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IVELIHOOD IMPROVEMENT THROUGH WATERHARVESTING IN TAIL END

QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT

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QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT

Volume VIIOctober December 2011

15/01/2012

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Volume VII: Interim Report (Oct 2011 Dec 2011)

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Project Title : LIVELIHOOD IMPROVEMENT THROUGH WATER

HARVESTING IN TAIL END

Name of Grantee : Janakalyan

Donor : Deshpande Foundation Fund

Grant Amount : US$ 47,491.00 + US$ 11,867.00 =US$ 59,358.00

Grant Period : April 15, 2011 to March 31, 2014

Grantee Fiscal Year End: March 31

Date of this Report : October 2011 to December 2011

The separate general ledger account used solely for Give2Asia funds hada balance of$ 8546 (USD) on 31.12.2011.

Has your organization complied with the terms of the Grant Agreement todate?

Yes

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Quarterly Progress ReportVolume VII(Oct Dec 2011)

I. Interim Narrative Report:Janakalyan, with the support of Deshpande Foundation, initiated an innovationintegrated inspiring intervention in Gadag district of North Karnataka with thesmall & marginal farmers of tail end of Malaprabha Irrigation Project to addresstwo extremes of water availability. The intervention started in April 2010 invillages with 10 farmers which have now spread across 3 taluks of Gadag andDharwad districts. This report is prepared at the end of 3rd quarter of 2nd yearto document the progress during the reporting period (October - December2011).

A. Project Implementation:

The 3rd

cycle of grant commenced from October 2011 for 6 months and theactivities implemented during the October-December 2011 period is briefed inthis document. The budget lines have been used to report the activities in thesubsequent paragraphs.

1. Please describe the project activities that have been carried out todateThe activities those were completed during the reporting period are not manybut are very important to make the project successful; these are described inthe following sections of the report in brief.

1.1.Project Concept Orientation to the new villages:In addition to the existing project villages, Janakalyan field team extendedtheir extension services to other villages of these taluks in addition toNavalagund taluk of Dharwad district; thereby, Janakalyan has nowreached its activities in 3rd taluk in 2nd district of Sandbox.

1.2. Selection of eligible farmers for water harvesting structures:The selection of farmers for excavation of water harvesting structures aredone in 2 stages - 1) Technical Feasibility by visiting the site proposed forexcavation of the water harvesting structure and 2) Social Feasibility byvisiting the house of the farmer to assess the interest of the family

members and their willingness to participate in all activities under theproject.

1.2.1 Technical Feasibility: Technical feasibility of the siteproposed for excavation of the water harvesting structure is assessed byour technical experts by visiting the site along with the farmer. Whileassessing the site, we look at many angles of the site such as watershedarea, soil condition, catchment area, etc.

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1.2.2 Social Feasibility: Once, the technical feasibility is through,the team then visit the house of the farmer to assess the socialfeasibility in terms of interest of the family members to excavate a waterharvesting structure, their interest in participating all other agriculture-allied activities propsed as part of this intervention, socio-economicstatus of the family and such other factors contributing success of theproject.

1.3 Learning cum exposure for new farmers to Sindhanur:About 51 new farmers were taken to Sindhanur project of Janakalyan wherethe Intensified Integrated Farming System (IIFS) has already beendemonstrated successfully by Janakalyan; the schedule for the day was asper the table below-

Time Activities Remarks5.00 AM Reached Farmers Arrived at JANAKALAYAN

OFFICE at Shantinagar, R H Colony No.4

By 4 Jeeps

6.00 -9.00

Bath & Breakfast

9.00 -10.30

Introduction of Janakalyan, its 4 mothersand 7 tools; achievement

Basavarajaiah &SudhanyaSikdar

10.30-10.45

Tea Break

10.45 -2.30

Visit to Shri Subhash Roy, Shri DebanandaBiswas, Deepak Mondal and finally SmtSheela Sikdar fields with tank based

intensified integrated farming system withvarious crops, plantation, agriculture,horticulture, forestry, fodder cultivation,vegetable cultivation, fishery, etc. andalso the experience of farmers

Sudhanya &Baavarajaiah

2.30 -3.30

Lunch Break

3.30 -4.30

Farmer experience sharing and haddetailed discussion on what all has beenseen in all 4 tanks when they visitedtoday. Listed all the activities seen in allthe farm

M.Basavarajaiah &Prasen Raptan

4.30 -5.30

Had discussion with farmers what can beadopted in our farms at Gadag district.What is not possible to adopt. Based ontheir views, mobilizing the decisions of thefarmers, who do what and what kind oftanks and took list from all the farmers.

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And tentative time schedule to formirrigation tank in their own farms shortly.

5-30 to 6-30 PM

Answering to the farmers Questions andtime for Clarifying the doubts andConcluding session & Vote of Thanks

Basavarajaiah &Shri.Sudhanyaji

7-30 PM Dinner 8-30 PM Return Journey to Naragunda from RH

Camp By same 5

Crusher Jeeps

Learning Analysis: After visiting about 5 water harvesting structures ofdifferent size and age, the farmers had a sharing session amongthemselves facilitated by Sri Prasen Raptan, Executive Director ofJanakalyan in its Samarthya Soudha. The facilitator asked a simple questionto list out the activities that they have seen in each of these tanks theyvisited and the farmers listed the following activities/ items in each farm-

