Inter Ministrial Committee on Water Conservation Efforts...

Date: 1.5. 2019

Vasundhara Watershed Developmet Agency, Pune

Inter Ministrial Committee on Water Conservation

Efforts of Maharashtra state on water conservation

PMKSY Components and Convergence

I. Accelerated Irrigation Benefits Programme (AIBP)

II. Har Khet ko Pani

III. Per Drop More Crop

IV. Watershed Development

• Convergence Programme with Central and State Schemes

I. Jalyukt Shivar Abhiyan (Field filled with Water)

II. MGNREGS

III. Magel Tyala Shettale (Farm Pond on Demand)

Summary of PMKSY-WDC Maharashtra State---Till 31 March. 2019

Sr. No

Particulars

Year of Appraisal Total Batch-

I (2009-

10)

Batch-II (2010-11)

Batch-III (2011-12)

Batch IV (2012-13)

Batch V (2013-14)

Batch VI (2014-15)

1. No. of Projects for implementation

239 359 212 118 113 121 1162

2. Project Area 9.51 14.52 8.79 4.97 4.93 5.37 48.09

3. Project Cost (Rs. Cr.) 1213 1853 1127 646 634 690 6163

4. Funds received (Rs. in Cr.) Central+ State+Int

800 1174 582 182 111 50 3035

5. Total Expenditure (Rs. in Cr. and %)

799 (99%)

1173 (98%)

580 (97%)

179 (97%)

109 (98%)

48 (96%)

2890 (96%)

6. DPRs sanctioned 239 359 214 113 81 20 1026 7. Projects Cancelled/

Hold 4 11 3 7 34 97 156

8. Phy Ach Lakh Hect 7.21 10.35 4.93 1.31 0.56 0.08 24.44

9 WDF Amt in Cr. 6.51 11.46 17.97

10 Exited Projects Mar 17 Mar -18 Mar- 19 Mar -20 Mar-21 Mar -22

11 Administrative Closure Report

239 348

PMKSY –WD implementation strategy.

• The projects selection based on priority by MRSAC, ground water status, DPAP.

• Project wise release of funds to take up the balance NRM works in projects nearing saturation.

• Targeting of livelihood activities in Batch – III and Batch –IV projects.

• Achieving Convergence with Other schemes viz. MGNREGS, PMKSY –OI, Jalyukt Shivar Abhiyan etc. to complete the targeted Watershed Works.

• Use of GIS, PFMS, MIS technology. • Uploaded 1.5 lakh + field photographs on Bhuvan Srishti

Portal using Drishti mobile Application. • E tendering of NRM works

• Area Treatment.

• Soil moisture conservation activities like Continuous Countour Trenches, Deep Continuous Countour Trenches, Water Absorption Trenches, Compartment Bunding, Terracing, Graded Bunding, Repair of old paddy bunds, Bodi repair.

• Non aerable land -Continuous Countour Trenches, Deep Continuous Countur Trenches, Water Absorption Trenches activeties are taken up on wasteland with cumulative achievement of 46277 ha.

• Aerable land - A series of Compartment bunds divide the area into strips and act as barriers to the flow of water, thus reducing the amount and velocity of the runoff with cumulative achievement of 7.89 lakh ha. Graded bunds act primarily as drainage channel to regulate and conduct excess runoff at non erosive velocity with cumulative achievement of 5.54 lakh ha.

• Terracing reduces the length of the hill side slope, there by reducing sheet and rill erosion and prevents formation of gullies with cumulative achievement of 24945 ha.

• Area under Plantation (Horticulture and afforstation) implementation is about 3018 ha. These activities have helped to reduce the silt flowing to the large reservoirs.

PMKSY –WD implementation strategy (NRM Works).

• Drainage line treatment – Includes structures such as Earthen structures, Loose boulders, Earthen nala bund, Cement nala bund,, Diversion bund etc.

• Among these Cement Nala bund (3000+)& Earthen Nala bund (5000+)act as water harvesting structures. These structures taken in lower reaches are useful for ground water recharge.

• Created capacity of 65000 TCM.

PMKSY –WD implementation strategy (NRM Works).

IWMP -Physical and Financial Progress oF NRM work During Year 2018-19 Sr. no. Name of the NRMActivitiy Unit Total Batch I To VI

Phy. Fin.

I) a Soil Moisture Conservation Activities (Area Treatment)-

1) CCT ha. 1692.00 615.00 2) D•eep CCT(forest) ha. 17.00 1.87 3) Water Absorption Trenches ha. 0.00 0.00 4) Compartment Bunding ha. 74367.00 4793.00 5) Terracing ha. 943.00 677.00 6) Graded Bunding ha. 29833.00 1676.00 7) Repair of old paddy bunds ha. 3260.00 533.00 8) Bodi repair ha. 25.00 8.00 9) Paddy bunding ha. 120.00 33.00 10) Reclamatin of ill drained soils (open trench) ha. 127.00 14.00

Total 110384.00 8350.87

I) b Vegetative and Engineering Structures (Drainage Line Treatment-1)-

1) Earthen Structures No 2771.00 27.00 2) Loose Boulder Structure (Upper reaches) No 50.00 2.00 3) Loose Boulder Structure (Middale reaches) No 2196.00 62.00 4) Gabian Structure No 61.00 7.00 5) Nala training Rmt 11.00 30.00 Total 5089.00 128.00

PMKSY WDC -Physical and Financial Progress oF NRM work During Year 2018-19

I) c Water Harvesting Structures (Drainage Line Treatment-2)-

1) Farm Pond No. 284.00 276.00

2)

Sunken pond

No. 0.00 0.00

3) Jalkund No. 0.00 0.00

4) Cement Nala Bund No. 255.00 2568.00

5) Earthen Nala Bund No. 112.00 468.00

6) D•iversion bund No. 24.00 76.00

7) Well recharge No. 5.00 0.00

8) Nala deepning No. 142.00 354.00

Total 822.00 3742.00 I) d Plantation-

1) Afforestation ha. 0 0 2) Horticulture ha. 12 0 3) Any other ha. 5 9

Total 17.00 9.00 State Total (NRM) 116312.00 12229.87

Sr. No. Quarterly Achievements on Output- Outcome indicators under WDC- PMKSY Indicator During 4th Q Cumul year 2018-19

1 No. of Water harvesting Structures 955

a Newly constructed (Nos.)

