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SACHETANA
               NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
                   FOR ADDRESSING POVERTY
               SITUATION IN MUNDARAGI TALUK OF
                          KARNATAKA




PROJECT LOCATION:-    MUNDARAGI TALUK

1ST PHASE :   5 VILLAGES
              VIRUPAPUR, KALAKERI, MUSTIKOPPA , TIPPAPUR AND
              BUDIHAL

2ND PHASE:    4 VILLAGES
              HARUGERI, BASAPUR, MAKTUMPUR AND BENNIHALLI
PROJECT PURPOSE :

  IMPROVE THE LIVELIHOOD OF BASE OF 1200 FAMILIES IN 9
  VILLAGES OF MUNDARAGI,THROUGH
  IMPROVED NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT &
  WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT.
  SELF HELP GROUPS FORMATION AND EMPOWERMENT OF
  THE TARGET GROUPS TO FUNCTION EFFECTIVELY AS A
  OWNER,.

  TARGET GROUP :    SMALL AND MARGINAL FARMER
                    LAND LESS FAMILIES
                    FEW BIG FARMER

  AREA COVERAGE :- 4675 HECTARES
BACK GROUND OF THE AREA :
Degraded Land Devoid Of Vegetative Cover
Low Productive Land
Lack Of Year Round Employment
Lack Of Technical Know How For Improved Agriculture
Low Rain Fall
Lack Of Irrigation Facilities.
Ground Water Depletion.
Prevalence Of Fluorosis.
Diminishing Working Capacity Of The Working Force.

SOCIAL PROBLEMS :- Late Marriages Or No Marriages . Not
Mingling With Others.
NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT & WATERSHED
DEVELOPMENT

ACTIVITIES :-
1. LAND DEVELOPMENT
              FIELD TRENCH CUM BUND
              GULLY PLUGS
2. WATER HARVESTING STRUCTURES :
              PERCOLATION TRENCHES
              PERCOLATION PONDS
              DIVERSION CHANNELS
              RECHARGING OF BORE WELLS
              RAIN WATER HARVESTING STRUCTURES.
              WATER ANALYSIS
NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT & WATERSHED
DEVELOPMENT
ACTIVITIES :-
3.TREE BASED FARMING
              DRY LAND HORTICULTURE
              AGRO FORESTRY
              SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE

4. SUPPORT FOR LIVELIHOOD ACTIVITIES :
       TRADING (OIL, GRAIN, BANGLE, UTENSILS)
       CARPENTRY, CARPET WEAVING, VERMI-COMPOSTING,
       VEGETABLE VENDING, TEA SHOP, CYCLE SHOP, LAUNDRY
       AND LIVESTOCK.

5. ESTABLISHMENT OF COMMUNITY CENTER :
              FOR TRAINING AND DEMONSTRATION
NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT & WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT
ACTIVITIES :-
6. TRAINING AND AWARENESS :

             EXPOSURE VISITS
             FARMING SYSTEM TRAINING
             TRAINING IN WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
             PADAYATRE / CYCLE JATHA
             HASIRU HABBA

2. LOCAL INSTITUTION BUILDING :-
ACTIVITIES :-
            FORMATION OF SELF HELP GROUPS
            HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT (SSY)
DECENTRALISED WATER HARVESTING SYSTEM
STRATA
Rain fall data of Bagojikoppa watershed area Taluk Ramadurg, Dt:- Belgaum

                                                                                                              Source:- KID Hirekoppa




Sl no        Year    Jan    Feb    Mar     Ap         May         Ju         Jul          Au          Sep     Oct        Nov       Dec       Total
         1    1993                                      18.2       14.9            11.2        11.4     4.9      121       5.2       7.4             194.2
        2     1994                              8.8         3.1    67.5            24.5         3.7     8.2      113           0         0           228.9
        3     1995    2.5                               38.8       82.4              0          4.1    20.7     92.6      39.9           0            281
        4     1996                  22.3        6.9     21.2       124             24.9        15.5    198      128        2.6           0           543.8
        5     1997                   1.5    31.4        24.8       59.5             4.8        54.6    21.6     22.9       4.3      15.8             241.2
        6     1998                                      18.2       66.7            70.2    148.8       180      133       25.7           0           642.5
        7     1999                                      76.5           55          48.9         6.3    79.2     140                                  405.4
        8     2000                                      36.3       60.8            11.3        47.9    72.4     153                                  381.8
        9     2001                                                     1.8         12.9         24     134      56.2                                 228.7
    10        2002            14                6.2     38.1       13.1                        34.1     4.4     43.5                                 153.4
        11    2003                          29.6                       2.1          6.4         9.4     0.2         38    12.8                        98.5
    12        2004                          12.8        51.7       157               4          15     39.9         32                               312.7
    13        2005                          38.4            0.8        116         83.2        30.4    20.1     53.3                                 342.6
    14        2006                   0.2        2.1     17.5       106             26.4         9.5    48.4     74.9      31.7                       316.6
    15        2007                          13.8        17.9       69.6            21.7        66.7     111      2.3                                 302.8
                      2.5     14     24     150       363.1        997        350.4        481.4       942     1204       122      23.2          4674.1
                                                                                                                                              311.6067
WATER BUDGETING FOR STUDY AREA
I Watershed information
1. Watershed area-                   350ha
2. Mean annual RF-                   311mm
3. Run off inducing RF-              146.25mm
4. Runoff inducing rainy days-       6 days
5. All ready constructed structures- 8CD and 1MI tank

