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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT FORMAT FOR IWMP –

Zilla Panchayath

Kolar

Sub Watershed:

Taluk: Mulbagal

District Watershed Development

DETAILED PROJECT REPORT

– 3 MULBAGAL TALUK, KOLAR DISTRICT

Watershed Development Department Kolar

Watershed: Senigehalli Doddahalla, 4C2B2C2

Watershed Development Officer Kolar


FORMAT FOR IWMP - 3

(2009-10 to 2013-14)

MULBAGAL TALUK, KOLAR DISTRICT

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Watershed Development DepartmentKolar

4C2B2C2

District: Kolar

Kolar


DETAILED PROJECT REPORT FORMAT FOR IWMP – 3 MULBAGAL TALUK, KOLAR DISTRICT

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Table of Contents

Sl.No Particulars Page number

1 Chapter-I, Charecterisation of watershed project area

2 Chapter-II, problem analysis

3 Chapter-III, Project Objectives and activities

4 Chapter-IV, Charectirasation of watershed project area

5 I-Preparatory Phase

6 II-Warershed work phase

7 III-Livelihoods

8 IV-Consolidation and With drawl phase

9 Funding of the project

10 VI-Expected project Outcomes

11 Abstract of cost tables

12 Maps

13 Net plan details


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Executive Summary

• Brief about area:

Senigehalli Doddahalla Sub watershed (4C2B2C2) (IWMP-3) has been selected after due prioritization of all the sub watersheds of the Taluka. This sub watershed has 15micro watersheds of around 500 ha. The total area of the watershed is 5275.66 ha. Covering 8 Grama Panchayats & 36 villages. The overall occupation in the watershed is agriculture and allied activities. The watershed area is essentially coming under drought prone area with less than 750 mm rainfall received in 25-30 rainy days. Majority of the farmers come under small, marginal, schedule caste and schedule tribes with a considerable chunk of vulnerable people who ache their lively hood as farm labourers. Further the ground water level is gradually declaining over the years. And hence watershed programmes is direly required.

• Institutional arrangements:

The watershed area has been thoroughly traversed and the community has been organized into self help groups (SHG)

compraising of women belongining to vunarable / SC, ST / SF, MF. The farmers represented in the watershed have been grouped

on the basis of drainage line and named as user groups (UG) and thirdly representative members from self help groups, user

groups and elected represenratives of grama panchayats numbering about 15 have been formed into one watershed committee

called gram panchayat sub committee. These groups have been trained on the watershed concept, planning, conducting

awareness programmes, preparing net plan and implementation. All the activities are implemented through this committee.

• Salient Project activities:

The watershed has been catagorised into upper, middle and lower reaches and accordingly soil conservation measures like diversion canals, contour, graded, field, trench cum bunds, planting of agro forestry plant materials, form ponds, gabion structures and percolation tanks are proposed. In the middle reach apart from bunding, agro forestry and agro horticultural activities are suggested in addition to impounding structures like check dam and percolation tank. However in the lower reaches horticulture, agro forestry, farm ponds and nala bunds have suggested in the net planning of the watershed. Thus emphasis is given for overall development of arable and non arable area of the watershed to enhance vegetation, soil and water resources for maintaining agro ecological environment.


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• Physical target and financial outlays:

• Treatment area and details: In the watershed it

is proposed to construct 119 activities and including

about 422464 rmt in all the reaches with an outlay

of Rs. 170.97 Lakhs. In the drainage line treatment

8 water impounding structures including 151 mtr of

revetment, gabion strucutures and boulder

structures have been planned with an outlay of Rs.

2.33 Lakh. Under Horticulture programme, it is

proposed to bring in fruits, vegitables and medicinal

impartance plants to a tune of 101339 no’s to be

distributed among farmers to plant in the cultivated

lands and on the border of the parcels involving an

outlay of Rs. 99.75 Lakhs. Similarly under Forestry

programme, it has been planed to promote agro

forestry activities like block plantation, border

plantation, hedge plantation besides promoting

fodder, fuel, fiber, fruit, fat and flower bearing trees on the bunds and border of the parcels.Number of seedlings of these species

accounts for 150268 and rmt works of 310580 amounting to Rs 67.31 lakhs. In the watershed, impartance is also given to

encourage animal husbandary and veterinary services programmes like fodder development, fodder nursery, root slip distribution,

fodder mini kits, artificial insemination, organizing health camps to cattles and promotion of ruminents. Accordingly it is proposed

to organize fodder nursery in 10 gun and 864 animal health camps involving an amount of Rs. 12.30 Lakhs. In all Rs. 352.78

Lakhs have been ear marked for overall watershed treatment.

• Fact sheet about bench mark indicators and action plan a glance

Sectors

Total

Physical Financial (In Laks)

Soil & Water Conservation Details-I

No : 119

Rmt : 422464

170.97

Drainage Line Treatment Details

No : 8

Mtr : 151

2.33

Horticulture Details No : 101339.26

Rmt : 100

99.75

Forestry Details No : 150268

Rmt : 310580

67.31

Livestock Details 10 gun : 559.26

12.30

TOTAL 352.78


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ABSTRACT

Sl.No Particulars Amount(Lakhs)

1 Soil moisture conservation activities 45.365

2 Drinage line activities 101.065

3 Forestry 58.572

4 Horticulture 58.572

5 Animal Husbandry 23.428

6 Production and Micro enterprises 76.14360

7 Livelihood 58.57200

Total 421.7176


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Executive Summary cum Checklist

Sl.No Item Details 1 Scheme IWMP-3 2 District Kolar 3 Taluk Mulbagal 4 Project Name IWMP-3 5 Sub-Watershed and Project Code 4C2B2C2 and IWMP-3 6 Project Period 2009-10 to 2013-14(5 Years) 9 Project location Mulbagal (Sinegehalli Doddahalla) 10 Area details

Type of Land Total geographical area (Ha.) Treatable area

Ha. % to geographic area a. private lands 4515.24 4515.24 72.68 b. Community lands 92.20 92.20 1.48 c. Reserve forest lands 20.23 20.23 0.32 d. Revenue lands 1584.15 253.33 4.078 e. Others -- Total 6211.82 4881.00 78.55

7

Spread of the project area a. Whether present sub-watersheds is in contiguous to the previous phase of the scheme?

Yes

b. Does the Project follow the priority fixed in the perspective plan for watershed development in the district?

Yes

8 Site specific objectives of the project if any (other than general objectives)

Water Containing fluorides, Nitrates, and harmful Salts and its depth below 1000ft.


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9 Name of the project implementing agency Water shed Development Department

10 Name of the agency associated with the preparation/ implementation of the plan

WDD/NGO/Others(Specify)

11 Name of the persons and designations who are associated with the net/gross planning exercise of the project

1. K.RaghunathaReddy A.O.

2. P.V. Ramamurthy A.A.O.

3. G.Lokaraj A.A.

4. M.Nagappa A.A.

12 Whether PRA was conducted at the time of preparing the net/gross plan and if yes, details

Yes GP wise details

13

Sector Wise budget allocation (Rs. In lakhs)

Activities 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5th Year Total % a. Soil and water conservation

- 58.57200 58.57200 29.28600 - 146.43000 25%

b. Agro Forestry - 23.42880 23.42880 11.71440 - 58.57200 10%

c. Dry land Horticulture - 23.42880 23.42880 11.71440 - 58.57200 10%

d. Live-stock Management

- 9.37152 9.37152 4.68576 - 23.42880 4%

G. Fisheries - 2.34288 2.34288 1.17144 - 5.85720 1%

f. Production and micro enterprise

- 29.28600 23.42880 23.42880 - 76.14360 13%

e. Livelihood - 23.42880 35.14320 - - 58.57200 10%

TOTAL 169.8588 175.716 82.0008 427.5756

Note : Where ever possible complete project within 4 years

14 Name of GPs associated with the project

1. Sonnavadi 2. Pitchguntlahalli 3. Alangoor 4. Gummakal


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5. Mallanayakanahalli.

15 Whether the Grama Panchayats concerned have given approval for the activities included in action plan?

Yes GP wise

16 Who is responsible for community mobilization and training activities? WDD/NGO/ Others(Specify)

17 Is the treatment map of the sub-watershed appended to project document?

Yes

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Investment categorization: Area / Activities 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year Total %

a. Administrative cost 11.71440 17.57160 17.57160 5.85720 5.85720 58.57200 10%

b. Community mobilization/Training

5.85720 11.71440 11.71440 - - 29.28600 5%

c. Entry Point Activity 23.42880 - - - - 23.42880 4%

d. Detailed Project Report 5.85720 - - - - 5.85720 1%

e. Community land treatment - 117.14400 117.14400 58.57200 - 292.86000 50%

f. Private land treatment - - - - - -

g. Drainage line treatment - - - - - -

h. Demonstrations (Specify the sector)

- - - - - -

i. Livelihood activities - 23.42880 35.14320 - - 58.57200 10%

j. Production and micro enterprises

- 29.28600 23.42880 23.42880 - 76.14360 13%

k. M & E 1.17144 1.17144 2.63574 2.63574 4.10004 11.71440 2%

l. Consolidation phase - - - 29.28600 29.28600 5%

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What are the planned outputs of project Pre-project Post-project a. Reduction in silt 0.5 Tonns/ha/Y 0.15 Tonns/ha/Y b. Rainwater harvesting and recharge 3378.8 TCM 3618.1 TCM c. Development of orchards 412.0 ha 710.0 ha


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d. Regeneration of common lands 120.4 ha 488.1 ha e. Overall green cover-% (c + d) 10.9 % 24.5% f. No. of landless households which will go out of poverty line 110 507 g. Others (Please specify) - -

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How is the social justice being addressed in this project? a. All SFs and MFs are covered by the project Yes b. All SC and STs covered by the Project Yes c. Gender Equity is ensured Yes d. Project coverage by location Total area Treatable area i. Upper reaches 1863.546 1464.3 30% ii. Middle reaches 2484.728 1952.4 40% iii. Lower reaches 1863.546 1464.3 30%

21 Method of implementation Ridge to valley from Upper Reach then middle & lower in each of the GP villages

22 Are any specific items and locations identified for the purpose of impact studies?

i. Silt removal ii. Ground water level iii. Vegitation index

Signature of the

Date: 23.01.2012 Taluk Watershed Development Officer, Watershed Development Department, Mulbagal Taluk.


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CERTIFICATE

By the plan Monitoring Team with regard to the cross verification of the activities proposed in the field and Affirmation of the beneficiary participation in the plan preparation and appropriateness of the project activities.

Proforma for the Certificate

Certified that the undersigned officers who constitute the multi-disciplinary plan monitoring team have cross verified the proposals made by WDT Mulbagal (Agency) in the DPR document for IWMP – 3. Watershed project under

IWMP Scheme for implementation during the period 2009-10 to 2013-14 with the prospective beneficiaries and found that activities have been proposed after due consultation with the watershed community Individually as well as collectively and that the activities proposed are appropriate. Necessary amendments have been made to the plan proposals to make it technically sound and viable.

We commend that this plan be sanctioned and put to implementation.

Asst. Director of Agri. Asst. Conservator of Forests Asst. Director of Horti. Watershed Dev. Dept. Watershed Dev. Dept. Watershed Dev. Dept.

Kolar District Kolar District Kolar District

**Itinerary of the field visits and people consulted during such visits should be appended to this document at the


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end of annexures.

Chapter –I

THIS CHAPTER CHARACTERIZES THE WATERSHED PROJECT AREA

AND SHOULD COVER THE FOLLOWING ASPECTS


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Table-1

Profile of the watershed project IWMP – 2, Banagarpet Taluk, Kolar District

NAME OF THE PROJECT With Code & W/S CODE NO: IWMP-2 . Senigehalli Doddahalla, 4C2B2C2 (i) Name of the State Karnataka (ii) Name of the District Kolar (iii) Name of the Blocks Mulbagal (iv) Financial year of sanction 2009-10 (v) Name of the project with code Senigehalli Doddahalla, 4C2B2C2

(v) No of micro watersheds covered in the project

Sl.No Name of GP Micro watershed code Area Covered (ha) 1 Sonnavadi 4C2B2D1a 441.53 2 Kasivireddihalli 4C2B2D1d 504.32 3 Doddabandahalli 4C2B2D1b 254.00 4 Gangapur 4C2B2D1c 413.91 5 Doddathammanahalli 4C2B2D1f 657.00 6 Chokkadoddi 4C2B2D1g 428.49 7 Doddaguttahalli 4C2B2D1h 400.00 8 Nernahalli 4C2B2D2a 365.53 9 Alangur 4C2B2D1e 395.40 10 Batavarahalli 4C2B2C2c 393.19 11 Puliobareddihalli 4C2B2D2b 395.47 12 Yadahalli 4C2B2D2e 283.17 13 Gummakal 4C2B2D2d 415.98 14 K.Byapalli 4C2B2C2d 310.54 15 Sinigehalli 4C2B2C2e 553.29

(vi) Project Duration From: 2009-2010 To 2013-2014 Total 6211.82


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(vii) Names of Grama Panchyats included

1. Sonnavadi 2. Pitchagunthlahalli 3. Alangur 4. Mallanayakanahalli 5. Gummakal

(vii) No. of Micro Watersheds Covered in the Project

Sl. No.

Name of GP Micro Watershed Code Area

1

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

10 11 12

13 14

15 16 17

18 19 20 21 22 23


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24 25 26

27 28 29

30

31 32 33 34 35 36

(viii) Four major reasons for Selection of Sub Watershed

i. More than 80 % of small and marginal farmers ii. Over exploited Ground water status iii. More than 90 % Area under rain-fed agriculture iv. High – above 20 % Degraded land

(ix) Name Address & Phone No. of the PIA(s)

K.Raghunatha Reddy. Taluk Watershed Development Officer(AO) Watershed Development Departmrnt Mulbagal Cell : 9008640205


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(x) Date of approval of Watershed Development plan by DPC

November 2011

(xi) Area of the project(ha) 6211.82

(xii) Area proposed to be treated (ha) 4881.00

(xiii) Project Cost (Rs.lakhs) 585.72


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Tabel-2(i)

Details of the types of areas covered under the project (Area in ha)

1 2 3 4 5

Sl.No Area of the project

Code Nos of MWS Land Use type of proposed Area Ownership Pattern of the proposed area

Cultivated rain fed area

Uncultivated waste land

Pvt.agri Forest land

Community land

Others Total Temporary fallow

Permanent fallow

1 441.53 4C2B2D1a 243.92 0 0 283.28

20.23

2.00

-

2 254.00 4C2B2D1b 177.10 15.90 30.00 212.00 9.00 3 413.91 4C2B2D1c 202.44 33.91 31.00 326.00 7.00 4 504.32 4C2B2D1d 355.42 53.58 39.66 389.73 8.00 5 395.40 4C2B2D1e 315.73 10.05 50.31 319.19 5.50 6 657.00 4C2B2D1f 598.06 48.16 58.85 496.05 7.50 7 428.49 4C2B2D1g 322.35 15.72 36.12 322.25 5.50 8 400.00 4C2B2D1h 237.98 45.11 42.04 222.85 5.50 9 365.53 4C2B2D2a 259.93 10.82 20.98 273.5 4.00 10 395.47 4C2B2D2b 224.41 24.48 39.10 281.87 4.00 11 283.17 4C2B2D2c 141.12 20.02 21.40 189.75 4.50 12 415.98 4C2B2D2d 257.99 16.31 39.08 335.59 5.50 13 393.19 4C2B2C2c 190.44 27.44 55.36 260.39 7.20 14 310.54 4C2B2C2d 135.00 20.79 37.85 201.9 10.00 15 553.29 4C2B2C2e 302.37 23.50 49.20 400.59 7.00

Total 6211.82 3964.26 365.79 550.95 4515.24 20.23 92.20 0 4627.67


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Tabel -2(ii)

Details of the types of areas covered under the project (Area in ha).