1. Peaceful healthy environment2. Big and wide water harvesting structures3. Wide range of vegetables4. Paddy5. Sorghum6. Fish in the tank7. Poultry8. Fruit yielding trees9. Cows, Goat & Sheep Rearing10. Firewood (forest) species11. Biomass generating trees12. Green manures13. Compost pit14. Vermicompost pit15. Crops grown using the organic fertilizer16. Gobar Gas Unit to recycle cow dung17. Recycling of poultry manure as fish feed18. Fodder cultivation19. Duck rearing20. Farm House21. Energy saving water lifting devices such as pedal pump & by gravity

22. Hard and sincere working farmers

Each of these productive units provides some income either on daily,fortnightly, monthly, seasonal and annual basis. When asked which arethose activities/ items those cannot be implemented in Gadag environment/context, the farmers replied that everything out of the list above can beimplemented in our Gadag context too provided the farmers make up theirminds. It was further analyzed the income of these farmers based on the

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inputs provided by the Sindhanur farmers whom the Gadag farmers visited,it is found that each of them are earning more than Rs.750 per day from allthese productive units. They realized that they can also earn same amountwhich would amount about Rs.20000-25000 per month, which agovernment employee may not earn.


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1.4 Excavation of water harvesting structures:

About 7 water harvesting structures were excavated till last quarter sinceinception of the project in April 2011 while no new structure has beenexcavated during the current reporting period due to various reasons asstated below-1) Onset of monsoon in the project villages2) Standing crops in the land where such structures to be excavated3) The available funds invested in crops by the farmers and thus do not

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4) No vacant land to shift the excavated earth from the structures.1.5 Demonstration of effective water usage methods:

The belief of Janakalyan team to implement this program are-1. If water is provided to the farmers, rest they would take care

themselves

2. Like a house to a city-dweller, water harvesting structure is equallyimportant to a famer.3. Cost sharing brings ownership among the participating farmers and

sustainability to the initiative.

With these beliefs, Janakalyan initiated the interventions in Malaprabha Tailend and thus the focus was only on creation of water harvesting structureto provide water and nothing else with cost sharing approach. However,farmers required some sort of orientation and exposure to variousproductive units to make effective use of scarce resources like land & waterin order to enhance productivity and in turn the livelihood security. The

cropping pattern that is seen with these set of farmers during the year areas under-Sl.No.

Name of thefarmer

Crop Sown during 2011-12 (area in acre)

Cotton

Onion

Maize

Sorghum

CottonSeed

Chilly

Vegetable

Wheat

Groundnut

Total

1 Gurappa - 3.00 - - - - - - - 3.002 Suresh Gouda 5.00 - 4.00 - - - - - - 9.003 Rudrappa 2.00 - 3.50 - - - - - - 5.504 Ashok 4.00 - 2.00 - - - - - - 6.005 Sushila - 10.0

0- - - - - - - 10.00

6 Nagalingareddy - - - - - - - - - -7 Akkamma 2.00 - 4.50 - - - - - - 6.50

Sub Total 13.00 13.00

14.00

- - - - - - 40.00

Percentage 33% 33% 35% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 100%

1 Ashok Udikeri - 2.00 2.00 - - 3.00 - - - 7.002 Basavaraj Gali 4.00 2.00 3.00 - - - - - - 9.003 Mallappa H - - 4.00 - - - - - 0.50 4.504 Shanmukappa 4.00 1.00 - - - - - 1.50 - 6.505 Shankarayya 4.00 - - - - - - - - 4.006 Bapugouda 1.00 2.50 - - - - - - - 3.507 Iranna S 0 - 2.00 - 0.75 - 1.75 - - 4.508 Siddhappa B 2.00 - - - - - - - - 2.009 Dyamanna 3.00 - - - - - - - - 3.0010 Bailappa I - 0.50 - - - - 0.50 - - 1.00

Sub Total 18.00 7.00 11.00

- 0.30 3.00 2.10 1.20 0.20 41.00

Percentage 44% 20% 27% 0% 2% 7% 5% 4% 1% 100%

Grand Total 31.00 20.00

25.00

- 0.30 3.00 2.10 1.20 0.20 81.00

% 38

%

26% 31% 0% 1% 4% 3% 2% 1% 100%

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1.6 Series of training to the new farmers on water-savingtechnologies and diversified farming system:

Though, it was planned to conduct a series of training for the participatingfarmers throughout the year, due to want of approval the same could benot completed in time even though some of these planned activities werevery important for previous quarter. However, during the reporting period,the team has conducted few rounds of training for the participatingfarmers including the old set of 10 farmers. The training held during thereporting period was on water management techniques, vegetablecultivation, various productive units of Intensified Integrated FarmingSystem, etc. The farmers as well as farm-women were involved in theseset of training. Some of the farmers adopted the practices discussed inthese training while others promised but failed in translating these onto

the ground. The major reason was the time as the season for the same wasalready over this year and therefore they promised to practice these innext crop year.


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1.7 Year long on-farm technical support to the participating farmers bythe team and also by the technical persons: Though on-farm technical support was provided by our field teamthroughout the year for all field crops but the plan of inviting the externalexperts for critical support remained incomplete during the crop season forthe want of approval; however, during the present quarter, we couldcomplete 2 visits to guide the farmers about vegetable crops and treeplantation but again the impact was not very good as it was off season.

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1.8 Quarterly Progress Report printing:Documented the progress in time and brought out 3 volumes of quarterlyprogress reports with complete details of activities those are completed inrespective quarters; the same is also published through our website as wellas facebook pages for wider use by the readers.

1.9 Preparation for Case Studies:To publish a booklet on all participating farmers, the complete farm leveldata has been regularly collected and documented in the form of Story Cardfor each farmers (annexed to this report at the end).