II Run off=127969 CMT=127.969 TCM/year Considered 25% run off
III amount of water stored in different structure all readily existed
TCB12.850 TCM
Capacity of CD=4.97 TCM
MI tank- 2TCM
Total water storage=19.82TCM
IV Quantity of water storage in treated structures= 57.84TCM for 126 ha

Abstract
Water flow=128TCM
Water stored=7TCM
Qty of water stored in treated area=57 TCM
Out flow=64TCM
RAINFA DA OF BA
                                         LL TA    GOJIKOPPA

                                                                                       Series1
                                                                                       Series2

        2500




        2000




        1500
RF MM




        1000




        500




          0
               1   2   3   4   5   6     7    8     9   10    11   12   13   14   15
                                             Year
1.Mapping:-
Well contour map
Location structures in map
Drainage map
2. Base lines.
Rain fall, Intensity of rainfall/ hour:- last 15 years2.71mm
Highest rainfall in 24 hours inlast 15 years:-14.10/2000:-65.2mm
Average rainfall:- 311mm
Temperature Average 36DC
Temperature season wise
                     Summer               Monsoon              Winter
Max Dc               38                   30                   28
Min Dc               35                   28                   26


Data source:-PHC Hulkund
DRAINAGE LINE
Analyzing drainage line



  Stream    No of      Bifurca    Area of    Stream    Stream     Drainag
  order     streams    tion       catchm     length    frequen    e
                       ratio      ents                 cy         density
  1         11         1.83       3.5sqkm    3.10      5.14       1.92
  2         06         06                    2.31
  3         01                               1.32
  Total     18                               6.73



 Abstract
 1. Stream frequency is for every 5.14km
 2. Drainage density is for every 1.92 km
 3. The area is all most 50% black soil in valley and Red lateritic
    soil in ridges there fore there is a lot of infiltration of rain water
    and stream frequency is less.
 4. Because of more infiltration in ridges the drainage density is
    also less.
RAIN FALL DATA FROM INHOUSE
                                 Year 2008-09
Sl no   Year      Ap-   Ma   Ju    Jul   Au   Sep    Oc   No   De   Ja   Fe   Marc
                  08    y-   n-    -08   g-   -08    t-   v-   c-   n-   b-   -09
                        08   08          08          08   08   08   09   09
1       2008-09   0     0    0     0     63   191.
                                              6




    Heavy rain fall on 1.8.2008-79mm
                        4.8.2008-27.3mm
                        7.8.2008-42mm
                        During this time there was stream flow for 2 to 3 days
Infiltration study

Sl no   Type of soil     Size of the pit   Time duration    Qty filtered   Time gap
                         (ft)

1       Red soil         1X1X1             60min            10 lit         min,10,20,30,40
                                                                           ,50


2       Black soil       1X1X1             60min            2 lit          min,10,20,30,40
                                                                           ,50




                                                   Evaporation:-
                                                   6250ml filled balance 5750=500 for 24
                                                   hours as on 19/1/2009
Water quality test

Sn                       Surve                        Ca,     Bicorb   Clorid   Sulpa   B   Residual               Soil
o    Farmer name          y no   PH    TDS    Na      Mg      onate    e        te      o   sod corb   Bor/Well    type


 1   Basappa.P.Akki      21/1     7    1.27   4.34     8.36      8.4     7.4        0   0       0.04   both        Black


                                  7.
 2   Irappa b.hubli       24      4    1.67   12.38    4.32      6.3     7.2        0   0       1.98   well        Black


     Giriappa.T.Choura                                                                                             medBla
 3   ddi                  32      7    1.27   4.34     8.36      8.4     7.4        0   0       0.04   Boee        ck


                                  7.
 4   Bassappa.R.Totagi   41/1a    6    1.02     3.4     6.8      6.4       4        0   0        0.4   Bore        Black


     Basanagaouda.M.P
 5   atil                71/1    7.1   0.52    1.92    3.28      4.3     4.8        0   0        9.3   Bore/well   Black
SACHETANA -Achievements
•Farm ponds-                      1184
•Area treated with bunds-         2610 ha
•Gully plugs-                     160
•Roof top harvesting structure-   250
•Horticulture and forestry-       400 ha
•Vermi-comopost-                  277
•Bore-well recharge-              30
•Open well recharge-              75
Aquifer recharge structures

•In areas with
fluorides in top
soils direct
aquifer recharge
can be an
answer
TRENCH CUM BUND ACROSS THE SLOPE
HELPS TO CONSERVE SOIL AND WATER
AND SUPPORTS PLANTATION ON BUNDS
CONSERVATION OF RAIN WATER
 •   SURFACE CONSERVATION
 •   SUB SURFACE CONSERVARION
 •   VEGETATIVE CONSERVATION
 •   MECHANICAL CONSERVATION
FARM POND FOR DECENTRALISED WATER
  HARVESTING AND FOR ARRESTING SILT
MOVEMENT BEYOND INDIVIDUAL HOLDINGS
SUPPORT TO INFILTRATION
RECHARGING OF BORE WELL
ESCAVATION                FILLING OF DUG PIT
1st rain water harvesting structure
                                         and liked by schools