1 2 3 4 5

Sl.No Area of the project

Code Nos of MWS No.of Beneficiaries Covered Identified DPAP/DDP Blocks Covered

MF SF LF Landless Total DPAP DDP

No.of blocks

Area No.of blocks Area

1 441.53 4C2B2D1a 84 73 31 22 210

23

8703

-

-

2 254.00 4C2B2D1b 65 57 24 18 164 3 413.91 4C2B2D1c 155 135 58 40 388 4 504.32 4C2B2D1d 156 136 57 41 390 5 395.40 4C2B2D1e 110 96 41 29 276 6 657.00 4C2B2D1f 166 145 62 43 416 7 428.49 4C2B2D1g 137 120 51 35 343 8 400.00 4C2B2D1h 93 81 34 25 233 9 365.53 4C2B2D2a 94 82 35 24 235 10 395.47 4C2B2D2b 115 101 43 30 289 11 283.17 4C2B2D2c 60 53 22 17 152 12 415.98 4C2B2D2d 125 109 47 33 314 13 393.19 4C2B2C2c 206 180 77 53 516 14 310.54 4C2B2C2d 124 108 46 32 310 15 553.29 4C2B2C2e 254 222 95 65 636

Total 6211.82 1944 1698 723 507 4872 23 8703


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Table-2(iii)

Details of areas of micro-watersheds covered under the watersheds programme (ha) of DoLR in the state (A) Per-IWMP, (B)under IWMP (C) under other Ministries and (D) Total area (ha) covered under the watershed

programme of DoLR: State-wise * :

1 2 3 4 5 6

Sl.NO

Name of State

Name of Taluk

Total micro watersheds in the Taluk

micro-watersheds# covered so far

Net watersheds to be covered

Dept. of Land Resources Other Ministries/

Depts. Total watersheds

covered

(D) No. Area (ha.)

pre-IWMP projects (A)

IWMP projects

(B)

Any other watershed project

(C)

No. Area (ha.)

NO. Area (ha)

NO. Area (ha)

NO. Area (ha)

NO. Area (ha)

1. Karnataka Mulbagal 153 82246 23 8013 0 0 4 16677.7 27 24690.7 126 57555.3

Total 153 82246 23 8013 0 0 4 16677.7 27 24690.7 126 57555.3

Data Source: Watershed Development Department, Mulbagal


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Table-2 (iv) Demographic information; Total population, Sex and caste distribution:

1 2 3 4 5

Sl.No.

Name of the Project with code

Name of Gramapanchayat

Name of the Village/hamlet

Total Population

SC ST Others TOTAl M F T M F T M F T M F T

1

IWMP-3 4C2B2C2

Sonnavadi Sonnavadi 67 66 133 0 0 0 538 493 1031 605 559 1164

2 ------“------ Narasipuradinne 0 0 0 0 0 0 44 47 91 4 47 91

3 Sonnavadi Chikkabandahalli 45 36 81 0 0 0 54 48 102 99 84 183

4 Sonnavadi Kavathanahalli 142 142 284 0 0 0 230 245 475 372 387 759

5 Sonnavadi Gumlapura 92 89 181 0 0 0 190 190 380 282 279 561

6 ----------“------------ Kadakachanahalli 54 53 107 0 0 0 137 128 265 191 180 371

7 Sonnavadi Sangondahalli 80 83 163 0 0 0 126 131 257 206 214 420

8 Pitchagunthlahalli Doddabandahalli 34 41 75 0 0 0 93 100 193 127 141 268

9 Pitchagunthlahalli Gangapura 81 71 152 0 0 0 205 217 422 286 288 574

10 Pitchagunthlahalli G.Vaddahalli 26 26 52 7 5 12 165 175 340 1`98 206 404

11 ----------“------------ Kasivireddihalli 184 199 383 0 0 0 0 0 0 184 199 383

12 ----------“------------ Chamareddihalli 87 93 180 0 0 0 114 91 205 201 194 385

13 ----------“------------ Pitchaguntlagalli 273 250 523 0 0 0 127 129 256 400 379 779

14 ----------“------------ Kothur Kotta 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

15 Pitchagunthlahalli Yerjinnenahalli 27 35 62 0 0 0 56 54 110 83 89 172

16 ----------“------------ Lakkasettihalli 63 57 120 0 0 0 56 70 126 119 127 246

17 ----------“------------ Chapurahalli 15 26 41 0 0 0 78 66 144 93 92 185

18 Pitchagunthlahalli Palurahalli 17 20 37 0 0 0 92 78 170 109 98 207 19 ----------“------------ Chellapalli 33 34 67 0 0 0 125 149 274 158 183 341

20 ----------“------------ Doddathammenhalli 31 26 57 0 0 0 88 85 173 119 111 230

21 Pitchagunthlahalli Chokkododdi 92 102 194 0 0 0 134 157 291 226 259 485

22 Pitchagunthlahalli Vajranagenahalli 182 180 362 0 0 0 55 56 111 237 236 473 23 ----------“------------ Nagamangala 150 140 290 2 3 5 131 128 259 283 271 554

24 ----------“------------ Doddaguttahalli 98 96 194 187 153 340 39 43 82 324 292 616

25 ----------“------------ Nernahalli 39 42 81 17 19 36 293 267 560 332 309 641

26 Pitchagunthlahalli Mittahalli 18 29 47 8 7 15 93 98 191 119 134 253

27 ----------“------------ Rayalamanadinne 19 16 35 0 0 0 71 74 145 90 90 18

28 Pitchagunthlahalli Chikkaguttahalli 10 8 18 43 42 85 25 22 47 78 72 150


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1 2 3 4 5

Sl No.

Name of the

Project with code

Name of Gramapanchayat

Name of the Village/hamlet

Total Population

SC ST Others TOTAl

M F T M F T M F T M F T

29

IWMP-3 4C2B2C2

Alangur Alangur 64 49 113 0 0 0 353 379 732 417 428 845

30 ----------“-------- Veerasandra 220 234 454 0 0 0 6 7 13 226 241 461

31 Mallanayakanahalli Batavarahalli 27 22 49 32 32 64 129 164 293 188 218 406

32 Mallanayakanahalli Tulavanatta 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

33 Gummakal Puliobereddihalli 94 103 197 3 4 7 116 122 238 213 229 442

34 Gummakal Kammasandra 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

35 ----------“--------- G.Marandahalli 123 140 263 29 32 61 173 167 340 325 339 664

36 ----------“---------- Yadahalli 101 101 202 0 0 0 85 85 170 186 186 372

37 ----------“---------- Gummakal 133 135 268 0 0 0 385 398 783 518 533 1051

38 Gummakal R.Agrahara 135 122 257 0 0 0 138 146 284 273 268 541

39 ----------“---------- Mylapura 11 11 22 0 0 0 152 116 268 163 127 290

40 Gummakal Settikal 48 45 93 32 33 65 416 405 821 496 483 979

41 ----------“----------- K.Byapalli 71 75 146 4 4 8 364 355 719 439 434 873

42 ----------“--------- Senigehalli 104 88 192 0 0 0 392 396 788 496 484 980

Total 3090 3085 6175 364 334 698 6068 6081 12149 9267 9490 18817

Data source: Revenue Department, Mulbagal. M – Male, F – Female, SC – Schedule Caste, ST – Schedule Tribe, T - Total


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Table-3

Details of physiography and relief of the project areas:

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Sl.No Name of State Name of District Name of Project

Elevation (meters)

Slope range (%)

Order of watershed Sub/micro-watershed

Major Streams

Top0 sequence (Soil series)

1.

Karnataka

Kolar

IWMP-3

733.04 meters

2-5%

1 Sonnavadi Senigehalli Doddahalla

0.-0.15 mtrs loose Red sandy soil. 0.15-0.30mtrs Medium Loose soil. 0.30-1.00 mtrs Hard soil.

2 Kasivireddihalli

3 Doddabandahalli

4 Gangapur

5 Doddathammanahalli

6 Chokkadoddi

7 Doddaguttahalli

8 Nernahalli

9 Alangur

10 Batavarahalli

11 Puliobareddihalli

12 Yadahalli

13 Gummakal

14 K.Byapalli

15 Sinigehalli

Data Source: Revenue Department, Mulbagal.


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Table-4 Agro-climatic Zone of the Taluk, Soil types, average rain fall and major crops:

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Sl.No

Name of State

Name of the Agro climatic zone

Area (ha)

Names of the Taluk

Names of the

project

Major soil types Average rainfall in

mm(preceding 5 years’ average)

Major crops

a)Type b)Area (ha)

a)Name b)Area (ha)

1 Karnataka

Eastern Dry Agro climatic zone

6211.82 Mulbagal IWMP-3 Red

sandy soil 3874.24 986.74

Ground nut

2324.54

Ragi 581.13

Paddy 641.00

Tur 387.42

Others 581.15

Total 6211.82 3874.24 986.74 4515.24

Data Source: Agricultural Department, Mulbagal


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Table-4a

Climatic information: Monsoons, seasonal average rainfall (Table), mini/max temperatures,

Drought/flood occurrence, no. of run off generating rainy days, etc. :

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Month Year1 Year2 Year3 Year4 Year5 Year6 Year7 Year8 Year9 Year10 Mean

1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2

Jan 0 0 4.2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Feb 0 47.1 0 0 0 0 39.4 0 0 4.2

Mar 0 0 8.00 24.1 12.0 6.2 40.0 56.6 0 104.4

Apr 16.4 0 116.1 38.1 0 84.7 42 0 11.6 0

May 163.7 29.1 7.3 101.1 0 240.1 111.1 47.9 52.5 131.9

June 64.4 9.60 18.1 20.21 93.0 24.7 41.2 215.7 56.7 5.2

July 17.8 35.1 162.3 - 99.4 130.2 107.9 18.3 199 108.4

Aug 60.4 409.0 88.6 - 101.4 56.1 81.4 165.8 123.6 108.4

Sept 213.7 138.3 246.3 101.9 109.8 199.5 460.1 81.6 57.2 197.0

Oct 158.6 191.0 303.5 132.6 148.2 98.0 477.7 43.1 77.2 180.2

Nov 107.1 26.2 72.6 28.9 26.6 51.2 118.1 77.4 58.7 142.6

Dec 20.3 14.34 25.30 - - - 47.7 25.4 116 9.4

Total 828.4 899.8 1052.2 446.91 590.04 890.7 1567 731.8 752.5 991.7

Mean

Note: 1=No. of rainy days; 2=Rainfall in mm Data Source: Agricultural Department, Mulbagal


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Table-5 Details of flood and drought in the project areas of the Taluk during last 5 years:

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Sl.No Name of State Name of

District

Name of

project Particulars Villages

Periodicity Not affected

Annual Any other (please specify)

Karnataka

Kolar

IWMP-3

Flood No.of Villages Nill Nill Nill

Name(s) of Villages Nill Nill Nill

Drought No.of Villages 42

Name(s) of Villages

1 Sonnavadi

Once in three

years

-

-

2 Narasipuradinne

3 Chikkabandahalli

4 Kavathanahalli

5 Gumlapura

6 Kadakachanahalli

7 Sangondahalli

8 Doddabandahalli

9 Gangapura

10 G.Vaddahalli

11 Kasivireddihalli

12 Chamareddihalli

13 Pitchaguntlagalli

14 Kothur Kotta

15 Yerjinnenahalli

16 Lakkasettihalli

17 Chapurahalli

18 Palurahalli

19 Chellapalli

20 Doddathammenahalli

21 Chokkododdi

22 Vajranagenahalli

23 Nagamangala


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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Sl.No Name of State

Name of District

Name of project

Particulars Villages Periodicity

Not affected Annual

Any other (please specify)

Karnataka

Kolar

IWMP-3

Drought

No.of Villages Once in three

years

-

-

24 Doddaguttahalli 25 Nernahalli 26 Mittahalli

27 Rayalamanadinne 28 Chikkaguttahalli 29 Alangur 30 Veerasandra 31 Batavarahalli 32 Tulavanatta 33 Puliobereddihalli 34 Kammasandra 35 G.Marandahalli 36 Yadahalli 37 Gummakal 38 R.Agrahara 39 Settikal 40 K.Byapalli 41 Mylapura 42 Senigehalli

Data Source: Revenue Department, Mulbagal


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Table-6

Details of soil erosion in the project areas of the Block:

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Sl.No Name of State

Name of District

Name of Project

Cause Type of erosion

Area affected(ha)

Run off (mm/year)

Average soil loss (Tonnes/ha/year)

1

Karnataka

Kolar

IWMP-3

Water erosion a Sheet 25.00 - 1-2 Tonnes /ha b Rill 800.00 - 2-3 Tonnes /ha c Gully 1550.00 - 2-3 Tonnes /ha

Sub-Total 2375.00 - Wind erosion - NA

Total for project 2375.00

Data Source: Watershed Development Department, Mulbagal


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Table-6a Flora and fauna: Details on domesticated animals:

1 2 3 4 5

Sl.No SWS Code No. Name of the Village Types

Total Draught animal

Cows Buffaloes Sheep Goat Pigs Donkeys Others

1

4C2B2c

Sonnavadi 109 364 152 148 34 - - 328 1135 2 Narasipuradinne - - - - - - - - - 3 Chikkabandahalli 56 23 3 103 - - - 103 288 4 Kavathanahalli 20 71 3 290 2 - - 80 466 5 Gumlapura 32 64 8 23 - - - 136 263 6 Kadakachanahalli 29 78 09 58 - 6 - 218 398 7 Sangondahalli - - - - - - - - - 8 Doddabandahalli 13 40 4 100 - - - 60 217 9 Gangapura 70 122 22 332 38 - - 277 861 10 G.Vaddahalli - - - - - - - - - 11 Kasivireddihalli 48 73 3 216 34 - - 237 611 12 Chamareddihalli 48 160 12 126 8 - - 232 586 13 Pitchaguntlagalli 66 210 24 846 38 - - 499 1683 14 Kothur Kotta - - - - - - - - - 15 Yerjinnenahalli 31 55 - 92 - - - 117 295 16 Lakkasettihalli 29 93 - 127 7 - - 174 430 17 Chapurahalli 43 58 - 459 - - - 243 803 18 Palurahalli 17 63 2 56 - - - 70 208 19 Chellapalli 38 70 2 216 - - - 97 423 20 Doddathammenhalli 36 80 3 74 - - - 139 332 21 Chokkododdi 85 123 1 61 - - - 257 527 22 Vajranagenahalli 63 116 117 - - - 430 726 23 Nagamangala 220 42 4 468 - - - 236 970


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1 2 3 4 5

Sl.No SWS Code No. Name of the

Village

Types Total Draught

animal Cows Buffaloes Sheep Goat Pigs Donkeys Others

24

4C2B2c

Doddaguttahalli 230 36 5 110 6 - - 202 589 25 Nernahalli 310 30 80 275 5 - - 271 971 26 Mittahalli 380 37 25 350 - - - 254 1046 27 Rayalamanadinne 121 70 3 165 - - - 198 557 28 Chikkaguttahalli 260 35 4 250 - - - 184 733 29 Alangur 98 335 11 369 32 - - 244 1089 30 Veerasandra 64 150 2 215 23 - - 331 785 31 Batavarahalli 37 159 1 86 - 25 - 134 442 32 Tulavanatta - - - - - - - - - 33 Puliobereddihalli 104 51 6 375 6 - - 248 790 34 Kammasandra - - - - - - - - - 35 G.Marandahalli 77 208 59 457 42 - - 270 1113 36 Yadahalli 152 25 15 205 15 - - 296 708 37 Gummakal 250 67 12 415 25 12 - 169 950 38 R.Agrahara 64 23 6 147 10 - - 273 523 39 Settikal 520 85 35 425 25 - 232 1322 40 K.Byapalli 390 55 15 235 15 25 - 311 1046 41 Mylapura 73 15 2 107 5 - - 244 446 42 Senigehalli 510 63 25 415 - - - 330 1343

Total for SWS 4693 3349 558 8513 370 68 8124 25675

Data Sources: Veterinary Department, Mulbagal


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Table-7 Details of infrastructure in the project areas in the sub watershed of Block Mulbagal Dist Kolar.

