667 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Jambupani

4 2 5Year 2

668 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Jambupani

3 2 5Year 3

669 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Jambupani

6 1.5 5Year 3


185

670 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Jambupani

10 4 5Year 4

671 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Jambupani

6 3 5Year 6

672 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Mitaka vill

4 4 5Year 16

28.3

1615

9722

222

96.0

7709

1111

111

1600

to 1

700

673 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Mitaka vill

4 4 5Year 4

674 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Mitaka vill

3 1.5 5Year 2

675 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Mitaka vill

4 2 5Year 2

676 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Mitaka vill

3 2 5Year 3

677 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Mitaka vill

6 1.5 5Year 3

678 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Mitaka vill

10 4 5Year 4

679 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Mitaka vill

6 3 5Year 6

680 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Dopowa Vill

4 4 5Year 16

28.2

7629

2777

778

96.1

1424

7777

778

1700

to 1

800

681 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Dopowa Vill

4 4 5Year 4

682 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Dopowa Vill

3 1.5 5Year 2

683 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Dopowa Vill

4 2 5Year 2

684 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Dopowa Vill

3 2 5Year 3

685 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Dopowa Vill

6 1.5 5Year 3


186

686 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Dopowa Vill

10 4 5Year 4

687 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Dopowa Vill

6 3 5Year 6

688 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Mariso Vill

6 8 5Year 30

28.3

1145

8888

889

96.0

2373

5277

778

1350

to 1

500

689 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Mariso Vill

4 4 5Year 4

690 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Mariso Vill

3 1.5 5Year 2

691 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Mariso Vill

4 2 5Year 2

692 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Mariso Vill

3 2 5Year 3

693 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Mariso Vill

8 2 5Year 5

694 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Mariso Vill

10 4 5Year 4

695 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Mariso Vill

6 3 5Year 6

696 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Duchuli Vill

6 8 5Year 30

28.2

8833

2777

778

96.0

3477

9444

444

1400

to 1

500

697 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Duchuli Vill

4 4 5Year 4

698 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Duchuli Vill

3 1.5 5Year 2

699 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Duchuli Vill

4 2 5Year 2

700 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Duchuli Vill

3 2 5Year 3

701 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Duchuli Vill

8 2 5Year 5


187

702 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Duchuli Vill

10 4 5Year 4

703 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Duchuli Vill

6 3 5Year 6

704 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Ekhoni Vill

6 8 5Year 30

28.3

0710

1666

667

96.0

1216

2500

000

1250

to 1

300

705 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Ekhoni Vill

4 4 5Year 4

706 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Ekhoni Vill

3 1.5 5Year 2

707 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Ekhoni Vill

4 2 5Year 2

708 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Ekhoni Vill

3 2 5Year 3

709 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Ekhoni Vill

8 2 5Year 5

710 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Ekhoni Vill

10 4 5Year 4

711 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Ekhoni Vill

6 3 5Year 6

712 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Hukani Vill

6 8 5Year 30

28.3

1433

5833

333

96.0

1080

6666

667

1350

to 1

400

713 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Hukani Vill

4 4 5Year 4

714 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Hukani Vill

3 1.5 5Year 2

715 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Hukani Vill

4 2 5Year 2

716 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Hukani Vill

3 2 5Year 3

717 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Hukani Vill

8 2 5Year 5


188

718 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Hukani Vill

10 4 5Year 4

719 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Hukani Vill

6 3 5Year 6

720 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Esoli Vill

6 8 5Year 30

28.3

4305

9444

444

95.9

9162

8611

111

1500

to 1

600

721 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Esoli Vill

4 4 5Year 4

722 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Esoli Vill

3 1.5 5Year 2

723 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Esoli Vill

4 2 5Year 2

724 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Esoli Vill

3 2 5Year 3

725 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Esoli Vill

8 2 5Year 5

726 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Esoli Vill

10 4 5Year 4

727 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Esoli Vill

6 3 5Year 6

728 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Eyanli Vill

6 8 5Year 30

28.3

3903

2777

778

95.9

8000

7222

222

1350

to 1

500

729 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Eyanli Vill

4 4 5Year 4

730 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Eyanli Vill

3 1.5 5Year 2

731 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Eyanli Vill

4 2 5Year 2

732 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Eyanli Vill

3 2 5Year 3

733 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Eyanli Vill

8 2 5Year 5


189

734 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Eyanli Vill

10 4 5Year 4

735 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Eyanli Vill

6 3 5Year 6

736 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Marango Vill

6 8 5Year 30

28.3

0352

9166

667

96.0

4324

1111

111

1450

to 1

500

737 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Marango Vill

4 4 5Year 4

738 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Marango Vill

3 1.5 5Year 2

739 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Marango Vill

4 2 5Year 2

740 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Marango Vill

3 2 5Year 3

741 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Marango Vill

8 2 5Year 5

742 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Marango Vill

10 4 5Year 4

743 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Marango Vill

6 3 5Year 6

744 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Runli Vill

6 8 5Year 30

28.3

3014

5833

333

96.0

8931

4444

444

1400

to 1

500

745 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Runli Vill

4 4 5Year 4

746 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Runli Vill

3 1.5 5Year 2

747 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Runli Vill

4 2 5Year 2

748 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Runli Vill

3 2 5Year 3

749 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Runli Vill

8 2 5Year 5


190

750 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Runli Vill

10 4 5Year 4

751 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Runli Vill

6 3 5Year 6


753 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Adapowa

5 5 5Year 3

28.4

0356

9

95.9

3262

1400

to 1

500

754 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Adapowa

2 1 5Year 1

755 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Adapowa

6 12 5Year 9

756 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Aranli

5 5 5Year 3

28.3

1892

750

96.0

8417

750

1300

to 1

500

757 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Aranli

2 1 5Year 1

758 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Aranli

6 12 5Year 9

759 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Eyanli

5 5 5Year 3

28.3

3903

278

95.9

8000

722

1350

to 1

500

760 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Eyanli

2 1 5Year 1

761 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Eyanli

6 12 5Year 9

762 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Apanli

5 5 5Year 3

28.3

1683

583

95.9

5265

139

1400

to 1

500

763 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Apanli

2 1 5Year 1

764 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Apanli

6 12 5Year 9

765 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Abrango

5 5 5Year 3

28.3

4399

972

95.9

1958

9

1250

to 1

500

766 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Abrango

2 1 5Year 1

767 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Abrango

6 12 5Year 9


191

768 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Brinli

5 5 5Year 3

28.3

2039

1

95.9

7904

750

1100

to 1

200

769 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Brinli

2 1 5Year 1

770 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Brinli 6 12 5Year 9

771 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Choroni

5 5 5Year 3

28.3

1474

56

96.0

4098

2

1200

to 1

500

772 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Choroni

2 1 5Year 1

773 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Choroni

6 12 5Year 9

774 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Elope

5 5 5Year 3

28.3

8121

917

95.9

2456

695

1250

to 1

500

775 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Elope

2 1 5Year 1