i Constructed on private land of SC 3 92

ii Constructed on private land of ST 1 30

iii Constructed on others including public land 34 484

Total 38 606

b Rennovated (Nos.)

i Rennovated on private land of SC 3 53

ii Rennovated on private land of ST 0 37

iii Rennovated on others including public land 59 259

Total 62 349

2 Additional area brought under protective irrigation (in ha.)

a Area belonging to SC 39.62 64.52

b Area belonging to ST 0 0

c Area belonging to others including public land 580.76 5153

Total 620.38 5217.52

3 NO. of farmers benefitted

a SC 78 1575

b ST 31 1706

c Others 518 5103

Total 627 8384

4 Area brought under plantation (Horticulture/Afforestation etc.in ha.)

a SC (Area belonging to SCs) 0 7

b ST (Area belonging to STs) 0 0

c Others (all areas including community/Govt. land brought under plantation except SCs & STs) 0 429.3

Total 0 436.3

5 Area of culturable wasteland treated in completed Watershed Dev.Projects (in ha.)

a SC (Area belonging to SCs) 14.4 580.42

b ST (Area belonging to STs) 54.92 875.92

c Others (all areas including community/Govt. land brought under plantation except SCs & STs) 208.9 2411.03

Total 278.22 3867.37

6 Employment Generated (person-days)

a SC 5108 6228

b ST 12675 13180

c Others 9251 58346

Total 27034 77754

Sr.

no. Name of the NRMActivitiy Unit

Total Batch I to VI

Phy. Fin.

I) a Soil Moisture Conservation Activities (Area Treatment)- 1) CCT ha. 32606 7998

2) D•eep CCT(forest) ha. 1058 133

3) Water Absorption Trenches ha. 12634 859

4) Compartment Bunding ha. 774466 50324

5) Terracing ha. 24945 14453

6) Graded Bunding ha. 554517 32979

7) Repair of old paddy bunds ha. 36942 7430

8) Bodi repair ha. ha. 138 53

9) Paddy bunding 1550 528

10) Reclamatin of ill drained soils (open

trench) ha. 127 14

PMKSY WDC -Physical and Financial Progress oF NRM work Cumulative achievement up to Year 2018-19

Sr.

no. Name of the NRMActivitiy Unit

Total Batch I to VI

Phy. Fin.

I) b Vegetative and Engineering Structures (Drainage Line Treatment-1)-

1) Earthen Structures Cum/No 102103 1083

2) Loose Boulder Structure (Upper reaches) Cum/No 184283 2927

3) Loose Boulder Structure (Middale reaches) Cum/No 64525 1535

4) Gabian Structure Cum/No 1643 55

5) Nala training Rmt 14 51

I) c Water Harvesting Structures (Drainage Line Treatment-2)-

1) Farm Pond No. 1914 1879

2) sunken pond No. 10 5

3) Jalkund No. 39 31

4) Cement Nala Bund No. 3383 27642

5) Earthen Nala Bund No. 5207 18386

6) D•iversion bund No. 469 1253

7) Well recharge No. 47 8

8) Nala deepning No. 759 1653

I) d Plantation-

1) Afforestation ha. 554 118

2) Horticulture ha. 1836 22

State Total (NRM) 171897.0

PMKSY WDC -Physical and Financial Progress oF NRM work Cumulative achievement up to Year 2018-19

Sr. no.

Name of the NRM Activities.

Total Potential area brought

under Protective

Irrigation ha.

Phy.

Fin. Rs. In Lakhs

Water Harvesting

Structures

1 Cement Nala Bund 92 618.17 537.92

2 Earthen Nala Bund 23 56.24 60

Total 115 674.41 537.92

PMKSY-PDMC-OI Achiements reporting till March -19

Annual Action Plan for year 2019-20

(Amount Rs. in Lakh)

Sl.

No. Batch

I st Qtr.

(Apr.-June)

II nd Qtr.

(Jul.-Sept.)

III rd Qtr.

(Oct.-Dec)

IV th Qtr.

(Jan.-Mar.)

Total Fund

requirement for

year 2017-18

(3+4+5+6)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1 Batch-IV

(2012-13) 9088 7573 4544 9088 30293

2 Batch-V

(2013-14) 5075 4229 2537 5075 16915

3 Batch-VI

(2014-15) 549 458 275 549 1830

TOTAL: 14711 12260 7356 14711 49038

Potential Treatment Map - Output

Impact Assess Study : MONITORING NRM ACTIVITIES

Analysis of conditions of a watershed before and after implementation of activities.

Compartment Bunding

MWS : 4E8B3c2e 2009 2016

NDVI analysis using Temporal (Pre and Post) Satellite Data

Implementation Use

A Few Photographs of

NRM Activities

Continuous Contour Trenches Village: Pangaon, IWMP project no.: IWMP-27/2011-12, District: Solapur, Block: Barshi Latitude: 18’ 08”31.61”N, Longitude: 75’44”03.25”E,

NRM Works-Compartment Bunding Village:, Junoni IWMP project no.: IWMP-05/2009-10, District: Solapur Block: Sangola Latitude: 17° 14'46.25"N, Longitude: 75°00'30.74"E,

NRM Works-Loose Boulder Structure (LBS)

Village: Rajuri, IWMP project no.: IWMP-8/2010-11, District: Ahmednagar, Block: Jamkhed Latitude: 18’ 19”26.88”N, Longitude: 75˚22’13.32 ̎E,

NRM - EARTHEN NALA BUND (ENB) Village-Anuskura , IWMP Project No- IWMP-KR 59/04/2009-2010 District – Kolhapur , Block – Panhala /Shahuwadi

Project Name-: IWMP- 06 (20110-11) Village-: Burambal Taluka- Radhanagri ,Dist- Kolhapur

Diversion Dam

NRM: Cement Nala Bund (CNB) Village : Nivebh, IWMP : 30/2011-2012 District : Ratnagiri, Block : Sangmeshwer (Devrukh) Latitude : 17° 3'43.08"N Longitude : 73°40'59.19"E

VISION CREATE WATER SECURITY + BOOST AGRICULTURAL INCOME

STRATEGIES Create

awareness about scheme

Establish Public Private and

NGO Partnership

Enhance efficiency with

government support

Build and collect

evidence to measure success

Convergence of existing schemes to meet targets

Provide guidelines and

support to service delivery

partners

JALYUKT SHIVAR ABHIYAN ACTIVITIES

IMMEDIATE OUTCOMES

Enhanced soil fertility

Increased farm productivity

Increased groundwater recharge

Increased water

storage capacity

Reduction in water run off

Sustainably boosting rural income

Water security for drought prone region

Increase in Groiundwater Level

LONG TERM OUTCOMES

IMPACT

Improved Farmers Income

Reduction of Water Scarcity

in Villages

Increased Water Availability

Improved Risk

Management (Drought Resiliance)

Jalyukta Shivar Abhiyan

Jalyukta Shivar Abhiyan – Aim & Objectives

Flagship Program of The Government of Maharashtra

▪ To arrest maximum runoff (insitu water conservation).