1 2 3 4 5 6 Sl. No

Name of State

Name of District

Name of project with SWS code

parameters Status

1

Karnataka

Kolar

IWMP-3 4C2B2C2

(i) No.of villages connected to the main road by an all-weather road

23

(ii) No.of villages provided with electricity 38

(iii) No. Of households without access to drinking water

38

(iv) No. of educational institutions: Primary(P)/Secondary(S)/Vocational institution(VI)

(P) (S) (HS) (VI)

38 15 4 -

(v) No. of villages with access to Primary Health Centre

38

(vi) No. of villages with access to Veterinary Dispensary

38

(vii) No. of villages with access to Post Office

38

(viii) No. of villages with access to Banks -

(ix) No. of villages with access to Markets/mandis

-

(x) No. of villages with access to Agro-industries - (xi) Total quantity of surplus milk 5700 Liter/ day

(xii) No. of milk collection centers (e.g. Union(U)/Society(S)/Private agency(PA)/Others(O))

(U) -

(S) 12

(PA) 2

(O) -

(xiii) No. of villages with access to Anganwadi Centre

30

(xiv) Any other facilities with no. of villages (please specify)

-

Data source: Department of Statistic Department, Mulbagal


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Table-8 Details of land holding pattern in the project areas in the sub watershed of Block Mulbagal Dist Kolar

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Sl. No

Name of State

Name of

District

Name of the

project Type of Stakeholder

No. of households

No. of BPL households

Land holding (ha)

Irrigated Rain fed Total

1 Karnataka Kolar IWMP

I. Large farmer 723 - 96.15 1446.00 1542.00 II. Small farmer 1698 850 288.45 1867.80 2156.25 III. Marginal farmer 1944 1944 256.45 560.44 816.84 IV. Landless Person 507 507 - - -

Sub-Total 4872 3301 641.05 3874.24 4515.09

Data source: Revenue Department Mulbagal


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Table-9

Details of Common property resources of the project areas in the sub watershed of Block Mulbagal Dist Kolar.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Sl. No

Name of State

Name of

District

Name of project

CPR Particulars

Total Area (ha) Area owned/ In possession of

Area available for treatment(ha)

Pvt. persons

Govt. (specify deptt.)

P R I

Any other (PI.

Specify)

Pvt. persons

Govt. (specify deptt.)

P R I

Any other (PI.

Specify)

1

Karnataka

Kolar

IWMP-3

I.Wasteland/ degraded land

4153.55 50.00 0 0 4108.80 92.20 0 0

II. Pastures 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 III. Orchards 680 0 0 0 680.0 0 0 0 IV. Village woodlot 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 V. Forest 0 20.23 0 0 0 0 0 0 VI. Village a)Ponds b)Tanks

80

243.00 0 0 0 0 0 0

VII .Community Buildings

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

VIII. Weekly Markets 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 IX. Permanent markets

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

X. Temples/Places of worship

0 5.00 0 0 0 0 0 0

XI. Others (PI.specify) 0 980.04 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 4913.55 1298.27 4788.8 92.20

Data Source: Statistic Department Mulbagal.


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Table-10

Institutional arrangements: Details of the project implementing agency(s)

1 2 Sl.No. Particulars of PIA 1 Date of Selection of PIA Taluk Watershed Development Officer 2 Type of Organization # A 3 Name of Organization Taluk Watershed Development Department

4 Designation and Address K.RaghunathaReddy, Taluk Watershed Development Officer, Watershed Development Department, Mulbagal.

5 Telephone 9008640205 6 Fax - 7 E-mail -

A- Line dept., B- Autonomous organization, C- Govt. Institute, D- Research bodies, E- Zilla parishad, F- Intermediate Panchayat, G- Voluntary Organizations, H- Any Others


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Table-11: Details of Watershed Development Teams (WDTs) In the Project Area

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Sl.NO.

Name of PIA Names of WDT

Members M/F Age

Qualification/ Experience

Description of professional training

Role function Date of appointment of WDT Member

1 TWDO, Mulbagal

K.RaghunathaRe

ddy M 50

BSc(Agri), BSc,LLB/

21 Years AO A to F 2009-10

2 P.V.Ramamurthy M 58 S.S.L.C./ 33Years AAO A to H 2009-10

3 MuniKrishnappa M 50 -- RFO A to H 2009-10

4 M.Nagappa M 46 B.Sc / 19 Years A.A A, B, H & I 2009-10

5 G.Lokaraju M 44 B.A./ 19 Years A.A A, B & I 2009-10

6 Fayaz Ahmad M 50 10 Years “D” Group C & H 2009-10

7 Sathya.T.R. F 21 Diploma in Computer/

1Year Computer Assistant B, E & I 2009-10

## In Column 8, only the letter assigned, as below,needs to be typed, except for “J” where the type may be specifically mentioned

A. PNP and PRA B. Planning

C. Maintenance of Accounts

D. Signing of the cheques and making payments E. Supervision of Construction activities

F. Cost estimation G. Verification & measurement

H. Record of labour employed

I. Social audit J. Any other(Please specify)

Table-12


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Details of watershed committees (WC)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

Sl.No

Name of WCs

Date of Registration as a society (dd/mm/yy)

Name / Designation

M/F SC ST SF MF LF Landless UG SHG GP Any other

Education qualificati

on

Function(s) assigned # #

1 Alambadi GP

-- NA--

Lingamma / President

F SC SF GP SSLC A,B,D & E

Secreary / Treasurer

WDD PUC A to I

M. Krishnappa / Member 1

M SC SF GP

A,B,E,G & I

K. Shobha / Member 2

F LF GP Others

SSLC

Jayram Reddy / Member 3

M UG Others / Thotada halla Balakedaarara Gumpu

7th Std.,

Gopal Reddy / Member 4

M UG Others /

SSLC

Seenappa / Member 5

M SC SF UG PUC

Gopala / Member 6

M SC SF UG SSLC

Narayanappa / M SF UG Other 7th Std.,


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Member 7 s Parvathamma / Member 8

F SF SHG Others

8th Std.,

Dhanamma / Member 9

F SC Landless SHG 5th Std.,

Sujatha / Member 10

F SF SHG Others

SSLC

Radha / Member 11

F SC SF SHG PUC

Lakshmamma / Member 12

F SC Landless SHG 2nd Std.,

2 Magondi GP

-- NA--

Venkataramanaidu / President

M GP Others

SSLC A,B,D & E


A to I

Shanthamma / Member 1

F SC SF GP 7th Std.,

A,B,E,G & I

Bhagyamma / Member 2

F SC LF GP 7th Std.,

Lingamma / Member 3

F LF SHG Others

8th Std.,

Munishami / Member 4

M SC SF UG 9th Std.,

Nagaraj / Member 5

M SF UG Others

8th Std.,

Gantlappa / Member 6

M ST SF UG 7th Std.,

Vijayalakshmi / Member 7

F SHG Others

PUC

Venkatachalapathi / Member

M SF UG Others

SSLC


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8 Aanjamma / Member 9

F Landless SHG Others

7th Std.,


F SC SF SHG 7th Std.,

Renuka / Member 11

F SC Landless SHG SSLC

Chikka Venkatamma / Member 12

F SC Landless SHG -

Narayana Swamy / Member 13

M SC SF UG PUC

Venkatalakshmamma / Member 14


3 Hulibele GP -- NA --

Muniyappa / President

M SC LF GP SSLC A,B,D & E


A to I

Kasturi Bai / Member 1

F Landless GP Others

PUC

A,B,E,G & I

Kamalamma / Member 2

F SF GP Others

4th Std.,

Usha / Member 3

F SC LF SHG PUC

Nagamma / Member 4


Narayanamma / Member 5

F SF SHG Others

8th Std.,


F SC Landless SHG PUC


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Vinodha / Member 7


PUC

Naveen Babu / Member 8

M SF UG Others

B.A.,

Srinivas / Member 9

M SC LF UG B.A.,

Gopala / Member 10

M SF UG Others

PUC

Ramesh / Member 11

M SF UG Others

PUC

Narayanappa / Member 12

M SC SF UG SSLC

Muniyappa / Member 13

M SF UG Others

7th Std.,

4

Doddavalaga Madi GP

-- NA --

Jayarama / President

M SC GP Others

PUC A,B,D & E


A to I

Sundhar Raj / Member 1

M SC LF GP ITI

A,B,E,G & I


F Landless GP Others

4th Std.,

Muni Venkata Reddy / Member 3

M UG Others

PUC


M SF UG Others

B.A.,

D. Venkatesh / Member 5

M SC SF UG SSLC

Shashi Kala / Member 6

F LF SHG Others

PUC


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Munna Bhai / Member 7


SSLC

Tulasi / Member 8


8th Std.,

Jyothi / Member 9


Radha / Member 10


Sujatha / Member 11


9th Std.,

Kalavathi / Member 12

F SF SHG Others

SSLC

Suresh / Member 13

M SF UG Others

SSLC

5 Kethaganahalli GP

-- NA --

Govindhamma / President

F GP Others

SSLC A,B,D & E


A to I

Manjula / Member 1

F UG Others

SSLC

A,B,E,G & I

Radhamma / Member 2

F SF SHG Others

SSLC

V. Nagabhushan / Member 3

M SF GP Others

PUC

Ramappa / Member 4

M SF UG Others

7th Std.,

Padmamma / Member 5

F SC LF SHG 4th Std.,

Gunavathi / Member 6

F LF SHG Others

SSLC

Gayathri / F SC LF SHG 8th Std.,


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Member 7 Yallamma / Member 8


Shobamma / Member 9

F SHG Others

PUC

Shankarappa / Member 10

M SC SF GP B.A.,

Prakash / Member 11

M UG Others

SSLC

Jayappa / Member 12


Ramachandrappa / Member 13

M SF UG Others

PUC

6 Kesaranahalli GP

--NA--

Varalakshmamma / President

F SF GP Others

SSLC A,B,D & E


A to I

B.P. Krishna Murthy / Member 1

M SC SF GP SSLC

A,B,E,G & I

Manjula / Member 2

F SC Landless GP 8th Std.,

Venkatapathi / Member 3

M SC LF UG SSLC

Bychappa / Member 4

M SF GP Others

PUC

Ramaswamy / Member 5

M SF UG Others

PUC

Ramadevarappa / Member 6

M SC SF UG SSLC

Radhamma / F SF SHG Other PUC


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Member 7 s Varalakshmi / Member 8


Sujatha / Member 9

F LF SHG Others

PUC

Lalithamma / Member 10


7 Chinnakote GP --

NA--

Sarala Kumari / President

F SC Landless GP PUC A,B,D & E


A to I

S. Munivenka / Member 1

M GP Others

8th Std.,

A,B,E,G & I

T.Lakshmayya / Member 2

M SF GP Others

SSLC

K. Govindappa / Member 3

M UG Others

PUC

Anand / Member 4

M SF UG Others

PUC

Subramani / Member 5

M SC SF UG SSLC


M SF UG Others

B.A.,

Narayan / Member 7

M LF UG Others

PUC

Sudha / Member 8

F SF SHG Others

SSLC

Subhadramma / Member 9




8th Std.,

Drakshayani / F SC Landless SHG B.A.,


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Member 11 Lakshmamma / Member 12

F SC LF SHG SSLC

Chandrakala / Member 13

F SC LF SHG PUC

Shanthala Devi / Member 14


TOTAL ## In Column 17, only the letter assigned, as below, needs to be typed, except for “J” where the type may be specifically mentioned A. PNP and PRA B. Planning C. Maintenance of Accounts

D. Signing of the cheques and making payments E. Supervision of Construction activities F. Cost estimation G. Verification & measurement H. Record of labour employed I. Social audit J. Any other (Please specify)


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Table-13

Entry Point Activities (EPA)

Sl.No Names of the Village Amount

Earmarked for EPA

Entry Point activities planned

Estimated Cost

Expected outcome

Name of the agency which selected EPA#

Expected month & Year of completion

(mm/yyyy) 1 Sonnavadi

23.429

Desilting pond 1.50

Increased Water Storage

W.D.D. Feb – 2010 2 Narasipuradenne - - - - 3 Chikkabandahalli - - - - 4 Kavathanahalli - - - - 5 Gumlapura - - - - 6 Kadakachanahalli - - - - 7 angondahalli - - - - 8 Doddanandahalli Kunte Desilting 2.00 W.D.D. Feb – 2010 9 Gangapura Gokuntte Repair 1.52 W.D.D. Feb – 2010 10 G.Vaddahalli - - - - 11 Kasivireddihalli Gokuntte Repair 1.20 W.D.D. Feb – 2010 12 Chamaderrihalli - - - - 13 Pitchaguntlagalli - - - -

14 Kothur Kotta - - - -

15 Yerjinnenahalli Kunte Desilting 2.00 W.D.D. Feb – 2010 16 Lakkasettihalli - - - - 17 Chapurahalli - - - - 18 Palurahalli - - - - 19 Chellapalli - - - - 20 Doddathammenhalli Gokuntte Repair 1.20 W.D.D. Feb – 2010 21 Chokkododdi Kunte Repair 1.50 W.D.D. Feb – 2010 22 Vajranagenahalli - - - - 23 Nagamangala PT Repair 1.50 W.D.D. Feb – 2010 24 Doddaguttahalli - - - - 25 Nernahalli Gokuntte Repair 1.50 W.D.D. Feb – 2010


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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Sl.No Names of the Village Amount

Earmarked for EPA

Entry Point activities planned

Estimated Cost Expected outcome

Name of the agency which selected EPA#

Expected month & Year of completion (mm/yyyy)

26 Mittahalli

23.429

Gokuntte Repair 1.50

Increased Water Storage

W.D.D. Feb – 2010 27 Rayalamanadinne - - - - 28 Chikkaguttahalli - - - - 29 Alangur Gokuntte Repair 1.50 W.D.D. Feb – 2010 30 Veerasandra - - - - 31 Batavarahalli - - - - 32 Tulavanatta - - - - 33 Puliobereddihalli - - - - 34 Kammasandra - - - - 35 G.Marandahalli Kunte Desilting 1.50 W.D.D. Feb – 2010 36 Yadahalli - - - - 37 Gummakal - - - - 38 R.Agrahara Kunte Desilting 1.50880 W.D.D. Feb – 2010 39 Settikal - - - - 40 K.Byapalli Tank Desilting 2.00 W.D.D. Feb – 2010 41 Mylapura - - - - 42 Senigehalli Kunte Formation 1.50 W.D.D. Feb – 2010 23.429 Total 23.429


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CHAPTER - 1

INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND


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• Project Background, Project Location number of micro watershed with code, Total area and treatable area,

livelihood :

Putrasonnenahalli Sub watershed (4C1C7O) (IWMP-5) has been selected after due prioritization of all the sub watersheds of the Taluka. This sub watershed has 13 micro catchments of around 500 ha.each and the codes of these micro watersheds are as follows:

Sl.No Name of GP Micro watershed code

1 Sonnavadi 4C2B2D1a 2 Kasivireddihalli 4C2B2D1d 3 Doddabandahalli 4C2B2D1b 4 Gangapur 4C2B2D1c 5 Doddathammanahalli 4C2B2D1f 6 Chokkadoddi 4C2B2D1g 7 Doddaguttahalli 4C2B2D1h 8 Nernahalli 4C2B2D2a 9 Alangur 4C2B2D1e 10 Batavarahalli 4C2B2C2c 11 Puliobareddihalli 4C2B2D2b 12 Yadahalli 4C2B2D2e 13 Gummakal 4C2B2D2d 14 K.Byapalli 4C2B2C2d 15 Sinigehalli 4C2B2C2e

The total area of the watershed is 5275.66 ha. covering 8 Grama Panchayats & 36 villages. The overall occupation in the watershed is agriculture and allied activities. The farming system is under dryland agriculture without any assured irrigation facilities. The major crops grown in the area are Ragi, Groundnut, Horsegram, Millets, Tur & Jowar


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• Need and Scope for Watershed Development :

The watershed area is essentially coming under drought prone area with less than 750 mm rainfall received in 18-20 rainy days. Majority of the farmers come under small, marginal, schedule caste and schedule tribes with a considerable chunk of vulnerable people who ache their lively hood as farm labourers. Further the ground water level is gradually declaring over the years. And hence watershed programmes is direly required.

• Weightage for selection of Watershed (as per DOLR’s instructions already issued) :

Weightages have been assigned to all the 13 indicators that have been formulated according to the scale and summation was made. The watersheds which have been categorized as high have obtained highest number. Accordingly all the sub watersheds have been prioritized. The weightage of this watershed is 125 in the 13 classes’ weightage crateria.

• Watershed Information :

Putrasonnenahalli Sub watershed is having total treatable area of 5,275.66 ha. out of which 4,835.66 ha. is under private lands and the rest of the area i.e., 440.81 ha. is waste lands. The watershed is having 4,872 house holds of which landless persons accounts for 507. Watershed is spread over in 7 Grama Panchayats covering 36 villages. The soils are deep to medium and shallow gravely sandy loam to clay loam, moderate gravely to strong gravely at places rockout crops exists in large number of areas with moderately rapid to rapid permeability. The watershed is undulated gently sloping to moderately sloping lands. The general erosion of the area is moderate to severe. The watershed is inehibitted by a large number of small and marginal farmers, Schedule Caste & Schedule Tribes.

