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DHAN Foundation, Hyderabad INDIA WATER WEEK 2013 09 April 2013, New Delhi SESSION S4: PARTICIPATORY IRRIGATION MANAGEMENT AS A TOOL FOR IMPROVING WATER USE EFFICIENCY RESTORATION OF TRADITIONAL WATER RESOURCES (LAKES) WITH LOCAL PARTICIPATION FOR COPING UP WITH CLIMATE CHANGE B. Sada Siva Team Leader DHAN Foundation, Hyderabad

DHAN Foundation Conservation and Development of Traditional Irrigation Commons (Tanks) for Livelihood Promotion

Introduction :Significance of tank cascades DHAN Foundation Introduction :Significance of tank cascades Visible Impact in a group of tanks than single tank. Surplus water in upper tanks flows to lower tanks in the cascades Considerable storage and utilization efficiency Good system functioning and very high performance efficiency To maximize the benefits from the investment (labour, money, etc.) To restore the social harmony in villages linked by the tank cascade.

Significance of tank cascades DHAN Foundation Significance of tank cascades Any investment of rehabilitation made on a single tank in a cascade does not serve its purpose fully A tank cascade could be a good development unit like watershed for effective conservation and management for developing rural marginalised community Tank associations (WUA) at a cascade level will facilitate effective water sharing as well as managing the conflicts arising between tanks within the system Risk of tank cascades A breach in an upper tank would lead to the risk of similar failure in other lower tanks Repairs and restoration works to all the tanks in a cascade at a time is necessary

Activities undertaken DHAN Foundation Activities undertaken Promoting farmers organizations (WUA) Initiating savings and credit with tank Association members Support for tankfed agriculture Creation of endowment funds for the people institutions

DHAN Foundation Process followed Orientation meetings in the villages with the stake holders Capacity building events Participatory Tank Appraisal (PTA) / Transact walk for all tanks Tank Associations (TA) promotion (WUA) Prioritization of works for the rehabilitation Technical estimates preparation Adm. & Technical sanctions from DWMA, Nalgonda Farmers contribution mobilization (25%)

Nested Institutions – The Vayalagam Way DHAN Foundation Nested Institutions – The Vayalagam Way Tank Associations (WUA) Tank Cascade Association DHAN Foundation Block Tank Federation Panchayats District Rural Development Agency/ Other Government Agencies/ Banks Tank Conservation Movement Funding & Evaluation Progress Report Program Support Institution Building Fund raising & routing Capacity Building Promotion Hand holding Techno managerial Support Training

Impact Revived 17 tanks with people participation in 2 Tank cascades DHAN Foundation Impact Revived 17 tanks with people participation in 2 Tank cascades Increase in water availability- From 65 days to 100 days 3,695 person days generated during work execution Ayacut areas of the tanks stabilized and Increased productivity and Livestock promotion. Inter and intra village collaboration developed.

Success of the implementation DHAN Foundation Success of the implementation People contribution – 25% due to cascade approach Direct stakeholders’ participation in works execution Creation of endowment fund for the sustainability of the Associations (WUAs) Availability of credit for agriculture through Micro Finance Groups Technical Support through Agl. Dev. Centres Need based trainings to the stakeholders Exposure visits to suitable locations Trainings to community mobilisers Need based and priority wise implementation of works Other civic activities intervention

DIFFERENT PHOTOGRAPHS DURING RESTORATION DHAN Foundation DIFFERENT PHOTOGRAPHS DURING RESTORATION Sluice before renovation Sluice after renovation

Challenges and Way forward DHAN Foundation Challenges and Way forward Encroachment eviction Inadequate funds allocation for tank rehabilitation Associations to get usufruct rights with Grama Panchayats Way Forward Tanks rehabilitation-cascade basis Undertaking detailed studies on the impact of the tank rehabilitation on the livelihoods of the poor. Thank You !