▪ To create Decentralized Water Bodies.

▪ To increase the Groundwater Level.

▪ To create new structures of water conservations.

▪ Rejuvenation of the water storage capacity of various existing

structures.

▪ To increase storage capacity of water bodies by removing silt through

People’s Participations.

▪ To sensitize the concept of Water Budgeting.

▪ To encourage Tree Plantation.

▪ To create awareness and encourage people for efficient use of water for

farming.

▪ Village watershed as unit of planning

▪ Water Budgeting module developed by IIT Mumbai (M.S) has been

introduced.

▪ Requirement of water – For Drinking , Animals and Agriculture

▪ Village action Plan maps are used in JSA project using technology of

Remote sensing and GIS.

▪ Treatment Potential Map of watershed is prepared by using various

GIS layer of land slope, land capability, soil erosion ,contour,

geomorphology, lineaments, etc to facilitate village committee to

take decision on best suitable soil and water conservation

treatment for particular site.

▪ Shiwar feri with Treatment Potential Map and PRA by field officers /

Villagers .

▪ Average Rainfall, Runoff, Topography, Availability of Water are major

factor affects preparation of water budget.

Water Budgeting - Action Plan

▪ Collector is captain of the Team at District level. He is responsible for

selection of villages, approval of the plan and implementation of the works.

▪ There is the convergence of various schemes related to Water Conservation

viz, Central & State Government fund , DPC and Peoples contribution,

Convergence of IWMP,MGNREGA,NHM,VIIDP, Adarsh Gaon Yojana,

Koradvahu Sheti Abhiyan,ZP cess fund,MP/MLA fund, NGO /CSR fund

▪

• Apart from regular scheme fund, Special provision is made for the

programme as ‘Gap Fund’ which can be used for all work of JSA.

For 2015-16 Rs. 2000 Cr. ,2016-17 Rs. 2100 Cr. 2017-18 Rs 1200 2018-19 Rs

1500 has been given as Gap Fund.

▪ The Siddhivinayak Trust, Mumbai and Sai Baba Sansthan , Shirdi has given

Rs.1 Cr to each district. Various NGO like Tata Trust, Pani foundation,

Kamalnayan Bajaj foundation and many more NGO are actively supporting

the initiative.

▪ To support NGO initiative, Government has announced Public Private

Partnership (PPP) Policy for Soil and water conservation works especially

desilting

Convergence of Funds

▪ Villages undertaken 22589 .

▪ Program completed villages 15916

▪ Silt excavated 18 Crore cubic meter

▪ Participation of people Rs 612 Crore

▪ Increase Water Storage Capacity-24.35 Lakh TCM

▪ Created Protective Irrigation capacity -34.23 lakh Ha

▪ Gap Funding - 6800 Cr.

Jalyukt Shivar Abhiyan : Outcome

Farm Pond on Demand

• Present Scenario:

• Application received : 4,02,464

• Technically fit site : 2,89,756

• Issued work order : 2,46,070

• In progress : 3,268

• Completed : 1,20,439

• Subsidy Paid Nos : 1,13,221

• The amount of subsidy paid : 539.55 Cr • .

Farm Pond on Demand

MGNREGA - MAHARASHTRA

1

Sr. No. Work Category

No. of Completed works No. of Ongoing

works in FY 2016-17 in FY 2017-18 in FY 2018-19 Since Inception

1 Forest pond 257 151 129 1967 690

2 Counter trench 596 363 284 6277 902

3 Loose Boulder 1310 773 972 15416 1202

4 Earthen Bund 153 65 56 2418 197

5 Mati Nala Bandh 1323 737 743 20713 1084

6 Farm Bunding 1491 861 510 11919 1757

7 Majgi (terracing) 5437 3044 2937 24772 4496

8 Bodi Nutanikaran 1002 488 523 6515 899

9 Gabian Bandhara 121 220 122 720 118

10 Bhumigat Bhandhara 56 16 5 312 64

11 Well recharging 5564 6053 7170 41797 10480

12 Desilting 1715 1072 747 14470 1661

13 Nalla saralikaran 800 631 769 6290 1333

14 Cement Nalla Bhandhara 600 354 265 4566 794

15 Canal Repair 173 128 523 6515 462

16 Recharge Pit 237 240 224 1622 1123

TOTAL 20835 15196 15979 166289 27262

Water conservation Works under MGNREGS

Performance under PMKSY – 2018-19

Per Drop More Crop (Micro Irrigation)

Component

Physical (Area

Ha.) Financial (Rs.crore)

Targets Ach’mnt Fund Received Expenditure

GoI State Total GoI State Total

Drip 111144 77844

343.68 225.05 568.73

185.28 123.52 308.80

Sprinkler 106389 37225 42.73 28.48 71.21

Admin Cost 0 0 6.00 0.00 6.00

Total 217533 115069 343.68 225.05 568.73 234.01 152.00 386.01

Subsidy payment of 57392 application of 2018-19 is under process

PMKSY -AAP 2019-20

Component

Physical Target Financial Provision

(Rs.crore) Area

( Ha.)

Benificieres

(No.) GoI State Total

PDMC (Micro Irrigation)

Drip 110623 121686 272.00 181.33 453.33

Sprinkler 63617 69979 68.00 45.33 113.33

Admin Cost 0 0 20.00 0.00 20.00

AIBP Project 0 0 40.00 26.67 66.67

Total -PDMC 174240 191665 400.00 253.33 653.33

Other Intervention 0.00 0.00 80.00 53.33 133.33

Total AAP for 2019-

20 174240 191665 480.00 306.66 786.66

PMKSY – AIBP

• AIBP was specifically started because a large number of river valley projects – both major and medium – have spilled from plan to plan, mainly because of financial constraints of state governments.