1st & Most popular rain
water harvesting structures for houses
RAIN WATER HARVEST FROM MUD ROOF FOR DRINKING
                          PURPOSE




               5100 lits
                                               10000 lits




FERROCEMENT STORAGE TANK             BRICK STORAGE TANK
RAIN WATER HARVEST FROM DIFFERENT ROOFS FOR DRINKING PURPOSE



                 ASBESTOS




•Artificial floors with cement stabilization coupled with underground storage facilities
• Increased water
  level in bore wells
OVER FLOW
Impacts of the Programme
  • Increased availability of water
    for drinking purpose

Survey of four
villages,
432 families,
shows that
173 families are
drinking water
of farm ponds in
addition to other
water resources
OUTPUT/ RESULT




 Increased
water level in
open wells
Increased duration of stream flow
Progress review of the team
Duration of the water availability in open wells of study area:-
            Existing status of 65 wells 2008      Last year 65 wells


            45 wells- period 6-8 months           15 wells -8 months
            20 wells for 12 months                08 wells- 12 months
                                                  42 wells- dried



Well inventory
                                       Well status 2007                 Well status 2008-sept
 Sl no   Farm name         Survey      Total        Water      Water    Total      Water        Water   Location
                           no          depth in     level      depth    dept       level        depth
                                       Mt                      Mt
 1       Ningappa          41          17 mtr       15.8       1.2      17 mt      12.50        4.50    Ridge
 2       Allasb            124/2       18           13.4       4.60     18         12.9         5.10    Valley

 3       Ramahandra        nil         14.7         6.8        7.9      14.7       5.7          9       Valley

 4       Vittal            18          12.05        10.9       1.15     12.05      9.9          2.15    Middle

 5       Bhimappa          nil         18           12.5       5.5      18         11.30        6.7     Middle

 6       Ashok             65          9.5          9.4        0.1      9.5        2.00         7.5     Middle

 7       Kallappa          43/1        15.20        14.20      1.00     15.20      12.45        2.75    Valley
Change in cropping pattern



• Survey of
  432 families
• 1783 acres
  of land
• 7 villages



    70 % families
   adopted mixed
      cropping
in 75% acres of land
Increased green cover in the project area

          652 hectares of land
Status of open wells


          No. of open well
                                        Status of open well in 2002     Status of open well in 2007
                             Average             Average No. of             Average No. of
                             depth of Open         Water     dried  Open     Water     dried Increase
                              open well with level in        open well with level in    open in water
Village                      well in ft water        ft       well  water       ft      well      level
                                          12                   12    24
Virupap
ura        24                 37.08     50%      2.23     50%      100%      11.35      0       9.12

                                         21                13        34
Kalkeri    34                 34.38     62%      4.21     38%      100%      12.04      0       7.83

Mustiko                                  11                8         19
ppa        19                 29.47    (58%)     2.23     42%      100%       15        0       12.77

Tippapu                                   6                         10
ra         10                  27.9     60%      7.75       4      100%      10.45      0        2.7

                                         27                42        69
Budihal    69                 32.22     39%      2.83     61%      100%      11.01      0       8.18

                                                                    156
 Total    156                 32.21    77 (49)   3.85    79 (51)   100%      11.97      0       8.12
Status of bore wells

               Overflowing bore wells 2007
             Bore wells inside Bore wells in
   Village    the dried open    the ground
Virupapura           6               --
Mustikoppa          11               --
Kalkeri              9               --
Budihal             14               3
Bennihalli           9               2
Tippapura            2               --
Maktampur            3               3
    Total           54               8
Dilution of fluoride in under ground water

Name of the    Type of             Fluoride in mg/l (0.5 ppm to 1.5ppm)
 Village       Source     29.11.03   31.12.04    09.09.05   11.12.06    27.12.07
              Bore well     6.34       4.93         3.6       4.94        3.92

Virupapur     Open Well     6.27        3.4        0.3        4.94       3.48
Virupapur
Tanda         Bore well     1.64       1.26         0         1.55       1.04
              Bore well     5.64       3.97        3.7        5.36       4.65

Kalakeri      Open Well     5.58       4.55       3.88         4.2        4.1
              Bore well     4.49       3.85       3.68        3.41       2.41

Mus tikoppa   Open Well     4.48       3.96       3.12       3.325       2.42
              Bore well     3.85       3.36        3.6       5.57        4.71

Tippapur      Open Well      --        6.52        3.4         --        3.36
              Bore well      --         2.6        2.2        2.29       1.77

Budihal       Open Well      --        1.76       1.45       1.355       1.06
Harogeri      Bore well      --        1.73        1.8       1.42         1.2
              Bore well      --        2.33       2.45       1.92         1.9

Bas apura     Open Well      --        2.84        2.8        2.32       1.87
Maktumpur     Bore well      --        3.72        3.1        2.83       3.08
Bennihalli    Bore well      --        4.71       3.32        3.55       3.99
Increased crop production