1.10Video Documentation of our field demonstration:As part of Development Dialogue, Janakalyan case documentation was doneduring the period with the help of Deshpande Foundation; it is planned thatthe same case would be screened during the Development Dialogue 2012to be held on 15-17 January 2012 at Deshpande Foundation, Hubli.


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2. If the actual project activities differed from the activities described

in the proposal, please explain why. If necessary, provide a revisedworking plan for the remainder of the project.As of now, the project is moving as per the plan document withoutany deviation

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B. Project Outcomes & Impact:Major outcomes and impacts of the project interventions at the end ofreporting period are narrated in the subsequent sections of the report.

1. Please describe your progress to date in achieving the purpose ofthe grant. What have been the major achievements of this project sofar?The major achievements of the grant as on date could be summarized as inthe table below (based on the indicators agreed in the plan document)-

Sl.No.

Deliverables / Outcomes Status at the end of 2nd

quarter

1 Purchasing one new Hitachi (EX-70) toexcavate tanks in the sandbox

Purchased Tata Hitachi EX-70 immediately afterreceiving the grant

2 Excavation of 100 irrigation tanks inthree years (2011-12 to 2013-14) toharvest runoff and excess water fromthe irrigation canals for life savingirrigation to the standing crops

Total 7 water harvestingstructures have beenexcavated with the newHitachi which are beingused by the farmers toharvest water; no new tanksin the reporting period

3 Increase in productivity by about 20%than that of current productivitythrough diversification of croppingpattern through this intervention with

the participating farmers

This could be assessed onlyat the end of season againstthe baseline; baselinealready collected and the

farmer-wise crop details arecollected by the field teamregularly

4 Generating funds from other sources(revenue generation through Hitachi)to sustain tank excavation program inthe sandbox

About 141.9 hours of workshave been done to generatethe operational cost of theHitachi; due to off-season,the Hitachi was idlethroughout the 3rd quarter

2. Please compare your actual project achievements to date to thespecific goal(s) and outcomes described in your proposal. Pleaseexplain any differences or variance.The deliverables agreed for the 3rd quarter of the project period are tabulatewith the status on each of these deliverables against them-

Sl.No.

Deliverables /Outcomes

Status at the end of 1st quarter


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1 More than 100 Farmersconvinced about waterharvesting concept

About 111 farmers have applied forwater harvesting structure by payingRs.100 each towards the applicationform; additional 41 farmers have beenreached during the 2nd quarter also

along with an extension of the projectarea to Navalagunda taluk too.Process of reaching out more andmore new farmers are on and the fieldteam is putting sincere efforts in thisregards

2 Purchasing one newHitachi (EX-70) toexcavate tanks in thesandbox

Purchased Tata Hitachi EX-70immediately after receiving the grantwith an investment of Rs.25.25 lakh

3 Excavation of 100

irrigation tanks in 3 yearswith administrativesupport from DF

About 7 tanks have already been

excavated with an investment ofRs.432,800/- in these 2 quarters withmany limitations; 3rd quarter was idle

4 Mobilizing (50%) farmersshare to the tune ofRs.35,00,000 in 3 years

It was planned to mobilize 50%farmers share towards excavationwhile we have achieved 70% till date(Rs.302,300/- out of Rs.432,800/-)

The team is happy about the achievement at the end of 3rd quarter but onlyissue is that the Hitachi use is not as efficient as it was planned; though, themachine could be used even with small-little rainfall but the farmers remain

engaged in farm activities and also because of the standing crops in the land,they are reluctant to take up any works during this period. Even, the revenuegeneration activities could also not been able to take up due to same reason.However, the maintenance and operator cost is still incurred during thisperiod.

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II. Interim Financial ReportPlease complete the following table or attach a financial report listing andsummarizing all grant expenses to date. If necessary, please refer to page 7-8of Give2Asias Grantee Manual for sample financial reports. The manual can bedownloaded from our website: www.give2asia.org/granteemanual.

A. Include original budget submitted to Give2Asia for thisproject:The original budget submitted to Give2Asia through Deshpande Foundation isused for reporting for this quarter.

B. Itemize expenditures made from grant funds, such assalaries, rent and electricity, travel, and supplies (for interim andfinal reports)EXPENDITURE

SPLEASE

PROVIDEDETAILS

UNDER EACHCATEGORY

ORIGINALBUDGET FUNDS EXPENDED

Apr-Sep2011

Oct-Mar2012

Quarter 1INR

Quarter 2INR

Quarter 3INR

Quarter 4INR

TOTAL inINR

Total inUSD

Personnel 209000 285000 89250 119750 121250330250 $

7,214.53

Program Costs 1800000 126000 1800000 0 486551848655 $

40,385.10

Equipment 0 55000 0 0 25725 25725 $ 561.98

Travel 34500 34500 18404 17937 12428 48769 $1,065.39

Staff Training/Capacitybuilding

0 0 0 0 00

$ -Office/

administrativecosts

56000 69100 36876 20572 1510772555

$

1,585.01Measurement& evaluation

costs0 0 0 0 0

0

$ -

Stipends 0 0 0 0 0 0 $ -

OtherExpenditures 0 0 0 0 0 0 $ -

TOTAL209950

056960

01944530 158259 223165 2325954

$

50,812.02

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D. Total grant funds spent by the end of grantees most recent fiscal year:Total amount spent as on 31.12.2011 is Rs.2325954 ($50,812)

E. Amount of grant funds unspent to-date*:The unspent amount as on 31.12.2011 is Rs.343146 ($8546)

*If this is the end of the grant period, and grant activities are complete but not allgrant funds have been spent, please contact Give2Asia as soon as possible todiscuss.

