CWRM plan for Water resource

1. CWRM FRAMEWORK
(WASCA)

2. Composite Water Resource Management
(CWRM)
• Need for Composite Water Resource Management (CWRM) Plan
• CWRM Template
• Data Sections
• Water Budgeting
• Output

3. Need for CWRM
Fa m i l y
P e o p l e
A n i m a l s
C r o p s

4. Need for CWRM
• Amount of Rain
• Number of Ponds
• Other Water resources
• Water budgeting
• Plan Activities
Information/Data

5. Socio-
economic
Land
Resources
Agriculture
Hydro-
meteorology
CWRM
Water Budgeting
Outputs
Natural Resource Management
Activities
Key Challenges
Soil
Resources
CWRM Template
Water
Resources

6. CWRM Template

7. Socio-Economic Information
• Population & Households information
• Male
• Female
• Household
• Category wise population
The data can be used to approximate the water consumption and
usage
• MGNREGA Job Card Holders Information
• Numbers of registered Job cards
• Active Job cards
• Expenditure information
The data can be used to approximate the labour force available
for carrying out proposed activities
Socio-
Economic
Land
Resources
Agriculture
Hydro-
metrology
Soil Resources
Socio-
Economic
Population &
Households
MGNREGA Job
Card holders
Water
Resources

8. Socio-Economic Section
Source: https://censusindia.gov.in/2011census/dchb/DCHB.html
https://www.nrega.nic.in/netnrega/mgnrega_new/Nrega_home.aspx

9. Land Resources
Land Resource Information
• Area under Non-Agricultural
• Barren & Un-cultivable Land
• Permanent Pastures and Other Grazing Land
• Land Under Miscellaneous Tree Crops
• Culturable Waste Land
• Fallows Land other than Current Fallows
• Current Fallows
• Total Unirrigated Land
• Area Irrigated by Source
The data is useful in understanding the land use and land cover pattern
to take corrective actions.
Socio-
Economic
Land
Resources
Agriculture
Hydro-
metrology
Soil Resources
Land
Resources
Land Use
Water
Resources

10. Land Resource Section
Source: https://censusindia.gov.in/2011census/dchb/DCHB.html

11. Soil Resources
Major Nutrients
• Nitrogen (N)
• Phosphorus (P)
• Potassium (K)
• Organic Carbon
Micronutrients
• Boron (B)
• Copper (Cu)
• Iron (Fe)
• Manganese (Mn)
• Sulpher (S)
• Zinc (Zn)
Physical Parameters
• Acidic Sulphate (AS)
• Strongly Acidic (SrAc)
• Highly Acidic (HAc)
• Moderately Acidic (MAc)
• Slighly Acidic (SlAc)
• Neutral (N)
• Moderately Alkaline (MAI)
• Strongly Alkaline (SIAI)
Socio-
Economic
Land
Resources
Agriculture
Hydro-
metrology
Soil Resources
Soil
Resources
Major
Nutrients
Micro
Nutrients
Physical
Parameter
Water
Resources

12. Soil Resource Section
Source: https://soilhealth.dac.gov.in/NewHomePage/NutriPage

13. Water Resources
Existing water resources
• Tap supply
• Handpump
• Open well
• Borewell
• RTRWHS
• Tanks/ponds
Socio-
Economic
Land
Resources
Agriculture
Hydro-
metrology
Soil Resources
Water
Resources
Drinking water
Water
Resources
Status of irrigation facilities – surface water
• Canal area
• Well/Tube well area
• Tanks/Lakes area
• Waterfall area
Water quality profile
Chemical contaminants
• Iron
• Fluoride
• Salinity
• Nitrate
• Arsenic
Biological contaminants
• Faecal Coliform
• TDS
• Hardness
• Chloride
• Sulphates
Irrigation water Water Quality

14. Availability of drinking water
Source: https://ejalshakti.gov.in/jjmreport/JJMIndia.aspx
https://censusindia.gov.in/2011census/dchb/DCHB.html

15. Status of Irrigation facilities – surface water
Source: https://censusindia.gov.in/2011census/dchb/DCHB.html

16. Water quality profile
Source:
https://ejalshakti.gov.in/IMISReports/Reports/WaterQuality/WQ/rpt_WQ_DistrictProfile_S.aspx?Rep
=0&RP=Y

17. Agriculture Data
Crop Data
• Type of crop
• Irrigated Area
• Rainfed Area
Livestock Data
• Type of animals
• Number of animals
• Water requirement
Socio-
Economic
Land
Resources
Agriculture
Hydro-
metrology
Soil Resources
Agriculture
Crop Livestock
Water
Resources

18. Agriculture Section
Source:
http://www.cropsurvey.karnataka.gov.in/CropSurveyDetails/frmViewCropSurveyReport.aspx

19. Livestock Section
Source: https://farmer.gov.in/livestockcensus.aspx?

20. Hydrometeorology
Temperature
• Maximum
• Minimum
• Average
Rainfall
• Maximum
• Minimum
• Average
Soil Moisture
• Monthly
Socio-
Economic
Land
Resources
Agriculture
Hydro-
metrology
Soil Resources
Hydro-
Meteorology
Temperature Rainfall Soil Moisture
Water
Resources

21. Hydrometeorology Section
Source: https://indiawris.gov.in/wris/#/soilMoisture

22. Water Budgeting
Water Budgeting – GP wise
• Individual water required
• GP wise water required
• Available run-off from rainwater
• Harvested Runoff from Water Harvesting Activities
Water Budgeting
Water
Budgeting
Village wise
Water
Budgeting

23. Water Budgeting Section

24. Outputs Natural Resources
• Identification of NR
• Utilization
Activities
• Upper Slopes
• Middle Slopes
• Lower
Key Challenges
• Identification of needs
• Water Deficiency/ Sufficiency
Outputs
Decision
support
system
Proposed
Activities
Key
challenges
NRM

25. Output Section

26. Conclusion
• CWRM Framework
• Six Sections of Data Collation
• Prepare water budget based on the Data gathered
• Plan the activities considering the water budget prepared

27. Next…
• My colleague will now take you through the GIS Technology and its
use on planning activities.

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