• Status of previous watershed programmes & other development project in the area

In this block, drought prone area programme (DPAP) and National Watershed Development Programme for rain fed area (NWDPRA) are the two important programmes being operated since 1995. The 3rd and 4th batch of Hariyaly watersheds are under advanced stages of implementation and are likely to be saturated by the end of March 2012. The other major programmes that have been implemented in the area are EAS, SCP, STP and MNAREGEA. However, IWMP is implemented since 2009-10 as a participatory project with active participation of the community and the elected Grama Panchayat in planning, execution, Social audit and post project maintainence.

Note: Ensure that information for MIS table supplied by DOLR is reflected in relevant parts of DPR


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CHAPTER - 2

GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT AREA


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• Location: longitude, latitude, state, District, Taluk, Block, Villages, Approach road, land mark (watershed location map), etc. The watershed

is situated towards South Eastern part of the taluka and is located between 14o 10’ 10” to 14o 11’ 00” N Latitude and 77o 30’ 15”

to 77o 31’ 00” E Longitude in Bangerpet taluk of Kolar district, Karnataka State. The villages are in 7 Grama Panchayats of

Alambadi Jothenahalli Magundi, Kesaranahalli, Kethaganahalli, Doddavalagamadi, Hulibele, Chinkote and D.K.Halli. The villages

are Thumatagere - 4C1C7N2f, Huvarsanahalli - 4C1C7N2f, Kaderenahalli - 4C1C7N2g, Maravalli (P) - 4C1C7N2g, Attigerakoppa

(Koppa) - 4C1C7N2g, Magondi - 4C1C7O2B,Majarakommenapalli - 4C1C7O2B, Hirekarapanahalli - 4C1C7O2B, Bendiganahalli -

4C1C7O2B, Gajiga - 4C1C7O2a, Attigere - 4C1C7O2d, Chikkakarpanahalli - 4C1C7O2d,Chikkanalaguttahalli - 4C1C7O2d,

Varadhapura (P) - 4C1C7O2d, Baggilahalli (Boyenahalli) - 4C1C7P1d, Ukkarahalli (Ekkarahalli) - 4C1C7P1d, Mudugili - 4C1C7P1d,

Makartahalli (P) - 4C1C7O2e, Putrsonnepalli - 4C1C7O2e, Paravanahalli - 4C1C7O2e, Hurlahalli - 4C1C7O2e, Ketganhalli -

4C1C7P1f, Muganahalli (P) - 4C1C7P1f, Motmun - 4C1C7P1f, Kattihalli - 4C1C7N2a, Chinkote - 4C1C7N2a, Dasarahosahalli -

4C1C7N2a, Soregowdankote - 4C1C7N2b, Nerlekere - 4C1C7N2b, Benganur - 4C1C7N2c, Desihalli - 4C1C7N2c, Reddihalli -

4C1C7N2c, Ajampalli - 4C1C7O1b, Doddachinnahalli - 4C1C7O1b, Mulbagal (Town) - 4C1C7A2d, Hunasanahalli - 4C1C7A2d. The

watershed lies on Mulbagal – Kamasamudra road on either sides. The land mark is Putrasonnenahalli. The watershed map is

appended under Annexure 1.

• Area: under major land uses, irrigated and rainfed area, etc.

In the watershed area, the major crops grown are Ragi, Groundnut, Horsegram, Millets, Tur & Jowar and the coverage under these crops cover an area of 5275.66 ha. except under tank commands during the rainy season entire watershed area is under rainfed Agriculture only. There are 36 settlement s occupying nearly about 200 ha. The roads and other infrastructures are well in tact.


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Table-16: Area not available for treatment:

1 2 3 4 5 6

Sl. No

Name of the Project with

Code Name of GP Name of the Village

Area not available for treatment(Ha)

Treatable area (Ha)

Thickly wooded RF area

Canal irrigated area

Large water bodies(>40ha)

Extensive private orchards and

groves (blocks of >40 ha)

Town ship area

Total

1

IWMP -3 4C2B2C2

Sonnavadi Sonnavadi - - - - 2.00 2.00 283.28

2 ------“----- Narasipuradenne - - - - - - 65.00

3 Sonnavadi Chikkabandahalli - - - - 0.50 0.50 11.00

4 Sonnavadi Kavathanahalli - - - - 2.00 2.00 68.00

5 Sonnavadi Gumlapura - - - - 3.00 3.00 78.25

6 ----------“---------- Kadakachanahalli - - - - 2.00 2.00 57.23

7 Sonnavadi Sangondahalli - - - - 2.50 2.50 42.49

8 Pitchagunthlahalli Doddanandahalli - - - - 1.00 1.00 151.90

9 Pitchagunthlahalli Gangapura - - - - 1.50 1.50 204.66

10 Pitchagunthlahalli G.Vaddahalli - - - - 1.50 1.50 87.55

11 ----------“---------- Kasivireddihalli - - - - 2.00 2.00 121.18

12 ----------“---------- Chamaderrihalli - - - - 2.00 2.00 117.00

13 ----------“---------- Pitchaguntlagalli - - - - 2.50 2.50 118.00

14 ----------“---------- Kothur Kotta - - - - - - 87.11

15 Pitchagunthlahalli Yerjinnenahalli - - - - 1.00 1.00 104.00

16 ----------“---------- Lakkasettihalli - - - - 1.50 1.50 67.00

17 ----------“---------- Chapurahalli - - - - 2.00 2.00 111.00


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1 2 3 4 5 6

Sl.No Name of the Project with



Treatable area (Ha)




Extensive private orchards

and groves

(blocks of >40 ha)

Town ship area

Total

18

IWMP-3 4C2B2C2

Pitchagunthlahalli Palurahalli - - - - 1.50 1.50 57.98

19 ----------“---------- Chellapalli - - - - 2.00 2.00 103.56

20 ----------“---------- Doddathammenhalli - - - - 2.00 2.00 100.67

21 Pitchagunthlahalli Chokkododdi - - - - 2.50 2.50 160.00

22 Pitchagunthlahalli Vajranagenahalli - - - - 2.00 2.00 92.88

23 ----------“---------- Nagamangala - - - - 3.00 3.00 71.21

24 ----------“---------- Doddaguttahalli - - - - 2.00 2.00 103.87

25 ----------“---------- Nernahalli - - - 3.00 3.00 221.42

26 ---------“--------- Mittahalli 20.23 - - - 2.00 2.00 121.37

27 Pitchagunthlahalli Rayalamanadinne - - - - 2.00 2.00 12.88

28 Pitchagunthlahalli Chikkaguttahalli - - - - 2.00 2.00 77.53

29 Alangur Alangur - - - - 3.00 3.00 277.00

30 ----------“---------- Veerasandra - - - - 1.00 1.00 52.24

31 Mallanayakanahalli Batavarahalli - - - - 3.00 3.00 94.30

32 Mallanayakanahalli Tulavanatta - - - - - - 44.00


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1 2 3 4 5 6

Sl.No Name of the Project with



Treatable area (Ha)




Extensive private orchards and groves (blocks of >40 ha)

Town ship area

Total

33

IWMP 4C2B2D

Gummakal Puliobereddihalli - - - - 2.00 2.00 170.00

34 Gummakal Kammasandra - - - - - - 65.00

35 ----------“------------ G.Marandahalli - - - 2.00 2.00 103.13

36 ----------“------------ Yadahalli - - - - 2.00 2.00 106.64

37 ----------“------------ Gummakal - - - - 3.00 3.00 236.00

38 Gummakal R.Agrahara - - - 2.00 2.00 142.14

39 Gummakal Settikal - - - - 3.00 3.00 230.81

40 Gummakal K.Byapalli - - - - 3.00 3.00 90.00

41 ----------“--------- Mylapura - - - - 1.00 1.00 66.92

42 ----------“--------- Senigehalli - - - - 4.00 4.00 304.80

Total 20.23 80.00 80.00 4881.00

Data Source Progress assistant of Statistics Department, Mulbagal


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• Physiography: Elevation range, Slope range, Order of watershed, Major stream, Toposequence.

The physiography of the watershed is undulating lands to rolling lands with normal relief and the elevation of the watershed ranges from 800 mtr. to 900 mtr above MSL. The slope ranges from gently sloping (3%) to severely sloping (8-15%). The watershed is spread over in fourth to fifth order of drainage pattern. The major stream in the watershed area is draining to Vrushabhavathi River of Ponneru Basin. The watershed falls under topo sheet number 57 K/4 and L/5.

• Climate: Average monthly rainfall, rainfall distribution, temperature, wind velocity, Open pan evaporation (mm

per day), humidity, etc.

The taluk comes under semi arid coming under south eastern dry agro climatic zone. Enjoys an agreeable climate and divided into four seasons dry, hot, south west monsoon season and post monsoon season. During the period of March to May there is continuous raise in temperature. Relative humidity is high in the south west. Monsoon season and moderate during the rest of the year. Skies are heavily clouded and over cast during the period from June to September. Occasional fog occurs in the cold season. South west monsoon is predominantly influencing the drainage area of the watershed. The hundred year’s average rainfall in the district is 694.46 mm. The highest recorded rainfall is 2085.2 mm in September and minimum rainfall is 0.5 mm in October. The taluka had experienced flash floods in 1984 resulting in heavy loss of surface soil and vegetation.


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Table 17: Climatic information: Monsoons, seasonal average rainfall (Table), mini/ max temperatures, Drought/flood occurrence, no. of run off generating rainy days, etc. :

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Month Year1 Year2 Year3 Year4 Year5 Year6 Year7 Year8 Year9 Year10 Mean

1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2

Jan 0 0 4.2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Feb 0 47.1 0 0 0 0 39.4 0 0 4.2

Mar 0 0 8.00 24.1 12.0 6.2 40.0 56.6 0 104.4

Apr 16.4 0 116.1 38.1 0 84.7 42 0 11.6 0

May 163.7 29.1 7.3 101.1 0 240.1 111.1 47.9 52.5 131.9

June 64.4 9.60 18.1 20.21 93.0 24.7 41.2 215.7 56.7 5.2

July 17.8 35.1 162.3 - 99.4 130.2 107.9 18.3 199 108.4

Aug 60.4 409.0 88.6 - 101.4 56.1 81.4 165.8 123.6 108.4

Sept 213.7 138.3 246.3 101.9 109.8 199.5 460.1 81.6 57.2 197.0

Oct 158.6 191.0 303.5 132.6 148.2 98.0 477.7 43.1 77.2 180.2

Nov 107.1 26.2 72.6 28.9 26.6 51.2 118.1 77.4 58.7 142.6

Dec 20.3 14.34 25.30 - - - 47.7 25.4 116 9.4

Total 828.4 899.8 1052.2 446.91 590.04 890.7 1567 731.8 752.5 991.7

Mean

The normal rainy days from 1901 to 1970 is 45 days where as over the years the rainy days have come down to 29

days as in 2004. Note: 1=No.of rainy days; 2=Rainfall in mm : Data source: (Indicate whether it indicates any specific locational data or average).


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• Watershed characteristics: Shape index of watershed, Length of main stream, drainage density, average slope, watershed relief, perimeter of the watershed etc.: Putrasonenahalli watershed is a dentratic type with undulating to rolling lands with normal relief. Large scattered cappings of rock out crops are parsent in the watershed. Though parcels of waste lands are found they have been either distributed to landless people or enclosed by the adjoining cultivators. The soils are vey shallow to moderately deep with moderate to severe soil erosion. Rills and gullies formation are rampant in the watershed. The normal rainfall is around 780 mm covering 35 to 40 Rainey days. The slope ranges from 3 to 8% and at places it is upto 15%. The run off is collected in series of tank network and finally leading to Kamasamudra major tank. The major crops are grown in the area are Ragi, Groundnut, Horsegram, Navane, Jower, Tur, Avare. There is no intensification of agriculture, horticulture or plantation activities due to low ground water level. The bunding works are to be encouraged in view of severe surface soil erosion noticed during the transact walk from ridge to valley with the community. Though bushes, shrubs are present in plenty in the watershed yet the overall vegetation canopy is open.


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CHAPTER - 3

BASELINE SURVEY

• Socio-Economic conditions

The Socio-Economic conditions are as follows: The population of the watershed is _ out of which female population is _ which is the main source of farm women who work in the fields and assist in all agricultural operations to the men folk. The Schedule


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Caste represent _ % and they are all either landless or marginal farmers who represent the large chunck of agricultural labourers. The overall population of landless labour is _. The distribution of male to female population is 986. The major population lies in the villages and the density of population is 246. Majority of Schedule Caste, Schedule Tribes leave in rural areas and the illiterates are more from rural areas among female. The labour community represents nearly 1.14 lakh and the literacy percentage in the watershed area is 56.1.

• Soil and Land Use

The soils are deep to medium and shallow gravely sandy loam to clay loam, moderate gravely to strong gravely at places rockout crops exists in large number of areas with moderately rapid to rapid permeability. The watershed is undulated gently sloping to moderately sloping lands. The color of the soils are red and are moderately deep to deep, red gravely, clay soils, loamy sand to sandy loam surface soil and sandy clay to gravely sandy clay sub soil and have 25 to 40 % clay, 0.4 to 0.8 % organic carbon, slightly acid to mildly alkaline (pH 5.8 to 7.4). The soils are classified under Entisols, Inceptisols and Alfisols.

The major land use in the watershed area is Kharif Ragi (Finger Millet), Ground Nut, Avare and Mango. The current land use in the watershed area is slightly shifted to plantation particularly Mango due to drift in labour availability. Double crop is practised in the low lands and wet lands coming under tank, Bore well and other sources of irrigation. The watershed area has granite and gneiss landscape of plateau region.

• Agriculture including area, productivity, cropping intensity etc.,

The major area is under agriculture and the crops are Ragi (Finger Millet) (1080 ha.), Ground Nut (2100 ha.), Avare, Tur (420 ha.) and Jowar accounts for small area mostly grown for fodder purpose.

• Horticulture

Farmers have slowly shifting from dry land agriculture crops to plantation crops like Mango and Sapota. This is due to erratic and uneven distribution of rainfall. A small pocket of Vegetables like Beans, Tomato and Chillies are also grown.

• Livestock and Fisheries


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The livestock population in rural areas particularly draught animals are dwindling over the years due to management difficulties and scarcity of gracing lands and fodder. However small and marginal farmers are engaged in rearing Milch Cows thanks to good net work of Kolar milk union limited. This is a sustainable security of income source during the periods of crop failure. The area has no specific presence of in land fisheries. Some small ZP Engineering Tanks are sown with finger lets of fishes during the years of good rainfall.

• Forests and Grass land

The watershed area possesses a total of 20.23 ha. of dry, deciduous, open forest area and no major grass lands exists.

• Livelihood Status

The small, marginal, scheduled caste, scheduled tribe and land less people in the watershed are depending on agriculture and horticulture for their lively hood directly or indirectly. A small group of women members have formed into self help groups and developed savings thrift and have linkages with the local banks and also micro financing among members to enhance their economic sustainability leading to better standard of living.

• Hydrology and Water Resources

The major surface water impounding structures are minor irrigation tanks, open wells and few bore wells which are depending on rainfall. Ponnear and Palar are the major water resources region of the watershed.

• Soil and Moisture Conservation and Efficient use of Water

The watershed area comprises of very shallow to shallow soils with moderate to severe erosion and as a result of this there is

large scale removal of surface soil hindering sustainable plant growth. There is dire need of arresting surface soil and enriching

the organic content of the soil. With this background bunding and graded bunding at places with vegitation bearing plants

specious plantation. Watershed is a rain dependent area and the rain fall is erratic and uneven spread and there is no support of

any kind of irrigation.

• Problems and Needs


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The main problem is soil erosion and poor organic status in the soil hindering plant growth. Arrest of surface run off and growing

bio mass are twin objective to be framed to increase the overall productive potential of the watershed in terms of soil, water,

vegitation resources.