• Some of these projects were in an advanced stage of construction and could provide irrigation benefits in four or five agricultural seasons.

• The completion of these projects, however, was beyond the resources capability of the State Governments.

List of the 26 projects in Maharashtra under PMKSY / AIBP Scheme

Sr.No. Name of the Project Benefited Districts

Priority-I Projects

1 Bawanthadi (IS) Bhandara

2 Lower Panzara Dhule

3 Dongargaon Chandrapur

4 Warna Kolhapur, Sangli

Priority-II Projects

5 Waghur Jalgaon

6 Lower Dudhana Parbhani, Jalna

7 Tillari Sindhudurg

8 Nandur Madhmeshwar Ph-II Aurangabad

9 Khadakpurna Buldhana

Priority-III Projects

10 Lower Wardha Wardha

11 Gosikhurd (NP) Nagpur, Bhandara Chandrapur

12 Upper Pen Ganga Yavatmal, Parbhani, Nanded

13 Bembla - Yavatmal Yavatmal

14 Tarali Satara

15 Dhom Balaakwadi Pune / Satara

16 Arjuna Ratanagiri

17 Upper Kundalika Beed

18 Aruna Sindhudurg

19 Krishna Koyana Lift Solapur, Sangli

20 Gadnadi Ratanagiri

21 Sangola Branch Canal Solapur

22 Morna (Gureghar) Satara

23 Lower Pedhi Amravati, Akola

24 Wang project Satara

25 Naradave

(Mahammadwadi) Sindhudurg

26 Kudali Satara

List of the 26 projects in Maharashtra under PMKSY / AIBP Scheme

Secretary Agri. Sec. Soil & Water Conservation

Comm. of Agriculture

Supervisory Authority Divisional Jt. Director (8)

Dist. Superintending Agril.Officer (33) Project Manager

STATE LEVEL

DIVISION LEVEL

DISTRICT LEVEL

PROJECT LEVEL Project Implementing Agency

WC LEVEL

Taluka Agril.Officer (353)

WDT member and sign.autho. WC

Circle Agriculture Officer (885)

Sub Divisional Agril.Officer(90)

Director (6)

ORGANISATION SETUP

Agriculture Supervisor (2726)

Member WC ,15 member Committee

Agri. Dept. Setup PMKSY Setup

Chairman VWDA

CEO V W D A

Director SC &WM

WCDC

Supervisory Authority

WDT

Agril. Asst.

PIA

Member VWDA

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PMKSY – CADWM

• The main objective of CAD&WM Programme is to enhance utilization of irrigation potential created and improve agriculture productivity and production on a sustainable basis through integrated and coordinated approach involving multidisciplinary team.

• The programme was launched in 1974-75 and was restructured and renamed as Command Area Development and Water Management (CADWM) Programme in 2004. +

• The scheme has been implemented as a State Sector Scheme during the XI Five Year Plan (2008-09 to 2011-12).

• During XII Plan, the CADWM programme has been implemented pari-passu with Accelerated Irrigation Benefits Programme (AIBP).

List of the projects - Priority

wise

Bawanthadi Irrigation Project

Sr.

No

Description Quantity

1. Project

Estimated Cost

Rs. 867.20

crore

2. ICA

CCA

IP

17537 Ha

25062 Ha

27706 Ha

3. Drinking water

use

6.00 Mcum

4. Project

Expenditure

748.41 Cr.

Priority –

I

A joint venture of Madhya Pradesh & Maharashtra State

River: Bawanthadi, Godavari River Basin.

Madhya Pradesh Part : Dam & LBC (80.52 km)

Maharashtra Part: The construction of RBC (26.61km) system & rehabilitation works.

Inclusion (PMKSY-AIBP) : In 2016-17 as Priority-I project

Benefitted Districts : Balaghat, Bhandara & Gondia.

CADWM: (CCA-25062Ha, Budget-25.03 Cr.)

Completion Date: December 2019

MIS Status : AIBP – Aug 2018 Updated

CADWM – Not Yet Started

Lower Panzara Irrigation Project

• Project Location : Akkalpada - Sakri of District Dhule.

• River : Panzara River, Tapti Basin

• Inclusion (PMKSY/AIBP) : In 2015-16, as in Priority – I project.

• Benefitted Districts : Dhule

• Other benefits : Fisheries, Tourism etc. Population to be benefitted about 84000 peoples, 21 villages are benefitted.

• Major Impact : Out of 7585 ha Ultimate irrigation potential of the project, 6681 ha potential (about 88 % of total command) is covered under area declared as drought prone area (DPA) in Sakri and Dhule talukas of Dhule district.

• CADWM : (CCA – 6785 Ha)

(Budget – 25.03 Cr.)

• Completion Date: December 2019

• MIS Status : AIBP – Aug 2018 Updated


Sr. No Description Quantity

1. Project Estimated Cost 556.286 Cr.

2. ICA

CCA

IP

7585 Ha

9980 Ha

6785 Ha

3. Drinking water use 21.92 Mcum

4.

5. Industrial Use

Project Expenditure

8.50 Mcum

462.765 Cr.

Priority –

I

Dongargaon Irrigation Project

Sr.

No



2.

3.

ICA

CCA

IP

Project Expenditure

2576 Ha

2845 Ha

3606 Ha

40.31 Cr.

Priority –

I

Location : Village Dongargaon in

Rajuri tehsil of Chandrapur

River : Nalla (Adichhagar) in

Wardha sub-basin of Godavari Basin.

Inclusion (PMKSY-AIBP) :

Benefitted Districts : Chandarpur

CADWM : Not included

Completion Date: December 2019-

20

MIS Status :AIBP – Aug 2018

Updated

Warna Irrigation

Project



2.

ICA 87000 Ha

3. CCA

98839 Ha

4.

5.

IP

Project Expenditure

74690 Ha

290.09

Priority –

I • Inclusion (PMKSY/AIBP) : Included

in (AIBP) in 2005-06 and recently in PMKSY to complete the remaining canal works.

• District Benefitted : Sangali & Kolhapur

• Category : General

• Indirect/Expected Benefits :

a) Number of sugar factories are developed in command.

b) Economic growth, living status, and educational standard of people have been developed.

c) Ground water table in command is raised. Production of vegetables, fruits, milk, etc. agriculture based product are increased and rural industries are developed.

