4- DPR Jhansi IWMP-IV Year 2010-11

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4 Water holding capacity 10 Very poor(10)5 Area under rainfed15 More than 90%agriculture(15)6 Status of fieldbund/contour bund /graded bund7 Presence of hard rockbelow the landPoor(7.5)Good(5)Very Good(0)80 to 90 % (10) 70 to 80 % (5) Below 70%(Reject)(0)Above 80%(2.5)10 Below 20 % (10) 50 to 20 % (7.5) 80 to 50(5)15 Hard rock starts from 5 to 20feet(15)8 Options for livelihood 10 Very poor(10)9 % of small and10 More than 80%marginal farmers(10)10 Degraded land 15 Highabove 50% (15)11 Ground water status 10 Very poor(10)12 Status of Technical10 Very poorKnowledge for(10)improved farmingsystems13 Weather condition 15 Uncertain weather condition /Continuous drought for threeyears (15)14 Poverty index (% ofpoor population)15 Virginity (Notreatment /interventionin last five years)16 Productivity potentialof landHard rock starts from21 to 50 feet(10)Poor(7.5)50 to 80 %(5)Medium25 to 50%(10)Poor(7.5)Poor(7.5)Drought comes onein five years(10)Hard rock starts from51 to 100 feet(5)Good(5)Less than 50%(3)Lowless than10 – 25 % (5)Good(5)Good(5)Drought comes one inten years (5)Deep soil depth(0)Very Good(0)Very lowLess than 10%(0)Very Good(0)Very Good(0)Normal weathercondition (0)10 Above 80% (10) 80 to 50 (7.5) 50 to 20 % (5) Below 20 %(2.5)10 Above 80%80 to 5050 to 20 % (5) Below 20 %(10)(7.5)(2.5)15 Lands with low production &where productivity can besignificantly enhanced withLands with moderateproduction & whereproductivity can beLands with highproduction & whereproductivity can be-8
easonable efforts (15) enhanced withreasonable efforts(10)marginally enhancedwith reasonable efforts(5)17 Organic carbon status 15 Very low (15) Low (10) Medium (5) Normal (0)Table 1.6: Weightage of the projectS. No. Criteria Weightage points1 Drinking water 132 Irrigation 103 Degree of soil erosion 124 Water holding capacity 105 Area under rainfed agriculture 126 Status of field bund/contour bund / graded bund 107 Presence of hard rock below the land 108 Options for livelihood 109 % of small and marginal farmers 1510 Degraded land 1511 Ground water status 1012 Status of Technical Knowledge for improved farming systems 1013 Weather condition 1514 Poverty index (% of poor population) 1115 Virginity 1016 Productivity potential of land 1017 Organic carbon status 15Total Weightage (Out of total 205) 198Weightage Percentage 96.581.4 Details of ongoing watershed programmePresently, no watershed development programme is going on in the micro-watershed.9
Page 2: CERTIFICATEThis is to be certified
Page 5 and 6: CHAPTER - 1INTRODUCTION AND BACKGRO
Page 7: 1.2 Need and Scope for Watershed De
Page 11 and 12: 4 Gonti(2C2A6c1e)5 BhadarwaraBujurg
Page 14 and 15: 2.2 Area and Landuse: Village wise
Page 16 and 17: Table 2.3: Micro-watershed wise ele
Page 18 and 19: BhadarwaraBujurg-II, Gonti,Bamor, R
Page 20 and 21: Total 24470 13115 11355 9003 4842 4
Page 22 and 23: Grand Total of project 4291 1775 44
Page 24 and 25: No. of milk collection centres(e.g.
Page 26 and 27: Table 3.4.6: Details of infrastruct
Page 28 and 29: Table 3.4.9: Details of infrastruct
Page 30 and 31: (2C2A6c1d) Pastures - - - - - - - -
Page 32 and 33: S.No.Names ofMWS withcode7 Bhadarwa
Page 34 and 35: 4 Gonti (2C2A6c1e) 82.50 453.20 14.