Sl Name of the Before the        During                    % of
No   crop       project           2007        Difference Increase
1   Jowar              5            6.5          1.5       30%
2   Hoarse gram       2.5           3.5           1        39%
3   Red gram           3            3.5          0.5       17%
4   Bangle gram        3            3.7          0.7       23%
5   Green gram         1            2.5          1.5      150%
6   Ground nut         7            9            2         29%
7   Sun flower         3           3.25         0.25        8%



      Random survey of 125 families of 5 villages
Trend in dilution of fluoride in
          under ground water

   Sl No Water Source Dec-03 Dec-07
     1 Bore Wells 4.39 2.86
     2 Open Wells 5.44 2.71
Fluoride level of 14 water sources is come down to permissible
limit
Before implementation-2004
Water budgeting-2007

Total watershed area:-1255 ha

Treated area:-350ha
CMT work bund:-35431
No of farm ponds:-32
No CD:-24
Forest coverage:-323 ha
Horticulture:-13.4 ha
No of tanks:-3

Study area:-350 ha
Treated area:-126 ha
Total Cmt bund:-12698.2 cmt
No of farm ponds:-14
No CD:-8
Forest coverage:-150 ha
Horticulture:-13.4 ha
No of tanks:-1 size=crest ht 2.60mt crest length=13.40mtr Back water 70mtr
Wells information in Watershed area
Total wells 196
Functional well 20, Not functional wells 176         as on 2004
Study area
Total wells 65
Functional well 50 Not functional wells 15           as on 2008 Jan-08
Functional well 25 Not functional wells 40           as on 2007 jan-07
Water budgeting-September2008

Total watershed area:-1255 ha

Treated area:-350ha
CMT work bund:-35431
No of farm ponds:-32
No CD:-24
Forest coverage:-323 ha
Horticulture:-13.4 ha
No of tanks:-3

Study area:-350 ha
Treated area:-152.27 ha
Total Cmt bund:-12850.47cmt
No of farm ponds:-26
No CD:-8
Forest coverage:-150 ha
Horticulture:-18.4 ha
No of tanks:-1 size=crest ht 2.60mt crest length=13.40mtr Back
water 70mtr
Wells information in Watershed area
Total wells 196
Functional well 20, Not functional wells 176          as on
2004
Study area
Total wells 65
Functional well 50 Not functional wells 15            as on
2008 Jan-08
Functional well 25 Not functional wells 40            as on
2007 jan-07
Sept-08 Functional 61 non Functional 04
Study area of Bagojikoppa and Mellikeri -126 ha
           Yield of the bores wells increased to 2 times irrigated area and
      2 bore wells were over flowing 1bore well at chikkopa (water supply) and
another bore well not fitted with motor because there was no water during drilling 2004

            Monitoring of Bore wells:- Going on.
            One we found the irrigation area is increased compare to 2004 ie
            as per our data 100 ha now it is increased to double.


           No of bore wells-99   As on 2004             As on 2008
           Functional            69                     99
           Not functional        30                     o




       Chikkoppa
Study area




PROPOSED MAP
BAGOJIKOPPA
PUMPING TEST
After study work
FIELD VISIT FROM NABARD FOR IMPACT STUDY
Pumping test
Well inventory
Well no 1
Study area:- Bagojikoppa
Village:- Mellikeri
Location with land mark:- Mango and Tamarind tree north to south direction near to tank (MIT)
Longtude;-75Digree 20digree 1E
Latitude:- 16.5 to 16.10N
MSL:-642mt
Owners name:-Ashok Ningappa Badiger
Type of well:- dug well
Depth of the well:-7.3 mtr
Well width=4.15 mtr
Measuring point from ground level:-Mattibari 7.30 m
Water level:-6.30m
Water depth:-1.mtr
Geology:-Murum Metomorphic, sedimentary
Type of aquifier:-unconfined
Aquifier thichness:-
Well use:- Irrigation
Nearest surface water source:- tank
Pump capapcity:-3HP
Daily pumping per day:-1/2 hour
Irrigated area:-1 ac
Out put from motor =71sec/200 lit water
Length of out put=140feet
Open well length=6.3mt Breadth=6.15mt
Date   Static level       Reduced water level     Well yield

               Time(min)     Draw down Time min     Draw down
                             mtr
               11.56AM       6.30mtr
                                        0           0
               12.01PM       6.38
                                        5           0.08
               12.06PM       6.46
                                        10          0.16
               12.11pm       6.49
                                        15          0.19
               12.16         6.54
                                        20          0.24
               Recovery

               12.16PM       6.54
                                        0           0
               12.21PM       6.53
                                        5           0.01
               12.26         6.53
                                        10          0.01
               12.31         6.50
                                        15          0.04
Specific capacity of the well=Q/S
169/0.24 for 20 min 704lit/min
T=264X704/
C=2.303(A/t)/log(s1/S2)=
2.303 (25.5/20)/log 6=
Well inventory
                                        Well no 2
                             Study area:- Bagojikoppa
                                   Village:- Mellikeri
Location with land mark:-Right road side Neem tree and Accacia trees towards east
                         Longtude;-75Digree 20digree 1E
                             Latitude:- 16.5 to 16.10N
                                      MSL:-646mt
                    Owners name:-Ningappa parappa Koujalagi
                               Type of well:- dug well
                             Depth of the well:-17 mitr
                                   Well dia:-6.5 mtr
         Measuring point from ground level:-Foundation of Motor= 7.30 m
                               Water level:-5.50mtrm
                                Water depth:-1.2mtr
                    Geology:-Murum Metomorphic, sedimentary
                            Type of aquifier:-unconfined
                                 Aquifier thichness:-
                                 Well use:- Irrigation
             Nearest surface water source:- bore well at rigde of kolavi
                               Pump capapcity:-5HP
                          Daily pumping per day:-1/2 hour
                                 Irrigated area:-3 ac
                     Out put from motor = 45sec/180 lit water
                               Length of put=245mtr
                           Water depth=           1.20mt
Date Satatic level reduced water level Well yield