– CADWM : Not included

– Completion Date: December 2019

– MIS Status : AIBP - Dec 2017 Update

CADWM -Not updated

Waghur Irrigation

Project • Location : Raipur, Taluka - Jalgaon of

district Jalgaon

• River : Waghur, Tapi basin

• Category : DPA

• Inclusion (PMKSY/AIBP) : In 2015-16 as in Priority – II project.

• District Benefitted : Jalgaon & Bhusaval

• CADWM : (CCA – 6678 Ha) (Budget – 25.03 Cr.)






2.

ICA 49702.22 Ha

3. CCA 39511Ha

4. IP 38570 Ha

5. Domestic Water 54.90 Cumec

6.

7.

Industrial Water

Project Expenditure

9.10 Cumec

818.54 Cr.

Priority –

II

Lower Dudhana

Irrigation Project • Location : Parbhani District of

Maharashtra State

• River : Parbhani, Godavari Basin

• Inclusion (PMKSY/AIBP) : 2015-16

• Benefitted Districts : Parbhani & Jalna

• CADWM : (CCA- 30035 Ha, Budget-

149.44 Cr.)


• MIS Status : AIBP – Aug 2018

Updated

CADWM – Not Yet

Started

Sr.

No


1. Project Estimated

Cost

2341.67 Cr.

2.

ICA 28698 Ha

3. CCA 38264 Ha

4. IP 44482 Ha

5. Domestic Water Not Included

6.

7.

Industrial Water

Project Expenditure

Not Included

1551.36 Cr.

Priority –

II

Tillari

Irrigation

Project • It is a joint venture of Goa & Maharashtra States

• Location: Sawantwadi – Maharashtra

• Category: DDP

• District Benefitted: Sindhudurg (MH), North Goa (Goa)

• Inclusion (PMKSY/ AIBP): In 2015-16 as in Priority- II projects.

• Other Benefits: Provision to the extent of 57.43 MCM of water was also made for domestic and industries purpose for Goa State

• CADWM: (CCA- 21,197 Ha, Budget- 32.43 Cr.)


• MIS Status : AIBP – Sep 2017 Updated




2.

ICA 13651 Ha

3. CCA 14521 Ha

4. IP 12,542 Ha

5. Domestic Water 57.43 Mcum

6.

7.

Industrial Water

Project Expenditure

Not Included

978.918 Cr.

Priority –

II

Nandur Madhmeshwar

Phase-II WAKI

DAM

Sr.

No


1. Project Estimated

Cost

797.97 Cr.

2. ICA 37603 Ha

3. CCA 54433 Ha

4. IP 45576 Ha

5. Domestic Water Not Included

6.

7.

Industrial Water

Project Expenditure

Not Included

648.68 Cr.

Location: – Waki & Bham Dam in Taluka Igatpuri, District Nashik Maharashtra

River: Godavari Basin

Category: DDP

District Benefitted: Nashik, Aurangabad & Ahmednagar

Inclusion (PMKSY/ AIBP): In 2015-16 as in Priority- II projects.

Other Benefits:

CADWM: (CCA- 23116 Ha, Budget- 49.34 Cr.)




BHAM

DAM

Priority –

II

Khadakpurna

Irrigation Project Location: Buldhana district - Maharashtra

River:

Category: DDP

District Benefitted:

Inclusion (PMKSY/ AIBP): In as in Priority- II projects.

Other Benefits:

CADWM: (CCA- Ha, Budget- Cr.)




Sr.

No



2. ICA 20720 Ha

3. CCA 25900 Ha

4. IP 24290 Ha

5. Domestic Water 4.772 Mcum

6.

7.

Industrial Water

Project Expenditure

3.10 Mcum

1108.38 Cr.

Priority –

II

Lower Wardha Major Irrigation

Project • Location : Dhanodi, Taluka – Arvi of

district Wardha.

• River : Godavari basin

• Category : DPA

• Inclusion (PMKSY/AIBP) : In 2008-

09 as in Priority – III project.

• District Benefitted : Wardha

• CADWM : (CCA – 63453 ha) (Budget

– 200.86 Cr.)



Updated

CADWM – Not Yet

Started



3. CCA 63453 Ha

4. IP 63333 Ha

5. Domestic Water 12.07 Mm3

6.

7.

Industrial Water

Project Expenditure

40.20 Mm3

1691.60 Cr.

Priority –

III

Gosikhurd (Indira Sagar) National Irrigation

Project

• Location : Gosikhurd, of district Bhandara. • River : across river Wainganga


• Inclusion (PMKSY/AIBP) : In 2008-09 as in Priority – III project.

• District Benefitted : Bhandara, Nagpur, Chandrapur.

• CADWM : (CCA – 200000 Ha) (Budget – 7777.85 Cr.)






2 ICA 1,90,000 Ha

3. CCA 200000 Ha

4. IP 2,50,800 Ha

5. Drinking Purpose 23.69 Mm3

6.

7.

Industrial Purpose

Project Expenditure

100 Mm3

5964.308 Cr.

Priority –

III

Upper Penganga

Project Location : Pusad Taluka – Yavatmal District

River : Penganga, Godavari basin

Category : DPAP

Inclusion (PMKSY/AIBP) : In 2016-17 as in Priority – III project

District Benefitted : Nanded, Hingoli, Yavatmal

CADWM : (CCA –87804Ha) (Budget – 7777.85 Cr.)






2 ICA 107090 Ha

3. CCA 116728 Ha

4. IP 40800 Ha

5. Drinking Purpose MCum

6.

7.

Industrial Purpose

Expenditure up to 03/2018

Mm3

94.740 Cr.

Priority –

III

Bemla Irrigation

Project Location :– Bhabulagaon,Yavatmal District

River :Bemla, Wardha Tributary – Sub Wardha Basin

Category : DPAP


District Benefitted : Yavatmal and Wardha

CADWM : (CCA –40170Ha) (Budget – 164.14 Cr.)






2 ICA 45713 Ha

3. CCA 60528 Ha

4. IP 52543 Ha

5. Drinking Purpose 23.69 MCum

6.

7.

Industrial Purpose


100 Mm3

1840.30 Cr.

Priority –

III

Tarali Irrigation

Project Location : Village Dangistewadi ,Patan

Taluka, Satara District - Maharashtra

River : Tarali, Krishna Basin

Category : General


District Benefitted : Satara, Sangli & Solapur

CADWM : (CCA –13086 Ha) (Budget – 114.80 Cr.)






