1. WELCOMES
TO THE LIVELYHOOD
ENHANCEMENT THROUGH
DBI
INTERVENTION

2. Background
…
 Availability of Natural Water Sources
 Crises of Irrigation during irregular /erratic rainfall
during Kharif and Rabi season and scarcity of
water for household use in summer.
 Huge Demand from the Community for replication
of DBI in their respective villages after 1st
Phase.
 Maximum Unutilized Perennial Water Resources
 Small tribal pockets in remote areas debars from
Govt. Water Supply Schemes
 DBI – A low External input based Technology
 DBI – Low investment and High utility, Easy to
manage and maintain by the villagers.
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3. Good
Experience
of SWATI
 Pipe based Water Supply System
 Stone Bed and Guard wall in Hilly Areas to Protect the Pipes
 Mobilization of Community Contribution (In shape of Labour and
Material) & their active Participation in installation.
 Bucket Purification System for Clean Drinking Water
 Involvement of Youth and women and all section of the community
during Planning, Implementation and Development Phase.
 Development of land availed under FRA
 Convergent Plan for FRA Land Title Holders.
 Convergent with other Govt. Schemes and Programme like
MGNREGS, NHM, ATMA.
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4. Coverage under
DBI During 2nd Phase of
Completion Project
March’13 to Feb’14
Year
No of
Villages
Total
Household
Households
Benefited
Acres
irrigated
in Rainy
Season
Acres
irrigated
in Winter
Season
Remarks
2013 5 274 220 175 85
Sarumaha 37 37 35 17
Paderipada 97 73 30 18
Mundasahi 32 22 40 13
Kanibidika 90 70 35 27
Nahudimaha 18 18 35 10
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5. Challenges
faced during till
date…
 Post Management of Assets By the VDC due to
communal and ethnic fillings.
 Strengthening of VDC/WUA and collection of water
users charges.
 Involvement of the all community and equitable
distribution of the water for agriculture and Day to Day
household use.
 Extension of Hand holding support to meet the
requirement of VDC during the Gap period.
 Mobilization of Funds from ITDA to replicate the DBI in
other villages.
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6. Plan for Post
Management
Phase…
 Continuation Mobilization of community.
 Participation, Contribution and their ownership and collection of
water users fees.
 Strengthening of Village Level Institution-SHG,VDC
 Organizing regular meeting with VDC/WUA..
 Extending hold holding support as and when required by the
community.
 Regular monitoring and utilization of the DBI and Revolving Fund
by Community and VDC.
 Introduction of Onion and Dhania (New Crops) in the DBI.
 Technical support for Off Season Vegetable Cultivation and
Development of Crop Plan season wise.
 Linkage with the other Govt. Schemes and Programme.
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7. Leveraged
Resources…
 Convergent with other Govt. Programmes like Line
Sowing (20 Acres) under RKVY, Maize and Potato
Cultivation ( 10 Acres each) with support IWMP and
Development of Mango Orchard (25 Acres) and Hill
Broom Planation under MGNREGS.
 FRA Land development under MGNREGS
 Implementation of INRM Programme in all DBI villages.
 Construction of IHL in the Panchayat Plan under BNA.
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8. Lesson Learned for
Improvement
 Right Selection of site and village and give sufficient
time for community mobilizaiton.
 Proper Design and Estimate and Plan for Livelihood
enhancement
 More Engagement with the Community in the Post
Implementation Phase
 Proper Planning for use of waste water by promotion
of Kitchen Garden and linking with Soakpit.
 Leverage of resources to the DBI village from
mainstream development programs
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9. Photo Glimpses…..
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Social & Resource mapping Technical Survey at Sarumaha
Construction of Water storage tank Pipe Fitting at Barepanga

10. Stone Bounding by the villagers Stone Bed for pipe connection
Water storage tank in stream Water Bucket for Drinking water supply
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11. Drinking Water supply to Houses Water for Irrigation Purpose
Seed Distribution to farmers Farmers Training camp Swati_DBI
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12. Road Ahead…….
 DBI plus to carry forward the initiative to a sustainable approach
 Follow up action in the community on crop diversification and
rotation.
 Increase of Net and Gross Cropping Areas.
 Promotion of more NACDIP and Vermi Compost and Drip Irrigation.
 Maintenance and repairing of structures/ assets affected due to flash
flood by the Community
 Protection of Catchment through Plantation and loose boulder str.
 Structural Change as per the requirement of Site situation. (Intake
Structure)
 Replication of the other type of DBI (Hy dram and Picco Hydro) in
our Areas.
 Water Quality Testing and establishment of Water Treatment Plant.
 Soil Testing and Promotion of Organic Farming
 More Convergent with other Govt. supported Program.
 Leverage of Funds from OTELP and ITDA for New DBI.
 Tracking of Expenditure out of surplus income through MIS.
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13. Experience of Farmers
 Purandar Bindhani, Biraguda, Phiringia
says that he has been able to double the
production of paddy, grow 5 quintals of
potato, tomato for household
consumption, cauliflower and cabbage
that yielded an income of Rs. 7000,
maize worth Rs. 2400 and 15 kgs of
mustard for household consumption.
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14. Experience of Women
 Lembati Pradhan, an inhabitant of
Nahudimaha, K. Nuagaon says, “DBI
facility has been a much awaited
succour for the women who faced a lot
of problems especially when there were
guests in the house or torrential rain”.
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15. THANK U
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