Baglung Nagar Water Supply and Sanitation Project

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Baglung Nagar Water Supply and Sanitation Project Project Appraisal Group work

Purna Prasad Upadhyaya Group Members Kanchan Kumar Nayak Lok Bahadur Bhandari Purna Prasad Upadhyaya Ram Sogarath Sah Roshan Neupane Rupak Maharjan

Project Area - Introduction Name of Project: Baglung Nagar Water Supply and Sanitation Project (WSSP) District: Baglung Municipality: Baglung Ward No.: 1,2,3 (Baglung Bazaar Area) Population : 30300 (2017) Household: 5050 (2017)

Existing Features of Baglung WSP Total Household 5050 Total Population 30300 Household Connection 3596 No. of water sources 3 nos Capacity of Sources of water 36.5 liter per second (31 lps in dry season) Capacity of Treatment Plant 60 to 65 lps Capacity of RVT 10,00,000 liter Operation and Management Baglung Nagar Water Users Committee

Existing Water Supply Plant

Layout Plan of Existing WSP

Objective of Feasibility Study To upgrade existing water supply system of Baglung urban area by adding new sources to fulfill water demand and expand distribution system to new demand areas.

Proposed Features Name of sources Kathekhola- Gaudakot source Design Discharge 28 lps by new source Design Population 41595 nos Design Period 15 year Transmission System Lift system by pumping 300m uplift head New structures Intake at source, Pumping system, office and guard building, extension of distribution system Approach road and Distance Baglung Bazaar to Gaudakot- Simle Road (300m downhill from existing water supply treatment Plant at Ratmata) Estimated Cost NRs. 9,13,88,700.00 (70%- Gov. and 30%- User) Construction materials Pipes, fittings, water pump, cement, sand, aggregate, steel reinforcement, pumping system

Demand Analysis Item Base Year (2018) Design year (2033) Population 30906 41595 Per Capita Demand 100 lpcd Total Water Demand 39.35 lps 58.84lps Existing Water Supply 36.5 lps (31 lps at Dry months) Demand deficit 8.35 lps 27.84 lps

Technical Analysis Available Sources: Design Parameter: Dundiya Khola ( 130-150 lps, Social conflict ) Kaligandaki River ( unlimited discharge, Black water, High investment cost, double stage lift) Kathekhola Gaudakot ( 130- 150 lps, 250m head, feasible source) Design Parameter: Sump well at Kathekhola Total Head - 223m ( Single Stage pumping) Sump well to Treatment Plant Distance - 350m Pump capacity - 60 HP Operational Time – 24 hr Pumping Rate – 14 lps Diesel Generator – 1 no. Transformer 100 KVA – 1 no.

Technical Analysis Operation Technology : Skilled Manpower Engineer/ Manager - 1no. Plant Supervisor/ Mechanical Overseer - 1 no. Pump Operator - 2 no. Plumber - 1 no. Maintenance cost - NRs. 6,85,415.00 Operational cost - NRs. 75,17,260.00

Financial Analysis Investment cost : NRs. 9,13,88,750.00 - Government – NRs. 6,39,72,125.00 (70% of Total Cost) - Users - NRs. 2,74,16,625.00 ( Cash 10%, kind contribution 20% of Total Cost) Willingness and commitment of investment from WUSC Maintenance cost - NRs. 6,85,415.00 Operational cost - NRs. 75,17,260.00

Financial Analysis contd…. Affordability Income from New Connection- NRs. 21,010.00 (5000 refundable) Tariff per Month per HH – NRs. 218.00 Tariff per Year – 218*12*5151= NRs. 1,34,75,016.00 Total Cash inflow: NRs. 1,34,75,016.00 Total cash outflow: NRs. 82,02,675.00

Environmental Aspect Population of Project Service area- 41,595 nos. Threshold less than 10,000- 1,00,000 nos. population as per EPA& EPR Initial Environment Examination (IEE) is required

Conclusion Technically and Financially feasible Requirement of conducting IEE

Conclusion and Recommendation Water tariff is high for new connection in comparison to present HH connection Population analysis of base year is not realistic Objective is not specific on report Remuneration is under estimate specially lower staff Risk analysis of project is not carried ( extra pump) Institutional linkage with user group/government agencies Monitoring plan of water quality testing should be made

Thank You