This document outlines a plan to improve irrigation systems through rehabilitation, modernization, and addressing maintenance issues. It discusses identifying problems in current systems, developing and implementing solutions, and achieving increased agricultural production through improved irrigation performance. Key aspects of the plan include training, research, technology transfer, organizational changes, and using tools like surveys to identify maintenance difficulties and their underlying causes.

2. INTRODUCTION
• REHABILITATION
return it to the original.
• MODERNIZATION
upgrading and refurbishing the system
with best practice modern technology that
meets existing and future customer needs.

3. Why and how…
• THE GOAL
To achieve increased production from
irrigated agriculture through improved performance
of irrigation systems.
• KEYS
Training.
Research.
Information and technology transfer.
Organizational and procedural changes.

5. Need to do…
• Identify problems (unit-3).
• develop solutions.
• Implement solutions(unit-5).

6. Problem identification
• Current system performance
• Operational constraints
• Management constraints
• Resources constraints

7. • Organizational breakdown structure (OBS).
• Work breakdown structure (WBS).
• Risk management.
• Resources management.

8. Operation and maintenance

9. System maintenance(unit-2)

15. General problems

16. System maintenance tools
• Participatory rural appraisal.
• Rapid rural appraisal.
• Walk through survey.

17. The symptoms of the problem are treated rather than the cause of the problem.

18. Major Maintenance Difficulties:
• Manpower
• Equipment
• Budget
• Administrative
• Physical

19. REHABILITATION
• Baseline survey.
• Prioritization.
• Monitoring and evaluation.