Time(min)    Draw down     Time          Draw down
             mtr
12.25pm      5.20
12.30pm      5.28
12.35pm      5.37
12.40        5.44
12.45        5.50
Recovery
             5.50
12.50pm      5.49
12.55pm      5.47
13.00pm      5.46
13.05pm      5.44
13.10pm      5.42

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SACHETANA Project Experience with recharge - BIRD-K

  • 1.
  • 2. SACHETANA NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT FOR ADDRESSING POVERTY SITUATION IN MUNDARAGI TALUK OF KARNATAKA PROJECT LOCATION:- MUNDARAGI TALUK 1ST PHASE : 5 VILLAGES VIRUPAPUR, KALAKERI, MUSTIKOPPA , TIPPAPUR AND BUDIHAL 2ND PHASE: 4 VILLAGES HARUGERI, BASAPUR, MAKTUMPUR AND BENNIHALLI
  • 3. PROJECT PURPOSE : IMPROVE THE LIVELIHOOD OF BASE OF 1200 FAMILIES IN 9 VILLAGES OF MUNDARAGI,THROUGH IMPROVED NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT & WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT. SELF HELP GROUPS FORMATION AND EMPOWERMENT OF THE TARGET GROUPS TO FUNCTION EFFECTIVELY AS A OWNER,. TARGET GROUP : SMALL AND MARGINAL FARMER LAND LESS FAMILIES FEW BIG FARMER AREA COVERAGE :- 4675 HECTARES
  • 4. BACK GROUND OF THE AREA : Degraded Land Devoid Of Vegetative Cover Low Productive Land Lack Of Year Round Employment Lack Of Technical Know How For Improved Agriculture Low Rain Fall Lack Of Irrigation Facilities. Ground Water Depletion. Prevalence Of Fluorosis. Diminishing Working Capacity Of The Working Force. SOCIAL PROBLEMS :- Late Marriages Or No Marriages . Not Mingling With Others.
  • 5.
  • 6. NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT & WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES :- 1. LAND DEVELOPMENT FIELD TRENCH CUM BUND GULLY PLUGS 2. WATER HARVESTING STRUCTURES : PERCOLATION TRENCHES PERCOLATION PONDS DIVERSION CHANNELS RECHARGING OF BORE WELLS RAIN WATER HARVESTING STRUCTURES. WATER ANALYSIS
  • 7. NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT & WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES :- 3.TREE BASED FARMING DRY LAND HORTICULTURE AGRO FORESTRY SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE 4. SUPPORT FOR LIVELIHOOD ACTIVITIES : TRADING (OIL, GRAIN, BANGLE, UTENSILS) CARPENTRY, CARPET WEAVING, VERMI-COMPOSTING, VEGETABLE VENDING, TEA SHOP, CYCLE SHOP, LAUNDRY AND LIVESTOCK. 5. ESTABLISHMENT OF COMMUNITY CENTER : FOR TRAINING AND DEMONSTRATION
  • 8. NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT & WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES :- 6. TRAINING AND AWARENESS : EXPOSURE VISITS FARMING SYSTEM TRAINING TRAINING IN WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT PADAYATRE / CYCLE JATHA HASIRU HABBA 2. LOCAL INSTITUTION BUILDING :- ACTIVITIES :- FORMATION OF SELF HELP GROUPS HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT (SSY)
  • 10.
  • 12. Rain fall data of Bagojikoppa watershed area Taluk Ramadurg, Dt:- Belgaum Source:- KID Hirekoppa Sl no Year Jan Feb Mar Ap May Ju Jul Au Sep Oct Nov Dec Total 1 1993 18.2 14.9 11.2 11.4 4.9 121 5.2 7.4 194.2 2 1994 8.8 3.1 67.5 24.5 3.7 8.2 113 0 0 228.9 3 1995 2.5 38.8 82.4 0 4.1 20.7 92.6 39.9 0 281 4 1996 22.3 6.9 21.2 124 24.9 15.5 198 128 2.6 0 543.8 5 1997 1.5 31.4 24.8 59.5 4.8 54.6 21.6 22.9 4.3 15.8 241.2 6 1998 18.2 66.7 70.2 148.8 180 133 25.7 0 642.5 7 1999 76.5 55 48.9 6.3 79.2 140 405.4 8 2000 36.3 60.8 11.3 47.9 72.4 153 381.8 9 2001 1.8 12.9 24 134 56.2 228.7 10 2002 14 6.2 38.1 13.1 34.1 4.4 43.5 153.4 11 2003 29.6 2.1 6.4 9.4 0.2 38 12.8 98.5 12 2004 12.8 51.7 157 4 15 39.9 32 312.7 13 2005 38.4 0.8 116 83.2 30.4 20.1 53.3 342.6 14 2006 0.2 2.1 17.5 106 26.4 9.5 48.4 74.9 31.7 316.6 15 2007 13.8 17.9 69.6 21.7 66.7 111 2.3 302.8 2.5 14 24 150 363.1 997 350.4 481.4 942 1204 122 23.2 4674.1 311.6067