(Above may be collected from secondary sources, PRA exercise and if required by supplementing primary sources on sample basis)


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CHAPTER - 4

INSTITUTION BUILDING AND

PROJECT MANAGEMENT


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• PRA: Participatory Rural Appraiser techinics have been adopted in all the revenue villages immedieately after transact walk wih

the community. The social and resource maps were ploted on the ground depicting settlement, natural resources, nalas, tanks

and other features then the treament that are proposed by each of the farmer are also depicted in aproprite places using relevent

symboles and sign boards. The representatives are user group and self help groups presented to the community the various

activities that have been suggested in their respective farm fields. Then reach wise, category wise (SC, ST, SF, MF & Others)

gender wise equity was also worked out and presented to the community and sought the apporvel of Grama Sabha for the

proposed plan.

• Social Mobilization and Community Organization by Constitution of: The community based organisation has been

formed consisting of vulnarable, SC, ST & Landless into Self Help Groups (SHG) which are 61 in number with 1029 members.

Then drinage wise surrounding survey number wise cultivator have been grouped into convenient sizes of 30 to 50 members into

user group, facilitating them to have exchange of technical know – how, attending to technical trainings and execution of

watershed activities. The watershed has 52 user groups with 3236 members. The grama panchayat sub committees are

constituted by drawing 3 to 4 representatives each from self help groups and user groups in addition to the grama panchayat

president as president of this sub committee along with two other elected grama panchayat members who represent these

villages in the panchayat. The Assistant Agricutural Officer / Range Forest Officer / Assistant Horticutural Officer or Below rank

official is officiating as secratary cum treasurer who is responsible for up keeping of all financial records and arranging for making

payments to various watershed activties that have been executed in the watershed. He is also resposible to report the progress at

regular intervals to the watershed development department. This watershed has 7 such Grama Panchayats sub committees with

96 members.


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WATERSHED COMMITTEE:

Table-18 {Table :M(IS)8}:Details of Watershed Committees (WC) in the watershed: GP-wise*

1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Sl.No

Name of project Name of WC

Name / Designation

M/F SC ST SF MF LF Landless

UG SHG GP Any other

Education qualification

Function(s) assigned # #

1 IWMP - 2 Alambadi GP

Lingamma / President

F SC SF GP SSLC A,B,D & E


WDD PUC A to I

M. Krishnappa / Member 1

M SC SF GP

A,B,E,G & I

K. Shobha / Member 2

F LF GP Others

SSLC

Jayram Reddy / Member 3

M UG Others / Thotada halla Balakedaarara Gumpu

7th Std.,

Gopal Reddy / Member 4

M UG Others /

SSLC


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Seenappa / Member 5

M SC SF UG PUC

Gopala / Member 6

M SC SF UG SSLC


M SF UG Others

7th Std.,

Parvathamma / Member 8

F SF SHG Others

8th Std.,

Dhanamma / Member 9

F SC Landless

SHG 5th Std.,

Sujatha / Member 10

F SF SHG Others

SSLC

Radha / Member 11

F SC SF SHG PUC


F SC Landless

SHG 2nd Std.,

2 Magondi GP

Venkataramanaidu / President

M GP Others

SSLC A,B,D & E


A to I


F SC SF GP 7th Std.,

A,B,E,G & I


F SC LF GP 7th Std.,

Lingamma F LF SHG Othe 8th Std.,


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/ Member 3

rs

Munishami / Member 4


Nagaraj / Member 5

M SF UG Others

8th Std.,

Gantlappa / Member 6

M ST SF UG 7th Std.,

Vijayalakshmi / Member 7

F SHG Others

PUC

Venkatachalapathi / Member 8

M SF UG Others

SSLC

Aanjamma / Member 9

F Landless

SHG Others

7th Std.,



Renuka / Member 11

F SC Landless

SHG SSLC

Chikka Venkatamma / Member 12

F SC Landless

SHG -


M SC SF UG PUC

Venkatalak F SC SF SHG 4th Std.,


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shmamma / Member 14

3 Hulibele GP

Muniyappa / President

M SC LF GP SSLC A,B,D & E


A to I

Kasturi Bai / Member 1

F Landless

GP Others

PUC

A,B,E,G & I

Kamalamma / Member 2

F SF GP Others

4th Std.,

Usha / Member 3

F SC LF SHG PUC

Nagamma / Member 4



F SF SHG Others

8th Std.,


F SC Landless

SHG PUC

Vinodha / Member 7

F Landless

SHG Others

PUC

Naveen Babu / Member 8

M SF UG Others

B.A.,

Srinivas / Member 9

M SC LF UG B.A.,

Gopala / M SF UG Othe PUC


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Member 10 rs Ramesh / Member 11

M SF UG Others

PUC


M SC SF UG SSLC


M SF UG Others

7th Std.,

4 Doddavalaga Madi GP

Jayarama / President

M SC GP Others

PUC A,B,D & E


A to I

Sundhar Raj / Member 1

M SC LF GP ITI

A,B,E,G & I


F Landless

GP Others

4th Std.,

Muni Venkata Reddy / Member 3

M UG Others

PUC


M SF UG Others

B.A.,

D. Venkatesh / Member 5

M SC SF UG SSLC

Shashi Kala / Member

F LF SHG Others

PUC


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6 Munna Bhai / Member 7

F Landless

SHG Others

SSLC

Tulasi / Member 8

F Landless

SHG Others

8th Std.,

Jyothi / Member 9

F SC Landless

SHG SSLC

Radha / Member 10

F SC Landless

SHG PUC

Sujatha / Member 11

F Landless

SHG Others

9th Std.,

Kalavathi / Member 12

F SF SHG Others

SSLC

5 Kethaganahalli GP

Govindhamma / President

F GP Others

SSLC A,B,D & E


A to I

Manjula / Member 1

F UG Others

SSLC

A,B,E,G & I

Radhamma / Member 2

F SF SHG Others

SSLC

V. Nagabhushan / Member 3

M SF GP Others

PUC

Ramappa / Member 4

M SF UG Others

7th Std.,

Padmamma /



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Member 5 Gunavathi / Member 6

F LF SHG Others

SSLC

Gayathri / Member 7


Yallamma / Member 8

F SC Landless

SHG 4th Std.,

Shobamma / Member 9

F SHG Others

PUC

Shankarappa / Member 10

M SC SF GP B.A.,

Prakash / Member 11

M UG Others

SSLC

Jayappa / Member 12


Ramachandrappa / Member 13

M SF UG Others

PUC

6 Kesaranahalli GP

Varalakshmamma / President

F SF GP Others

SSLC A,B,D & E


A to I

B.P. Krishna Murthy / Member 1

M SC SF GP SSLC

A,B,E,G & I

Manjula / Member 2

F SC Landless

GP 8th Std.,


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Venkatapathi / Member 3

M SC LF UG SSLC

Bychappa / Member 4

M SF GP Others

PUC

Ramaswamy / Member 5

M SF UG Others

PUC

Ramadevarappa / Member 6

M SC SF UG SSLC

Radhamma / Member 7

F SF SHG Others

PUC

Varalakshmi / Member 8

F SC Landless

SHG PUC

Sujatha / Member 9

F LF SHG Others

PUC

Lalithamma / Member 10

F SC Landless

SHG 5th Std.,

7 Chinnakote GP

Sarala Kumari / President

F SC Landless

GP PUC A,B,D & E


A to I

S. Munivenka / Member 1

M GP Others

8th Std.,

A,B,E,G & I

T.Lakshma M SF GP Othe SSLC


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yya / Member 2

rs

K. Govindappa / Member 3

M UG Others

PUC

Anand / Member 4

M SF UG Others

PUC

Subramani / Member 5

M SC SF UG SSLC


M SF UG Others

B.A.,

Narayan / Member 7

M LF UG Others

PUC

Sudha / Member 8

F SF SHG Others

SSLC

Subhadramma / Member 9

F SC Landless

SHG 8th Std.,


F Landless

SHG Others

8th Std.,

Drakshayani / Member 11

F SC Landless

SHG B.A.,


F SC LF SHG SSLC

Chandrakala /

F SC LF SHG PUC


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Member 13 Shanthala Devi / Member 14

F SC Landless

SHG SSLC

## In column 18 only the letter assigned, as below, needs to be typed, except for `J’, where the type may be specifically mentioned. A. PNP and PRA B. Planning C. Maintenance of Accounts D. Signing of cheques and making payments E. Supervision of construction activities F. Cost Estimation G. Verification & Measurement H. Record of labour employed I. Social Audit J. Any other (please specify).


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SELF HELP GROUP:

Table-19 {Table :M(IS)9}:Details of Self Help Groups (SHGs) in the project area

1 2 3 4 5 6

Sl. No.

Name of project

Name of GP

Total no. of registered SHGs No. of members No. of SC/ST in each category

No. of BPL in each category

With only Men

With only Women

With both

Total Categories M F Total M F Total M F Total

1

IWMP - 2

Alambadi Jothena halli

-- 86 -- 86

(i) Landless - 13 13 - 64 64 - - - (ii) SF - 73 73 - 1 1 - - - (iii) MF - - - - - - - - - (iv) LF - - - - 21 21 - - -

2 Magondi -- 302 -- 302

(i) Landless - 54 54 - 234 234 - - - (ii) SF - 234 234 - 4 4 - - - (iii) MF - - - - - - - - - (iv) LF - 9 9 - 64 64 - - -

3 Kethagana

halli -- 216 -- 216


4 Chinnakote -- 181 -- 181

(i) Landless - 116 116 - 101 101 - - - (ii) SF - 65 65 - 6 6 - - - (iii) MF - - - - - - - - - (iv) LF - - - - 74 74 - - -

5 Kesaranah

alli -- 95 -- 95

(i) Landless - 51 51 - 42 42 - - - (ii) SF - 44 44 - - - - - - (iii) MF - - - - - - - - - (iv) LF - - - - 53 53 - - -

6 Doddavalagamadi

-- 75 -- 75 (i) Landless - 46 46 - 35 35 - - - (ii) SF - 29 29 - - - - - - (iii) MF - - - - - - - - -


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(iv) LF - - - - 40 40 - - -

7 Hulibele -- 74 -- 74


Total -- 1029 -- 1029 1028

1028

1029

1029

(M – Male, F – Female)


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USERS GROUP:

Table-20 {Table :M(IS)10}; Details of UGs in the project area

1 2 3 4 5 6

Sl. No.

Names of Project

Total no. of UGs No. of members No. of SC/ST in each

category No. of BPL in each

category

Men Women Both Total Categories M F Total M F Total M F Total

(i)Landless (ii) SF

(iii) MF

(iv) LF

Total

(M – Male, F – Female)


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Focused Group Discussion:

About PIA:

Table-21 {Table :M(IS)7}:Details of Watershed Development Teams (WDTs) in the project areas of the country: State–wise*

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Sl.NO.

Name of PIA Names of WDT

Members M/F Age

Qualification/ Experience

Description of professional training

Role function

1 TWDO, Mulbagal K.RaghunathaReddy M 50 BSc(Agri), BSc, LLB / 21 Years

AO A to F

2 P.V.Ramamurthy M 58 S.S.L.C. / 33Years

AAO A to H

3 MuniKrishnappa M 50 -- RFO A to H

4 M.Nagappa M 46 B.Sc / 19 Years A.A A, B, H & I

5 G.Lokaraju M 44 B.A./ 19 Years A.A A, B & I

6 Fayaz Ahmad M 50 10 Years “D” Group C & H

7 Sathya.T.R. F 21 Diploma in

Computer/ 1Year Computer Assistant

B, E & I

# M – Male, F - Female

## In column 10, only the letter, assigned as below, needs to be typed, except for `J’, where the type may be specifically mentioned. A. Participatory Net Planning (PNP) and Participatory Rural Approach (PRA), Training and Capacity Building B. Planning C. Maintenance of Accounts D. Signing of cheques and making payments E. Social audit F. Engineering surveys, drawings and cost estimations G. Physical verification & measurement H. Record of labour employed I. Livelihood opportunities for landless J. Post project operation, maintenance of assets K. Any other (please specify)


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• Project Implementation Strategy including coordination and monitoring of implementation process, DPCs and other coordination

mechanism:

Project is implemented at Grama Panchayat sub committee level by the community including self help group representatives on a

participatory basis with in the committee a small group is constituted to oversee the implementation, quality control and making

payments. The watershed development team coordinates the implementation by providing proper technical knowledge to the

committee. The district planning committee of Zilla Panchayat has accorded the technical approval to the action plan. The sectoral

officers of agriculture, horticulture, forestry and animal husbandry will liasis with the community in implementation.

• Convergence of watershed Programmes:

The Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employement Guarentee Act is also implemented by the Grama Panchayat in the villages

coming under the watershed programme. Some of the activities desired by the community for which the sanctioned unit cost

exceeds will have to be executed by obtaining the sanction of Gram Panchayat as a convergence programme. The activities to be

under taken under MGNREGA have been identified and appended to the table.

� Identify and list Central/State sponsored schemes being implemented and could be converged with watershed programmes together with their fund allocation during XI plan.

For the present only MGNREGA is implemented and is approached with the action plan.

� Prepare a matrix of major components of on-going and new schemes, which can be converged with watersheds.

A detailed matrix has been worked out Grama Panchayat wise & village wise and appended to the action plan.

� Convergence mechanism at planning and implementation level to be discussed.

Informal discussions were held with the Grama Panchayat members and its president on the need for including some of the activities like water impounding structures under MGNREGA.


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CHAPTER - 5

MANAGEMENT / ACTION PLAN


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Preparatory phase

• Entry point activity

Table-22 {Table :M(PA)A1}:Entry Point Activities (EPA) as on March 31st 2010 (mm/dd/yyyy)

(All financial figures in lakh Rs.)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

S. No.

Name of project

Amount earmarked for

EPA

Entry Point Activities planned

Estimated cost

Expenditure incurred

Balance Expected outcome

Actual outcome


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Institution and capacity building:

Table-23 {Table :M(PA)B2}: Activities related to recharging ground water resources in the project areas of the Country: State-wise as on March 31st 2010 mm/dd/yyyy) @

1 2 2a 3 4 5 6

S.

No Name of GP

Name of the

Villages

Type of

structures

Pre-Project Proposed Target

Expected

month &

year of

Completion

(mm/yyyy)

No

.

Area

irrigated

(ha)

Augmentation/repair of

existing structures

Construction of new

structures Total Target

No.

Area to

be

irrigate

d(ha)

Estimat

ed cost No.

Area to

be

irrigated

(ha)

Estimat

ed cost

Area to

be

irrigated

(ha)

Estimated

cost

1

2

3

4

5

6

7 8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

Sonnavadi

------“-----

Sonnavadi

Sonnavadi

Sonnavadi

-----“-----

Sonnavadi

Pitchagunthlahalli

Pitchagunthlahalli

Pitchagunthlahalli

------“------

------“------

-----“------

Pitchagunthlahalli

Pitchagunthlahalli

-----“-------

----“----

Pitchagunthlahalli

-----“----

-----“----

Pitchagunthlahalli

Pitchagunthlahalli

----“-------

Pitchagunthlahalli

-----“------

----“---

Sonnavadi

Narasipuradenne

Chikkabandahalli

Kavathanahalli

Gumlapura

Kadakachanahalli

Sangondahalli Doddanandahalli

Gangapura

G.Vaddahalli

Kasivireddihalli

Chamaderrihalli

Pitchaguntlagalli

Kothur Kotta

Yerjinnenahalli

Lakkasettihalli

Chapurahalli

Palurahalli

Chellapalli

Doddathammenh

alli

Chokkododdi

Vajranagenahalli

1.Open

well

2.Bore

well

Private

Farmpon

d

0 0 0 0 0 120 0 24.00 0 24.00 2010-11

RPT 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 2.40 0 2.40 2010-11

Kunte

desilting

0 0 0 0 0 10 0 5.00 0 5.00 2011-12

Field

bund

0 0 0 0 0 1000

ha

0 65.00 0 65.00 2011-12

Public

CD (Repair)

0 0 4 0 2.30 17 0 14.892 0 17.192 2011-12

Nalabund 0 0 0 0 0 75 0 72.70 0 72.70 2011-12

MPT 0 0 0 0 0 40 0 12.00 0 12.00 2011-12


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24

25

26

27

28

29 30

31

32

33

34

35

36

37

38

39

40

41

42

Pitchagunthlahalli

Pitchagunthlahalli

Alangur

-----“------

Mallanayakanahalli

Mallanayakanahalli

Gummakal

Gummakal

------“------

---“-----

Gummakal

Gummakal

Gummakal

-----“-----

----“-----

---“-----

Nagamangala

Doddaguttahalli

Nernahalli

Mittahalli

Rayalamanadinne

Chikkaguttahalli Alangur

Veerasandra

Batavarahalli

Tulavanatta

Puliobereddihalli

Kammasandra

G.Marandahalli

Yadahalli

Gummakal

R.Agrahara

Settikal

K.Byapalli

Mylapura

Senigehalli

3.Any

other

(PI.Speci

fy)

Total for

the

project

4 2.30 195.99

2

198.292

@ Information on private & public/ community assets may be shown separately


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� Works Phase

• Soil and moisture conservation/catchment treatment:

In the watershed it is proposed to construct 17 activities and including about 558662 rmt in all the reaches with an outlay of Rs.