2 ICA 14276 Ha

3. CCA 13086 Ha

4. IP 14276 Ha

5. Drinking Purpose 1.80 TMCum

7. Expenditure up to 03/2018 1080.63 Cr.

Priority –

III

Dhom Balkawadi Tunnel

Irrigation Project Location : Balkawadi Village Wai Taluka,

Satara District - Maharashtra

River : Krishna River

Category : DPAP

Inclusion (PMKSY/AIBP) : In 2007-08 as in

Priority – III project

District Benefitted : Satara, Pune

CADWM : (CCA – 28100 Ha) (Budget – 244.23 Cr.)




Sr.

No



2 ICA 18100 Ha

3. CCA 28100 Ha

4. IP 11653 Ha 5. Drinking Purpose 2.79 TMC 6. Expenditure up to

03/2018

624.29 Cr.

Priority –

III

Arjuna Medium Irrigation

Project Location : Village Karak in Rajapur Taluka

Ratnagiri District - Maharashtra

River : Arjuna that is tributary river of Kodavali

Category : General


District Benefitted : Ratnagiri




CADWM – Not Included

Sr.

No



2 ICA 5704 Ha

3. CCA 5967 Ha

4. IP 5704 Ha

5.

Expenditure up to

03/2018

542.73 Cr.

Priority –

III

Upper Kundlika Medium

Irrigation Project Location : Village Sonna-Khotta ,Taluka

Wadwani District Beed in Maharashtra.

River : Kundlika ,Godavari Basin

Category : DPAP


District Benefitted : Beed


MIS Status : AIBP – Sep 2017 Updated


Sr.

No



2 ICA 2800 Ha

3. CCA 3738 Ha

4. IP 52543 Ha 5. Drinking Purpose 1.77 MCum

6.

Expenditure up to

03/2018

264.54 Cr.

Priority –

III

Aruna Irrigation

Project Location : Village Het ,Taluka Vaibhav wadi District Sindhudurg

River : Aruna, a tributary of river Waghotan

Category : General


District Benefitted :Sindhudurga & Ratnagiri




CADWM – Not Included



2 ICA 5310 Ha

3. CCA 6378 Ha

4. IP 6379 Ha 5. Drinking Purpose 8.84 Mm3 6.

7. Industrial Purpose


684.86 Cr.

Priority –

III

Krishna Koyana

Lift Irrigation

Scheme - Project

Location : Sangli District - Maharashtra River : Krishna River

Category : DPAP


District Benefitted : Sangli & Solapur




CADWM – Not Updated



2 ICA 109127 Ha

3. CCA 172470 Ha 4. IP 104167 Ha

5.


763.86 Cr.

Priority –

III

Gadnadi Medium

Irrigation Project Location : Village Kuchambe in Taluka

Sangameshwar Ratnagiri

River : River Gadnadi a tributary of river Shastri

Category : DPAP


District Benefitted : Ratnagiri




CADWM – feel Preliminary Info



2 ICA 3111 Ha

3. CCA 3111 Ha

4. IP 2523 Ha


Priority –

III

Sangola Branch Canal -

Project Location : Sangola Taluka, Solapur District

- Maharashtra River : Bhīma Basin , Nira Basin

Category : DPAP


District Benefitted : Sangola & Solapur




CADWM – Not updated



2 ICA 6883 Ha

3. CCA 13766 Ha

4. IP 11288 Ha


Priority –

III

Nardave Irrigation

Project

Priority –

III Location : Kankavali Taluka, Sindhudurg

District - MH

River : Gad River

Category : General


District Benefitted : Sindhudurg

CADWM : Not included



Sr.

No


1. Project Estimated Cost 1084.66Cr.

2 ICA 8084 Ha

3. CCA 9978 Ha

4. IP 13622 Ha

5. Drinking Purpose 10.606Mm3

6

7.

Expenditure up to

03/2018

Industrial Purpose

624.29 Cr.

5.98 Mm3

Morna

(Gureghar)Irrigation

Project • Location : Gureghar, Taluka – Patan

District - Satara

• River : Morna Tributary of Koyana –

Krishna Basin


• Inclusion (PMKSY/AIBP) : In 2016-17

as in Priority – III project.

• District Benefitted : Satara

• CADWM : (CCA – 4229 ha) (Budget –

1679.58 Cr.)




Priority –

III

Sr.

No



2 ICA 3075 Ha

3. CCA 4229 Ha

4. IP 3075 Ha

5. Drinking Purpose 28.32 Mm3

6

7.

Expenditure up to

03/2018

Industrial Purpose

81.660 Cr

17.346 Mm3

Kudali Irrigation

Project • Location : Maholi & Hateghar Taluka – Jaoli District - Satara

• River : Kudali & Hateghar– Krishna Basin


• Inclusion (PMKSY/AIBP) : In 2016-17 as in Priority – III project.


• CADWM : (CCA – 6068 ha) (Budget –271.79 Cr.)




Sr.

No



2 ICA 5327 Ha

3. CCA 5920 Ha

4. IP 8480 Ha

5. Drinking Purpose No provision

6

7.

Expenditure up to

03/2018

Industrial Purpose

79.0 Cr

No provision

Priority –

III

Wang Medium

Irrigation Project • Location : Marathawadi Taluka –

Patan District - Satara

• River : South Wang Krishna Basin


• Inclusion (PMKSY/AIBP) : In 2016-

17 as in Priority – III project.


• CADWM : Not included



Updated

CADWM – Not

included

Sr.

No


1. Project Estimated Cost 162.20 Cr

2 ICA 6200 Ha

3. CCA 8547 Ha

4. IP 3505.87 Ha

5. Drinking Purpose 8.46 MCM

6

7.

