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Project Document technical capabilities of various government agencies; improved physical and management facilities and infrastructure; embarked on a huge training programme for government staff. Andhra Pradesh State Ground Water Department (APSGWD) was also part of the project and provided assistance in widening the observation well networks through piezometers and automatic water level recorders. Both the historical data and the data generated by additional peizometers are found to be of great scientific importance. The computer based hydrological monitoring system would right away give inputs for the present project not only during the planning stages of the watersheds but also will be of immense help in monitoring and evaluation of the hydrological systems in post-watershed scenario. The expertise available directly with the project and its implementing agency APSGWD can be used in the present project also. One major area the project could not make progress was the Hydrology Data Users Group (HDUG), wherein the data users were to be taken into the partnership of development of HIS. This project will try to address this issue in a moderate way from the users side. A 3c Water Conservation Mission (Neeru – Meeru) Water Conservation Mission in the state of Andhra Pradesh was constituted with eminent people who had practical experience in working with the local communities in the field of watershed management and allied areas, under the GOMS No. 180, in the year 2000. WCM is established with the objective of providing advisory service to water conservation programme being implemented in Andhra Pradesh. The mission embarked on a huge water conservation programme – Neeru Meeru (Water and You) by pooling in the resources of seven major departments dealing with water in one way or the other. Over a period of time and in five phases huge desilting works of tanks and water bodies wre taken-up across the state and billions of rupees were spent. Under the neeru-meeru programme, Water Conservation and Utilization Committees have been formed at the village level, recently. These committees participate in implementation of works under neeru-meeru. Works taken up include: Continuous Contour Trenches (CCTs), desiltation of minor irrigation tanks, recharge pits, farm ponds, cover crops and improved agronomic practices. A 3d AP Rural Livelihoods Programme (APRLP) 19
Project Document Department for International Development (DFID; UK Government) is funding Government of Andhra Pradesh - the Andhra Pradesh Rural Livelihoods Project (APRLP) assisting in the scaling-up of watershed activity by providing financial support for capacity building, livelihood support and convergence of other schemes and services. APRLP aims to reduce poverty through the strategy of building effective and sustainable rural livelihoods in 5 of the state’s drought prone districts (Anantapur, Kurnool, Mahabubnagar, Nalgonda, and Prakasam), taking watersheds as an initial entry point. The project’s broader goal is that more effective and sustainable approaches are adopted by government agencies and other stakeholders to eliminate poverty in drought-prone areas of AP. The sustainable rural livelihood strategy (SRL) is based on an analysis of the capital assets (physical, social, human, natural and financial) from which the rural poor derive their livelihoods. The approach also takes into consideration the vulnerability context and the policy and institutional environment. The project will enable Government of Andhra Pradesh (GoAP) to carry out interventions which build on people’s strengths and will include activities which are off-farm and non-farm as well as those which are land-based. APRLP provides critical support to the on-going watershed movement in five drought prone districts in Andhra Pradesh. The mandate is to position livelihood concerns strategically in watersheds for the inclusion of women, the poor and the landless. The project advocates innovation, lesson learning, convergent actions and policy influence. APRLP will invest in a new stream of approaches and ideas for bringing about a positive change in the wellbeing of the rural populace. A 3e Water Vision The Netherlands Government supported the Government of Andhra Pradesh in positioning the water sector in Andhra Pradesh, its first ever kind of exercise by any state in India. Andhra Pradesh Water Vision is the result of these efforts for more than two years. This water vision is a shared vision and reflects the opinions and concerns of the various 20
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