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CERTIFICATION

Name of Grantee: JanakalyanDonor: Deshpande Foundation FundGrant Amount: US$ 47,491.00 + US$ 11,867.00 = US$ 59358.00Grant Period: April 15, 2011 to March 31, 2014Grantee Fiscal Year End: March 31

I certify that the grant funds described in this report have been received andexpended as detailed above in accordance with the terms and conditions of theGrant Agreement.

These expenditures are substantiated by documentation in our files.

Name: PRASEN RAPTANTitle: Executive Director

Date: 15.01.2012

*this signed certification MUST be submitted with any report for Give2Asia.


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Annex I aLIST OF APPLICATION SUBMITTED BY FARMERS OF NARGUNDA TALUKA IN GADAG DISTRICT

Sl.No.

ApplicationNo

Reciept No

Farmers Name Father name VillageTelephone

No

Type of irrigationtank

Supportingdocuments

Totalland

holdingof thefamily

Water sourcesSurvey

NoExten

t

Type oftank in

Rs.

photo

ROCROC

(KhataHutar)

1 101 101 Rachappa v Mullar Veerapa Surkod973109428

3180 70,000 yes yes NO 22.22 canal

2 102 102 Gurappa B chavadi Basappa Surkod974087178

2312 9.16 70,000 yes yes NO 9.16 canal

3 103 103 Vijalakshmi A chavadi Ashoka Surkod974087178

2

312 9.16 70,000 yes yes NO 9.16 canal

4 104 104 Sangappa B moganoor Basappa Surkod977095980

015/1+2 70,000 yes yes NO 4.34 canal

5 124 124 Devanagouda Patil Basamagouda Surkod963252147

5152/1 6.31 70,000 yes NO NO 6.31 canal

6 119 153 Bhirappa ayyappa majjiga Ayyappa Surkod963246309

0102/2 9 50,000 yes NO NO 9 canal

7 125 125 Basavareddy Gunareddy Dyamappa Surkod953599446

127-Feb 6.2 50,000 yes NO yes 11.39

Bennehal,pmapset

8 150 152 Mahadevappa Majjiga Nagappa Surkod897063179

4158/3 3.28 50,000 yes NO NO 9.4 canal

9 116 116Mahjunathagoudatopanagouda Patil

TopanagoudaMaduvanakere

8722118549

134 3.26 70,000 yes yes NO 3.29 Canal

10 105 105Mallappa Lakshamappaadimani

Lakashamappa Hadli974099895

2253 4.2 50,000 yes NO yes 4.2 canal

11 106 106Balanagouda MallanagoudaParvtagoudru

Mallanagouda Hadli997253700

5251 2.25 70,000 yes NO yes 3.25 Canal

12 107 151 Yallappa Bharamappa Ankli Bharamappa Hadli968631604

56 50,000 NO NO NO 6 Canal

13 108 108dharamappa LakshmappaAbbigere

Lakshamappa hadli966324888

242/4 70,000 yes NO NO Rain base

14 109 109 Muttappa ErappaNavalagunda

Erappa Hadli 9972790122

356 6 70,000 yes yes yes 6 canal

15 110 110shekaragoudaparavatagoudru

Chadragouda Hadli990222160

4226 2 70,000 NO NO yes 2 Canal

16 111 111Erappa shivalingappasonskoppa

Shivalingappa Hadli997270678

0267/1a 4 70,000 yes NO yes 4 canal

17 112 112Malkajigouda veeranagoudaparavatagoudru

Veeranagouda Hadli974086965

4235/4 3.38 70,000 yes yes yes 19 canal

18 113 113 Ashok adiveppa Hugar Adiveppa Hadli974165223

0227/2 3.4 70,000 yes NO yes 3.4 canal

19 114 114Sureshgouda chandragoud

TammangoudaChadragouda Hadli

8377263351

186/1 10 70,000 NO NO NO 22.2 canal

20 115 115 Rajashekarayy B Hiremath Hadli990294458

5157/1B 7.9 70,000 yes NO yes 7.9 canal

21 117 117 Rudrappa Y Sonekoppa Yallappa R.Nagnur 916410605 413 6.4 70,000 yes yes yes 8.11 canal


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ApplicationNo

Reciept No


No


Supportingdocuments

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Water sourcesSurvey

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Type oftank in

Rs.

photo

ROCROC

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22 118 118 Veerangouda Patil Basalingagouda R.Nagnur900884793

