Rainwater Harvesting and Community Development Project in Bag village

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Rainwater Harvesting and Community Development Project in Bag village 1st March 2011 to 31st March 2012

Goal To raise the standard of living, improve the environmental health and empower the communities through people centred development. In the long run this will improve the "quality of life" of the villagers of Bagh- Pathia.

Intended Outcome The community health and well being of the residents of Bagh and Pathia Villages will have improved as evidenced by a reduced Increased groundwater recharge Farm production (sustainable economic development). The target is to bring a further 10% of the cultivated land under irrigation (Approximately an additional hectare of land will become productive.) In addition cash crops will be introduced. Environmental sanitation in the village has improved through the construction of latrines, wash rooms, compost bins and incinerators.

An Overview of village 18 families No regular source of drinking water All families belong to lower castes No source of irrigation Farm land average 1 acre No toilet and wash rooms in the village Men work as casual labourers The village is typical of the smaller villages in the hills of Himachal Pradesh. This particular village was chosen as it was of a size that made it suitable to be a "model" Rainwater Harvesting Village".

Proposed works...... The project aimed to build 3 irrigation tanks, 3 percolations tanks, 14 ferro-cement water storage tanks, 12 sanitary toilets with wash rooms, 2 washrooms, 10 each composting units and animal feeding units, 110 metres of water transport channels, 4 water chambers, cementing of 500 sq.mt open space around houses to serve as water catchment and paying of 200 meters of village path and associated works

Case Study - Bagh village An Overview of village 18 families No regular source of drinking water All families belong to lower castes No source of irrigation Farm land average 1 acre No toilet and wash rooms in the village Men work as casual labourers The village is typical of the smaller villages in the hills of Himachal Pradesh. This particular village was chosen as it was of a size that made it suitable to be a "model" Rainwater Harvesting Village".

Overview… before the project….

Planning & deciding priorities… followed by study visits to fully understand the implications of the project

Work began with improvement in access to village

2nd priority - Improving access to Drinking water

3rd priority - Developing Rainwater catchment and irrigation ..

Water catchment development

Irrigation tanks

Irrigation source development…

Protection of water and hygiene

4th priority: Sanitation…. Toilets and trash bins

Introducing organic composting….

Moment of joy……

Would you like to be involved... Your small contribution can make a difference for the world’s most under-privileged people.

THANK YOU