This document outlines a project to develop diversion-based irrigation initiatives in the villages of Karanjkot and Baburmunda in Golamunda Block. The project aims to improve food security and sustainable livelihoods for 76 vulnerable families totaling 1884 people by providing irrigation for 99 acres of land in the kharif season and 44 acres in the winter. It will form water user committees, provide training, and generate funds for maintenance to empower farmers to manage water resources and diversify crops, increasing production and supporting year-round cultivation. The initiatives have led to increased crop yields, more land brought under cultivation, and reliable water access.

1. Abhimanyu Rana

2. To bring sustainable livelihood of the
most vulnerable families by enhancing
diversion based irrigation initiative
addressing food security in Karanjkot and
Baburmunda the most drought prone
villages of Golamunda Block.

3.  To develop and conserve natural resources and
use of waste water of the area by developing
two Diversion based Irrigation projects in two
villages and provide irrigation facility to the un
irrigated and waste lands.
 To provide the sustainable irrigation facility with
the community management and improve the
water management skills among the tribal
farmers by indigenous way for development of
agriculture and kitchen garden.

4. Sl.
no
Name of
Village and
stream
GP Block Population Benefiting
Communit
y
Area to
Irrigate
in Khariff
Area to
Irrigate
in
Winter
1 Karanajkot)
(Bhitarkot
Jharan)
Nuagoan Golamund
a
350 ST- 15
SC-20
OC-17
52 Acers 26 Acers
2 Makraguda
(Baburmunda)
(Bagjhola
jharan)
Mahaling Golamunda 1534 ST- 24 47 Acers 18 Acers
Total 1884 76 families 99 Acers 44 Acers

5.  Formation of Village DBI Committees
 Capacity building through training and
exposure to potential area
 Training on vermi culture, compost pits and
Dry land farming i.e. mixed cropping and
cotton cultivation
 Fund generation for maintenance of DBI
 Provide seeds and fertilizer for Kitchen
gardening
 Demonstration and Promotion of Kitchen
Gardening
 Water Supply for domestic purpose

6.  Formation 2 Water users committees in two
DBI villages with compromise of 30 members
 Organise regular meetings in village level with
the committee and the villagers,
 Organise 2 exposure visit to the potential DBI
and agriculture promotion
 Fund generate 2550 in Baburmund and Rs
3200 in Karanjkot for maintainace the DBI for
its sustainability,
 Initiative taken for regular meeting and
maintance the DBI, water management

7. Production of rice and cotton has been
increased by 20% through check drought
and water shortage
More 32 Acers cotton, and 12 Acers of
vegetable cultivation has increased
Double crop is possible in 22 Acers of land
56 family used to get easy water suppoy in
their door steps

8. Previously people are non cooperative as
it is failure project and the stream water
can not reached to the village
Tribal people are non interested on cash
crop like cotton and vegetables
The target people have no habit on mixed
crop and dislike the agricultural practices

9. There are more sides where DBI can be
constructed and promotion of agriculture is
possible and drought can be checked
By mobilization target people a major
proportion of cost of DBI can insured
Proper maintenance can be possible by
the DBI committee through capacity
building and fund generate by the use of
water