129/2A 5.13 70,000 yes yes yes 3.3 canal

23 120 120 channappa Halagatti Basaliingappa Hadli990166206

4228/8 2.29 70,000 NO NO yes 2.29 canal

24 122 122 Mahadevappa jalawadagi ShankrappaGangapur

8970374978

47/24 6.38 70,000 yes NO NO 6.38 canal

25 123 123 Verappa Jalwadagi ShankrappaGangapur

8920374978

47/4 6.38 70,000 yes NO NO 6.38 canal

26 126 126 Prabhu Yaligar Shivappa Hadli990240086

544/0.4

113.2

670,000 yes yes yes 33.22 canal

27 127 127 Iranna sasaragi Chinnappa Hadli837726322

939/3 6.12 70,000 yes yes yes 19.15 canal

28 130 130 Ramangouda Devangoudar Rangangouda Khanapur990162784

656/1/2 12.2 70,000 yes yes NO 12.2 canal

29 131 131 Ayyangouda Kribasangoudra Ramanagouda R.Nagnur988068969

9157 16 70,000 yes yes NO 25 canal

30 132 132 Lingangouda Gaddigoudara Shankargouda R.Nagnur990152098

41/0.1

12.14

70,000 yes yes NO 12.14Bennehal,pmap

et

31 133 133 Mallappa kannihal BasappaBhopalpur

9900677925

77 7.17 70,000 yes NO NO 7.17Bennehal,pmap

et

32 134 134 Siddappa Musinakoppa LingappaBhopalpur

9731696856

19/1+2+3+4+5A

3 70,000 NO NO NO 9.35Bennehal,pmap

et

33 135 135 Channappa Nilagund Basappa Malavad998064135

2233 9.21 70,000 yes N NO 9.21

Bennehal,pmapet

34 136 136 Mallappa Kattimani GurappaGangapu

r

990163175

5

30 4.14 70,000 NO N NO 14.37Bennehal,

pmapset35 139 139 Yallappa Dollin Yallapa Kapli

9731335621

32 5.32 50,000 NO yes NO 5.32 canal

36 140 Veerayya shapur Shivarudrayya Hadli876214581

5288 3.36 50,000 yes NO NO 3.36 canal

37 141 141 Basavareddy Bannikoppa Hanumareddy Hadli974004113

7281 4 70,000 yes yes NO 4 canal

38 142 142 Basavaraja Melagiri Chennappa Hadli876219930

8257 4 70,000 yes yes NO 4 canal

39 149 149 Hanumantappa Hadagal Pakirappa Hadli974005400

7104 5.35 50,000 NO yes yes 5.35 canal

40 152 156 uliyappa Hampanavar Erappa Hadli948042332

0205/5 3 50,000 NO NO NO 3 canal

41 151 154 Venkanagouda Kagadal Bhimangouda Khanapur990186519

829/2 8.18 70,000 NO NO NO 8.18 canal

42 156 155 Basappa Karkikatti Gurbasappa Shirola 886197578 86 4 70,000 yes yes NO 4 canal

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ApplicationNo

Reciept No


No


Supportingdocuments

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holdingof thefamily

Water sourcesSurvey

NoExten

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Type oftank in

Rs.

photo

ROCROC

(KhataHutar)

0

43 200 150 Sangappa Kantenar Basavantappa Hadli948374617

5431/3 3.17 50,000 NO NO NO 3.17 canal

44 148 148Shankaragoudachennaveeragoudru

BasavangoudruGangapur

9743102393

31/a 50000 NO NO NO canal

45 199 119 Basavaraj nayakar NingappaGangapur

9972515629

220/214.1

370,000 yes yes yes 19 canal

46 157 160 basappa Menasinakayi Chennabasappa Khanapur 9741822316 1.27 50,000 NO NO NO 1.27 canal

47 155 159 Jagadisgouda patil Vittappagouda Khanapur974182231

656/1 7.18 70,000 NO NO NO 7.18 canal

48 158 161 Bhimappa nevalli Veerupakshappa Hadli990222192

925.o6 5 50,000 NO NO NO 5 canal

49 154 158 Arjun chalavadi Neelappa Hadli948022975

817-Jan 0.33 50,000 yes NO yes 7.16 canal

Sl.No.

ApplicationNo

Reciept No


No


Supportingdocuments

Totalland

holdingof thefamily

Water sourcesSurvey

NoExten

t

Type oftank in

Rs.

photo

ROCROC

(KhataHutar)

1 Naglinga Reddy MetiArasinagudi

9448232438

2 Akkamma KhajriArasinagudi

9900441414

3 Linga Reddy MetiArasinagudi

9945868908

4 Basavara ReddyArasinagudi

9743919542

5 Laxmana Reddt Met VenkareddyArasinagudi

9591440715

6 Shambhu DedekarArasinagudi

7 Laxman Reddy Hirekoppa808851494

5

8 Murari Hirekoppa963253866

0

9 Hanumanta Hirekoppa973197796

0

10 Basappa Hirekoppa810557779

211 Phakirapa Girappa Hirekoppa 990244687

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Sl.No.

ApplicationNo

Reciept No


No


Supportingdocuments

Totalland

holdingof thefamily

Water sourcesSurvey

NoExten

t

Type oftank in

Rs.

photo

ROCROC

(KhataHutar)

212 Chittan Tippanna Hirekoppa 988002258

13 S K Koti

ChikkaNaragunda

9538338815

14 Laxman Kamble897026387

5

15 Shivareddy 8970263975

16 Hiremath Sankadol725941285

1

17 Babajan Sankadol872239393

718 A S Sonappa Muganoor NA19 A D Mallanagouda Muganoo NA20 J S Hadappa Nawaab Muganoo NA21 Deemappa S/o Durgavva Muganoo NA

22 Prakash Kumar Muganoor944802975

0

23 Laxman Kamble Naragunda900837883

5

24 Khadarsaab Naragunda973132465

5

25 Siddalingappa Naragunda959118947

5

26 N M Chikkanna Amaregudi809573471

6

27 Yallappa Gouda Kalakeri827704645

628 Y S Yallappa Hunsikatti

7676538494

29 Sharanayya Hunsikatti NA30 Basavaraj G Hunsikatti NA31 Basantappa AKki Hunsikatti NA

32 Rukmayya Jagapur953519449

0

33 Hemreddy Jagapur810516862

0

34 Govindappa Jagapur08377269

316

35 Venkareddy Jagapur968608446

5

36 C B SobarKanchikoppa

9880067214



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Sl.No.