Expenditure up to

03/2018

Industrial Purpose

113.96 Cr

No provision

Priority –

III

Site

Photographs

Lower Panzara Reservoir U/S Side,

Chinchkhede, Maharashtra,

Lat: 20° 56’ 24’’ Long: 74° 26’ 45.6’’

Nardave Medium Irrigation Project –

Construction of Dam

Lat: 20° 78’ 57’’ Long: 74° 16’ 48.97’’

Lower Dudhana Railway Crossing on RBC at

RD 35.140 km – Karanji (Maharashtra)

Lat 19° 23' 16.8” Long 76° 30' 7.2"

Lower Dudhana Railway Crossing on RBC at

RD 19.02 km – Digras Jahangir (Maharashtra)

Lat 19° 25' 15.6" Long 76° 28' 26.4"

Watermelon production by Mulching Farming at Lat 19° 47' 16.8" Long74° 56' 56.4"

Lower Dudhana Dam U/S Reservoir – Gomewakadi

(Maharashtra) Lat 19° 31' 44.4"Long 76° 23' 34.8"

Lower Dudhana Dam D/S Spillway –

Gomewakadi (Maharashtra) Lat 19° 31' 44.4"

Long 76° 23' 34.8"

BHAM DAM – Bharwaj, MH (Lat - 19° 39'

36", Long - 73° 38' 49.2“)

BHAM DAM – Gaothans - Rehabilitated

Villages, Bharwaj, MH

(Lat - 19° 39' 36", Long - 73° 38' 49.2")

Water bodies covered under RRR in which catchment area treatment is included under PMKSY-WD (erstwhile IWMP)

• Soil moisture conservation activities (Area Treatment) are taken as a part of Natural Resource Management (NRM) subcomponent.

• It includes activities like Continuous Countour Trenches, Deep Continuous Countour Trenches, Water Absorption Trenches, Compartment Bunding, Terracing, Graded Bunding, Repair of old paddy bunds, Bodi repair. Amongst NRM activities Continuous Countour Trenches, Deep Continuous Countur Trenches, Water Absorption Trenches activeties are taken up on wasteland with cumulative achievement of 46277 ha.

• A series of compartment bunds divide the area into strips and act as barriers to the flow of water, thus reducing the amount and velocity of the runoff with cumulative achievement of 7.89 lakh ha. Graded bunds act primarily as drainage channel to regulate and conduct runoff at non erosive velocity with cumulative achievement of 5.54 lakh ha.

• Terracing reduces the length of the hill side slope, there by reducing sheet and rill erosion and prevents formation of gullies with cumulative achievement of 24945 ha.

• Area under Plantation (Horticulture and afforstation) under PMKSY-WDC (erstwhile IWMP) implementation is about 3018 ha. These activities have helped to reduce the silt flowing to the large reservoirs.

Total Number of Water Bodies:

• Drainage line treatment includes various structures namely earthen structures, loose boulders, Cement nala bund, Earthen nala bund, Diversion bund etc. Among these Cement Nala bund & Earthen Nala bund (Mati nala bund) act as water harvesting structures. These structures taken in lower reaches are useful for ground water recharge. Prominent structures viz Cement Nala bund, Earthen nala bund have created capacity of 65000 TCM.

PMKSY WDC -Impact Assessment

Overall well water level found increased by 0.86 m in summer season as compared to pre-project situation.

(Max-1.53 m in IWMP-23 Patan & Min-0.20m In IWMP-17 Man) On an average stream flow duration in project villages found

increased by two months in K. Mahankal & Phaltan. However, no increase in Maan (IWMP-11 & 17) block due to low rainfall.

Stopped dependency on tanker in Project no.IWMP-7 Phaltan &

IWMP-5 of K. Mahankal. No any tanker dependency in Chandgad (7) and Patan (23) projects

either during pre project or post project period.

Increase in duration of stream flow & Availability drinking water

On an average stream flow duration in project villages found increased by one month. Major increase of two months was observed in K. Mahankal & Phaltan by two months. However, no increase in Maan (IWMP-11 & 17) block due to low rainfall.

Stopped dependency on tanker in Project no.IWMP-

7 Phaltan & IWMP-5 of K. Mahankal. No any tanker dependency in Chandgad (7) and

Patan (23) projects either during pre project or post project period.

Average 5.5 months dependency on tanker is found

due to less rainfall in end line year in project no.IWMP-11 & 17 Man

Increase in irrigation potential & Change in land use

Increase in irrigation potential by 0.1 ha per household.

Waste land brought under productive use: Averagely by 183 ha per watershed cluster due to area treatments like terracing & bunding. Major increase of 256 ha in IWMP-7 of Kolhapur and minimal 107 ha in IWMP-7 of Phaltan, Satara.

Change in cropping / land use pattern: On an average area under cropping increased by 208 ha in each project due to area treatments mainly.

• Prioritization of Watersheds, scientific planning, and DPR preparation of ‘Soil

And Water Conservation’.

• Detailed study of a watershed with respect to ‘ridge to valley’ model.

• Optimum area coverage for regional survey.

• The pre-project conditions through project period will form the scientific base

for post-project evaluation and impact assessment studies .

Remote Sensing & GIS for Soil And Water Conservation

Drainage Line Treatment Area Treatment

Layer Integration Treatment Map

In Collaboration With

• The LULC with increased area are Agricultural Plantation, surface waterbodies and built-up

mining activities whereas there is decrease in forest cover and scrubs as presented in the

changed matrix. Afforestation on trances has been observed in T1 land use.

• Total Drishti uploads are in this project are 60 out of which 40 NRM activities are captured.

• The NDVI image shows prominent increase in greenness with high vegetation Index.

• Positive change is observed between 2009-10 and 2013-14 Landuse with respect to increase

in area under Agricultural Plantation and surface waterbodies during impact assessment

study of Aurangabad-IWMP-3/2009-10.

CONCLUSION

Aurangabad-IWMP-3/2009-10- Maharashtra State – Impact Assessment

Report 82

Jalyukta Shivar Abhiyan – Aim & Objectives

Flagship Program of The Government of Maharashtra

▪ To arrest maximum runoff (insitu water conservation).

▪ To create Decentralized Water Bodies.

▪ To increase the Groundwater Level.

▪ To create new structures of water conservations.

▪ Rejuvenation of the water storage capacity of various existing

structures.

▪ To increase storage capacity of water bodies by removing silt through

People’s Participations.

▪ To sensitize the concept of Water Budgeting.

▪ To encourage Tree Plantation.

▪ To create awareness and encourage people for efficient use of water

for farming.

▪ Watershed Development Works Viz, Area Treatment & Drainage line

Treatment activities

▪ Chain of Cement Nalla bandh with deepening and widening of Nalla

▪ Rejuvenation of old Water Bodies

▪ Repair, Renovation and Restoration of existing Minor Irrigation Water bodies

▪ Desilting of Water Conservation Structures viz, Percolation Tank, Village

Tank, Storage Tanks, M M Tank, ENB etc.

