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

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view to (a) create additional irrigation potential and (b) derive envisaged benefits from these projects. 1 4 Repair, Renovation and Restoration of Water Bodies directly linked to Agriculture (i) To restore and augment storage capacities of water bodies. (ii) To recover and extend their lost irrigation potential. N.A. 100 N.A. Creation of additional irrigation potential through renovation of water bodies (approx. 500) Additional irrigation potential of 0.68 lakh ha. Implementati on by State Government and monitoring by State and Central Governments . Pilot scheme is to be implemented through Distt. Level implementati on committee with active community pariticipation. The programme is to be completed in two full working seasons. Working season is short and processes like capacity building, involving of NGOs in implementa tion etc. require sufficient time. 34
CHAPTER-III Reform measures and policy initiatives 3.1 As indicated in Chapter-I, the primary responsibility of Ministry of Water Resources is to lay down policy guidelines and programmes for the development and regulation of the country’s water resources. The vision which guides the policy framework is optimal sustainable development, maintenance of quality and efficient use of country’s water resources to match the growing demands on this precious natural resource with active involvement of all stakeholders in order to achieve accelerated, equitable economic development of the country. The activities relating to implementation and operationalisation of water resources projects are taken up by the respective State Governments. However, Ministry of Water Resources encourage the State Governments to take various reform measures as envisaged in National Water Policy. One of the important activities in this regard is to encourage the State Governments to adopt necessary reforms needed to ensure physical as well as financial sustainability of irrigation projects. The Ministry of Water Resources has prepared a “ Model Bill to Regulate and Control the Development and Management of Ground Water” and circulated to all the states. So far eight states/ Union territories have enacted legislation with action already initiated by twenty states/Union territories. The Ministry of Water Resources has also been encouraging Participatory Irrigation Management through its programmes for Command Area Development & Water Management. 3.2 Further, keeping in view the urgent need to (a) address the water related issues (b) ensure successful implementation of policies and programmes and (c) involve all sections of the societies, the Year-2007 has been declared as Water Year during which the focus will be on: • Awareness programme for the masses • Specific activities for policy opinion makers • Organization of conferences and workshops on important development and management issues. 35
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