Supaul Bihar Annual District Plan 2011-12 - nrcddp

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Strength Weakness Opportunity Threat Use of various water bodies for irrigation. Many MIPs are in a defunct situation Putting more area under irrigation through revival of defunct LI points and MIPs More number of LI points will romote ground water exploitation and non recharging may affect the ground water level Farm pond, WHS and dug well are the main drought proofing measures Water bodies dried up earlier - Poor water retaining capacity Crating new MIPs in feasible areas and installing new LI point Small and marginal farmers may not avail the benefit if not appropriately targeted Supplementary irrigation through Canal. Poor irrigation infrastructure in blocks. Execution of district irrigation promotion plan effectively Proposed agricultural productivity and level of production may be hampered if irrigation potential is not created to its fullest possible Rain water harvesting through watersheds Less active implementation of comprehensive district irrigation promotion plan Encouraging private investment in irrigation sector especially management and maintenance of LI point, water distribution etc Utilizing NREGA funds for creating farm ponds Poor monitoring & supervision due to shortage of staff Renovation of water bodies ENERGY: Energy is a vital part of functioning of the society. Sources of Conventional and non conventional energy play critical role. Frequent power cuts and low voltage in rural areas are the major problem of the district on energy front. As large area of the district falls within the two embankments of Kosi river, where possibility of electrification is very remote. It will prove its worth not only in respect of public health and safe movement of people in night but also in respect of law and order. So provision for solar rural electrification in a hamlet centric mode can be more feasible.
Strength Weakness Opportunity Threat Improved care consumer Low voltage problem in rural & urban areas Supply of electricity to non electrified areas Theft of electricity Own power production through Kataiya power plant Frequent power cut / Demand & supply gap. Maximizing conventional sources non energy Less production than demand Continuous improvement process Poor service delivery and staff shortage Improvement in supply and service delivery Industrial demand may subside domestic needs Increasing habitation coverage under electricity Delay in transformer replacement Transmission loss minimization through technological Applications High dependency on conventional source Strengthening of safety and loss reduction activities and promoting environmental protection INDUSTRY & MINERALS : Due to the availability of natural agricultural resource base, possibility of industrial growth in the corning years can be realized. Strength Weakness Opportunity Threat Govt, offers a wide range of concessions to the investors Less exploration of district agricultural produce. Potential areas for agrobased industries In general agro-industry's contribution to the economy is undervalued. Availability of raw Materials Poor facilities infrastructure High employment scope in agro based industry Easy and cheap availability of labour Low capabilities innovation Scope of industrial development in agriculture, agriculture & allied & off / non farm sector processing and production Availability of water resource Labour force is highly un skilled and inexperienced Lack of R&D programs and training and development \
Page 1 and 2: I DISTRICT PLAN 2011 - 12 SUPAUL -
Page 3 and 4: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS For sustainable an
Page 5 and 6: LAND CLASSIFICATION 10 BLOCK WISE S
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Page 9 and 10: DISTRICT PLANNING DISTRICT PLANNING
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Page 13 and 14: The district of Supaul is situated
Page 15 and 16: District Plan- 2011,12 SC populatio
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