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A Publication of the Asian Research JournalsAJMRAsian Journal of Multidimensional ResearchVol.1 Issue 1, June 2012, ISSN 2278-4853(Hort.) Expenditure 85,000 2,17,740 1,41,000 1,11,265 5,55,005Percentage (100.0) (59.00) (87.42) (89.010) (74.98)Grand Total Funds Release 29,21,000 39,36,000 30,51,200 17,74,700 1,16,82,900Expenditure 29,21,000 36,57,537 28,44,455 17,10,965 1,11,33,957Percentage (100.0) (92.93) (93.23) (96.40) (95.30)Source: 1. Block Development Office, Kandaghat and Field Survey 20092. The figures in the parenthesis indicate percentage (%)Table V reveals that all watershed NGOs have utilized (100.00 per cent) funds on Entry Point Activity which is highlysatisfactory. The Soil Conservation is another activity which got (97.32 per cent) funds, followed by water harvesting with (95.75 percent) and horticulture with (88.47 per cent) utilization of funds. It has been found that overall fund utilization in all the selectedwatershed NGO has been found (95.30 per cent) which shows the remarkable results and shows that each activity was covered withmaximum utilization of funds in the study area. The entry point activity has been covered fully before starting the project which hashelped in smooth working of the project area.Watershed-wise detail of work/activities undertaken alongwith financial achievement is presented in table VIAsian Research Journalshttp://www.tarj.in24