  • 13. WATER BUDGETING FOR STUDY AREA I Watershed information 1. Watershed area- 350ha 2. Mean annual RF- 311mm 3. Run off inducing RF- 146.25mm 4. Runoff inducing rainy days- 6 days 5. All ready constructed structures- 8CD and 1MI tank II Run off=127969 CMT=127.969 TCM/year Considered 25% run off III amount of water stored in different structure all readily existed TCB12.850 TCM Capacity of CD=4.97 TCM MI tank- 2TCM Total water storage=19.82TCM IV Quantity of water storage in treated structures= 57.84TCM for 126 ha Abstract Water flow=128TCM Water stored=7TCM Qty of water stored in treated area=57 TCM Out flow=64TCM
  • 14. RAINFA DA OF BA LL TA GOJIKOPPA Series1 Series2 2500 2000 1500 RF MM 1000 500 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Year
  • 15. 1.Mapping:- Well contour map Location structures in map Drainage map 2. Base lines. Rain fall, Intensity of rainfall/ hour:- last 15 years2.71mm Highest rainfall in 24 hours inlast 15 years:-14.10/2000:-65.2mm Average rainfall:- 311mm Temperature Average 36DC Temperature season wise Summer Monsoon Winter Max Dc 38 30 28 Min Dc 35 28 26 Data source:-PHC Hulkund
  • 17. Analyzing drainage line Stream No of Bifurca Area of Stream Stream Drainag order streams tion catchm length frequen e ratio ents cy density 1 11 1.83 3.5sqkm 3.10 5.14 1.92 2 06 06 2.31 3 01 1.32 Total 18 6.73 Abstract 1. Stream frequency is for every 5.14km 2. Drainage density is for every 1.92 km 3. The area is all most 50% black soil in valley and Red lateritic soil in ridges there fore there is a lot of infiltration of rain water and stream frequency is less. 4. Because of more infiltration in ridges the drainage density is also less.
  • 18. RAIN FALL DATA FROM INHOUSE Year 2008-09 Sl no Year Ap- Ma Ju Jul Au Sep Oc No De Ja Fe Marc 08 y- n- -08 g- -08 t- v- c- n- b- -09 08 08 08 08 08 08 09 09 1 2008-09 0 0 0 0 63 191. 6 Heavy rain fall on 1.8.2008-79mm 4.8.2008-27.3mm 7.8.2008-42mm During this time there was stream flow for 2 to 3 days
  • 19. Infiltration study Sl no Type of soil Size of the pit Time duration Qty filtered Time gap (ft) 1 Red soil 1X1X1 60min 10 lit min,10,20,30,40 ,50 2 Black soil 1X1X1 60min 2 lit min,10,20,30,40 ,50 Evaporation:- 6250ml filled balance 5750=500 for 24 hours as on 19/1/2009
  • 20. Water quality test Sn Surve Ca, Bicorb Clorid Sulpa B Residual Soil o Farmer name y no PH TDS Na Mg onate e te o sod corb Bor/Well type 1 Basappa.P.Akki 21/1 7 1.27 4.34 8.36 8.4 7.4 0 0 0.04 both Black 7. 2 Irappa b.hubli 24 4 1.67 12.38 4.32 6.3 7.2 0 0 1.98 well Black Giriappa.T.Choura medBla 3 ddi 32 7 1.27 4.34 8.36 8.4 7.4 0 0 0.04 Boee ck 7. 4 Bassappa.R.Totagi 41/1a 6 1.02 3.4 6.8 6.4 4 0 0 0.4 Bore Black Basanagaouda.M.P 5 atil 71/1 7.1 0.52 1.92 3.28 4.3 4.8 0 0 9.3 Bore/well Black
  • 21. SACHETANA -Achievements •Farm ponds- 1184 •Area treated with bunds- 2610 ha •Gully plugs- 160 •Roof top harvesting structure- 250 •Horticulture and forestry- 400 ha •Vermi-comopost- 277 •Bore-well recharge- 30 •Open well recharge- 75
  • 22. Aquifer recharge structures •In areas with fluorides in top soils direct aquifer recharge can be an answer
  • 23. TRENCH CUM BUND ACROSS THE SLOPE HELPS TO CONSERVE SOIL AND WATER AND SUPPORTS PLANTATION ON BUNDS
  • 24. CONSERVATION OF RAIN WATER • SURFACE CONSERVATION • SUB SURFACE CONSERVARION • VEGETATIVE CONSERVATION • MECHANICAL CONSERVATION
  • 25. FARM POND FOR DECENTRALISED WATER HARVESTING AND FOR ARRESTING SILT MOVEMENT BEYOND INDIVIDUAL HOLDINGS
  • 27.
  • 28.
  • 29. RECHARGING OF BORE WELL ESCAVATION FILLING OF DUG PIT
  • 30.
  • 31. 1st rain water harvesting structure and liked by schools 1st & Most popular rain water harvesting structures for houses
  • 32. RAIN WATER HARVEST FROM MUD ROOF FOR DRINKING PURPOSE 5100 lits 10000 lits FERROCEMENT STORAGE TANK BRICK STORAGE TANK
  • 33. RAIN WATER HARVEST FROM DIFFERENT ROOFS FOR DRINKING PURPOSE ASBESTOS •Artificial floors with cement stabilization coupled with underground storage facilities
  • 34. • Increased water level in bore wells
  • 35.