776 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Elope

6 12 5Year 9

777 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Chanli

5 5 5Year 3

28.2

7909

5278

96.0

4356

1944

1250

to 1

500

778 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Chanli

2 1 5Year 1

779 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Chanli

6 12 5Year 9

780 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Sulongo

5 5 5Year 3

28.2

9321

0

96.0

5315

0

1400

to 1

500

781 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Sulongo

2 1 5Year 1

782 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Sulongo

6 12 5Year 9

783 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Ruingo

5 5 5Year 3

28.2

8213

0

96.0

5330

917

1400

to 1

500

784 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Ruingo

2 1 5Year 1

785 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Ruingo

6 12 5Year 9


192

786 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Donli

5 5 5Year 3

28.2

8493

972

96.0

7703

139

1350

to 1

500

787 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Donli

2 1 5Year 1

788 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Donli 6 12 5Year 9

789 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Duchuli

5 5 5Year 3

28.2

8833

278

96.0

3477

94

1400

to 1

500

790 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Duchuli

2 1 5Year 1

791 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Duchuli

6 12 5Year 9

792 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Taloni

5 5 5Year 3

28.2

8029

861

96.0

7523

5278

1300

to 1

450

793 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Taloni

2 1 5Year 1

794 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Taloni

6 12 5Year 9

795 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Dopowa

5 5 5Year 3

28.2

7629

278

96.1

1424

78

1700

to 1

800

796 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Dopowa

2 1 5Year 1

797 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Dopowa

6 12 5Year 9

798 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Chuingo

5 5 5Year 3

28.2

9638

1

96.0

6014

750

1300

to 1

500

799 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Chuingo

2 1 5Year 1

800 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Chuingo

6 12 5Year 9

801 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Hunli

10 10 5Year 6

28.3

1535

083

95.9

6697

72

1200

to 1

300

802 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Hunli

4 2 5Year 2

803 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Hunli 12 24 5Year 18


193

804 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at New Elope

5 5 5Year 3

28.3

2902

4167

95.9

3700

97

1250

to 1

500

805 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at New Elope

2 1 5Year 1

806 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at New Elope

6 12 5Year 9

807 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at New Aloni

5 5 5Year 3

28.3

6409

89

95.9

6106

861

1100

to 1

200

808 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at New Aloni

2 1 5Year 1

809 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at New Aloni

6 12 5Year 9

810 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Esoli

5 5 5Year 3

28.3

4305

944

95.9

9162

861

1500

to 1

600

811 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Esoli

2 1 5Year 1

812 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Esoli 6 12 5Year 9

813 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Marango

5 5 5Year 3

28.3

0352

917

96.0

4324

1

1450

to 1

500

814 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Marango

2 1 5Year 1

815 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Marango

6 12 5Year 9

816 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Mitaka

5 5 5Year 3

28.3

1615

972

96.0

7709

1

1600

to 1

700

817 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Mitaka

2 1 5Year 1

818 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Mitaka

6 12 5Year 9

819 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Jambupani

5 5 5Year 3

28.3

1928

67

96.0

0271

3056

1250

to 1

300

820 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Jambupani

2 1 5Year 1

821 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Jambupani

6 12 5Year 9


194

822 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at New Chetani

5 5 5Year 3

28.2

9823

0278

96.0

0136

750

1150

to 1

300

823 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at New Chetani

2 1 5Year 1

824 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at New Chetani

6 12 5Year 9

825 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Desali

5 5 5Year 3

28.2

9934

78

96.0

3658

167

1450

to 1

580

826 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Desali

2 1 5Year 1

827 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Desali

6 12 5Year 9

828 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Mariso

5 5 5Year 3

28.3

1145

89

96.0

2373

5278

1350

to 1

500

829 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Mariso

2 1 5Year 1

830 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Mariso

6 12 5Year 9

831 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Punli

5 5 5Year 3

28.3

5549

1389

95.9

6107

583

1250

to 1

500

832 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Punli

2 1 5Year 1

833 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Punli 6 12 5Year 9

834 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Hukani

5 5 5Year 3

28.3

1433

583

96.0

1080

67

1350

to 1

400

835 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Hukani

2 1 5Year 1

836 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Hukani

6 12 5Year 9

837 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Arini

5 5 5Year 3

28.3

4942

3056

96.1

1908

361

1400

to 1

500

838 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Arini

2 1 5Year 1

839 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Arini 6 12 5Year 9


195

840 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Ekhoni

5 5 5Year 3

28.3

0710

167

96.0

1216

25

1250

to 1

300

841 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Ekhoni

2 1 5Year 1

842 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Ekhoni

6 12 5Year 9

843 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Koni

5 5 5Year 3

28.3

0473

0278

95.9

6991

083

1200

to 1

300

844 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Koni

2 1 5Year 1

845 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Koni 6 12 5Year 9

846 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Runli

5 5 5Year 3

28.3

3014

583

96.0

8931

44

1400

to 1

500

847 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Runli

2 1 5Year 1

848 Hunli- Desali

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Runli 6 12 5Year 9

849 Hunli-Desali Total of Watershed Management

1693 1301 1993

850 Water Harvesting Structures

851 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Anpum(I) Vill

6 8 5Year 30

28.0

2579

7777

778

95.6

1369

8888

889

205

to 2

20 852 Dambuk-

Paglam DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Anpum(I) Vill

4 4 5Year 4

853 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Anpum(I) Vill

3 1.5 5Year 2

854 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Anpum(I) Vill

4 2 5Year 2


196

855 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Anpum(I) Vill

3 2 5Year 3

856 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Anpum(I) Vill

8 2 5Year 5

857 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Anpum(I) Vill

10 4 5Year 4

858 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Anpum(I) Vill

6 3 5Year 6

859 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Anpum(II) Vill

6 8 5Year 30

28.0

2483

33

95.6

1311

210

to 2

20

860 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Anpum(II) Vill

4 4 5Year 4

861 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Anpum(II) Vill

3 1.5 5Year 2

862 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Anpum(II) Vill

4 2 5Year 2

863 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Anpum(II) Vill

3 2 5Year 3

864 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Anpum(II) Vill

8 2 5Year 5

865 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Anpum(II) Vill

10 4 5Year 4

866 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Anpum(II) Vill

6 3 5Year 6

867 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Banggo Vill

6 8 5Year 30

27.9

0803

7500

000

95.5

3655

2500

000

160

to 1

80 868 Dambuk-

Paglam DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Banggo Vill

4 4 5Year 4

869 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Banggo Vill

3 1.5 5Year 2

870 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Banggo Vill

4 2 5Year 2


197

871 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Banggo Vill

3 2 5Year 3

872 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Banggo Vill

6 1.5 5Year 3

873 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Banggo Vill

10 4 5Year 4

874 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Banggo Vill

6 3 5Year 6

875 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Bizari A Vill

6 8 5Year 30

28.0

8575

6111

111

95.6

3006

4722

222

220

to 2

30

876 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Bizari A Vill

4 4 5Year 4

877 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Bizari A Vill

3 1.5 5Year 2

878 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Bizari A Vill

4 2 5Year 2

879 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Bizari A Vill

3 2 5Year 3

880 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Bizari A Vill

6 1.5 5Year 3

