IRRIGATION & FLOOD CONTROL DEPARTMENT (IFCD), MANIPUR Estd. in May, 1976 Assured Irrigation in the state with Water Resource Projects Managing Flood Control Works Also creates Potential for: a. Raw Water for Water Supplies b. Hydel Power Committed for:
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IRRIGATION & FLOOD CONTROL DEPARTMENT (IFCD), MANIPUR
Estd. in May, 1976
Assured Irrigation in the state with Water Resource Projects
Managing Flood Control WorksAlso creates Potential for: a. Raw Water for Water Suppliesb. Hydel Power
Committed for:
The hill and valley of Manipur are traversed by many rivers/streams of Manipur river basin and Barak river sub-basin.
The undulating topography coupled with deforestation in the catchment area of the rivers lead to accelerated draining of water by the rivers thereby endangering the river bunds.
The consequences are frequent devastation of Flood resulting heavy loses in terms of socio-economic value and even life.
Flood in Manipur
• Activities of emergency Flood Fighting Works are taken up as normal work under the State fund.
• Due to inadequate fund under State Plan all the Flood Management Programme (FMP) Works could not be taken up under State Plan.
• The department has been taking up the FMP works under State Plan and Centrally Sponsored Schemes like, AIBP (Brahamaputra Board), SPA, NEC etc.
ANTI-EROSION AND FLOOD CONTROL SCHEMES UNDER AIBP(BRAHMAPUTRA BOARD)
Districts Number of Schemes
2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 Total
Imphal (E) 3 - - 1 4
Imphal(W) 3 - - 2 5
Thoubal 6 - - 3 9
Bishnupur - - - 1 1
Senapati - - - 1 1
Ukhrul - - - - -
Chandel - - - 1 1
Churachandpur
- - - 1 1
Tamenglong - - - - -
Total:- 22
Total Cost: Rs. 109.09 Cr
ANTI-EROSION AND FLOOD CONTROL SCHEMES UNDER SPA
District Number of schemes
2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 Total
Imphal (E) 3 5 3 11
Imphal(W) 4 2 3 9
Thoubal 1 12 8 21
Bishnupur - 1 6 7
Senapati - 6 9 15
Ukhrul - 5 4 9
Chandel - 6 3 9
Churachandpur
- 3 8 11
Tamenglong - 3 5 8
Total : 100
Total Cost: Rs. 120.00 Cr
ANTI-EROSION AND FLOOD CONTROL SCHEMES UNDER NEC
DistrictNumber of scheme
2009-10 2010-11 Total
Imphal (E) 1 - 1
Imphal(W) - - -
Thoubal - 1 1
Bishnupur - - -
Senapati - - -
Ukhrul - - -
Chandel - - -
Churachandpur - 1 1
Tamenglong - - -
Total : 3
Total Cost: Rs. 9.13 Cr
Schemes Under JnNURM
Improvement of Nambul River FrontEnvisages beautification and channelisation of Nambul River from Khwai Hump Bridge to Keisampat Bridge.Estimated Cost:- Rs. 14.13 croreDate of Start:- 21-01- 2011.Physical Progress:- 49 %Finanial Progress:- Rs. 3.84 crore.Targetted Date of Completion:- 31 – 05 – 2012.
NAMBUL RIVER (under JnNURM) BEFORE EXECUTION
NAMBUL RIVER (under JnNURM) DURING EXECUTION
RCC WALL ABOVE BORE PILES AT THOUBAL RIVER( TYPICAL WORK OF S P A )
NAGA WALL AT BARAK RIVER, SENAPATI DISTRICT(TYPICAL WORK UNDER S P A )
RR MASONRY RETAINING WALL DURING CONSTRUCTION AT KOITE STREAM, CHURACHANPUR DISTRICT
( TYPICAL WORK UNDER N E C )
CC RETAINING WALL AT IMPHAL RIVER, IMPHAL EAST( TYPICAL WORK UNDER A I B P )
RR MASONRY RETAINING WALL AT NAMBUL RIVER, IMPHAL WEST
( TYPICAL WORK UNDER S P A )
SYSTEMS OF MONITORING
• The physical and financial progress for CSS schemes are monitored by Central Agencies.
• At the present scenario and law and order problems of the state, the District authorities takes a significant role at the implementation of schemes/projects
• From time to time the District authorities helps the department in controlling problems related to law & order, Land disputes or any untoward incidents that affects on the implementation of Schemes.
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