  • 37. Impacts of the Programme • Increased availability of water for drinking purpose Survey of four villages, 432 families, shows that 173 families are drinking water of farm ponds in addition to other water resources
  • 38. OUTPUT/ RESULT Increased water level in open wells
  • 39. Increased duration of stream flow
  • 40.
  • 41.
  • 42. Progress review of the team
  • 43. Duration of the water availability in open wells of study area:- Existing status of 65 wells 2008 Last year 65 wells 45 wells- period 6-8 months 15 wells -8 months 20 wells for 12 months 08 wells- 12 months 42 wells- dried Well inventory Well status 2007 Well status 2008-sept Sl no Farm name Survey Total Water Water Total Water Water Location no depth in level depth dept level depth Mt Mt 1 Ningappa 41 17 mtr 15.8 1.2 17 mt 12.50 4.50 Ridge 2 Allasb 124/2 18 13.4 4.60 18 12.9 5.10 Valley 3 Ramahandra nil 14.7 6.8 7.9 14.7 5.7 9 Valley 4 Vittal 18 12.05 10.9 1.15 12.05 9.9 2.15 Middle 5 Bhimappa nil 18 12.5 5.5 18 11.30 6.7 Middle 6 Ashok 65 9.5 9.4 0.1 9.5 2.00 7.5 Middle 7 Kallappa 43/1 15.20 14.20 1.00 15.20 12.45 2.75 Valley
  • 44. Change in cropping pattern • Survey of 432 families • 1783 acres of land • 7 villages 70 % families adopted mixed cropping in 75% acres of land
  • 45. Increased green cover in the project area 652 hectares of land
  • 46. Status of open wells No. of open well Status of open well in 2002 Status of open well in 2007 Average Average No. of Average No. of depth of Open Water dried Open Water dried Increase open well with level in open well with level in open in water Village well in ft water ft well water ft well level 12 12 24 Virupap ura 24 37.08 50% 2.23 50% 100% 11.35 0 9.12 21 13 34 Kalkeri 34 34.38 62% 4.21 38% 100% 12.04 0 7.83 Mustiko 11 8 19 ppa 19 29.47 (58%) 2.23 42% 100% 15 0 12.77 Tippapu 6 10 ra 10 27.9 60% 7.75 4 100% 10.45 0 2.7 27 42 69 Budihal 69 32.22 39% 2.83 61% 100% 11.01 0 8.18 156 Total 156 32.21 77 (49) 3.85 79 (51) 100% 11.97 0 8.12
  • 47. Status of bore wells Overflowing bore wells 2007 Bore wells inside Bore wells in Village the dried open the ground Virupapura 6 -- Mustikoppa 11 -- Kalkeri 9 -- Budihal 14 3 Bennihalli 9 2 Tippapura 2 -- Maktampur 3 3 Total 54 8
  • 48. Dilution of fluoride in under ground water Name of the Type of Fluoride in mg/l (0.5 ppm to 1.5ppm) Village Source 29.11.03 31.12.04 09.09.05 11.12.06 27.12.07 Bore well 6.34 4.93 3.6 4.94 3.92 Virupapur Open Well 6.27 3.4 0.3 4.94 3.48 Virupapur Tanda Bore well 1.64 1.26 0 1.55 1.04 Bore well 5.64 3.97 3.7 5.36 4.65 Kalakeri Open Well 5.58 4.55 3.88 4.2 4.1 Bore well 4.49 3.85 3.68 3.41 2.41 Mus tikoppa Open Well 4.48 3.96 3.12 3.325 2.42 Bore well 3.85 3.36 3.6 5.57 4.71 Tippapur Open Well -- 6.52 3.4 -- 3.36 Bore well -- 2.6 2.2 2.29 1.77 Budihal Open Well -- 1.76 1.45 1.355 1.06 Harogeri Bore well -- 1.73 1.8 1.42 1.2 Bore well -- 2.33 2.45 1.92 1.9 Bas apura Open Well -- 2.84 2.8 2.32 1.87 Maktumpur Bore well -- 3.72 3.1 2.83 3.08 Bennihalli Bore well -- 4.71 3.32 3.55 3.99
  • 49. Increased crop production Sl Name of the Before the During % of No crop project 2007 Difference Increase 1 Jowar 5 6.5 1.5 30% 2 Hoarse gram 2.5 3.5 1 39% 3 Red gram 3 3.5 0.5 17% 4 Bangle gram 3 3.7 0.7 23% 5 Green gram 1 2.5 1.5 150% 6 Ground nut 7 9 2 29% 7 Sun flower 3 3.25 0.25 8% Random survey of 125 families of 5 villages
  • 50. Trend in dilution of fluoride in under ground water Sl No Water Source Dec-03 Dec-07 1 Bore Wells 4.39 2.86 2 Open Wells 5.44 2.71 Fluoride level of 14 water sources is come down to permissible limit