881 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Bizari A Vill

10 4 5Year 4

882 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Bizari A Vill

6 3 5Year 6

883 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Bizari B Vill

6 8 5Year 30

28.0

8885

0833

333

95.6

2938

7777

778

220

to 2

30 884 Dambuk-

Paglam DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Bizari B Vill

4 4 5Year 4

885 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Bizari B Vill

3 1.5 5Year 2

886 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Bizari B Vill

4 2 5Year 2


198

887 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Bizari B Vill

3 2 5Year 3

888 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Bizari B Vill

6 1.5 5Year 3

889 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Bizari B Vill

10 4 5Year 4

890 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Bizari B Vill

6 3 5Year 6

891 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Bomjir Vill

6 8 5Year 30

28.1

5593

3055

556

95.6

6249

4444

444

280

to 3

00

892 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Bomjir Vill

4 4 5Year 4

893 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Bomjir Vill

3 1.5 5Year 2

894 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Bomjir Vill

4 2 5Year 2

895 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Bomjir Vill

3 2 5Year 3

896 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Bomjir Vill

6 1.5 5Year 3

897 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Bomjir Vill

10 4 5Year 4

898 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Bomjir Vill

6 3 5Year 6

899 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Dambuk Vill

4 4 5Year 16

28.2

5201

2500

000

95.6

1632

1944

445

325

to 3

50 900 Dambuk-

Paglam DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Dambuk Vill

4 4 5Year 4

901 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Dambuk Vill

3 1.5 5Year 2

902 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Dambuk Vill

4 2 5Year 2


199

903 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Dambuk Vill

3 2 5Year 3

904 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Dambuk Vill

6 1.5 5Year 3

905 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Dambuk Vill

10 4 5Year 4

906 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Dambuk Vill

6 3 5Year 6

907 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Kapang Vill

6 8 5Year 30

28.2

3946

7222

222

95.5

7121

6111

111

325

to 3

50

908 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Kapang Vill

4 4 5Year 4

909 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Kapang Vill

3 1.5 5Year 2

910 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Kapang Vill

4 2 5Year 2

911 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Kapang Vill

3 2 5Year 3

912 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Kapang Vill

6 1.5 5Year 3

913 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Kapang Vill

10 4 5Year 4

914 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Kapang Vill

6 3 5Year 6

915 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Dambuk HQ

6 8 5Year 30

28.2

5203

33

95.6

1111

325

to 3

50 916 Dambuk-

Paglam DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Dambuk HQ

4 4 5Year 4

917 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Dambuk HQ

3 1.5 5Year 2

918 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Dambuk HQ

4 2 5Year 2


200

919 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Dambuk HQ

3 2 5Year 3

920 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Dambuk HQ

6 1.5 5Year 3

921 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Dambuk HQ

10 4 5Year 4

922 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Dambuk HQ

6 3 5Year 6

923 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at New Poblung

8 10 5Year 50

28.2

3827

95.6

2594

300

to 3

20

924 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at New Poblung

4 4 5Year 4

925 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at New Poblung

3 1.5 5Year 2

926 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at New Poblung

4 2 5Year 2

927 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at New Poblung

3 2 5Year 3

928 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at New Poblung

6 1.5 5Year 3

929 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at New Poblung

10 4 5Year 4

930 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at New Poblung

6 3 5Year 6

931 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Sirang Vill

6 8 5Year 30

28.2

5828

95.6

1664

350

to 3

70 932 Dambuk-

Paglam DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Sirang Vill

4 4 5Year 4

933 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Sirang Vill

3 1.5 5Year 2

934 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Sirang Vill

4 2 5Year 2


201

935 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Sirang Vill

3 2 5Year 3

936 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Sirang Vill

6 1.5 5Year 3

937 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Sirang Vill

10 4 5Year 4

938 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Sirang Vill

6 3 5Year 6

939 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Tapat Vill

6 8 5Year 30

28.2

3060

95.5

9619

320

to 3

40

940 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Tapat Vill

4 4 5Year 4

941 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Tapat Vill

3 1.5 5Year 2

942 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Tapat Vill

4 2 5Year 2

943 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Tapat Vill

3 2 5Year 3

944 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Tapat Vill

6 1.5 5Year 3

945 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Tapat Vill

10 4 5Year 4

946 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Tapat Vill

6 3 5Year 6

947 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Remi Vill

6 8 5Year 30

28.2

4009

95.6

0235

330

to 3

50 948 Dambuk-

Paglam DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Remi Vill

4 4 5Year 4

949 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Remi Vill

3 1.5 5Year 2

950 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Remi Vill

4 2 5Year 2


202

951 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Remi Vill

3 2 5Year 3

952 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Remi Vill

6 1.5 5Year 3

953 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Remi Vill

10 4 5Year 4

954 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Remi Vill

6 3 5Year 6

955 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Yagpo Vill

6 8 5Year 30

28.2

2754

95.5

8834

315

to 3

40

956 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Yagpo Vill

4 4 5Year 4

957 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Yagpo Vill

3 1.5 5Year 2

958 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Yagpo Vill

4 2 5Year 2

959 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Yagpo Vill

3 2 5Year 3

960 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Yagpo Vill

6 1.5 5Year 3

961 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Yagpo Vill

10 4 5Year 4

962 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Yagpo Vill

6 3 5Year 6

963 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Loklung Vill

8 10 5Year 50

28.0

1475

95.6

0854

200

to 2

30 964 Dambuk-

Paglam DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Loklung Vill

4 4 5Year 4

965 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Loklung Vill

3 1.5 5Year 2

966 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Loklung Vill

4 2 5Year 2


203

967 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Loklung Vill

3 2 5Year 3

968 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Loklung Vill

6 1.5 5Year 3

969 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Loklung Vill

10 4 5Year 4

970 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Loklung Vill

6 3 5Year 6

971 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Paglam Vill

10 14 5Year 50

27.8

9908

3888

889

95.5

2373

3888

889

150

to 1

70

972 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Paglam Vill

4 4 5Year 4

973 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Paglam Vill

3 1.5 5Year 2

974 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Paglam Vill

4 2 5Year 2

975 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Paglam Vill

3 2 5Year 3

976 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Paglam Vill

6 1.5 5Year 3

977 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Paglam Vill

10 4 5Year 4

978 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Paglam Vill

6 3 5Year 6

979 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Paglam-II Vill

6 8 5Year 30

27.8

9908

95.5

2373

150

to 1

70 980 Dambuk-

Paglam DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Paglam-II Vill

4 4 5Year 4

981 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Paglam-II Vill

3 1.5 5Year 2

982 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Paglam-II Vill

4 2 5Year 2


204

983 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Paglam-II Vill

3 2 5Year 3

984 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Paglam-II Vill

6 1.5 5Year 3

985 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Paglam-II Vill

10 4 5Year 4

986 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Paglam-II Vill

6 3 5Year 6

987 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Banggo Vill

6 8 5Year 30

27.9

0804

95.5

3655

160

to 1

80

988 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Banggo Vill

4 4 5Year 4

989 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Banggo Vill

3 1.5 5Year 2

