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SECTORAL PROFILE ANDSECTORAL PROFILE ANDACTION PLAN FOR YEAR 2007ACTION PLAN FOR YEAR 2007

IRRIGATION DEPARTMENTIRRIGATION DEPARTMENT


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Sectoral Profile &Action Plan

OrganizationalPerspectives

OperationalPerspectives


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Sectoral Profile

Action Plan

Organizational

Perspectives

Operational

Perspectives


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Sectoral ProfileAction Plan



Long Term to Immediate Medium Term to Immediate

Centered aroundInternal Purposes

Centered aroundExternal Purposes

Demand Centered Supply Centered


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Sectoral ProfileAction Plan



Long Term to Immediate Medium Term to Immediate

Centered around

Demand Centered Supply Centered

Internal Purposes

External Purposes

Organization Services


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SECTORAL PROFILE ANDSECTORAL PROFILE ANDACTION PLAN FOR YEAR 2007ACTION PLAN FOR YEAR 2007

IRRIGATION DEPARTMENTIRRIGATION DEPARTMENT


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Restorin the

SRA - 1Restoring the livelihood

Flood

KRA - 1

Providing IrrigationSalt WaterExclusion

Drainage

SRA & KRA

KRA - 2

Providing Drainage

KRA - 3

Providing Salt Water

KRA - 4

Providing Flood

livelihoodon ro cultivable lands.

Irrigation

lands.to cultivable lands.homesteads andcultivable lands.


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Ensuring sustainable irrigation facilities toexisting schemes in consistence with their

designed operational levels

O1

Providing Irrigation Facilities to cultivable lands.KRA1

Works under

PSDGallocation

Works under

Projectallocation

Works under

recurrentallocation

MP

Urgent Improvements RehabilitationOperation & MaintenanceA

Consolidation of existing Irrigation SchemesF


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Finding additional water to meet increasingdemand of agriculture sector and other

competitive sectors

O

2

Providing Irrigation Facilities to cultivable lands.KRA

1

Development of

Construction ofMultipurpose Projects

(Irrigation, Flood control,Water Supply)

Introducingappropriatewater savingtechnology

Crop diversificationto high income

yielding intensiveagriculture

Optimising Water SavingF untapped potentialwater resources

CollectingLevy for thequantity of

water issued

A

Sources of funds need to be identifiedMP Levy collected


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Providing Irrigation Facilities to cultivable lands.KRA

1

Protect groundwater resource from Enhancing

Sustainable Management of GroundwaterPotential.

O3

Construction ofMultipurpose Projects

(Irrigation, Flood control,Water Supply)

Controllingdevelopment ofnew deep wells

being exhausted due to overextraction

F GroundwaterPotential

Review the availability ofgroundwater for agricultureand Regulate agricultural

water consumption

A

Sources of funds need to be identifiedMP


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Ensuring sustainable drainage facilities toexisting schemes in consistence with their

designed operational levels

O1

Providing Drainage Facilities to cultivable lands.KRA2

Works under

PSDGallocation

Works under

Projectallocation

Works under

recurrentallocation

MP


Consolidation of existing Drainage SchemesF


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Reclaiming low lying inundated areas for

agriculture

O

2

Providing Drainage Facilities to cultivable lands.KRA2


Construction of New Drainage Schemes.A

inundation in low lying areasF


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Ensuring sustainable Salt Water Exclusion

facilities to existing schemes in consistencewith their designed operational levels

O1

Providing Salt Water Exclusion Facilities tocultivable lands.

KRA

3

Works under

PSDGallocation

Works under

Projectallocation

Works under

recurrentallocation

MP


Consolidation of existing SWE SchemesF


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Reclaiming salt water intruded areas foragricultureO2

Providing Salt Water Exclusion Facilities to

cultivable lands.

KRA

3


Construction of New Salt Water Exclusion Schemes.A

Providing Salt Water Exclusion facilities toprevent inundation in low lying areas

F


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Ensuring the groundwater qualityO3

Providing Salt Water Exclusion Facilities to

cultivable lands.

KRA

3


control high rate extraction to prevent sea waterupconning. (Permitting less than 2 & 1.5 hp pumps )

A

Protect groundwater resource from beingpolluted due to Salt Water intrusion

F


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Ensuring sustainable flood control facilities to

existing schemes in consistence with theirdesigned operational levels

O1

Providing Flood Control Facilities to cultivablelands.

KRA

4

Works under

PSDGallocation

Works under

Projectallocation

Works under

recurrentallocation

MP


Consolidation of existing Flood Control SchemesF


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Development

SRA - 2Development of Human Capacities

SRA & KRA

KRA - 2

Capacity Building andInstitutional

KRA - 1

Capacity Building

of Human

Capacities

Irrigation

Department

FarmerOrganisation

Strengthening ofIrrigation Department.