ApplicationNo

Reciept No


No


Supportingdocuments

Totalland

holdingof thefamily

Water sourcesSurvey

NoExten

t

Type oftank in

Rs.

photo

ROCROC

(KhataHutar)

37 B C KanchanagoudaKanchikoppa

8105187834

38 Sanjay Amare Reddy Mallapur984505154

3

39 Arjun GP President Mallapur974384776

8

40 Jagadish Koplappa Hadagali897000369

0

41 Ananta Gouda Hadagali990161625

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Sl.No.

ApplicationNo

Reciept No


No


Supportingdocuments

Totalland

holdingof thefamily

Water sourcesSurvey

NoExtent

Type oftank in

Rs.

photo

ROCROC

(KhataHutar)

1 29 29 Ningappa Bilayali Sangappakoujage

ri97314140

19328

15.31

70,000

yes

yes

yes 19 Rain base

2 25 30 Mayappa Vannur Shivappakoujage

ri95358703

38

70,000

yes

yes

no Rain base

3 23 22 Devakka Gali Channabasappa Yavagal 9741809931

425 3.22 70,000

yes

yes

yes 3.22 Bennehal,pmapset

4 21 10 Jagadish Bhopalpur Gadigeppay s

Hadagali

7259325393

1412.2

670,00

0yes

yes

yes 10Bennehal,pma

pset

5 27 15 Devaraja Ssvadatti Yallappay s

Hadagali

9972008275

149/1+233

17.26

70,000

yes

yes

no `7.26 Rain base

6 32 14 Veeranna Hakkapakki SangappaBelavan

ki98868039

38922/

26.1

70,000

yes

yes

yes 10 Rain base

7 30 16 Mallyya Biksawatimath Totayyay s

Hadagali

9880579777

157/367

3.350,00

0yes

yes

yes 18 Rain base

8 28 17 Shankramma Bettakusagal Mkoujage

ri99028839

9348 5.17

50,000

yes

yes

no 5.17 Rain base

9 26 23 Kallangouda Surkoda Basanagoudakoujage

ri99015726

06748 5.25

70,000

yes

yes

5.25 Rain base

10 19 28 Gangayya virakathmath ShankrayyaBelavan

ki99025706

03312 4.36

50,000

yes

yes

4.36 Rain base

11 18 27 Basangouda Nagangoudra kallangouday s

Hadagal

i

9611520295

13-Jan

5.3770,00

0yes

yes

12 Rain base

12 17 25 Mahantappa Hakkapakki MahadevappaBelavan

ki98805754

43450 13.1

50,000

yes

yes

no 13.1 Rain base

13 16 24 Mallikarjun Dadmi ShankraappaBelavan

ki99026653

50465/

29.39

70,000

yes

n yes 30.12 Rain base

14 15 20 Fakirappa Gudagi KariyappaKarkikat

te99450901

0249 5.16

70,000

yes

yes

5.16Bennehal,pma

pset

15 14 19 jagadish sringeri Veerappa Asooti96114483

66172 7.6

70,000

yes

yes

7.6 Rain base

16 13 18 goudaoppagouda rotti S Asooti96114483

6683/2

a1.3

70,000

yes

yes

yes 4.14 Rain base

17 12 12 Fazalahamad kurahatti Husenasabkoujage

ri99028949

06338 6.25

70,000

yes

yes

14 Rain base

18 11 11 Andanagouda meti Basanagoudakoujage

ri99026652

91201/

112.2

770,00

0yes

yes

19 Rain base

19 10 7 Shivappa Sajjanar Sangappa Belavan 95351247 70,00 ye ye Rain base



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ApplicationNo

Reciept No


No


Supportingdocuments

Totalland

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Water sourcesSurvey

NoExtent

Type oftank in

Rs.

photo

ROCROC

(KhataHutar)

ki 48 0 s s

20 9 26 Shankrappa Hadli MallappaBelavan

ki99806582

83

70,000

yes

yes Rain base

21 8 9 Veeresh Sajjanar BasavantappaBelavan

ki77607946

15173 9.2

70,000

yes

yes

yes 32 Rain base

22 7 6 Allisab pinzar HucchusabBelavan

ki97434081

37434 4.2

70,000

yes

yes

4.2 Rain base

23 6 8 Andappa Hosangadi Shivappa Belavanki 9902311040 466/2 5.6 70,000 yes yes yes 14.3 Rain base