197.14 Lakhs. Similarly under Forestry programme, it has been planed to promote agro forestry activities like block plantation,

border plantation, hedge plantation besides promoting fodder, fule, fiber, fruite, fat and flower bearing trees on the bunds and

border of the parcels. In all Rs. 322.55 Lakhs have been year marked for overall watershed treatment.

• Rain water harvesting including drainage line treatment:

In the drainage line treatment water impounding structures including 1270 mtr of revetment, gabion strucutures and boulder structures have

been planned with an outlay of Rs. 5.17 Lakh. However the community will be enlightened and educated to adopt rain water harvesting in

individual and community buildings and its safe disposal to the community / individual wells and borewells.

• Agriculture land:

The treatment suggested in the watershed by and large confine to individual private lands which are cultivated. The

measures are bunding, diversion canals, farm ponds, Trench cum bund, Agro horticulture and forestry etc.,

• Waste/degraded land:

Waste lands are not available in the watershed.

• Forests lands including fringe forest areas:

The forest land which are of degraded in nature are excluded from the treatment.

• Special problems ( Landslide/slips etc. ) if any:


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• Crop diversification and intensification of production / farming systems:

Crop diversification from single dry land crop to olericulture, floriculture, vegitables and green house nurseries are

suggested and agro horticulture, agro forestry, silvi horti – pastural systems have been advocated to arrive at dynamic

sustainable development.

• Water resources development and management: The watershed is basically under rain fed condition with series of 5 small

tank networks. The cultivators have adopted micro and mini irrigation systems like drip irrigation, sprinkler irrigation and

pot irrigation to grow vegitable, flowers and seri culture crops where ever applicable. After the treatment of watershed

there is likely hood of enhanced water table and increased water availablilty to the crops. In such an event, if all the

formers resort to micro irrigation system there shall be increased agricultural resources leading to sustainability in dry land

agriculture.

• Horticulture development plan including sericulture /aromatics etc:

Under Horticulture programme, it is proposed to bring in fruits, vegitables and medicinal impartence plants to a tune of 58293 no’s to be

distributed among farmers to plant in the cultivated lands and on the border of the parcels involving an outlay of Rs. 30.26 Lakhs.

• Livelihood activities for Landless and Assetless both land and non-land based:

• Livestock development including fodder development:

In the watershed, importence is also given to encourage animal hunbendary and veterinary services programmes like fodder development,

fodder nursery, root slip distribution, fodder mini kits, artificial insemination, organizing health camps to cattles and promotion of ruminents.

Accordingly it is proposed to organize fodder nursery in 10 gun and 864 animal health camps involving an amount of Rs. 19.01 Lakhs.

• Fisheries development in watersheds:

The watershed has _ minor irrigation tanks with minimum of 3 to 4 months storage capacity and in these tanks it is

programmed to rise fish fingerlets on a participatory basis through Grama Panchayat.

• Development of micro enterprises :


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• Marketing Linkages :

• Convergence of programmes:

• Crops / farming system demonstrations:

• Other area specific interventions:

� Convergence Planning for various activities

Note Bene: The action plans and net plans are prepared on Village / Grama Panchayt wise separately for the project and

appended separately. However cumulative activities for the project is also prepared and appended.

Table-27 A: Grama panchayat wise action plan for Upper reaches in Private land (IWMP)

Rs in lakhs


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CHAPTER - 6

CAPACITY BUILDING PLAN


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• Develop Action Plan for Capacity Building including Exposure visits, short courses, skill development, etc.

� Phase wise key programmes, activities and contents

In phase I of IWMP (2009-10) under IWMP – 5, capacity building task has been enterusted to _ NGO, KGF. Under this

project capacity building for SHG, UG, EC are planned in 3 phases i.e., S1, S2, S3 / U1, U2, U3 / E1, E2, E3 respectivily

under each of these trainings the community will be exposed to the whole gammet of watershed based activities like

exposure visit, meetings, watershed concept, contributions, participatory planning, PRA, Grama Sabha, Awareness

programme, implementation, post project maintainence, quality control, MELD etc., The community based organisation have

been formed consisting of vulnarable, SC, ST & Landless into Self Help Groups (SHG) which are 61 in number with 1029 members.

Then drinage wise surrounding survey number wise cultivator have been grouped into convenient sizes of 30 to 50 members into user

group, facilitating them to have exchange of technical know – how, attending to technical trainings and execution of watershed

activities. The watershed has 52 user groups with 3236 members. The grama panchayat sub committees are constituted by drawing 3

to 4 representatives each from self help groups and user groups in addition to the grama panchayat president as president of this sub

committee along with two other elected grama panchayat members who represent these villages in the panchayat. This watershed

has 7 such Grama Panchayats sub committees with 96 members.

Further, for SHG members EDP training programme is planned in the third year of the programme (2012-13) and short listed

for imparting skill development to take up individual and group activities to promote Income Generation Activities (IGA). These SHGs

will be federated into one resource center. The Income Generation Specialist hired exclusively for this purpose who will also facilitate

in hand holding of these SHGs.

� Actors, required skills

The specialist NGO, hired resource persons from reputed NGOs, departmental officers and specialized resource persons

with the necessary skills are deployed for importing trainings to the community including IGA and skill development

activities.


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� Type, level and nos of Capacity Building Programmes /exposure visits, etc

The types of trainings were SHG are S1, S2 & S3, UG are U1, U2 & U3 and EC are E1, E2 & E3. Totally 9 training

programmes are phased out for initial 3 years. All the community members are taken to a successful watershed in a near

by area or in the same district for exchange of ideas and discussions on successful programmes.

� Budget

For this activity, 5% of the project cost is set out and all the participants will be provided with pen, book, reading materials

and refreshment. The remuneration to the resource person will be met out from this fund.

• Action Plan of Capacity Building with annual phasing

Annexure Capacity Building Modules for the year 2010-11

Sl. No.

Title To whom No. of Days

Tentative Time frame

1 Orientation Capsule Course - TOT WDTC and identified resource persons of WDD

1 day July 2010

2 TOT for NGO field functionaries NGO Team Leader cum Social Organizer and IGA cum Training Specialist

5 days July - August 2010

3 IT tools in IWMP Implementation - GIS Layers, Sukriya Model, A to Z and IWMP - MIS Software handling

Field Functionaries NGOs, WDT and DEOs.

3 days August 2010

4 HRD - TOT Identified resource 4 days August 2010


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Sl. No.



• Training of Master Trainers • Training cum workshop

persons of the WDD and the Districts

5 Accounts Management - TOT WDD Staff and Account Section

1 day Aug - Sept 2010

6 Accounts Management - District Level

DWDOs, WDT and NGO Staff.

1 day September 2010

7 DAP Module - TOT • Detailed Project Report (DPR

Preparation) • Action Plan Preparation (APP) • Participatory Rural Appraisal

(PRA) with GIS

Field functionaries and Project personnel

5 days September 2010

8 Data Base Management (DBM) • Basics of Computer handling • Data management in the MS

Office • Data Cell Management, Resource

Information System, GIS, MEL. • Watershed Characterization-Land

resources inventrization.

State and District Level Data cell.


9 Technical Capsule Course a. On arable land treatment b. On arable land treatment c. On arable land treatment d. Forestry activity e. Horticulture activity

AAs & AAOs AOs & ADAs DWDOs ACF & RFO ADH & AHO

5 days 3 days 3 days 3 days

Aug - Sept 2010 Sept 2010 October 2010 October 2010

10 Training on IWMP Watershed 3 days October -


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Sl. No.



Committee Secretaries

November 2010

11 SATCOM Training a. SHG Module b. UG Module c. WC Accounts Module d. GP Accounts Module

For selected CBOs and GP Members

1 day each module

December 2010-January 2011

12 Orientation Training on functioning of SHGs and exposure visit.

SHGs 3 days

October - November

2010

13 Orientation Training on functioning of UGs and exposure visit.

UGs 3 days

14 Orientation Training on functioning of WCs and exposure visit

WCs 3 days

15 Farmers counseling training module Selected staff of WDD, DWDO, TWDO and Watershed Committee Chairman


16 AMI Seminar - workshop on Instruments for Project Management and Capacity Development (Sponsored programme by GTZ)

Identified key personnel of the WDD

5 days August 2010

17 Enhancing productivity of rainfed areas

Identified key personnel of the WDD

5 days September - October 2010

18 Impact Monitoring in IWMP Identified key personnel of the WDD

2 days August 2010

19 Orientation on IGA and ME NGOs 3 days Feb - Mar


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Sl. No.


Tentative Time frame 2011

20 EAP Training SHGs 3 days Mar 2011 21 Improved varieties fodder production

capsule course WDD, PMT, WDT 3 days January

2011

• Field level hand-holding support details

The specialist NGOs to be requireted for supporting field level hand holding will draw a detailed calendar of events to conduct

Enterpreneal Development Programme (EDP), skill development to all the graded SHGs. Further they are also mandated to

estabish linkages with the banks on the project proposels for enhancing the livelyhood activities.

• Follow-up and monitoring of Capacity Building

The field level NGO resource persons (Specialist NGO) shal be responsible to take up follow up measures on the training

programmes conducted for the community on capacity building. The training assistant attached to DWDO Head Quatres has to

monitor continuously follow up action on capacity building.


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CHAPTER - 7

PHASING OF PROGRAMME AND BUDGETING


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• Administrative cost (As per Common Guidelines) - 10% 63.30 (in lakshs)

• Monitoring and Evaluation - 2% - 12.66

• Physical and Financial - Targets & Out lays -

Sectors

Total

Physical Financial (In Laks)

Soil & Water Conservation Details-I

No : 119

Rmt : 422464

170.97

Drainage Line Treatment Details

No : 8

Mtr : 151

2.33

Horticulture Details No : 101339.26

Rmt : 100

99.75

Forestry Details No : 150268

Rmt : 310580

67.31

Livestock Details 10 gun : 559.26

12.30

TOTAL 352.78


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• Year wise Plan/Activities for development of watersheds -

Sl. No. Year Plan / Activities

1 2009-10

EPA / Capacity

Building / Awareness

Programme

2 2010-11

Capacity Building /

Net Plan / Upper

reach treatment

3 2011-12 Upper & Middle reach

treatment

4 2012-13 Lower reach

treatment

5 2013-14 Consolidation phase


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• Year wise Financial requirements for developmental activities -

IWMP Phase 1 (2009-10) project 5 is programmed to sacturate in 5 years from 2009-10. The financial requirements for the

project are phased out in the following manner.

Sl. No. Year Amount Required

(in Lakhs)

1 2009-10 6%

2 2010-11 10%

3 2011-12 24%

4 2012-13 30%

5 2013-14 30%

• Details of convergence with other schemes – Physical & Financial -

Activities like Check Dam, Nala Bund, Perculation Tank and Gokkattes which involves financial outlays of Rs. 1 lakh and above are

not permisseble in this programme, because of limitations of unit cost. However, if the water impounding structure has to be

invariably taken up then such structures will have to be included as a convergence programme with MGNREGA.

• Benefit cost Analysis – The Overall watershed will be treated in 3 years by covering an area of 5275.66 ha. Involving financial out

lay of Rs. 633.08 lakhs. It is envisaged to increase overall soil, water and vegetation resources besides encouraging better lively

hoods. On an average every unit of money spent in the project an average of 1.5 to 2 units of benefit is likely to occure in the

post project period.


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CHAPTER - 8

CONSOLIDATION / EXIT STRATEGY


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Consolidation and completion of various works, Building the capacity of the community based organizations to carry out the new agenda items during post project period, Sustainable management of (developed) natural resources, up-scaling of successful experience regarding farm production systems/off-farm livelihoods, etc.

During the course of implementation, all the activities of impartence will be documented appropriately in the form of tables, write up, film shows, photographic, video etc., successful stories will also be documented along with the field proof. Finally a detailed documentation will be made on the impact of watershed activities in enhancing natural resources.

After the withdrawal of project support, the community has to maintain the post project by attending to some of the routine minor repairs to the common property resources from out of watershed development fund. All the assests created in the project will be maped and listed in a register along with the watershed development fund collected from the community. The assest register, watershed development fund, modalities of operating etc., will be worked out and transferred to the Grame Panchayat for operation and maintenance of assets in the treated watershed.


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CHAPTER - 9

EXPECTED OUTCOME


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� Some quantifiable indicators for outcomes of the programme are:

• Areas brought under single/multiple cropping, productivity and production of crops, horticulture, livestock, fodder, agro-forestry,

fisheries products, farming systems, land use and commodity /crop diversification, wasteland area brought under cultivation, etc.

After the development of watershed, it is contemplated to increase the area under double crop by 30%. Similarly single cropped

area will also be converted into farming systems like agro horticulture, agro forestry and silvi pastural system facilitating in

improving the bio mass, fuel, fodder, organic content etc., under horticulture it is proposed to plant mango, sapota, pomogranite,

lime etc., and planned to distribute 58293 seedlings. Similarly 150752 forest seedlings will be distributed to the community to

take up planting on bunds, road side, community lands and block plantations. It is also planned to take up fodder nursery and

about 864 animal health camps for health checkup.

• Changes in water availability (surface storage and ground water table), quality of water, irrigated area, per capita income,

creation of livelihood opportunities, out migration, cropping intensity, feed and fodder availability, etc

• Environmental impact: Change in soil loss, the perenniality of flow and reducing peak flows, recharge of ground water, drinking

water availability, etc.

• Employment generation: casual and regular, SHGs constituted, types of livelihood activities generated.