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  • 55. Water budgeting-2007 Total watershed area:-1255 ha Treated area:-350ha CMT work bund:-35431 No of farm ponds:-32 No CD:-24 Forest coverage:-323 ha Horticulture:-13.4 ha No of tanks:-3 Study area:-350 ha Treated area:-126 ha Total Cmt bund:-12698.2 cmt No of farm ponds:-14 No CD:-8 Forest coverage:-150 ha Horticulture:-13.4 ha No of tanks:-1 size=crest ht 2.60mt crest length=13.40mtr Back water 70mtr Wells information in Watershed area Total wells 196 Functional well 20, Not functional wells 176 as on 2004 Study area Total wells 65 Functional well 50 Not functional wells 15 as on 2008 Jan-08 Functional well 25 Not functional wells 40 as on 2007 jan-07
  • 56. Water budgeting-September2008 Total watershed area:-1255 ha Treated area:-350ha CMT work bund:-35431 No of farm ponds:-32 No CD:-24 Forest coverage:-323 ha Horticulture:-13.4 ha No of tanks:-3 Study area:-350 ha Treated area:-152.27 ha Total Cmt bund:-12850.47cmt No of farm ponds:-26 No CD:-8 Forest coverage:-150 ha Horticulture:-18.4 ha No of tanks:-1 size=crest ht 2.60mt crest length=13.40mtr Back water 70mtr Wells information in Watershed area Total wells 196 Functional well 20, Not functional wells 176 as on 2004 Study area Total wells 65 Functional well 50 Not functional wells 15 as on 2008 Jan-08 Functional well 25 Not functional wells 40 as on 2007 jan-07 Sept-08 Functional 61 non Functional 04
  • 57. Study area of Bagojikoppa and Mellikeri -126 ha Yield of the bores wells increased to 2 times irrigated area and 2 bore wells were over flowing 1bore well at chikkopa (water supply) and another bore well not fitted with motor because there was no water during drilling 2004 Monitoring of Bore wells:- Going on. One we found the irrigation area is increased compare to 2004 ie as per our data 100 ha now it is increased to double. No of bore wells-99 As on 2004 As on 2008 Functional 69 99 Not functional 30 o Chikkoppa
  • 61. FIELD VISIT FROM NABARD FOR IMPACT STUDY
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  • 63. Pumping test Well inventory Well no 1 Study area:- Bagojikoppa Village:- Mellikeri Location with land mark:- Mango and Tamarind tree north to south direction near to tank (MIT) Longtude;-75Digree 20digree 1E Latitude:- 16.5 to 16.10N MSL:-642mt Owners name:-Ashok Ningappa Badiger Type of well:- dug well Depth of the well:-7.3 mtr Well width=4.15 mtr Measuring point from ground level:-Mattibari 7.30 m Water level:-6.30m Water depth:-1.mtr Geology:-Murum Metomorphic, sedimentary Type of aquifier:-unconfined Aquifier thichness:- Well use:- Irrigation Nearest surface water source:- tank Pump capapcity:-3HP Daily pumping per day:-1/2 hour Irrigated area:-1 ac Out put from motor =71sec/200 lit water Length of out put=140feet Open well length=6.3mt Breadth=6.15mt
  • 64. Date Static level Reduced water level Well yield Time(min) Draw down Time min Draw down mtr 11.56AM 6.30mtr 0 0 12.01PM 6.38 5 0.08 12.06PM 6.46 10 0.16 12.11pm 6.49 15 0.19 12.16 6.54 20 0.24 Recovery 12.16PM 6.54 0 0 12.21PM 6.53 5 0.01 12.26 6.53 10 0.01 12.31 6.50 15 0.04
  • 65. Specific capacity of the well=Q/S 169/0.24 for 20 min 704lit/min T=264X704/ C=2.303(A/t)/log(s1/S2)= 2.303 (25.5/20)/log 6=
  • 66. Well inventory Well no 2 Study area:- Bagojikoppa Village:- Mellikeri Location with land mark:-Right road side Neem tree and Accacia trees towards east Longtude;-75Digree 20digree 1E Latitude:- 16.5 to 16.10N MSL:-646mt Owners name:-Ningappa parappa Koujalagi Type of well:- dug well Depth of the well:-17 mitr Well dia:-6.5 mtr Measuring point from ground level:-Foundation of Motor= 7.30 m Water level:-5.50mtrm Water depth:-1.2mtr Geology:-Murum Metomorphic, sedimentary Type of aquifier:-unconfined Aquifier thichness:- Well use:- Irrigation Nearest surface water source:- bore well at rigde of kolavi Pump capapcity:-5HP Daily pumping per day:-1/2 hour Irrigated area:-3 ac Out put from motor = 45sec/180 lit water Length of put=245mtr Water depth= 1.20mt
  • 67. Date Satatic level reduced water level Well yield Time(min) Draw down Time Draw down mtr 12.25pm 5.20 12.30pm 5.28 12.35pm 5.37 12.40 5.44 12.45 5.50 Recovery 5.50 12.50pm 5.49 12.55pm 5.47 13.00pm 5.46 13.05pm 5.44 13.10pm 5.42