The document discusses a DBI (Drip and Sprinkler Irrigation) project implemented in 9 villages across 10 schemes in Koraput district, Odisha. The project aimed to improve livelihoods for 428 tribal families through irrigation. Key achievements included increased irrigation across seasons, greater crop diversity, and higher household incomes. Challenges involved making benefits inclusive and convincing farmers to adopt organic farming. Strategies to overcome difficulties focused on communal ownership, learning workshops, and catchment protection measures. Observed results were better land and water management, assured irrigation, increased crops and vegetable production, and strengthened village institutions.