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Table-47: Employment Generation

1 2 2a 3 4

Sl.No

Name of GP Name of Villages

Wage employment Self employment No of man days No of beneficiaries No of beneficiaries

SC ST others Women Total SC ST others Wo men

Total SC ST others Wo men

Total

1 Sonnavadi Sonnavadi 8644 1180 5900 9084 24808 73 10 50 77 210 1 2 5 - 8 2 -----“------ Narasipuradinne - - 2728 2979 5707 - - 44 47 91 - - 1 - 1 3 Sonnavadi Chikkabandahalli 263 8 352 263 886 6 2 8 6 22 1 1 - 2 4 Sonnavadi Kavathanahalli 2108 248 1240 2356 5952 17 2 10 19 48 1 - 2 - 3 5 Sonnavadi Gumlapura 1689 338 2028 2816 6871 15 3 18 25 61 2 1 4 - 7 6 -----“----- Kadakachanahalli 1250 250 1500 2050 5050 25 5 30 41 101 2 - 3 - 5 7 Sonnavadi Sangondahalli 933 179 1112 1507 3731 26 5 31 42 104 1 - 4 - 5 8 Pitchagunthlahalli Doddabandahalli 2615 523 4698 5481 13317 10 2 18 21 51 1 - 3 - 4 9 Pitchagunthlahalli Gangapura 4375 875 5375 7250 17875 35 7 43 58 143 2 1 4 1 8 10 Pitchagunthlahalli G.Vaddahalli 858 507 2496 3822 7683 22 13 64 98 197 1 1 2 1 5 11 ------“------ Kasivireddihalli 2576 448 3136 4480 10640 23 4 28 40 95 2 1 5 1 9 12 ------“------ Chamareddihalli 1950 520 3510 4290 10270 15 4 27 33 79 2 1 4 1 8 13 -----“------ Pitchaguntlagalli 2520 480 3060 4200 10260 42 8 51 70 171 1 - 4 - 5 14 Pitchagunthlahalli Kothur Kotta 1870 340 2210 3228 7648 11 2 13 19 45 - - 2 - 2 15 Pitchagunthlahalli Yerjinnenahalli 2186 386 2702 3858 9132 17 3 21 30 71 1 - 2 1 4 16 -----“------- Lakkasettihalli 1435 287 1722 2439 5883 10 2 12 17 41 - - 2 - 2 17 ----“---- Chapurahalli 2370 395 2897 4084 9746 18 3 22 31 74 2 - 3 - 5 18 Pitchagunthlahalli Palurahalli 1273 255 1527 2036 5091 15 3 18 24 60 - - 2 - 2 19 -----“---- Chellapalli 2180 436 2616 3815 9047 20 4 24 35 83 2 1 3 - 6 20 -----“---- Doddathammenhalli 1626 304 2032 4877 8839 16 3 20 48 87 1 - 2 1 4 21 Pitchagunthlahalli Chokkododdi 3461 713 4174 5701 14049 34 7 41 56 138 2 1 5 - 8 22 Pitchagunthlahalli Vajranagenahalli 1979 396 2375 3405 8155 25 5 30 43 103 2 1 2 1 6 23 ----“------- Nagamangala 1535 219 1865 2633 6252 14 2 17 24 57 1 - 3 - 4


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1 2 2a 3 4

Sl.No

Name of GP Name of Villages

Wage employment Self employment No of man days No of beneficiaries No of beneficiaries

SC ST others Women Total SC ST others Wo men

Total SC ST others Wo men

Total

24 Pitchagunthlahalli Doddaguttahalli 2499 500 2873 3248 9120 20 4 23 26 73 - - 3 - 3 25 -----“------ Nernahalli 4775 909 5798 7959 19441 42 8 51 70 171 3 1 4 1 9 26 -----“----- Mittahalli 2656 498 3154 4348 10656 16 3 19 26 64 - - 3 - 3 27 Pitchagunthlahalli Rayalamanadinne 251 125 252 503 1131 2 1 2 4 9 - - 1 - 1 28 Pitchagunthlahalli Chikkaguttahalli 724 310 3485 3763 8282 21 9 101 109 240 1 - 2 1 4 29 Alangur Alangur 5997 1222 9662 7440 24321 54 11 87 67 219 2 1 3 1 7 30 -----“------ Veerasandra 1127 161 1368 1931 4587 14 2 17 24 57 - - 1 - 1 31 Mallanayakanahalli Batavarahalli 153 255 1789 2299 4496 6 1 7 9 23 - - 2 - 2 32 Mallanayakanahalli Tulavanatta 57 86 604 5600 6347 6 1 7 65 79 - - 2 - 2 33 Gummakal Puliobereddihalli 3699 660 4492 6076 14927 28 5 34 46 113 2 1 3 - 6 34 Gummakal Kammasandra 752 136 1333 3486 5707 22 4 39 102 167 2 - 3 2 7 35 ----“------ G.Marandahalli 2540 442 2653 3423 9058 23 4 24 31 82 2 - 3 - 5 36 ------“------ Yadahalli 2274 401 2809 3879 9363 17 3 21 29 70 1 - 3 - 4 37 ---“----- Gummakal 5175 1035 6210 8280 20700 45 9 54 72 180 3 1 4 1 9 38 Gummakal R.Agrahara 3024 560 3696 5742 13022 27 5 33 51 116 1 - 3 - 4 39 Gummakal Settikal 569 203 1302 1789 3863 14 5 32 44 95 - - 1 1 2 40 Gummakal K.Byapalli 4950 990 5490 8386 19816 25 5 30 42 102 1 - 2 - 3 41 -----“----- Mylapura 917 358 3109 3518 7902 36 14 122 138 310 1 1 3 1 6 42 ----“----- Senigehalli 4284 - 8988 13491 26763 102 - 214 320 636 3 - 2 1 6

Total 96119 1813

8

13032

2

18181

5 426394 1009 193 1557 2179

493

8

5

0 15 116 16 197


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Table-48: Details of seasonal migration from project area: Pre-project status

1 2 2a 3 4 5 6 7

Sl.No Name of GP Name of the Villages No of persons migrating

No of days per year of

migration

Major reason(s) for migrating

For reduced migration identify major activities of IWMP responsible

Expected reduction in No of persons migrating (a) Structures (b) Livelihoods

1 Sonnavadi Sonnavadi 15 65

Landless, Poverty, drought

Condition and for want of

higher wages.

Field bund/ RC,BC,CD,

NB

Tailoring, Sheep rearing,

Pottery, Cow rearing,

10

2 -----“------ Narasipuradinne 10 60 5

3 Sonnavadi Chikkabandahalli 10 60 5

4 Sonnavadi Kavathanahalli 10 70 6

5 Sonnavadi Gumlapura 10 65 6

6 Sonnavadi Kadakachanahalli 13 65 7

7 Sonnavadi Sangondahalli 10 65 6

8 Pitchagunthlahalli Doddabandahalli 12 60 7

9 Pitchagunthlahalli Gangapura 18 75 10

10 Pitchagunthlahalli G.Vaddahalli 15 80 8

11 ------“------ Kasivireddihalli 20 80 8

12 ------“------ Chamareddihalli 15 90 8

13 -----“------ Pitchaguntlagalli 20 90 12

14 Pitchagunthlahalli Kothur Kotta 0 0 0

15 Pitchagunthlahalli Yerjinnenahalli 15 70 8

16 -----“------- Lakkasettihalli 12 75 7

17 ----“---- Chapurahalli 15 80 8

18 Pitchagunthlahalli Palurahalli 12 90 7

19 -----“---- Chellapalli 18 90 10

20 -----“---- Doddathammenhalli 18 95 10


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1 2 2a 3 4 5 6 7

Sl. No

Name of GP Name of the Villages No of persons migrating

No of days per year of migration

Major reason(s) for migrating

For reduced migration identify major activities of IWMP

responsible

Expected reduction in No of persons

migrating (a) Structures (b) Livelihoods

21 Pitchagunthlahalli Chokkododdi 12 70

Landless, Poverty, drought

Condition and for want of higher wages.

Field bund/ RC,BC,CD,

NB

Tailoring, Sheep rearing,

Pottery, Cow rearing,

7

22 Pitchagunthlahalli Vajranagenahalli 15 80 8

23 ----“------- Nagamangala 18 90 10

24 Pitchagunthlahalli Doddaguttahalli 15 95 8

25 -----“------ Nernahalli 12 80 7

26 -------“------- Mittahalli 12 75 7 27 Pitchagunthlahalli Rayalamanadinne 8 60 4 28 Pitchagunthlahalli Chikkaguttahalli 12 95 10

29 Alangur Alangur 10 60 6

30 -----“------ Veerasandra 15 75 7

31 Mallanayakanahalli Batavarahalli 20 90 8

32 Mallanayakanahalli Tulavanatta 6 75 7

33 Gummakal Puliobereddihalli 9 85 4

34 Gummakal Kammasandra 12 65 6

35 ----“------ G.Marandahalli 12 75 8

36 ------“------ Yadahalli 12 80 8

37 ---“----- Gummakal 12 90 8

38 Gummakal R.Agrahara 12 90 7 39 Gummakal Settikal 18 85 3

40 Gummakal K.Byapalli 20 90 10

41 -----“----- Mylapura 10 95 10

42 ----“----- Senigehalli 25 90 12

Total 565 3215 313


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Table-49: Details of seasonal migration from project area: Pre-project status

1 2 2a 3 4 5

Sl.No Name of GP Name of Villages Particular of CPR@ If agreement signed $ Expected no of beneficiary families

data of signing of Agreement

Nature of -Right#

SC ST Others Total

1 Sonnavadi Sonnavadi

Tank, Pond,

Check dam, P.T., NRVT,

Nalabund, Afforest ration, Regenaration, Agro Forestry, Fuel wood, Fodder,

Horticulture, Pasture dev. nursery raising

- - 1 2 5 8 2 ------“------ Narasipuradinne - - 0 0 1 1 3 Sonnavadi Chikkabandahalli - - 1 0 1 2 4 Sonnavadi Kavathanahalli - - 1 0 2 3 5 Sonnavadi Gumlapura - - 2 1 4 7 6 -----“----- Kadakachanahalli - - 2 0 3 5 7 Sonnavadi Sangondahalli - - 1 0 4 5 8 Pitchagunthlahalli Doddabandahalli - - 1 0 3 4 9 Pitchagunthlahalli Gangapura - - 2 1 5 8 10 Pitchagunthlahalli G.Vaddahalli - - 1 1 3 5 11 ------“------ Kasivireddihalli - - 2 1 6 9 12 ------“------ Chamareddihalli - - 2 1 5 8 13 -----“------ Pitchaguntlagalli - - 1 0 4 5 14 Pitchagunthlahalli Kothur Kotta - - 0 0 2 2 15 Pitchagunthlahalli Yerjinnenahalli - - 1 0 3 4 16 -----“------- Lakkasettihalli - - 0 0 2 2 17 ----“---- Chapurahalli - - 2 0 3 5 18 Pitchagunthlahalli Palurahalli - - 2 0 0 2 19 -----“---- Chellapalli - - 2 1 3 6 20 -----“---- Doddathammenhalli - - 1 0 3 4 21 Pitchagunthlahalli Chokkododdi - - 2 1 5 8 22 Pitchagunthlahalli Vajranagenahalli - - 2 1 3 6 23 ----“------- Nagamangala - - 1 0 3 4 24 Pitchagunthlahalli Doddaguttahalli - - 0 0 3 3 25 -----“------ Nernahalli - - 3 1 5 9 26 -----“------ Mittahalli - - 0 0 3 3 27 Pitchagunthlahalli Rayalamanadinne - - 1 0 0 1 28 Pitchagunthlahalli Chikkaguttahalli - - 0 0 2 2 29 Alangur Alangur - - 2 1 3 6 30 -----“------ Veerasandra - - 0 0 1 1


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1 2 2a 3 4 5

Sl.No Name of GP Name of Villages Particular of CPR@ If agreement signed $ Expected no of beneficiary families

data of signing of Agreement

Nature of Right#

SC ST Others Total

31 Mallanayakanahalli Batavarahalli

Tank, Pond, Check dam, P.T., NRVT,

Nalabund, Afforest ration, Regenaration, Agro Forestry, Fuel wood,

Fodder, Horticulture, Pasture dev. nursery raising

- - 1 0 3 4 32 Mallanayakanahalli Tulavanatta - - 0 0 2 2 33 Gummakal Puliobereddihalli - - 2 1 3 6 34 Gummakal Kammasandra - - 2 0 5 7 35 ----“------ G.Marandahalli - - 2 0 3 5 36 ------“------ Yadahalli - - 1 0 3 4 37 ---“----- Gummakal - - 3 1 5 9 38 Gummakal R.Agrahara - - 1 0 3 4 39 Gummakal Settikal - - 1 0 2 3 40 Gummakal K.Byapalli - - 1 1 4 6 41 -----“----- Mylapura - - 0 0 2 2 42 ----“----- Senigehalli - - 3 0 3 6

Total 53 15 128 196

@ In colmn no.3 the categories given in the table no.M (SP) 10, column 5 may be filled as required $ If agreement not signed, please fill NA # In column no 4, only the letter assigned to each type, as given below, needs to be typed F for right to fishing (culture, harvest and sale FW for right to collect fire wood for domestic purpose G for right of grazing cattle MFP for right collect and sell minor forest product P for right to passeg across the CPR Rd for right to construct road to access to individual property S/M for right collect and sell sand and minerals So for right collect soil for nursery and plantation activities and construction T for right to collect timber for construction of house Wd for right to collect/use water for drinking Wi for right to use water fro irrigation O for right to other than indicated above ( Please specify)


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Table-50: Details of average ground water table depth in the project areas ( in meters)

1 2 2a 3 4 5 6

Sl.No Name of GP Name of Villages Sources Pre-project level Expected post-

project level Remarks

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

Sonnavadi

------“-----

Sonnavadi

Sonnavadi

Sonnavadi

-----“-----

Sonnavadi

Pitchagunthlahalli

Pitchagunthlahalli

Pitchagunthlahalli

------“------

------“------

-----“------

Pitchagunthlahalli

Pitchagunthlahalli

-----“-------

----“----

Pitchagunthlahalli

-----“----

-----“----

Pitchagunthlahalli

Sonnavadi

Narasipuradinne

Chikkabandahalli

Kavathanahalli

Gumlapura

Kadakachanahalli

Sangondahalli

Doddabandahalli

Gangapura

G.Vaddahalli

Kasivireddihalli

Chamareddihalli

Pitchaguntlagalli

Kothur Kotta

Yerjinnenahalli

Lakkasettihalli

Chapurahalli

Palurahalli

Chellapalli

Doddathammenhalli

Chokkododdi

1.open wells

2.Borewells

3. Others(specify)

Dried

260-300

-

Rejunation

150-200

-

Enhancing the

underground water

table by rejunation

the dried up wells

and bore wells.


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22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

32

33

34

35

36

37

38

39

40

41

42

Pitchagunthlahalli

----“-------

Pitchagunthlahalli

-----“------

----“---

Pitchagunthlahalli

Pitchagunthlahalli

Alangur

-----“------

Mallanayakanahalli

Mallanayakanahalli

Gummakal

Gummakal

----“------

------“------

---“-----

Gummakal

Gummakal

Gummakal

-----“-----

----“-----

Vajranagenahalli

Nagamangala

Doddaguttahalli

Nernahalli

Mittahalli

Rayalamanadinne

Chikkaguttahalli

Alangur

Veerasandra

Batavarahalli

Tulavanatta

Puliobereddihalli

Kammasandra

G.Marandahalli

Yadahalli

Gummakal

R.Agrahara

Settikal

K.Byapalli

Mylapura

Senigehalli

The data must be based on the of average ground water table depth collected by PIA with the help of concerned technical expert in

the same sample of 10% selected wells and bore wells in the villages in the watershed project area, during pre-project.


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Table-51: Status of Drinking water*

1 2 2a 3 4 5

Sl.No Name of GP Name of villages

Availability of drinking water (no of months in 3 year)

Quality of drinking water Comments

Pre-project Expected

post-project Pre-project

Expected post-project

1 Sonnavadi Sonnavadi 25 months 30 months

Water Containing fluorides, Nitrates, and harmful Salts

Good Quality of Water is Expected due to reduction in Fluorides, Nitrates, and Harmful Salts.

-

2 ------“------ Narasipuradinne 25 months 30 months 3 Sonnavadi Chikkabandahalli 25 months 30 months 4 Sonnavadi Kavathanahalli 25 months 30 months 5 Sonnavadi Gumlapura 25 months 30 months 6 -----“----- Kadakachanahalli 25 months 30 months 7 Sonnavadi Sangondahalli 25 months 30 months 8 Pitchagunthlahalli Doddabandahalli 25 months 30 months 9 Pitchagunthlahalli Gangapura 25 months 30 months 10 Pitchagunthlahalli G.Vaddahalli 24 months 28 months 11 ------“------ Kasivireddihalli 24 months 28 months 12 ------“------ Chamareddihalli 24 months 28 months 13 -----“------ Pitchaguntlagalli 24 months 28 months 14 Pitchagunthlahalli Kothur Kotta 24 months 28 months 15 Pitchagunthlahalli Yerjinnenahalli 24 months 28 months 16 -----“------- Lakkasettihalli 24 months 28 months 17 ----“---- Chapurahalli 24 months 28 months 18 Pitchagunthlahalli Palurahalli 24 months 28 months 19 -----“---- Chellapalli 24 months 28 months 20 -----“---- Doddathammenhalli 24months 28 months 21 Pitchagunthlahalli Chokkododdi 24 months 28 months 22 Pitchagunthlahalli Vajranagenahalli 24 months 28 months 23 ----“------- Nagamangala 24 months 28 months 24 Pitchagunthlahalli Doddaguttahalli 24months 28 months 25 -----“------ Nernahalli 24 months 28 months 26 -----“------ Mittahalli 26 months 30 months 27 Pitchagunthlahalli Rayalamanadinne 24 months 28 months 28 Pitchagunthlahalli Chikkaguttahalli 25 months 28 months


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1 2 2a 3 4 5

Sl.No Name of GP Name of villages

Availability of drinking water (no of months in 3 year)

Quality of drinking water Comments

Pre-project Expected post-

project Pre-project

Expected post-project

29 Alangur Alangur 26 months 30 months

Water Containing fluorides, Nitrates, and

harmful Salts

Good Quality of Water is Expected due to reduction in Fluorides, Nitrates, and Harmful Salts.