24 5 5 Sushila Konnur SomaraddiBelavan

ki99022231

05

183/1+2

311

70,000

yes

yes 11 Rain base

25 4 4 Hemaraddi Chikkaraddi BasvantappaBelavan

ki97315362

63290/

215

70,000

yes

yes 15 Rain base

26 3 3 Somaraddi Chikkaraddi BasavantappaBelavan

ki97315362

63306 22.7

70,000

yes

yes

37 Rain base

27 2 1 Sharanbasappa Hadli SomappaBelavan

ki97404277

74110 5.31

70,000

yes

yes

5.31 Rain base

28 1 2 Ashok Chandannavar BhimappaKarkikat

te91647925

4689/1

a7.29

70,000

yes

yes

31.16Bennehal,pma

pset

29 33 33 Shamulingappa Jainar S Yavagal98459887

42478/

45

70,000

no no no 5 Rain base

30 34 32 Shankargouda patil M Yavagal99808329

893-Jun 3.22

70,000

yes

no no 3.22 Rain base

31 31 31 Kallangouda kadadalli D Yavagal73536924

02192/26

3.170,00

0no

yes

3.1Bennehal,pma

pset

32 22 21 Ravichandra Jainar Channabasappa Yavagal99720083

23479/4a/1

4.1670,00

0yes

yes

4.16Bennehal,pma

pset

33 36 36 Laxmi Patil Veerangouday s

Hadagali

9945285140

198 5.270,00

0yes

yes

no 5.2Bennehal,pma

pset

34 35 34Maharudrapp

SheeparamattiGurappa Yavagal

9663678447

70,00

0yes

no noBennehal,pma

pset

35 20 35 Somappa Kuri Yallappa Yavagal99806437

4451/1 8.8

70,000

yes

no no 8.8 Rain base

36 153 157 Shivanada Nuli Gurappa Yavagal99024041

6471/1 18

70,000

yes

n no 18 canal

37 137 137 Malakajappa ombale BhimappaBhopalp

ur99646770

2444/1 8

70,000

yes

yes

no 8 canal

38 138 138NingabasappaChimanakatte

BasappaBhopalp

ur99646770

2492 3.5

70,000

yes

yes

no 3.5 canal

39 143 143 Shivayogi Heremat GurubasayyaBhopalp

ur99018651

1071/142

670,00

0yes

no no 6Bennehal,pma

pset

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photo

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(KhataHutar)

40 144 144 Basavaraja Havvanaar LingabasappaBhopalp

ur87224858

5048 7.28

70,000

yes

nn no 7.28 canal

41 145 145 Shambugouda Patil NilappagoudaBhopalp

ur99806151

5570/2 2.35

50,000

yes

n no 2.35 canal

42 146 146 Rayangouda patil ShankaragoudaBhopalp

ur97316968

9270/2 3.27

50,000

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Story Card 20102011001Name of the farmer Sri Ashok UdikeriFather/husband name Sri Yallappa UdikeriVillage YavagalGram Panchayat YavagalTaluk/District Ron / GadagContact Number 9880881660Total Land Holding 7.17 acresSurvey No. 80Size of the water harvestingstructure

30m x 25m x 4m

Cost of excavation ProjectShare

Farmershare

Total cost

30000 33200 63200

Use of earth movingmachines

Hitachi Tractor

56 hours 16 engageExcavation period Commenced from Completed on7/10/2010 7/19/2010

Present Crop DataCrops Grown Chilly Maize Onion TotalArea in acre 3.00 2.00 2.00 7.00

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Story Card 20102011002Name of the farmer Sri Basavaraj Gali

Father/husband name Sri Nagalingappa GaliVillage YavagalGram Panchayat YavagalTaluk/District Ron / GadagContact Number 9632482047Total Land Holding 10.18 acresSurvey No. 451/28Size of the water harvestingstructure

52m x 45m x 3m


Farmershare

Total cost

50000 58840 108840Use of earth movingmachines

Hitachi Tractor

78.3 hours 32 engageExcavation period Commenced from Completed on

9/5/2010 9/16/2010

Present Crop DataCrops Grown Cotton Maize Onion TotalArea in acre 4.00 3.00 2.00 7.00



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Story Card 20102011003Name of the farmer Sri Mallappa HadapadFather/husband name Sri Yallappa HadapadVillage Hadli

Gram Panchayat HaldiTaluk/District Naragunda / GadagContact Number 9611385594Total Land Holding 9.11 acresSurvey No. 262Size of the water harvestingstructure

35m x 20m x 3m


Farmershare

Total cost

50000 61463 111463

Use of earth moving

machines

Hitachi Tractor


8/10/2010 23/10/2010

Present Crop DataCrops Grown Groundn

utMaize Total

Area in acre 0.20 4.00 4.20Selected Photographs of the farmer

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Story Card 20102011004Name of the farmer Sri Shanmukappa MudengudiFather/husband name Sri Kalakappa

Village HadliGram Panchayat HaldiTaluk/District Naragunda / GadagContact Number 9880436831Total Land Holding 7.10 acresSurvey No. 391/2ASize of the water harvestingstructure

36m x 18m x 5m


Farmershare

Total cost

50000 67550 117550


Hitachi Tractor


12/10/2010 25/10/2010

Present Crop DataCrops Grown Cotton Onion Wheat TotalArea in acre 4.00 1.00 1.20 4.20


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Story Card 20102011005Name of the farmer Sri Shankarayya Sali

Father/husband name Sri ShantveerayyaVillage HadliGram Panchayat HaldiTaluk/District Naragunda / GadagContact Number 9741348123Total Land Holding 4.14 acresSurvey No. 347/3/2Size of the water harvestingstructure

16m x 14m x 4m


Farmershare

Total cost


Hitachi Tractor


9/10/2010 31/10/2010

Present Crop DataCrops Grown Cotton TotalArea in acre 4.00 4.00



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Story Card 20102011006Name of the farmer Sri Bapu Gouda PatilFather/husband name Sri Hanumanta Gouda

Village HadliGram Panchayat HaldiTaluk/District Naragunda / GadagContact NumberTotal Land Holding 3.30 acresSurvey No. 451Size of the water harvestingstructure

52m x 20m x 4m

Cost of excavation Project Share Farmershare

Total cost

50000 54510 104510


Hitachi Tractor


4/10/2010 15/10/2010

Present Crop DataCrops Grown Beans+Cot

tonOnion Total


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Story Card 20102011007Name of the farmer Sri Iranna Sannadini

Father/husband name Sri Shivaputrappa SannadiniVillage HadliGram Panchayat HaldiTaluk/District Naragunda / GadagContact Number 9731020608Total Land Holding 4.32 acresSurvey No. 232/3ASize of the water harvestingstructure