990 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Banggo Vill

4 2 5Year 2

991 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Banggo Vill

3 2 5Year 3

992 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Banggo Vill

6 1.5 5Year 3

993 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Banggo Vill

10 4 5Year 4

994 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Banggo Vill

6 3 5Year 6

995 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Keba Vill

8 12 5Year 50

27.9

4841

95.5

7947

185

to 2

00 996 Dambuk-

Paglam DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Keba Vill

4 4 5Year 4

997 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Keba Vill

3 1.5 5Year 2

998 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Keba Vill

4 2 5Year 2


205

999 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond atKeba Vill

3 2 5Year 3

1000 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Keba Vill

6 1.5 5Year 3

1001 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Keba Vill

10 4 5Year 4

1002 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Keba Vill

6 3 5Year 6

1003 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Loklung Vill

8 12 5Year 50

28.0

1475

95.6

0854

200

to 2

20

1004 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Loklung Vill

4 4 5Year 4

1005 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Loklung Vill

3 1.5 5Year 2

1006 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Loklung Vill

4 2 5Year 2

1007 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Loklung Vill

3 2 5Year 3

1008 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Loklung Vill

6 1.5 5Year 3

1009 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Loklung Vill

10 4 5Year 4

1010 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Loklung Vill

6 3 5Year 6

1011 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Poblung -I Vill

8 12 5Year 50

28.2

4122

95.6

1701

310

to 3

30 1012 Dambuk-

Paglam DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Poblung -I Vill

4 4 5Year 4

1013 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Poblung -I Vill

3 1.5 5Year 2

1014 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Poblung -I Vill

4 2 5Year 2


206

1015 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Poblung -I Vill

3 2 5Year 3

1016 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Poblung -I Vill

6 1.5 5Year 3

1017 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Poblung -I Vill

10 4 5Year 4

1018 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Poblung -I Vill

7 4 5Year 9

1019 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Poblung -II Vill

8 12 5Year 50

28.2

4508

95.6

2040

320

to 3

50

1020 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Poblung -II Vill

4 4 5Year 4

1021 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Poblung -II Vill

3 1.5 5Year 2

1022 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Poblung -II Vill

4 2 5Year 2

1023 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Poblung -II Vill

3 2 5Year 3

1024 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Poblung -II Vill

6 1.5 5Year 3

1025 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Poblung -II Vill

10 4 5Year 4

1026 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Poblung -II Vill

6 4 5Year 10

1027 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Gabion Structure at Tinali

8 12 5Year 50

27.9

1947

95.5

4447

170

to 2

00 1028 Dambuk-

Paglam DoLR- RWD


Earthen check dam at Tinali

4 4 5Year 4

1029 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Nallah bund at Tinali 3 1.5 5Year 2

1030 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Land Development at Tinali

4 2 5Year 2


207

1031 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Farm pond at Tinali 3 2 5Year 3

1032 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Boulder check dam at Tinali

6 1.5 5Year 3

1033 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Brush wood check at Tinali

10 4 5Year 4

1034 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD


Contour trenching at Tinali

6 3 5Year 6


1036 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Anpum(I)

5 5 5Year 3

28.0

2579

778

95.6

1369

889

205

to 2

20

1037 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Anpum(I)

2 1 5Year 1

1038 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Anpum(I)

6 12 5Year 9

1039 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Anpum(II)

5 5 5Year 3

28.0

2483

33

95.6

1311

11

210

to 2

20

1040 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Anpum(II)

2 1 5Year 1

1041 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Anpum(II)

6 12 5Year 9

1042 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Banggo

5 5 5Year 3

27.9

0803

75

95.5

3655

25

160

to 1

80

1043 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Banggo

2 1 5Year 1

1044 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Banggo

6 12 5Year 9

1045 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Bizari A

5 5 5Year 3

28.0

8575

611

95.6

3006

472

220

to 2

30

1046 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Bizari A

2 1 5Year 1

1047 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Bizari A

6 12 5Year 9


208

1048 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Bizari B

5 5 5Year 3

28.0

8885

083

95.6

2938

778

220

to 2

30

1049 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Bizari B

2 1 5Year 1

1050 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Bizari B

6 12 5Year 9

1051 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Bomjir

5 5 5Year 3

28.1

5593

306

95.6

6249

444

280

to 3

00

1052 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Bomjir

2 1 5Year 1

1053 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Bomjir

6 12 5Year 9

1054 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Kapang

5 5 5Year 3

28.2

3946

722

95.5

7121

611

325

to 3

50

1055 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Kapang

2 1 5Year 1

1056 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Kapang

6 12 5Year 9

1057 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Dambuk

5 5 5Year 3

28.2

5201

25

95.6

1632

194

325

to 3

50

1058 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Dambuk

2 1 5Year 1

1059 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Dambuk

6 12 5Year 9

1060 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at New Poblung

5 5 5Year 3

28.2

3827

333

95.6

2593

556

300

to 3

20

1061 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at New Poblung

2 1 5Year 1

1062 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at New Poblung

6 12 5Year 9

1063 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Poblung I

5 5 5Year 3

28.2

41

2225

95.6

17

0133

3

310

to

330


209

1064 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Poblung I

2 1 5Year 1

1065 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Poblung I

6 12 5Year 9

1066 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Poblung II

5 5 5Year 3

28.2

4507

556

95.6

2039

722

320

to 3

50

1067 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Poblung II

2 1 5Year 1

1068 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Poblung II

6 12 5Year 9

1069 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Sirang

5 5 5Year 3

28.2

5827

917

95.6

1663

972

350

to 3

70

1070 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Sirang

2 1 5Year 1

1071 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Sirang

6 12 5Year 9

1072 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Tapat

5 5 5Year 3

28.2

3060

083

95.5

9618

611

320

to 3

40

1073 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Tapat

2 1 5Year 1

1074 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Tapat

6 12 5Year 9

1075 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Remi

5 5 5Year 3

28.2

4009

028

95.6

0235

056

330

to 3

50

1076 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Remi

2 1 5Year 1

1077 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Remi

6 12 5Year 9

1078 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Yagpo

5 5 5Year 3

28.2

2753

639

95.5

8834

306

315

to 3

40

1079 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Yagpo

2 1 5Year 1


210

1080 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Yagpo

6 12 5Year 9

1081 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Tinali

5 5 5Year 3

27.9

1947

083

95.5

4446

667

170

to 2

00

1082 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Tinali

2 1 5Year 1

1083 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Tinali

6 12 5Year 9

1084 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Loklung

5 5 5Year 3

28.0

1474

944

95.6

0853

556

200

to 2

30

1085 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Loklung

2 1 5Year 1

1086 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Loklung

6 12 5Year 9

1087 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Paglam

5 5 5Year 3

27.8

9908

389

95.5

2373

389

150

to 1

70

1088 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Paglam

2 1 5Year 1

1089 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Paglam

6 12 5Year 9

1090 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Vegetative Barriers at Keba

5 5 5Year 3

27.9

4840

889

95.5

7946

611

185

to 2

00

1091 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Land Devlopment at Keba

2 1 5Year 1

1092 Dambuk- Paglam

DoLR- RWD

PMKSY (Watershed ) Field Bunds at Keba

6 12 5Year 9

Dambuk-Paglam Total of Watershed Management

2959 2318 1646

RWD Proposal Total 7476 7724.53 0 9795


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Annexure-VII

Strategic Action Plan of DRDA under PMKSY

Sr. No.

