Download (1660Kb) - OAR@ICRISAT

5. Qualitative Parameters of Impacts
i. Functioning of village level
institutions
Describe:
ii. Records of meetings
properly updated
iii. Liaison with scientific
institutions established
iv. Watershed Development
Fund collected? and its
utilization
No. of UGs No. of SHGs WC members
Before After Before After Male
NA NA Female
Watershed Committee meets once in a month, or as and
when required, Watershed Association meets once in six
months.
WC members and farmers visited ICRISAT and Ralegaon
Siddi to learn about efficient NRM technologies
Rs.1,29,000 available in the bank with the control of
association secretary, however no advise from officials on
utilization for maintenance works
v. Self Help Groups No: Revolving fund: Rs.
V.O functioning:
Utilization of loans:
Bank linkages established:
Savings:
vi. Planned CPRs sustainable &
equitable development
vii. Benefits to weaker sections
(women, dalits & landless)
No information on CPR development
6. Quantitative Parameters of Impacts
i. Improvements in water table/
water availability
ii. Additional area under
cultivation/horticulture/aff
orestation
iii. Changes in cropping
pattern and intensity
iv. Changes in agricultural
productivity
v. Changes in fodder & fuel
wood availability
vi. Changes in size and
character
holdings
of livestock
vii. Status of grazing land &
their carrying capacity
viii. Employment generated
due to implementation of
project
10 to 12 feet’s increased in water levels for 3 to 4 years
200 to 300 acres increased under groundnut cultivation. 25
acres mango plantation were done only for 5 acres
survived, Horticulture development was a failure as the
activity was neglected
100 acres brought under paddy cultivation only 10 bore
wells are dug. Cropping intensity increased by 100%in
paddy area.
Cotton, maize, sunflower, paddy only, double cropping is
practiced in paddy fields with sunflower as second crop.
NA
Milk production increased but has no relevance to
watershed development as categorically responded by
farmers.
NA
Employment available during watershed development,
later there is no considerable employment for rural poor.
18