34m x 22m x 4m


Total cost


Hitachi Tractor


24/10/2010 30/10/2010

Present Crop DataCrops Grown Cotton

seedMaize Vegetabl

esTotal

Area in acre 0.30 2.00 1.30 4.20Selected Photographs of the farmer


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Story Card 20102011008Name of the farmer Sri Siddappa BarikarFather/husband name Sri Yallappa Barikar

Village HadliGram Panchayat HaldiTaluk/District Naragunda / GadagContact Number 7760433016Total Land Holding 2.20 acresSurvey No. 180Size of the water harvestingstructure

27m x 18m x 5m


Total cost

17500 20750 38250


Hitachi Tractor


4/12/2010 9/12/2010

Present Crop DataCrops Grown Cotton

+vegTotal

Area in acre 2.00 2.00Selected Photographs of the farmer

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Story Card 20102011009Name of the farmer Sri Dyamanna Gudagi

Father/husband name Sri Mallappa GudagiVillage HadliGram Panchayat HaldiTaluk/District Naragunda / GadagContact Number 9902221929Total Land Holding 3.23 acresSurvey No. 142Size of the water harvestingstructure

20m x 14m x 4m


Total cost


Hitachi Tractor


20/12/2010 26/12/2010

Present Crop DataCrops Grown BT Cotton TotalArea in acre 3.00 3.00



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Story Card 20102011010Name of the farmer Sri Balappa ItappanavarFather/husband name Sri Mallappa Itappanavar

Village HadliGram Panchayat HaldiTaluk/District Naragunda / GadagContact Number 9686128735Total Land Holding 3.05Survey No. 304Size of the water harvestingstructure

21m x 21m x 4m


Total cost

30000 32540 62540


Hitachi Tractor


19/12/2010 31/12/2010

Present Crop DataCrops Grown Onion Vegetabl

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Story Card 20112012011Name of the farmer Sri Gurappa Chavadi

Father/husband name Sri Basappa ChavadiVillage SurokodGram Panchayat SurokodTaluk/District Naragund / GadagContact Number 9945197331Total Land Holding 4.00 acresSurvey No. 312Size of the water harvestingstructure

90m x 33m x 3m


Farmershare

Total cost


Hitachi Tractor

60+36 hours 33 engageExcavation period Commenced from Completed on

6/5/2011 18-5-2011

Present Crop DataCrops Grown Onion TotalArea in acre 3.00 3.00



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Story Card 20112012012Name of the farmer Sri Suresh GoudaFather/husband name Sri Chandra Gouda

Village HadliGram Panchayat HadliTaluk/District Naragund / GadagContact Number 8377263351Total Land Holding 10.00 acresSurvey No. 186/1Size of the water harvestingstructure

55m x 13.5m x 3m


Farmershare

Total cost

24000 31800 55800


Hitachi Tractor

60 hours 6 engageExcavation period Commenced from Completed on

24-5-2011 8/6/2011

Present Crop DataCrops Grown Cotton Maize TotalArea in acre 5.00 4.00 9.00


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Story Card 20112012013Name of the farmer Sri Ashok Hugar

Father/husband name Sri Yallappa HugarVillage HadliGram Panchayat HadliTaluk/District Naragund / GadagContact Number 948022946Total Land Holding 6.11 acresSurvey No. 227Size of the water harvestingstructure

37m x 16m x 3m


Farmershare

Total cost


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Story Card 20112012014Name of the farmer Sri RudrappaFather/husband name Sri Yamanappa Sonkappa

Village GangapurGram Panchayat NaganurTaluk/District Naragund / GadagContact Number 9164106057Total Land Holding 6.01 acresSurvey No. 413Size of the water harvestingstructure

24m x 16m x 4m


Farmershare

Total cost

15000 25800 40800


Hitachi Tractor


13-6-2011 17-6-2011



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Story Card 20112012015Name of the farmer Smt Susheela

Father/husband name Sri Somalingappa KonnurVillage BelavanakiGram Panchayat BelavanakiTaluk/District Ron / GadagContact Number 9902223105Total Land Holding 11.28 acresSurvey No. 183Size of the water harvestingstructure

30m x 20m x 5m


Farmershare

Total cost


Hitachi Tractor


29-6-2011 6/7/2011

Present Crop DataCrops Grown Onion TotalArea in acre 10.00 10.00



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Story Card 20112012016Name of the farmer Sri Nagalinga Reddy MetiFather/husband name Sri Venkareddy Meti

Village ArasanagudiGram Panchayat ArasanagudiTaluk/District Naragunda / GadagContact Number 9448232438Total Land Holding 7.06 acresSurvey No. 66Size of the water harvestingstructure

39m x 17m x 5m


Farmershare

Total cost

22500 54500 77000


Hitachi Tractor


9/8/2011 14-8-2011

Present Crop DataCrops GrownArea in acre


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Story Card 20112012017Name of the farmer Smt Akkamma Khajjidoni

Father/husband name Sri Ranganath KhajjidoniVillage ArasanagudiGram Panchayat ArasanagudiTaluk/District Naragunda / GadagContact Number 9900441414Total Land Holding 7.07 acresSurvey No. 66Size of the water harvestingstructure

16m x 12m x 5m


Farmershare

Total cost


Hitachi Tractor

20 hours NAExcavation period Commenced from Completed on

16-8-2011 18-8-2011



Documents

JANAKALYAN's Livelihood Improvement Intervention through Water Harvesting in Gadag (Volume III)