Name of the Blocks

Concerned Ministry/Depar

tment

Name of Village

Component Activity Proposal Total no. Of structu

res

Command

Area/ Irrigati

on Potenti

al

Period of implementation 5 yrs/7

yrs

Estimated

cost (rs.in lakhs)

ACTIVITY 1. ( Water Harvesting &

Conservation Structures )


DoLR-MoRD Ithili-Idili PMKSY (Watershed)

v) Gabion Structures 7 17.50 one year 61.25



vii) Earthen Checks 2 2.00 one year 2.00



viii) Nallah bund 1 1.00 one year 1.50



xv)Check Dam 3 7.50 one year 37.50


( RENOVATION :Water Harvesting & Conservation Structures )





ACTIVITY 2.SOIL & MOISTURE CONSERVATION WORKS


212



i)vegetative barriers 3 3.00 3.00



vi)field bunds 1 1.00 1.00


ACTIVITY 3. PASTURE DEVELOPMENT



a)private agricultural land 1 1.00 one year 1.50



b)community land 2 2.00 one year 3.00

13


DoLR-MoRD Bolung-III PMKSY (Watershed)

































213





DoLR-MoRD Bolung-II PMKSY (Watershed)




vi) Percolation tank
































DoLR-MoRD Bolung-I PMKSY (Watershed)




vi) Percolation tank





214






(RENOVATION :Water Harvesting & Conservation Structures )























DoLR-MoRD Shantipur-kalek

PMKSY (Watershed)

ACTIVITY 1. ( Water Harvesting & Conservation Structures )



PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)



215



PMKSY (Watershed)

i)vegetative barriers 1 1.00 one year 1.00



PMKSY (Watershed)

v)land development 1 1.00 one year 1.00



PMKSY (Watershed)

vi)field bunds 1 1.00 one year 1.00



PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)



DoLR-MoRD kangkong PMKSY (Watershed)






























216











DoLR-MoRD Mobang-II PMKSY (Watershed)







































217


DoLR-MoRD Mobang-I PMKSY (Watershed)







































DoLR-MoRD Parbuk-Bolik

PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)

v) Gabion Structures 10 25.00 one year Rs 87.50



PMKSY (Watershed)

vii) Earthen Checks 1 1.00 one year Rs 1.00


218



PMKSY (Watershed)

viii) Nallah bund 1 1.00 one year Rs 1.50



PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)

i)vegetative barriers 2 2.00 one year Rs 2.00



PMKSY (Watershed)

v)land development 2 2.00 one year Rs 2.00



PMKSY (Watershed)

vi)field bunds 1 1.00 one year Rs 1.00



PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)

a)private agricultural land 3 3.00 one year Rs 4.50



PMKSY (Watershed)

b)community land 3 3.00 one year Rs 4.50


DoLR-MoRD Khinjili PMKSY (Watershed)




iv) Boulder Checks 4 6.00 one year 15.00














219


























DoLR-MoRD Rukmo PMKSY (Watershed)

ACTIVITY 1.( Water Harvesting & Conservation Structures )























220




















DoLR-MoRD Emuli-Kabang

PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)



221



PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)



DoLR-MoRD Iduli PMKSY (Watershed)

ACTIVITY 1.(Water Harvesting & Conservation Structures )






































222


DoLR-MoRD Abali-I & II PMKSY (Watershed)










































DoLR-MoRD Old Abali PMKSY (Watershed)






223





















v)land development 2 2.00 2.00














DoLR-MoRD Bhismaknagar

PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)



224



PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)

iv)bench terracing 1 1.00 one year 1.00



PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)



DoLR-MoRD Injuno PMKSY (Watershed)





















225




















DoLR-MoRD Denlo PMKSY (Watershed)






























226














DoLR-MoRD Abango PMKSY (Watershed)




































227





DoLR-MoRD Koronu PMKSY (Watershed)







































DoLR-MoRD Jia-III PMKSY (Watershed)




v) Gabion Structures 2 5.00 1 Year 17.50


228



vi) Percolation tank 1 2.50 1 Year 8.75



vii) Earthen Checks 2 2.00 1 Year 2.00



viii) Nallah bund 2 2.00 1 Year 3.00












i)vegetative barriers 4 4.00 1 Year 4.00



v)land development 1 1.00 1 Year 1.00



vi)field bunds 1 1.00 1 Year 1.00



ACTIVITY 3. PASTURE DEVELOPMENT 1 Year



a)private agricultural land 1 1.00 1 Year 1.50



b)community land 2 2.00 1 Year 3.00


DoLR-MoRD Jia-II PMKSY (Watershed)







vi) Percolation tank 3 7.50 one year 26.25





229
































DoLR-MoRD Jia-I PMKSY (Watershed)


















230





























DoLR-MoRD Meka-II PMKSY (Watershed)





















231


























DoLR-MoRD Meka-I PMKSY (Watershed)
























232























DoLR-MoRD Simari-I & II

PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)

iv) Boulder Checks 1 1.50 1 Year 3.00



PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)

x) Land development 1 1.00 1 Year 1.50



PMKSY (Watershed)

xv)Check Dam 2 4.00 1 Year 20.00



PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)



233



PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)

i)vegetative barriers 4 4.00 1 Year 4.00



PMKSY (Watershed)

iv)bench terracing 2 2.00 1 Year 2.00



PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)




PMKSY (Watershed)



DoLR-MoRD Mayu-II PMKSY (Watershed)




vi) Percolation tank 4 4.00 1 Year 8.00




















234














DoLR-MoRD Mayu-I PMKSY (Watershed)













x) Land development 3 3.00 one year 4.50























235


DoLR-MoRD Balek PMKSY (Watershed)




















1 Year














DoLR-MoRD Kebali PMKSY (Watershed)















236


















iv)bench terracing 2 2.00 2.00














DoLR-MoRD Chidu PMKSY (Watershed)


















237



xv)Check Dam 3 6.00 1 Year 30.00










1 Year



iv)bench terracing 2 2.00 1 Year 2.00













418 Roing-Koronu Total 764 1175 3137

419 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Bizari-A ACTIVITY 1. ( Water Harvesting & Conservation Structures )

