Water Plan

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A water plan is the calculation of water balance in a village. It asks how much water is blocked in the catchment area each year, how much seeps into the ground, how much evaporates, how much groundwa…

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Water planning helps estimate the water balance properly. It considers ideal water conditions, climate, forest area, and the distribution of animals, birds, and resources in the village. This gives a …

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A plan means preparing or designing a task with clear need, disciplined effort, proper work distribution according to ability, enough education to do the task properly, and honest hard work.

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Important information includes rainfall measurement, groundwater level records, well fixation, a village map with stream flow, soil-rock types, recharge-suitable places, obstruction points for river-r…

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Information is collected about crops grown in the last three years, the current kharif crop, crops grown through wells and bore wells, number and horsepower of power pumps, drinking water sources, sch…

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The first stage is the public/general meeting. It brings villagers together to help with water planning and to discuss the problem, the current status, and the necessary solutions.

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Its main objective is to get the help of villagers in the watershed area for water planning. The meeting also reviews water use, agricultural and industrial use, and the problems caused by poor manage…

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It is held in two or three sessions of about 1-1 hours. In these sessions, three topics are discussed: problem identification, current status, and necessary solutions.