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1. Details of watershed: Impact Assessment Report Banala Watershed, DPAP-I Batch Balmoor Mandal, Mahabubnagar district, Andhra Pradesh i. Name of the Scheme: DPAP-I Batch ii. Name of the watershed: iii. Names of villages in the Watershed: iv. Villages/Mandal/District: v. Name and Address of PIA: Banala Banala vi. Total area of the watershed: 500 ha 2. Land Use Pattern: i. Arable land (ha) NA ii. Non arable land (ha) iii. Government/Community land (ha) iv. Private land (ha) v. Treated arable vi. Treated non arable 500 ha 3. Verification financial and other Records Banala/Balmoor/Mahabubnagar SM, MDT-V, Achampeta i. Total Budget: Rs.16, 75000 Approved: Rs. 20 lakhs Spent: Rs.16,75,000 ii. Expenditure incurred as per guidelines Yes iii. Works executed as per records iv. Whether watershed committees exits v. if exists, activities of the committees Gully Controls: 60-70, Good and compacted Bunding in 400 hectares, Check dams: 4, Percolation Tanks: 6. Yes, Chairman: Ramu President : Kassum 4. Community participation (how community participation have been ensured and what EPA have been taken up, inputs of details of beneficiaries) Nil 24
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 - 5 Female Watershed Committee meets once in 15 days intervals; Watershed Association meets monthly once. WDF Rs. 1,70,000 deposited in Bank under the control of watershed secretary. v. Self Help Groups No: NA Revolving fund: Rs.50,000 V.O functioning: Savings: Utilization of loans: Agriculture implements, own needs Bank linkages established: vi. Planned CPRs sustainable & equitable development NA vii. Benefits to weaker sections (women, dalits & landless) NA 6. Quantitative Parameters of Impacts i. Improvements in water table/water availability ii. Additional area under cultivation/horticulture/ afforestation 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 of livestock holdings vii. Status of grazing land & their carrying capacity viii. Employment generated due to implementation of project 5-6 feet raise in ground water levels in the open wells in watershed, at 90-120 feet water is available for bore wells. 30 acres brought under cultivation after watershed interventions. 50 acres mango was developed with fencing around farms because of uncontrolled grazing by goat & Sheep herds. Maize, sunflower, groundnut, pigeonpea, cotton, paddy Yield of groundnut (10-12Q), Cotton (6-8Q), Paddy (8- 10Q) per hectare increase was reported. Cropping intensity increased by 50% only. Fodder availability increased due to introduction high yielding grasses. Number cows increased in the village for producing/ rearing bulls. Sheep and goat population also significantly increased No grazing land except in forest land Increased if rainfall is good. No labor migration when watershed works were executed. Good employment generated. 25
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