World Bank Water project for Andhra Pradesh
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The document summarizes irrigation reforms in Andhra Pradesh, India that were supported by the World Bank. It discusses how Andhra Pradesh was the first state to enact legal changes to enable water sector reforms in 1995. This included establishing water user associations and transferring operation and maintenance of irrigation infrastructure to these groups. However, the reforms faced challenges from policy contestation among different actors like irrigation bureaucrats and users. While the reforms aimed to increase participation, they did not fully decentralize control and served to preserve existing power structures.
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This document discusses command area development programs in India. It begins by defining irrigation potential and explaining why command area development authorities (CADAs) were established. CADAs were set up in the 1970s to systematically develop irrigation command areas and reduce the gap between potential irrigation created and utilized.
The government of India launched the Command Area Development Programme (CADP) in 1974-75 with the goal of improving irrigation potential utilization through integrated water management. The CADP aimed to develop on-farm infrastructure like field channels and increase agricultural productivity. It was later restructured and renamed the Command Area Development and Water Management Programme (CADWM Programme) to make it more comprehensive.
The objectives of CADP include creating irrigation and drainage infrastructure
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Water is precious! The access to safe water in India has commendably improved from 72% in 1990 to 94% in 2014. Delay in providing facilities to counterbalance the population growth and water demand is the major problem in India. Water loss in water distribution systems in an important issue in India. Studies indicate that up to 50-60 percent of treated and pumped water in lost during transit form water treatment plant to consumer end. It has, therefore, attracted a lot of attention of practioners and the researchers as well over the past few years. High levels of non-revenue water (NRW) reflect huge volumes of water lost through physical and apparent loss components, not being invoiced to customers. It seriously affects the financial viability of water utilities through lost revenue and increased costs. The overall objective of a distribution system is to deliver wholesome water to consumers at adequate residual pressure in sufficient quantity and achieve continuity and maximum coverage by reducing losses. A case study of 4-pilot sites of Jaipur city was taken for NRW study. This paper provides a review of the issues and strategy pertaining to reduction of NRW with special reference to India and the necessity of evolving appropriate performance indicator.Mwrra.regulation.pptx
The document discusses water resource management in Maharashtra. It outlines the mandate of the Maharashtra Water Resources Regulatory Authority (MWRRA) which includes determining bulk water tariffs, entitlement criteria, equitable water distribution, and acting as the state groundwater regulatory authority. The MWRRA regulates water usage for irrigation, domestic, and industrial purposes. It has implemented an entitlement program across 256 projects and 1,368 water user associations. The MWRRA also works to preserve water quality, promote conservation, and resolve disputes. Moving forward, key challenges include preparing an integrated state water plan, converting irrigation agencies to river basin agencies, and controlling pollution while ensuring sufficient non-irrigation supply.
Sectoral Allocation & Pricing of Ground Water
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The Water Dialogue II Report
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Water audit manual
This document provides guidance on conducting water audits and developing water balances for water utilities. It defines key terms used in water auditing like system input volume, authorized consumption, water losses, billed authorized consumption, and non-revenue water. Developing an accurate water balance is important as it allows utilities to assess water loss situations, identify problems, set improvement priorities, and benchmark performance. Reducing non-revenue water through leak prevention and accurate metering can increase revenues, optimize water availability and system operations, and reduce infrastructure costs for utilities. The document outlines water balance calculation procedures and provides an example of a typical water balance report.
0623 Participatory Irrigation Management
0623 Participatory Irrigation ManagementSRI-Rice, Dept. of Global Development, CALS, Cornell University
The document discusses participatory irrigation management lessons learned from projects in Indonesia. It summarizes that projects in eastern Indonesia improved irrigation systems and management, increasing yields and incomes. Water user associations were formed and successfully took over management. The System of Rice Intensification technique was introduced, reducing water and inputs while increasing yields by 50-100%. Its use is expanding rapidly in project areas.Unit 3.pptx
The key components of a Francis turbine include the spiral casing, stay vanes, guide vanes, runner blades, and draft tube. The spiral casing guides the high pressure water into the turbine. Stay vanes reduce swirling and guide the water to the runner blades. Guide vanes control the water flow and angle of striking to regulate power output. The runner blades rotate due to the tangential force of the water impact, producing torque. A draft tube connected to the runner outlet recaptures pressure to increase efficiency.
Similar to World Bank Water project for Andhra Pradesh (20)
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Learning From the States to Mainstream Best Practices
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- 1. Wel - Come
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- 7. Arena of Irrigation Operation and Maintenance works The AP irrigation reform policy – aimed to address the maintenance crisis implementation of Operation and Maintenance activities through the elected WUAs and not through independent contractor system existed in the past. A) Maintenance Plan:- - essential to carry out irrigation works - describes the need and scope of the maintenance activities to be carried out by WUA and Irrigation Department. B) Utilisation of Funds:- - In April 1998, the government released a total grant of Rs.1,064.7 million to WUAs at the rate of Rs. 247/ha - for approximately 4.4 million hectares - During 1999-2000 the focus of works was entirely on minimum rehabilitation of irrigation structures - Also the government allotted uniform funds on the basis of command area to all WUAs
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