The document discusses incorporating micro hydel projects, drinking water supply, and other aspects into village development. It estimates costs of Rs. 50,000-60,000 to provide drinking water and household needs to 30-40 households in a compact village. Another NGO project in Kandhamal cost Rs. 17-20 lacs to provide irrigation, drinking water, and electricity to 30-40 households. Solar pumps and wind mills are also proposed as options for irrigation, drinking water, and electricity, with estimated costs of Rs. 4 lacs for a solar pump to serve 80 households and Rs. 70,000 for a wind mill to serve 20 households. Community participation will be important for management and distribution of water supplies.

1. Group-IV:
•Incorporating other
aspects like Drinking Water
Supply, Micro Hydel, etc.
How and What’s the
possible cost

2. • Groups agrees and need to be explore, where there is
possibilities (Already explored by GPSS, SACAL and
Madhyam Foundation)
• Site Selection (Head Difference, Quality and Discharge of
Water flow)
• Feasibilities Studies- Design, Demand of Water for
Drinking, Household need, and Irrigation, Livestock, No
of House hold to be covered, No of units to be installed)
• Community Participation for Management and
Distribution (Separate for Drinking, Household need,
Supply to the Individual and at the Common Point,
Sharing of costing)
• Costing- Rs.50,000/- to 60,000/- for covering 30-40
Household in a compact village (Average Cost wiil be
Rs.1500/- per H.H.)

3. Cont.
• We don’t have much experience but one
of NGO done in Kandhamal, which costing
is Rs.17 to 20 lacs including irrigation and
supply to electricity to 30 to 40 household.
• Solar pump, wind mill can be another
option for both irrigation,drinking water
and Electricity
• Solar pump-4 lacs for 80 H.H.
• Wind Mill- Rs. 70,000/- for 20 H.H.

4. THANK YOU
Member Participated in the Discussion
• Brundavan Panda
• Subrat Singh Deo
• Hari Daware
• Hari Sankar
• Manjyoti Lahkar
• Nagendra
• Kumar Nandi
• Niraj Kumar
• Pradeep Kumar