Page 36 and 37: 2 Moong 0.00 28.67 0.00 3.40 0.00 9
Page 38 and 39: NilCultivable Area 519.78 Cropping
Page 40 and 41: Table 3.7.8 : Name of MWS Bamor (2C
Page 42 and 43: Table 3.8: Food, fodder and fuel pr
Page 44 and 45: 9Riya(2C2A6c2d)MedhkaBharsundaNaina
Page 46 and 47: Table 3.12: Forest, vegetative cove
Page 48 and 49: (2C2A6c2e)Shahpur Bujurg(2C2A6b2c)B
Page 50 and 51: Riya (2C2A6c2e)Labour,BataiLabhera
Page 52 and 53: Table 3.17: Irrigation Status in IW
Page 54 and 55: (2C2A6c2e) Deora BujurgMedhka6 Shah
Page 56 and 57: Table 4.2: Details of Staff at PIA,
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Table 4.4.2: Jal Sanrakshan Samiti
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5Name ofGramSabha/GPSingarDate ofCo
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Member M - - √ - √ - - √ - -
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MemberM - - √ - √ - -√High- -
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RiyaRiyaRiyaRiyaJai KelaMataSHGJai
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8 EskilBujurgBhadarwaraBujurgBhadar
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Table 4.8: Details of Convergence o
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EPA Work in Village Riya72
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EPA Work in Village Bamor74
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EPA Work in Village Bhadarwara-I76
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345678(2C2A6c2c) a Sheet 196.0 332
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1.4 Water HarvestingStructure (Newc
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5.6 Others 5.6.1 No. of activities
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7.3 Poultry - 3.84 3.84 2.63 2.63 1
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5-ECD cum 9870 4.94 815 7.55 166 1.
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2. Chickpea (ICM)3. Field Pea (ICM)
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1- Aonla Area in ha 4.5 0.540 3.00
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Sr.No.IParticular ofMeasures/Activi
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IIISHGs/Member12. Mini Oil Expeller
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OrchardSpecies…..1- Guava (Spacin
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S. NoName of GramPanchayatTreatable
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IIINo1/10 0.24 2/20 0.47 2/20 0.47
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C Block Plantation/OrchardSpecies
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Sr.No.IIIParticular ofMeasures/Acti
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1. Lentil (ICM)2. Chickpea (ICM)3.
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(@Rs.25/Plant)3. Bael (@Rs.20/Plant
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55-ECD 2926 1.99 65617 44.62Total 2
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1- Cow- (Castration-@30 Rs./ Animal
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Length of crest weir (m) 3Weir heig
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5Minimum length of headwall extensi
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i) Wing wall on both side 4.50 1.00
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MATERIAL ABSTRACTRequired QuantiyQu
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Work and Material Abstruct of Drop
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mentioned in (i): (M Part)-IIi) Fou
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CHAPTER - 6CAPACITY BUILDING PLANTh
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4 Secretaries of WCand WDT/PIAmembe
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• Socio-economic aspects includin
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CHAPTER - 9EXPECTED PROJECT OUTCOME
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ANNEXURE-IBENEFICIARIES WISE DETAIL
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150 (4.10+.50)/2*1.20 2.76 414 49.4
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0.348 1596 Parsadi0.421 1599-1600 P
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GP A 2 .870 -.202 1818 -1819 Sevara
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0.283 1182 Vikas khand Bamaur150 (4
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7 SB D 13 2.865 1710 Ramprakash2.35
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SB D44 0.898 602 Sitaram250 (4.25+.
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22 CB A22 2428 60 (3.00+0.60)/2*0.8
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5 PB A5 0.809 403 50 (3.80+0.50)/2*
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2 CB D2 2.724 1133 300 (3.00+0.60)/
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3CD A13.869262, 265,303808.70 + 1.8
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16SBB173.19 819 804.55 + 0.50 x 1.3
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33SBB564.888257, 256,255, 254,252,
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47 PB B1 1.238 759, 765 2004.10 +0.
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62CD B24.973375, 370,374508.70 + 1.
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9SBC100.736 155 1153.80 + 0.50 x 1.
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Benificiary wise details of Propose
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15 CB B9 2.436 686, 692 2003.00 + 0
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31 CB B25 0.551 233 503.00 + 0.60 x
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47 SB B 54 0.332 420 1254.10 + 0.50
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63 PB B26 1.217 1000, 1001 1304.10
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1 CB D1 1.214 67, 79 1502 CB D12 0.