420 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Bizari-A PMKSY (Watershed)

v) Gabion Structures 6 15.00 one year 2016-17

52.50

421 Dambuk-Paglam


vii) Earthen Checks 6 6.00 one year 2016-17

6.00

422 Dambuk-Paglam


viii) Nallah bund 4 4.00 one year 2016-17

5.00

423 Dambuk-Paglam


ix) Under ground dyke

424 Dambuk-Paglam


x) Land development 6 6.00 one year 2016-17

9.00

425 Dambuk-Paglam


xi) Farm ponds 3 3.00 one year 2016-18

4.50


238

426 Dambuk-Paglam


xv)Check Dam 2 6.00 one year 2016-17

20.00

427 Dambuk-Paglam



428 Dambuk-Paglam



7.50

429 Dambuk-Paglam



430 Dambuk-Paglam



431 Dambuk-Paglam



432 Dambuk-Paglam



433 Dambuk-Paglam



434 Dambuk-Paglam



435 Dambuk-Paglam


vii) Earthen Checks 10 10.00 one year Rs 10.00

436 Dambuk-Paglam


viii) Nallah bund 10 10.00 one year Rs 10.00

437 Dambuk-Paglam


x) Land development 6 6.00 one year Rs 9.00

438 Dambuk-Paglam


xi) Farm ponds 7 7.00 one year Rs 7.00

439 Dambuk-Paglam


xv)Check Dam 3 9.00 one year Rs 30.00

440 Dambuk-Paglam



441 Dambuk-Paglam




239

442 Dambuk-Paglam



443 Dambuk-Paglam


vi)field bunds 5 5.00 one year Rs 2.50

444 Dambuk-Paglam



445 Dambuk-Paglam


a)private agricultural land 5 5.00 one year Rs 4.00

446 Dambuk-Paglam


b)community land 2 2.00 one year Rs 3.00

447 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Bizari-B PMKSY (Watershed)


448 Dambuk-Paglam



449 Dambuk-Paglam



450 Dambuk-Paglam



451 Dambuk-Paglam



452 Dambuk-Paglam


xi) Farm ponds 4 4.00 one year 6.00

453 Dambuk-Paglam



454 Dambuk-Paglam


455 Dambuk-Paglam



456 Dambuk-Paglam



457 Dambuk-Paglam




240

458 Dambuk-Paglam



459 Dambuk-Paglam



460 Dambuk-Paglam



461 Dambuk-Paglam



462 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Bizari-C PMKSY (Watershed)


463 Dambuk-Paglam



464 Dambuk-Paglam



465 Dambuk-Paglam



466 Dambuk-Paglam



467 Dambuk-Paglam



468 Dambuk-Paglam



469 Dambuk-Paglam



470 Dambuk-Paglam



471 Dambuk-Paglam



472 Dambuk-Paglam



473 Dambuk-Paglam




241

474 Dambuk-Paglam



475 Dambuk-Paglam



476 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Anupum-A

PMKSY (Watershed)


477 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Anupum-A

PMKSY (Watershed)


478 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Anupum-A

PMKSY (Watershed)


479 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Anupum-A

PMKSY (Watershed)


480 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Anupum-A

PMKSY (Watershed)


481 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Anupum-A

PMKSY (Watershed)


482 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Anupum-A

PMKSY (Watershed)


483 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Anupum-A

PMKSY (Watershed)


484 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Anupum-A

PMKSY (Watershed)


485 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Anupum-A

PMKSY (Watershed)


486 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Anupum-A

PMKSY (Watershed)


487 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Anupum-A

PMKSY (Watershed)


488 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Anupum-A

PMKSY (Watershed)


489 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Anupum-A

PMKSY (Watershed)



242

490 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Anupum-B

PMKSY (Watershed)


491 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Anupum-B

PMKSY (Watershed)


492 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Anupum-B

PMKSY (Watershed)


493 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Anupum-B

PMKSY (Watershed)


494 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Anupum-B

PMKSY (Watershed)


495 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Anupum-B

PMKSY (Watershed)


496 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Anupum-B

PMKSY (Watershed)


497 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Anupum-B

PMKSY (Watershed)


498 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Anupum-B

PMKSY (Watershed)


499 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Anupum-B

PMKSY (Watershed)


500 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Anupum-B

PMKSY (Watershed)


501 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Anupum-B

PMKSY (Watershed)


502 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Anupum-B

PMKSY (Watershed)


503 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Anupum-B

PMKSY (Watershed)


504 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Yapgo PMKSY (Watershed)


505 Dambuk-Paglam


v) Gabion Structures 4 10.00 One Year 35.00


243

506 Dambuk-Paglam


vii) Earthen Checks 2 2.00 One Year 3.00

507 Dambuk-Paglam


viii) Nallah bund 2 2.00 One Year 2.00

508 Dambuk-Paglam


x) Land development 2 2.00 One Year 4.00

509 Dambuk-Paglam


xv)Check Dam 1 3.00 One Year 10.00

510 Dambuk-Paglam



511 Dambuk-Paglam


v) Gabion Structures 1 2.50 One Year 2.50

512 Dambuk-Paglam



513 Dambuk-Paglam



514 Dambuk-Paglam



515 Dambuk-Paglam


a)private agricultural land 1 1.00 one year 2016-17

1.50

516 Dambuk-Paglam


b)community land 1 1.00 one year 2016-17

2.00

517 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Tapat PMKSY (Watershed)


518 Dambuk-Paglam



61.25

519 Dambuk-Paglam



8.00

520 Dambuk-Paglam



2.00

521 Dambuk-Paglam



7.50


244

522 Dambuk-Paglam



523 Dambuk-Paglam



6.00

524 Dambuk-Paglam



525 Dambuk-Paglam



526 Dambuk-Paglam



527 Dambuk-Paglam



1.50

528 Dambuk-Paglam



1.50

529 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Kapang PMKSY (Watershed)


530 Dambuk-Paglam



26.00

531 Dambuk-Paglam



2.00

532 Dambuk-Paglam



1.00

533 Dambuk-Paglam



1.50

534 Dambuk-Paglam



10.00

535 Dambuk-Paglam



536 Dambuk-Paglam



5.00

537 Dambuk-Paglam




245

538 Dambuk-Paglam



539 Dambuk-Paglam



540 Dambuk-Paglam



1.50

541 Dambuk-Paglam



2.00

542 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Remi PMKSY (Watershed)


543 Dambuk-Paglam



52.50

544 Dambuk-Paglam



10.00

545 Dambuk-Paglam



2.00

546 Dambuk-Paglam



3.00

547 Dambuk-Paglam



10.00

548 Dambuk-Paglam



549 Dambuk-Paglam



5.00

550 Dambuk-Paglam



551 Dambuk-Paglam



552 Dambuk-Paglam



553 Dambuk-Paglam



1.50


246

554 Dambuk-Paglam



1.50

555 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Poblung-A PMKSY (Watershed)


556 Dambuk-Paglam



61.25

557 Dambuk-Paglam



12.00

558 Dambuk-Paglam



2.00

559 Dambuk-Paglam



4.00

560 Dambuk-Paglam



40.00

561 Dambuk-Paglam



562 Dambuk-Paglam



7.50

563 Dambuk-Paglam



564 Dambuk-Paglam



565 Dambuk-Paglam



566 Dambuk-Paglam



2.00

567 Dambuk-Paglam



1.50

568 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Poblung-B PMKSY (Watershed)


569 Dambuk-Paglam



33.00


247

570 Dambuk-Paglam



15.00

571 Dambuk-Paglam



3.00

572 Dambuk-Paglam



3.00

573 Dambuk-Paglam



20.00

574 Dambuk-Paglam



575 Dambuk-Paglam



10.00

576 Dambuk-Paglam



577 Dambuk-Paglam



578 Dambuk-Paglam



579 Dambuk-Paglam



1.50

580 Dambuk-Paglam



1.50

581 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Poblung-C PMKSY (Watershed)