Strengthening ofFarmer Organisation


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Capacity Building and

Institutional StrengtheningF

Implementing participatory

management through vesting

Optimising the efficiency in water resources

management through appropriate managementreforms

O2


do the modified task.

beneficiaries (FO).

A Recruitment Procurement

Training

Hand over schemes to FO

Monitoring & Guidance

FO Training


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Development ofuntapped potential

water resources

Optimising Water SavingF

O3

Finding additional water to meet increasing

demand of agriculture sector and othercompetitive sectors

Sources of funds need to be identifiedMP Levy collected

Construction of

Multipurpose Projects

(Irrigation, Flood control,

Water Supply Projects)

Introducing

appropriate

water saving

technology

Crop diversification

to high income

yielding intensive

agriculture

Collecting

Levy for the

quantity of

water issued

A


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Providing salt water exclusion

facilities to prevent salt water

Reclaiming lands for agriculture

O

4

FProviding drainage facilities to

prevent inundation in low lying


AConstruction of Drainage

Schemes.

Construction of Salt Water

Exclusion Schemes.


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Controlling extraction to ensure

sustainabilit in roundwater usa e.F

Increasing the rate of

Groundwater rechar e.

Sustainable Management of GroundwaterPotential.

O5


Controlling

development of

new deep wellsA

Developing ponds,

Irrigation & Drainage

Schemes.

control high rate extraction.

(Permitting less than 2

pumps with less than 1.5 hp)


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13th amendment provides authority to PID to deal with Provincial

Strength

Status of the sector

, , .

Availability of senior engineers to lead in front.

Since PID emerged from well established CID, it has proven welltested system in place.


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Weakness


Most of the schemes are in dilapidated condition and functioningbelow their designed operational level.

The war situation prevailing during last two decades.

Lack of staff, especially engineers and other technical staff

Inadequate allocation of funds for maintenance, flood damage repairsand rehabilitation.

Damages caused by the frequent floods.


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Opportunity


NEIAP - 1

NECORD

CAARP

PEACE Akkarayankulam, Thenniyankulam, Mamaduwa, Nampankulam

RRAN Thondamanaru Barrage

SHIRN Kalmadukulam (Vavuniya)

NEIAP II Iranamadu, Valukkaiaru

NAWAM - Vavunikulam


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Threat


Curtailment of funds for annual implementation programme.

Sus ension of Iranamadu Valukkaiaru Rehabilitation

Existing cadre vacancies, especially in Kilinochchi Mullaitivu areas

Unwillingness of staff to work in un-cleared area

Security threats due to prevailing war situation

Implications in PEACE Project implementation


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Deputy Director

(Mullaitivu)Deputy Director

(Vavuniya)

Deputy Director

(Kilinochchi)

Director of Irrigation

Major

Medium

Area -

Major

Medium

Area -

Major

Medium

Area -

Major

Medium

Area -

Major

Medium

Area -

Major

Medium

Area -

Drainage -1

SWE 33

Lagoon - 4

Irrigation

Engineer

Vavunikulam

Irrigation

Engineer

Muthuiankaddu

Irrigation

Engineer

Cheddikulam

Irrigation

Engineer

Munkan

Irrigation

Engineer

Vavuniya

Irrigation

Engineer

Kilinochchi

Irrigation

Engineer

Jaffna


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Performance of the Irrigation Department

Maintaining Valukaiaru Drainage Scheme

Maintaining 54 Major / Medium Irrigation Schemes

a n a n ng agoon c emes

Maintaining 33 Salt Water Exclusion Schemes

Providing Irrigation facilities to -----acs.

Providing Flood Control and Salt Water Exclusion facilities to -----acs.

Providing Drainage facilities to -----acs.


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What was done from 1st January 31st April

Control and issue of water

Handled emergency situations when the tank was full

Attended maintenance works with the aid of Maintenance labours

Estimates finalized for annual implementation programme

Executed NEIAP works


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Challenges and operational difficulties

Curtailment of allocation

Lack of staff

reva ng war s ua on

Difficulties in transporting materials to un-cleared areas

Lack of transport facilities in un cleared areas due to fuel crisis

Demoralized staff due to the prevailing war situation

Dearth of vehicle at Head Office


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Providing sustainable irrigation, flood control, drainage and salt waterexclusion facilities by managing the schemes in Provincial River basins.

Mission

Ensuring sustainable irrigation, drainage and salt water exclusion facilitiesto existin schemes in consistence with their desi ned o erational levels

Objectives

Finding additional water to meet increasing demand of agriculture sectorand other competitive sectors

Reclaiming lands for agriculture

Sustainable Management of Groundwater Potential.

Optimising the efficiency in water resources management throughappropriate management reforms

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