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2 SB A2 0.429 268 1004.10 + 0.50 x
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18 SB A35 3.484 597, 599 2504.55 +
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29 SB B7 1.914 1028 2004.10 + 0.50
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45 CD B1 11.814764, 776,766-768, 83
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7 CB A-7 1.323 482 - 484 2503.00 +
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23 SB A-27 1.400 548 1004.10 + 0.50
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39 PB A-2 4.551 495 1203.70 + 0.70
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9 CB B10 1.202 1130, 1131 1002.90 +
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36 SB B32 2.829 911, 731 15037 SB B
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66 MB B2 1.237811, 812, 814,8151503
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90 GP B18 1.6191081, 1082,1069, 106
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15 SBA15 3.687 1401 1504.25 + 0.50
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34 SBA34 5.844 1363 - 1368 3004.25
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56 CDA2 17.789 1685, 1657, 8012.00
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2 SB A-70 2.508 181, 196 - 198 2503
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24 CBA-5 1.299 1474, 1475 1203.00 +
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45 SB A-64 0.934 1321 20046 SB A-65
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Total 137.160 11135 35808 2616773Pl
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7 CB C7 2.886 84, 85 802.90 + 0.50
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SBC-2 1.133 177,179 300 2.3*1.10 2.
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SBA-22 18.396281,283,284,286-289-29
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PB B-1 1.23 418 150 2.2*1.00 2.2 33
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2 SB A2 3.094 871, 872 2004.25 + 0.
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17 SB A17 1.691 837 - 839 2004.25 +
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36 SB A48 3.653648, 651,662, 664,66
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56 GP A8 5.51968/1 to968/3, 9717011
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28 SB A-66 1.993 447 - 449 30029 SB
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61 PB A3 1.777 821 10062 PB A4 0.51
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17 CD B1 1.424 1728 8018 CD B2 5.73
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Mainali ram,Umashankar2 SB C2 6.500
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1 SB G1 5.652 21, 22,55, 56 2502 SB
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Gangaram,Lalram, MulayanetcTotal 12
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SBA-20 11.374SBA -21SBA -22MBA -1MB
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SBD - 5 2.9321/2-5-10-8-9-22/1300 (
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SBG -5 4.779 23 400 (3.00+0.60x.80)
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MBG-1MBG-2PBG -1PBG -2PBG -3PBG -4P
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MBH-1PBH -11.618 147-149-151-145 15
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16 SBB 19 6.57617 SBB 21 0.955265,
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37 SBC 11 5.62538 SBC 13 5.2563940W
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18 SBE 6 3.626 1597 30019 SBE 7 7.5
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41 SBE 53 4.509 1420 30042 SBE 60 3
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2 SBA 3 5.900 134, 135 3003 SBA 4 4
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26 PBB 7 3.687 267, 268 15027 CDB 3
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20 SBD 13 1.076 126, 128, 129 12021
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24 SBE 32 1.2061517, 1518,1495, 149
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57 MBE 1 1.420 1600 15058 MBE 2 0.7
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Chandrabhan andSmt Hiranagar wali3
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755, 754, 753 Sumer, SmtMannu, Asho
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23 SBB26 8.649591, 590, 586,583, 58
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34 SBB43 6.642343, 378, 377,397, 39
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singh, Govindas,Ganga, Prabhu11 SBe
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13 SBD 20 1.218 2026, 2027 150 (4.5
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16 CBB 16 1.4881 663, 662 150 3.70
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49 PBB 7 0.785 502 80 3.75 + 0.60 x
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9 SBD 10 5.751 2078, 2080 28 4.25 +
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(6) Tailoring 0 0(a) No. of SHG’s
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ANNEXURE-III1. Annaual Action Plan
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ii) Rhizobium + PSB 5 Pkt + 5 Pkt =
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iv) MOP 50 kg 7 350 175.00* Either
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iv) MOP 50 kg 7 350 175.00* Either
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iii) Trichoderma - - - -12. Recomme
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3. Required Seed 4 kg / ha (F1,F2,
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2. Sowing Time Mid October to first
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Total (Less SSP) 3756.50Integrated
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