582 Dambuk-Paglam



20.00

583 Dambuk-Paglam



20.00

584 Dambuk-Paglam



4.00

585 Dambuk-Paglam



4.50


248

586 Dambuk-Paglam



10.00

587 Dambuk-Paglam



588 Dambuk-Paglam



12.50

589 Dambuk-Paglam



590 Dambuk-Paglam



591 Dambuk-Paglam



592 Dambuk-Paglam



1.50

593 Dambuk-Paglam



1.50

594 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Sirang PMKSY (Watershed)


595 Dambuk-Paglam



70.00

596 Dambuk-Paglam



4.00

597 Dambuk-Paglam



3.00

598 Dambuk-Paglam



3.00

599 Dambuk-Paglam



10.00

600 Dambuk-Paglam



601 Dambuk-Paglam



7.50


249

602 Dambuk-Paglam



603 Dambuk-Paglam



604 Dambuk-Paglam



605 Dambuk-Paglam



6.00

606 Dambuk-Paglam



6.00

607 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Paglam-B PMKSY (Watershed)


608 Dambuk-Paglam


v) Gabion Structures 2 5.00 12.00

609 Dambuk-Paglam


vii) Earthen Checks 1 1.00 2.00

610 Dambuk-Paglam


viii) Nallah bund 2 2.00 3.00

611 Dambuk-Paglam



612 Dambuk-Paglam



613 Dambuk-Paglam



614 Dambuk-Paglam



615 Dambuk-Paglam



616 Dambuk-Paglam



1.50

617 Dambuk-Paglam



2.00


250

618 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Paglam-A PMKSY (Watershed)


619 Dambuk-Paglam



620 Dambuk-Paglam



621 Dambuk-Paglam



622 Dambuk-Paglam



623 Dambuk-Paglam



624 Dambuk-Paglam



625 Dambuk-Paglam



626 Dambuk-Paglam


a)private agricultural land 1 1.00 2.00

627 Dambuk-Paglam


b)community land 1 1.00 1.50

628 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Anpum-c PMKSY (Watershed)


629 Dambuk-Paglam



630 Dambuk-Paglam



631 Dambuk-Paglam



632 Dambuk-Paglam



633 Dambuk-Paglam



1 Year


251

634 Dambuk-Paglam



635 Dambuk-Paglam



636 Dambuk-Paglam



637 Dambuk-Paglam



638 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Keba-Tinali

PMKSY (Watershed)


639 Dambuk-Paglam


PMKSY (Watershed)


640 Dambuk-Paglam


PMKSY (Watershed)


641 Dambuk-Paglam


PMKSY (Watershed)


642 Dambuk-Paglam


PMKSY (Watershed)


643 Dambuk-Paglam


PMKSY (Watershed)


644 Dambuk-Paglam


PMKSY (Watershed)


645 Dambuk-Paglam


PMKSY (Watershed)


646 Dambuk-Paglam


PMKSY (Watershed)


647 Dambuk-Paglam


PMKSY (Watershed)


648 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Banggo PMKSY (Watershed)


649 Dambuk-Paglam




252

650 Dambuk-Paglam



651 Dambuk-Paglam



652 Dambuk-Paglam



653 Dambuk-Paglam



1 Year

654 Dambuk-Paglam



655 Dambuk-Paglam



656 Dambuk-Paglam



657 Dambuk-Paglam



658 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Loklung PMKSY (Watershed)


659 Dambuk-Paglam



660 Dambuk-Paglam



661 Dambuk-Paglam



662 Dambuk-Paglam


x) Land development 1 1.00 1.50

663 Dambuk-Paglam



664 Dambuk-Paglam



665 Dambuk-Paglam




253

666 Dambuk-Paglam



667 Dambuk-Paglam



668 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Kaling-II PMKSY (Watershed)


669 Dambuk-Paglam



670 Dambuk-Paglam



671 Dambuk-Paglam



672 Dambuk-Paglam



673 Dambuk-Paglam



674 Dambuk-Paglam



675 Dambuk-Paglam



676 Dambuk-Paglam



677 Dambuk-Paglam



678 Dambuk-Paglam

DoLR-MoRD Kaling-I PMKSY (Watershed)


679 Dambuk-Paglam



680 Dambuk-Paglam



681 Dambuk-Paglam




254

682 Dambuk-Paglam



683 Dambuk-Paglam



684 Dambuk-Paglam



685 Dambuk-Paglam



686 Dambuk-Paglam



687 Dambuk-Paglam



688 Dambuk-Paglam Total 764 1000.5 0 1943.75

689 Hunli-Desali DoLR-MoRD Mitaka PMKSY (Watershed)




25.00



2.50



2.50



7.00





2.50




iv)bench terracing 4 3.00 one year 2016-17

7.00


255





3.00



1.50

701 Hunli-Desali DoLR-MoRD Dopowa PMKSY (Watershed)




19.50



1.50



5.00



6.00


RENOVATION :Water Harvesting & Conservation Structures )



2.50





7.00





2.00



1.50

713 Hunli-Desali DoLR-MoRD Chulungo PMKSY (Watershed)



256



13.00



1.50



5.00



7.00





3.00





4.00





1.50



2.00

725 Hunli-Desali DoLR-MoRD Chorni PMKSY (Watershed)

ACTIVITY 1( Water Harvesting & Conservation Structures )



13.00



5.00



3.00



8.00


257





2.50





7.00





2.00



1.50

737 Hunli-Desali DoLR-MoRD Desali PMKSY (Watershed)




25.00



10.00



8.00



12.00





2.50





8.00


258





3.00



5.00

749 Hunli-Desali DoLR-MoRD Donli Taloni

PMKSY (Watershed)

ACTIVITY 1. (Water Harvesting & Conservation Structures )


PMKSY (Watershed)


20.00


PMKSY (Watershed)


5.00


PMKSY (Watershed)


5.00


PMKSY (Watershed)


8.00


PMKSY (Watershed)



PMKSY (Watershed)


3.00


PMKSY (Watershed)



PMKSY (Watershed)


4.50


PMKSY (Watershed)



PMKSY (Watershed)


5.00


PMKSY (Watershed)


1.50

761 Hunli-Desali DoLR-MoRD Chuluni Model Village

PMKSY (Watershed)



259


PMKSY (Watershed)


25.00


PMKSY (Watershed)


3.00


PMKSY (Watershed)


5.00


PMKSY (Watershed)


7.50


PMKSY (Watershed)



PMKSY (Watershed)


5.00


PMKSY (Watershed)



PMKSY (Watershed)


10.00


PMKSY (Watershed)



PMKSY (Watershed)


4.50


PMKSY (Watershed)


1.50


260

773 Hunli-Desali DoLR-MoRD Jamu Pani PMKSY (Watershed)




30.00



3.00



2.00





6.00





7.50





5.00





5.00



1.50

786 Hunli-Desali DoLR-MoRD Hunli PMKSY (Watershed)




50.00



3.00


261



4.00



8.00





3.00





4.00





3.00



1.50

798 Hunli-Desali DoLR-MoRD Aloni Eyanli

PMKSY (Watershed)



PMKSY (Watershed)


20.00


PMKSY (Watershed)


4.00


PMKSY (Watershed)


5.00


PMKSY (Watershed)