▪ Recharging of open dug wells and tube wells

Jalyukta Shivar Abhiyan - Works to be Undertaken

▪ Village watershed as unit of planning

▪ Water Budgeting module developed by IIT Mumbai (M.S) has been

introduced.

▪ Requirement of water – For Drinking , Animals and Agriculture

▪ Village action Plan maps are used in JSA project using technology of

Remote sensing and GIS.

▪ Treatment Potential Map of watershed is prepared by using various

GIS layer of land slope, land capability, soil erosion ,contour,

geomorphology, lineaments, etc to facilitate village committee to take

decision on best suitable soil and water conservation treatment for

particular site.

▪ Shiwar feri with Treatment Potential Map and PRA by field officers /

Villagers .

▪ Average Rainfall, Runoff, Topography, Availability of Water are major

factor affects preparation of water budget.

Water Budgeting - Action Plan

▪ Collector is captain of the Team at District level. He is responsible for

selection of villages, approval of the plan and implementation of the

works.

▪ There is the convergence of various schemes related to Water

Conservation viz, Central & State Government fund , DPC and Peoples

contribution, Convergence of IWMP,MGNREGA,NHM,VIIDP, Adarsh Gaon

Yojana, Koradvahu Sheti Abhiyan,ZP cess fund,MP/MLA fund, NGO /CSR

fund

• Apart from regular scheme fund, Special provision is made for the

programme as ‘Gap Fund’ which can be used for all work of JSA.

For 2015-16 Rs. 2000 Cr. ,2016-17 Rs. 2100 Cr. 2017-18 Rs 1200 2018-19 Rs

1500 has been given as Gap Fund.

▪ The Siddhivinayak Trust, Mumbai and Sai Baba Sansthan , Shirdi has

given Rs.1 Cr to each district. Various NGO like Tata Trust, Pani

foundation, Kamalnayan Bajaj foundation and many more NGO are

actively supporting the initiative.

▪ To support NGO initiative, Government has announced Public Private

Partnership (PPP) Policy for Soil and water conservation works especially

desilting

Convergence of Funds

▪ Concurrent Evaluation by Quality Control Monitors.

▪ Third party Evaluation after completion of works.

▪ Digital GIS based photo uploading – before starting of

work,during work and after completion of work.

▪ Approval of Gram Sabha to action plan of

village and progress of work is reported to

Gram Panchayat.

▪ Disbursement of the final bill only after the approval of

Gram Sabha / G.P.

▪ Sustainability – Exit protocol for villages in JSA.

Quality and Transparency

• Objectives :

• To provide protective irrigation facility in dry spell /

critical stages of crop.

• To overcome the scarcity situation.

• To recharge the ground water.

• To improve agriculture water security

•

Farm Pond on Demand

• Eligibility :-

• Farmer should own at least 0.60 Hectare agriculture land.

• Farmland should be technically fit for the farm pond.

• The applicant should not be a beneficiary of the farm

pond, common farm pond or well for paddy farming.

• Priority to the BPL and suicide farmer.

• For Konkan region minimum land holding is relaxed to

0.20 hectare.

• For Tribal Sub Plan (TSP) minimum land holding is

relaxed to 0.40 hectare.

Farm Pond on Demand

Sr. No. Dimension (Mtr)

Payable Subsidy in Rs

(Side Slope 1:1)

Farm Pond with Inlet and Outlet

Farm Pond without inlet and outlet

1 15x15x3 22110 ---

2 20x15x3 29706 26202

3 20x20x3 40467 36967

4 25x20x3 50000 47728

5 25x25x3 50000 50000

6 30x25x3 50000 50000

7 30x30x3 50000 50000

Dimensions of the Farm Pond and Payable Subsidy:

Types:-

A) With Inlet outlet - B) Without inlet outlet -

Subsidy:

The subsidy of Rs 50,000 or the actual cost of digging the farm pond, whichever is less, is deposited in the bank account of the beneficiary.

Farm Pond on Demand

• Methodology :- • Online applications through ‘Aple Sarkar’.

• The technical verification of the site.

• The taluka committee selects the beneficiaries

• The taluka agriculture officer issues work order.

• The beneficiary start digging.

• The beneficiary submit completion report.

• The Agriculture Officer, visit the site and conduct physical verification.

• GEO-tagged photograph of the farm pond is uploaded to the website.

• The subsidy is transferred to the bank account of the beneficiary.

Farm Pond on Demand

• Evaluation of the Scheme:- •

• 1) The Farm Ponds have resulted in increased water level in the well adjoining farm pond of 29% beneficiaries.

• 2) During the Kharif season, 37% beneficiaries have used the water in Farm Pond as protected irrigation during dry spell of monsoon. On an average 1.70 hectare land was irrigated and crop was saved.

• 3) According to 29% beneficiaries, the Farm Ponds have resulted increase in irrigation during Rabbi Season. The average increase during Rabbi Season was 0.76 hectare.

• 4) The 15% beneficiaries also got the benefits of allied activities such as dairy, livestock, poultry, vegetable, horticulture and fisheries.

• 5) With the help of farm ponds, 33% beneficiaries turned to vegetable, horticulture and fodder, thereby changing the crop pattern.

Farm Pond on Demand

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

FY 2018-19 FY 2017-18 FY 2016-17 FY 2015-16 FY 2014-15

NRM 71.1% 64.1% 67.7% 65.6% 54.5%

71.1%

64.1% 67.7% 65.6%

54.5%

% o

f N

RM

exp

en

dit

ure

Highest Expenditure (%) in NRM works in last 5 years

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

FY 2018-19 FY 2017-18 FY 2016-17 FY 2015-16 FY 2014-15

Agri. and allied 77.4% 77.3% 74.1% 66.8% 55.0%

77.4% 77.3% 74.1%

66.8%

55.0%

% o

f ex

pe

nd

itu

re

Highest Expenditure (%) in Agriculture and agriculture allied works in last 5 years

Natural Resource Management Activities under PMKSY –WD (erstwhile IWMP)

Farm Pond Gabian Structure

Nala Deepening Compartment Bunding Gully Plugs

Terracing Continuous contour trenches

Issues

Municipal areas excluded. Waive mandatory WDF on the background of

Drought . Divergence of funds at GoI. Implementation strategy of MGNREGS & PMKSY

WDC. E tender and capacity of WC. Multiplicity in Voluntary Organisation’s

empanelment.

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