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- 1. Development of Gomala Land as Part of Landscape Restoration in Karnataka D R Suresh Senior Programme Manager Foundation for Ecological Security
- 2. Programme Implementation Available on Rural Development Commissionerate Website https://mgnrega.karnataka.gov.in/32/jala- sanjeevini/en
- 3. Focus and Approach under Jala Sanjeevini Approach: Watershed Approach : Ridge to Valley Before treatment After treatment Focus: • Green cover • Water conservation • Soil productivity
- 4. Benefits of Landscape Restoration Water Security Food Security Ecological Security Livelihood Security Economic Security Social Security Eg: Water available for all household uses Eg: Nobody sleeping with hunger , access to the basic foods they need to lead active and healthy lives Eg: Biodiversity, clean environment, maintaining the interaction between organisms and their environments secured. Eg: No migration, raising livestock and non-farm activities Eg: buying and selling of agricultural commodities, meet basic needs like food, shelter, cloth, health care etc Eg: provide countermeasur es against the causes - illness, injury, childbirth, old age, death
- 5. Steps Needs to be Followed in Preparation of Comprehensive Plan by Each Gram Panchayat
- 6. Gomala Sub Plan is a part of Comprehensive Plan • Guidelines issued by RD&PR, GoK • Joint Circular for Convergence signed by Rural Development, Forest, Revenue, Animal Husbandry, NRLM Departments • Interventions identified for Gomala development • Role & responsibilities of each department is explained in the Joint Circular • CLART tool is developed by FES • Common person can use and it is decision making tool • Helps in understanding recharge potential of the site • CLART usage in planning
- 7. Gomala Sub Plan Source: https://mgnrega.karnataka.gov.in/32/jala-sanjeevini/en
- 8. Recommendations for Conservation of Gomala Lands and Their Management 1. Policy for the protection and regeneration of common lands apart from developing greater public awareness and an information base 2. The state governments should ensure the common lands is neither encroached nor diverted for any other uses other than by local community’s livelihood. 3. Development of online spatial database (accessible to the public) to minimise unauthorized encroachments or conversion of land uses 4. Recognizing community management of common lands with rewards, will go a long way in recognising the ecological, social and economic value of common lands. 5. To take advantage of MGNRE scheme for (i) rejuvenation of common lands to sustain fodder stock, and (ii) creation and management of interconnected ponds / tanks taking advantage of undulations in topography. 6. Grama Parisara Abhivruddi Mathu Nirvahane Samithi (GPANS) should be assigned for responsibility for securing and vegetating with fodder species apart from tackling management issues (such as closure and selling of produce, access to outsiders for harvesting grass and encroachment). 7. The health of gomala lands should be ensured by GPANS for the regeneration, guarding, protection, increase in their productivity, conservation of biological diversity and record keeping for administration purposes. 8. The demarcation of boundaries and protection of common lands prevents boundary infringements. The authorities should involve local stakeholders in monitoring and management of common lands which will help in minimizing contraventions.
- 9. Thank You