PMKSY (Watershed)


12.00


PMKSY (Watershed)



262


PMKSY (Watershed)


6.00


PMKSY (Watershed)



PMKSY (Watershed)


10.00


PMKSY (Watershed)



PMKSY (Watershed)


6.00


PMKSY (Watershed)


3.00

811 Hunli-Desali DoLR-MoRD New Elope PMKSY (Watershed)




43.75



7.00



3.00



12.00


xi) Farm ponds 3 3.00 2.00



10.00





7.50



2.00


263





7.50





6.00



5.00

826 Hunli-Desali DoLR-MoRD Brinli PMKSY (Watershed)




15.00



4.00



2.00



6.00



15.00





2.50



1.50





6.00


264





4.50



5.00

840 Hunli Desali Total 329 411.5 0 731.75

841 Total Strategic Action Plan of DRDA 1857 2587 0 5812.5


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Summary of Block-wise and Department-wise Target under PMKSY

Department of Agriculture

Name of the Blocks/Sub

Districts


Component Total Number/Capacity(cum)


Period of Implementation

Estimated cost

(Rs. in Lakhs )

Block Total

Roing-Koronu MOA &FW- DAC&FW Micro Irrigation 1696 1696 5 860.197 9634.697

MOA &FW- DAC&FW Supplementary water management activities

16680 9058 5 8774.5

Dambuk-Paglam MOA &FW- DAC&FW Micro Irrigation 1280 1280 5 574.058 6001.058


9730 9900 5 5427

Hunli-Desali MOA &FW- DAC&FW Micro Irrigation 698 698 5 389.764 1679.764


1660 1690 5 1290

Agriculture Total 31744 24322 17315.52


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Department of Horticulture



Component Activity Priority Command Area/Irrigation Potential(Ha)

Period of Implementation ( 5/

7 yrs)


Block Total

Roing Koronu MDA & FW-DAC & FW

Per drop more crop

(Micro Irrigation)

DPAP Drip Irrigation

High 1812 5 3972.74

5148.51 Roing Koronu MDA & FW-DAC &

FW Per drop more crop

(Micro Irrigation)

DPAP Mini Sprinkler

High 340 5 1175.77

Dambuk-Paglam MDA & FW-DAC & FW

Per drop more crop

(Micro Irrigation)


High 863 5 1876.66

2239.77 Dambuk-Paglam MDA & FW-DAC &


(Micro Irrigation)

DPAP Mini Sprinkler

High 105 5 363.11

Hunli-Desali MDA & FW-DAC & FW

Per drop more crop

(Micro Irrigation)


High 40 5 80.14

1152.17 Hunli-Desali MDA & FW-DAC &


(Micro Irrigation)

DPAP Mini Sprinkler

High 310 1072.03

Total 3470 8540.45


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ATMA



Component Activity Total Number/Capacity(cum)


5/ 7 yrs)


Roing-Koronu MOA &FW- DAC&FW Per drop more crop

ATMA Training and Extension Services

2000 5 300.00

Dambuk-Paglam MOA &FW- DAC&FW Per drop more crop


1500 5 225.00

Hunli-Desali MOA &FW- DAC&FW Per drop more crop


1000 5 150.00

Total 4500 675.00


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Block-wise Strategic Action Plan of WRD Dept under PMKSY


Districts





Estimated cost

(Rs. in Lakhs )

Block Total

Roing-Koronu

MoWR/WRD AIBP 23 176.00 1 228.00 26915.14

MoWR/WRD Har Khet Ko Pani (Newly Created) 142 9469.10 5 23242.06

Har Khet Ko Pani (Renovation, RRR and CAD) 17 1084.03 5 3445.08

Dambuk-Paglam

MoWR/WRD AIBP 19 85.00 1 140.00 22842.10


Har Khet Ko Pani (Renovation, RRR and CAD) 4 205.00 5 708.60

Hunli-Desali MoWR/WRD AIBP 8 29.00 1 48.00

5683.00


Total WRD 350 22100.13 55440.24


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Block-wise Action Plan for WRD (TW & GW)


Districts





Estimated cost

(Rs. in Lakhs )

Roing-Koronu MOWR/ CGWB Har Khet ko

Pani. 246

1625 2 2399.50

Dambuk-Paglam

MOWR/ CGWB Har Khet ko Pani. 89 181 5 319.00

Hunli-Desali MOWR/ CGWB Har Khet ko

Pani. 0 0 0 0

Total CGWB 335 1806 2718.50

Block-wise Action Plan for DRDA under PMKSY


Districts





Estimated cost (Rs. in Lakhs )

Roing-Koronu DoLR-MoRD PMKSY Watershed Management

764 1175 1 Year 3137

Dambuk-Paglam DoLR-MoRD PMKSY Watershed Management

764 1000.5 1 Year 1943.75

Hunli-Desali DoLR-MoRD PMKSY Watershed Management

329 411.5 1 Year 731.75

Total 1857 2587 0 5812.5


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Block-wise Action Plan for RWD (Water Conservation)


Districts





Estimated cost

(Rs. in Lakhs )

Roing-Koronu MoLR/ MoRD Watershed

Management 2824

4105.05 5 6156.00

Dambuk-Paglam MoLR/ MoRD Watershed

Management 2959 2318 5 1646.00

Hunli-Desali MoLR/ MoRD Watershed

Management 1693 1301 5 1993.00

Total CGWB 7476 7724.05 15 9795


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Summary of District Irrigation Plan of Lower Dibang Valley

Name of the Block

Physical and Financial Target under PMKSY for 05 Years (2016-2021)

WRD WRD (TW & GW) Agriculture Horticulture RWD (Soil Conservation) DRDA ATMA

Physical Target Financial

Target


Target

Physical Target Financial Target

Physical

Target

Financial Target


Target


Target

Physical

Target

Financial

Target

Unit/ Number

Command Area

Unit/ Numb

er

Command Area

Unit/ Numbe

r

Command Area

Command Area

Unit/ Numb

er

Command Area

Unit/ Numb

er

Command Area

Unit/ Numbe

r

Roing Koronu

182 10729.13 26915.1 246 1625 2399.5 18376 10754 9634.7 2152 5148.51 2823 3105.05

6156.00 764 0 3137 2000 300.00

Dambuk-Paglam

103 9088.00 22842.10

89 181 319.00 11010 11180 6001.06 968 2239.77 2959 2318

1646.00 764 0 1943.75 1500 225.00

Hunli-Desali

65 2283.00 5683.00 0 0 0 2358 2388 1679.76 350 1152.17 1693 1301

1993.00 329 0 731.75 1000 150.00

Total 350 22100.13 55440.2 335 1806 2718.5 31744 24322 17315.5 3470 8540.45 7475 6724.05 9795.00 1857 0 5812.5 4500 675.00

Summary of District Irrigation Plan

Name of the Block Physical Target Financial Target

Unit/ Number Command Area/ Irrigation Potential to be Created

Roing Koronu 24391 28365.2 53690.85

Dambuk-Paglam 16425 23735 35216.68

Hunli-Desali 5445 6322 11389.68

Total 46261 58422.2 100297.2


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Important Maps of Lower Dibang Valley District


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