Outcome Budget (2007-08) - Ministry of Water Resources

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PUBLIC SECTOR UNDER-TAKINGS 1. Water and Power Consultancy Services (India) Limited 2. National Projects Construction Corporation Limited. 1.9 Chapter VI of this outcome budget covers the functions and organizational set up of Statutory/Autonomous organizations and Public Sector Undertakings named above. The functions and organizational set up of other important attached and subordinate organizations of the Ministry are briefly mentioned below: CENTRAL WATER COMMISSION 1.10 Set up in 1945, the Central Water Commission (CWC) is responsible for furthering and promoting measures for control, conservation and utilization of water resources throughout the country in the areas of beneficial uses, irrigation and hydropower generation, flood management and river conservation. The CWC has developed considerable expertise in planning, investigation, management and design of schemes for the development of water resources. 1.11 The Commission is headed by Chairman with the status of Ex-Officio Secretary to the Government of India and three Members with the status of Ex- Officio Additional Secretary to the Government of India heading the technical wings namely, the Design and Research Wing, Water Planning & Projects Wing and River Management Wing. There is a separate set up for human resources management which includes personnel management/training/development, financial management and coordination of information concerning technical and administrative matters of the CWC and a National Water Academy located at Pune. These units function directly under the Chairman. 1.12 Thirteen regional offices, headed by Chief Engineers, have been opened in various parts of the country. These offices are responsible for monitoring of major and medium irrigation projects and appraisal of medium irrigation projects in addition to flood forecasting and hydrological observations. Some of the regional offices are also engaged in survey and investigation of Water Resources Projects. CENTRAL SOIL AND MATERIALS RESEARCH STATION 1.13 The Central Soil and Materials Research Station (CSMRS) is a premier organization in the country dealing with field exploration, laboratory investigations and basic & applied research in the realm of geo-mechanics, concrete technology & materials of construction relevant to River Valley Projects within the country and abroad. The Central and State Government agencies and Public Sector Undertakings, responsible for construction of river valley projects, are its main clients. Many major industrial complexes, multi-storied buildings, thermal and nuclear power stations are also taking consultancy from CSMRS. In addition to this, CSMRS plays a leading role in standardization, organization of workshops/seminars and training courses for dissemination of knowledge. 8
CENTRAL WATER AND POWER RESEARCH STATION 1.14 The Central Water and Power Research Station (CWPRS), established in 1916 is the premier hydraulic research institute. The mandate of the institution encompasses undertaking specific research studies, supported by necessary basic research, to comprehensively offer R&D support to a variety of projects dealing with water resources, power and water-borne transport. The institution offers consultancy and advisory services to the government within its sphere of its activities; disseminates expertise and research findings amongst hydraulic research fraternity; and aids and promotes research activities at various institutions. Since independence, the expansion of CWPRS has been synonymous with the growth of the nation itself. CENTRAL GROUND WATER BOARD 1.15 The Central Ground Water Board is entrusted with the responsibilities of scientific surveys, investigations, exploratory drilling, monitoring, assessment, augmentation and regulation of ground water resources of the country. The data generated provide a scientific base for user agencies. Besides advising states and other user agencies on planning and management of ground water schemes, the Board is also taking up special studies on R&D, Artificial Recharge, Conjunctive use of Surface & Ground Water, Water balance and geogenic contamination, etc. It organizes various training courses for its personnel and personnel of Centre/ state govt. organizations engaged in ground water field. 1.16 Ground water plays a key role in meeting the water needs of various sectoral user beside ecological sustenance in India. The growing dependability on ground water as a sustained resource in Nation building, reasserts the need of an organization like Central Ground Water Board which is vested with the responsibility of ground water management in the country through survey, assessment, monitoring and regulation of ground water resources. The activities of the Board are of regular nature and are being pursued on a continuing basis as per National Water Policy, 2002 and in accordance with the overall development strategy for the Xth Plan. 1.17 The Central Ground Water Board is headed by the Chairman and has four main wings namely 1) Exploratory Drilling & Materials Management 2) Sustainable Management & Liaison 3) Survey, Assessment & Monitoring and 4) Training and Technology Transfer. Each wing is headed by a Member. The Board has 18 Regional Offices, each headed by a Regional Director with 17 supporting Engineering Divisions and 10 state unit offices for undertaking various field activities in the country. Central Ground Water Authority (CGWA) has been constituted under Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 for regulation and control of ground water development and management in the country. The Authority is chaired by Chairman, CGWB and has nine members representing various ministry/department. 9
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