-

30 -----“------ Veerasandra 26 months 30 months 31 Mallanayakanahalli Batavarahalli 25 months 28 months 32 Mallanayakanahalli Tulavanatta 25 months 28 months 33 Gummakal Puliobereddihalli 26 months 30 months 34 Gummakal Kammasandra 26 months 30 months 35 ----“------ G.Marandahalli 26 months 30 months 36 ------“------ Yadahalli 26 months 30 months 37 ---“----- Gummakal 26 months 30 months 38 Gummakal R.Agrahara 26 months 30 months 39 Gummakal Settikal 25 months 30 months 40 Gummakal K.Byapalli 25 months 28 months 41 -----“----- Mylapura 26 months 30 months 42 ----“----- Senigehalli 30 months 32 months

* From column no.2a, total no of villages implementing the programme, from column no.3, average no of months may be given at the end of the table for the entire project


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Table-52: Details Of kharif crop area and yield in the project areas*

1 2 2a 3 4 5

Sl. No

Name of GP Name of villages Name of the crops

pre-project Expected Post project

Area(ha) Average yield per

ha. (Qtl) Total production

(Qtl) Area(ha)

Average yield per ha. (Qtl)

Total production (Qtl)

Irri Rf(ha) Irri Rf Irri Rf Irri Rf Irri Rf Irri Rf 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

Sonnavadi ------“----- Sonnavadi Sonnavadi Sonnavadi -----“----- Sonnavadi Pitchagunthlahalli Pitchagunthlahalli Pitchagunthlahalli ------“------ ------“------ -----“------ Pitchagunthlahalli Pitchagunthlahalli -----“------- ----“---- Pitchagunthlahalli -----“---- -----“---- Pitchagunthlahalli Pitchagunthlahalli ----“------- Pitchagunthlahalli -----“------ ----“--- Pitchagunthlahalli Pitchagunthlahalli Alangur -----“------ Mallanayakanahalli Mallanayakanahalli

Sonnavadi Narasipuradinne Chikkabandahalli Kavathanahalli Gumlapura Kadakachanahalli Sangondahalli Doddabandahalli Gangapura G.Vaddahalli Kasivireddihalli Chamareddihalli Pitchaguntlagalli Kothur Kotta Yerjinnenahalli Lakkasettihalli Chapurahalli Palurahalli Chellapalli Doddathammenhalli Chokkododdi Vajranagenahalli Nagamangala Doddaguttahalli Nernahalli Mittahalli Rayalamanadinne Chikkaguttahalli Alangur Veerasandra Batavarahalli Tulavanatta

Ragi

Groundnut

Tur

0 0 0

1080.0

2100.0

420.0

0 0 0

10.00

6.00

4.00

0 0 0

10800.0

12600.0

1680.0

0 0 0

1150.0

2250.0

500.0

0 0 0

12.00

7.00

4.80

0 0 0

13800.0

17750.0

2400.00


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33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42

Gummakal Gummakal ----“------ ------“------ ---“----- Gummakal Gummakal Gummakal -----“----- ----“-----

Puliobereddihalli Kammasandra G.Marandahalli Yadahalli Gummakal R.Agrahara Settikal K.Byapalli Mylapura Senigehalli

Total 3600.0 20.00 25080. 3900. 23.8 33950.0

*From column no.2a, total number of villages, from column no.3, total no of Crops, from column no.4 and 5, the totals for the area, average yield per ha and total production, category-wise, for the entire project may be given at the end of the table Irri-Irrigated , Rf-Rainfed


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Table-53: Details of Rabi crop area and yield in the project areas*

Sl. No

Name of GP Name of villages Name of the

crops


Area(ha) Average yield per ha. (Qtl)


Area(ha) Average

yield per ha. (Qtl)


Irri Rf Irri Rf Irri Rf Irri Rf Irri Rf Irri Rf

1 Sonnavadi Sonnavadi Only

Horse gram - 630.00 - 2.50 - 1575.00 - 700.00 - 3.00 - 2100.00

2 ------“----- Narasipuradinne

3 Sonnavadi Chikkabandahalli

4 Sonnavadi Kavathanahalli

5 Sonnavadi Gumlapura

6 -----“----- Kadakachanahalli

7 Sonnavadi Sangondahalli

8 Pitchagunthlahalli Doddabandahalli

9 Pitchagunthlahalli Gangapura

10 Pitchagunthlahalli G.Vaddahalli

11 ------“------ Kasivireddihalli

12 ------“------ Chamareddihalli

13 -----“------ Pitchaguntlagalli

14 Pitchagunthlahalli Kothur Kotta

15 Pitchagunthlahalli Yerjinnenahalli

16 -----“------- Lakkasettihalli

17 ----“---- Chapurahalli

18 Pitchagunthlahalli Palurahalli

19 -----“---- Chellapalli

20 -----“---- Doddathammenhalli

21 Pitchagunthlahalli Chokkododdi

22 Pitchagunthlahalli Vajranagenahalli

23 ----“------- Nagamangala

24 Pitchagunthlahalli Doddaguttahalli

25 -----“------ Nernahalli


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26 ----“--- Mittahalli

27 Pitchagunthlahalli Rayalamanadinne

28 Pitchagunthlahalli Chikkaguttahalli

29 Alangur Alangur

30 -----“------ Veerasandra


32 Mallanayakanahalli Tulavanatta

33 Gummakal Puliobereddihalli

34 Gummakal Kammasandra

35 ----“------ G.Marandahalli

36 ------“------ Yadahalli

37 ---“----- Gummakal

38 Gummakal R.Agrahara

39 Gummakal Settikal

40 Gummakal K.Byapalli

41 -----“----- Mylapura

42 ----“----- Senigehalli

Total 630.00 2.50 1575.00 700.00 3.00 2100.00

*From column no.2a, total number of villages, from column no.3, total no of Crops, from column no.4 and 5, the totals for the area,

average yield per ha and total production, category-wise, for the entire project may be given at the end of the table

Irri-Irrigated Rf-Rainfed


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Table-54: Details of Zaid /Any other seasonal crop area and yield in the project areas*

Sl. No

Name of GP Name of villages Name of the

crops


Area(ha) Average yield per ha. (Qtl)


Area(ha) Average

yield per ha. (Qtl)


Irri Rf Irri Rf Irri Rf Irri Rf Irri Rf Irri Rf


2 ------“----- Narasipuradinne

3 Sonnavadi Chikkabandahalli

4 Sonnavadi Kavathanahalli

5 Sonnavadi Gumlapura

6 -----“----- Kadakachanahalli

7 Sonnavadi Sangondahalli

8 Pitchagunthlahalli Doddabandahalli

9 Pitchagunthlahalli Gangapura

10 Pitchagunthlahalli G.Vaddahalli

11 ------“------ Kasivireddihalli

12 ------“------ Chamareddihalli

13 -----“------ Pitchaguntlagalli

14 Pitchagunthlahalli Kothur Kotta

15 Pitchagunthlahalli Yerjinnenahalli

16 -----“------- Lakkasettihalli

17 ----“---- Chapurahalli

18 Pitchagunthlahalli Palurahalli

19 -----“---- Chellapalli

20 -----“---- Doddathammenhalli

21 Pitchagunthlahalli Chokkododdi

22 Pitchagunthlahalli Vajranagenahalli

23 ----“------- Nagamangala

24 Pitchagunthlahalli Doddaguttahalli

25 -----“------ Nernahalli

26 ----“--- Mittahalli


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27 Pitchagunthlahalli Rayalamanadinne

28 Pitchagunthlahalli Chikkaguttahalli

29 Alangur Alangur

30 -----“------ Veerasandra


32 Mallanayakanahalli Tulavanatta


34 Gummakal Kammasandra

35 ----“------ G.Marandahalli

36 ------“------ Yadahalli

37 ---“----- Gummakal

38 Gummakal R.Agrahara

39 Gummakal Settikal

40 Gummakal K.Byapalli

41 -----“----- Mylapura

42 ----“----- Senigehalli

Total

*From column no.2a, total number of villages, from column no.3, total no of Crops, from column no.4 and 5, the totals for the area,

average yield per ha and total production, category-wise, for the entire project may be given at the end of the table

Irri-Irrigated , Rf-Rainfed

Detailed Project Report Format for IWMP – 5 Mulbagal Taluk, Kolar District

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Table-55: Increase/Decrease in the area of horticulture*

Sl. No

Name of GP Names of villages Name of horticulture crop Exisiting area under horticulture(ha)

expected achievement(ha)

Area under horticulture proposed to be covered through IWMP

Change in the area of Horticulture


Mango and Floriculture Sapota, Guva,

Rose, Jasmine, Kanakambra.

10.00 20.00 10

2 ------“----- Narasipuradinne 3.00 5.00 2

3 Sonnavadi Chikkabandahalli 4.00 6.00 2

4 Sonnavadi Kavathanahalli 10.00 20.00 10

5 Sonnavadi Gumlapura 15.00 20.00 5

6 -----“----- Kadakachanahalli 10.00 20.00 10

7 Sonnavadi Sangondahalli 10.00 15.00 5

8 Pitchagunthlahalli Doddabandahalli 5.00 15.00 10

9 Pitchagunthlahalli Gangapura 12.00 18.00 6

10 Pitchagunthlahalli G.Vaddahalli 5.00 20.00 15

11 ------“------ Kasivireddihalli 7.00 12.00 5

12 ------“------ Chamareddihalli 15.00 20.00 5

13 -----“------ Pitchaguntlagalli 16.00 20.00 4

14 Pitchagunthlahalli Kothur Kotta 5.00 30.00 25

15 Pitchagunthlahalli Yerjinnenahalli 10.00 25.00 15

16 -----“------- Lakkasettihalli 12.00 20.00 8

17 ----“---- Chapurahalli 8.00 15.00 7

18 Pitchagunthlahalli Palurahalli 10.00 20.00 10

19 -----“---- Chellapalli 12.00 30.00 18

20 -----“---- Doddathammenhalli 10.00 20.00 10

21 Pitchagunthlahalli Chokkododdi 8.00 15.00 7

22 Pitchagunthlahalli Vajranagenahalli 6.00 10.00 4

23 ----“------- Nagamangala 15.00 15.00 -

24 Pitchagunthlahalli Doddaguttahalli 18.00 20.00 2

25 -----“------ Nernahalli 10.00 15.00 5

26 -----“------ Mittahalli 15.00 15.00 -

27 Pitchagunthlahalli Rayalamanadinne 8.00 12.00 4

28 Pitchagunthlahalli Chikkaguttahalli 5.00 10.00 5

29 Alangur Alangur 20.00 40.00 20

30 -----“------ Veerasandra 12.00 18.00 6

31 Mallanayakanahalli Batavarahalli 9.00 14.00 5

32 Mallanayakanahalli Tulavanatta 2.00 5.00 3


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Sl. No

Name of GP Names of villages Name of horticulture crop Exisiting area under horticulture(ha)

expected achievement(ha)

Area under horticulture proposed to be covered through IWMP

Change in the area of Horticulture


Mango and Floriculture Sapota, Guva,

Rose, Jasmine, Kanakambra.

10.00 20.00 5

34 Gummakal Kammasandra 5.00 10.00 10

35 ----“------ G.Marandahalli 8.00 15.00 7

36 ------“------ Yadahalli 10.00 20.00 10

37 ---“----- Gummakal 15.00 20.00 5

38 Gummakal R.Agrahara 12.00 20.00 8

39 Gummakal Settikal 16.00 20.00 4

40 Gummakal K.Byapalli 5.00 10.00 5

41 -----“----- Mylapura 4.00 5.00 1

42 ----“----- Senigehalli 10.00 10.00 -

Total 412.00 710.00 298

* From column no.2a, total no of villages implementing the programme, from column no.4 and 5 , total area in ha may be given at the end of the table for the entire project


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Table-56: Increase /Decrease in the area under fodder*

1 2 2a 3 4

Sl. No Name of GP Name of Villages Exisiting area under fodder(ha) Expected achievement through

IWMP(ha)

1 Sonnavadi Sonnavadi 4.50 5.00

2 ------“----- Narasipuradinne 1.00 1.50

3 Sonnavadi Chikkabandahalli 1.00 2.00

4 Sonnavadi Kavathanahalli 0 0

5 Sonnavadi Gumlapura 2.50 5.00

6 -----“----- Kadakachanahalli 1.50 3.00

7 Sonnavadi Sangondahalli 0.50 2.50 8 Pitchagunthlahalli Doddabandahalli 2.00 3.00

9 Pitchagunthlahalli Gangapura 3.00 4.00

10 Pitchagunthlahalli G.Vaddahalli 1.00 2.00

11 ------“------ Kasivireddihalli 1.500 2.50

12 ------“------ Chamareddihalli 2.50 4.00

13 -----“------ Pitchaguntlagalli 2.00 3.00

14 Pitchagunthlahalli Kothur Kotta 1.00 12.00

15 Pitchagunthlahalli Yerjinnenahalli 2.20 4.00

16 -----“------- Lakkasettihalli 1.75 3.70

17 ----“---- Chapurahalli 2.00 3.50

18 Pitchagunthlahalli Palurahalli 3.00 5.00

19 -----“---- Chellapalli 1.50 4.50

20 -----“---- Doddathammenhalli 1.00 3.00

21 Pitchagunthlahalli Chokkododdi 2.00 3.00

22 Pitchagunthlahalli Vajranagenahalli 1.50 3.50 23 ----“------- Nagamangala 2.00 4.00

24 Pitchagunthlahalli Doddaguttahalli 2.00 4.00

25 -----“------ Nernahalli 3.00 5.00

26 ----“--- Mittahalli 1.50 3.00

27 Pitchagunthlahalli Rayalamanadinne 0.50 1.50

28 Pitchagunthlahalli Chikkaguttahalli 1.00 5.00

29 Alangur Alangur 3.00 25.00

30 -----“------ Veerasandra 1.50 10.00

31 Mallanayakanahalli Batavarahalli 1.50 7.00

32 Mallanayakanahalli Tulavanatta 0.50 3.50


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1 2 2a 3 4

Sl. No Name of GP Name of Villages Exisiting area under fodder(ha) Expected achievement through IWMP(ha)

33 Gummakal Puliobereddihalli 2.50 5.00

34 Gummakal Kammasandra 0.50 3.00

35 ----“------ G.Marandahalli 2.00 5.00

36 ------“------ Yadahalli 1.50 5.00

37 ---“----- Gummakal 3.50 10.00

38 Gummakal R.Agrahara 2.00 6.00

39 Gummakal Settikal 3.00 6.00

40 Gummakal K.Byapalli 2.25 5.00

41 -----“----- Mylapura 0.50 2.00

42 ----“----- Senigehalli 3.50 5.00

Total 76.7 199.7

* From column no.2a, total no of villages implementing the programme, from column no.3 and 4 , total area in ha may be given at the end of the

table for the entire project


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Table-57 {Table-M(PO)C5}: Increase/ Decrease in area under fuel-wood*

1 2 3 4 5

S. No.

Name of

project

Duration of

Project

Existing area under fuel-wood (ha) Achievement (ha)

Source/ Name of report

Year of reference

Area already under fuel-wood

Area under fuel-wood proposed to

be covered through IWMP

Area under fuel-wood actually

covered through IWMP

Change in area under fuel-wood

* from column no. 4 & 5, total area in ha may be given at the end of the table for the entire project.


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Table-58 {Table-M(PO)C7}: Increase/ Decrease in Forest/vegetative cover*

1 2 3 4 5

Sl. No

Name of

project

Duration of

Project

Existing tree cover (ha) Achievement (ha)

Source/ Name of

report

Year of referen

ce

Area already under

forest/vegetative cover

forest/vegetative cover area proposed to be covered under

IWMP

forest/vegetative cover area

actually covered under IWMP

Change in forest/vegetative cover

area

* from column no. 4 & 5, total area in ha may be given at the end of the table for the entire country.


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LIST OF MAPS


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I. Index Map of Watershed


Page | 121

II. Watershed Map


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III. Relief / Drainage Map

IV. Slope map

V. Soils and land capability class maps

VI. Land Use / Land cover map

VII. Map showing existing conservation measures

VIII. Proposed action Plan map

IX. Any other maps

Note: Except index map all other maps should be of high resolution and/ or preferably in the village map / in the scale of 1:10,000 or 8,000.

List of Abbreviations

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