LIVELIHOOD IMPROVEMENT THROUGH WATER HARVESTING IN TAIL END QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT Volume V April-June 2011

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Project Title : LIVELIHOOD IMPROVEMENT THROUGH WATER HARVESTING IN TAIL END

Name of Grantee Donor Grant Amount Grant Period Grantee Fiscal Year End Date of this Report

: : : : : :

Janakalyan Deshpande Foundation Fund US$ 47,491.00 April 15, 2011 to April 14, 2014 March 31 15th April 2011 to 30th June 2011

The separate general ledger account used solely for Give2Asia funds had a balance of $3574 (USD) on 30.6.2011.

Has your organization complied with the terms of the Grant Agreement to date? Yes If no, please explain:

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I. Interim Narrative Report: Janakalyan has initiated an innovative intervention in tail end of Malaprabha Irrigation Project in April 2010 with the support of Deshpande Foundation through Give2Asia to improve the livelihoods of small and marginal farmers through water harvesting. The project has taken an entrepreneurial mode in the 2nd year itself after completion of 10 water harvesting structures in 1st year of its implementation. The 2nd phase of the project commenced from 15th April 2011 for 3 years has a target of excavating 100 water harvesting structures in Gadag district by owning a new earth excavating machine. This report is prepared at the end of the 1st quarter of the project period and reports the developments in April-June 2011. A. Project Implementation: Though the project has been approved by G2A from 15th April 2011, the actual implementation commenced much before that with a hope that the project would be sanctioned from 1st Aprl 2011 itself. Also, keeping the learning from the previous year in mind, we had to initiate the preparatory activities much before (in February itself) in order not to repeat the same set of mistakes. The step by step activities have been reported in the following sections of the report. 1. Please describe the project activities that have been carried out to date. The activities that are implemented during the reporting period are dealt in detail in this section of the report while the issues and innovations would be described in the Project Outcomes and Impacts section of the report. 1.1. Application Drive to assess the needs of the farmers: It was realised during the 1st year itself that there is a great demand for water harvesting structures in tail end of Malaprabha Irrigation Project as the farmers need additional sources of water in order to utilise their available land to its fullest efficiency; however, in order to assess the exact demand, applications were invited from the interested farmers on cost basis and about 111 applications were received as on 31.3.2011 @ Rs.100 per application. This itself is an indication that the farmers need water harvesting structures badly. The printed application form has detailed project concept, selection procedure, cost sharing between the project and the farmer, the terms and conditions of the project execution along with the activities to be implemented in farmers fields in order to demonstrate the efficient usage of harvested water. About 5000 printed handbills on the project concept was also distributed in 21 villages of Ron & Naragund taluk along with 20 flex chart with the outcomes of previous year. 1.2. Project Concept Orientation to the new farmers: After receiving applications, village-wise project orientation camps were organised by the project team; the project objectives, concept, terms & conditions, cost sharing, etc. were dealt in during the course of interactions with the applied farmers. There are several issues raised by thes farmers and the project team clarified with appropriate answers. Some of
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these questions are also docuemnted in this section of the report. The details of these orientation programs are tabulated as underSl. No. Date Village Venue Partcipants Topics discussed
Project concept, importance of irrigation tank Project concept, importance of irrigation tank Project concept, importance of irrigation tank Project concept, importance of irrigation tank Project concept, importance of irrigation tank Project concept, importance of irrigation tank Project concept, importance of irrigation tank Project concept, importance of irrigation tank Project concept, importance of irrigation tank Project concept, importance of irrigation tank Project concept, importance of irrigation tank Project concept, importance of irrigation tank Project concept, importance of irrigation tank Project concept, importance of irrigation tank Project concept, importance of irrigation tank Project concept, importance of irrigation tank Project concept, importance of irrigation tank Project concept, importance of irrigation tank Project concept, importance of irrigation tank Project concept, importance of irrigation tank Project concept, importance of irrigation tank

1 1.4.2011 Surokod 2 2.4.2011 Madhugunaki 3 3.4.2011 Hadli 4 3.4.2011 Gangapur 5 5.4.2011 Reddy Naganur 6 5.4.2011 Khanapur 7 8.4.2011 Shirol 8 8.4.2011 Kapli 9 10.4.2011 Kalapur 10 11.4.2011 Konnur 11 9.4.2011 Gulgundi 12 9.4.2011 Mensigi 13 11.4.2011 Hole Alur 14 16.4.2011 Yavagal 15 17.4.2011 Y S Hadagali 16 17.4.2011 Belavaniki 17 4.4.2011 Koujgera 18 4.4.2011 Bhoplapur 19 6.4.2011 Madvar 20 6.4.2011 Hasooti 21 7.4.2011 Karki Katti

NARAGUND TALUK Temple 12 Market 21 Temple 31 Beneath tree 11 Beneath tree 9 Temple 17 Beneath tree 31 Market 32 Temple 22 Beneath tree 13 Market 19 Temple 21 Beneath tree 31

RON TALUK
Beneath tree Beneath tree Temple Beneath tree Temple Beneath tree Market Temple 32 21 11 4 5 7 11 15

Meeting with the new farmers in Ron & Naragund taluks of Gadag

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Major Questions asked by the farmers: Major questions asked by the participants in these meetings are1) Why not small water harvesting structure with an investment less than Rs.10,000? 2) Why not 50:50 like previous year including the cost of tractors? 3) We would use the JCB/Hitachi from our own villages; because they give credit for 1 year. 4) Would you also provide support for agricultural interventions as you are discussing about the same after excavation? 5) Can I use few hours in my existing farm pond and rest of the hours for land development activities in my farm?

Meeting with the new farmers in Ron & Naragund taluks of Gadag

1.3. Selection of eligible farmers for water harvesting structures: The selection of farmers for excavation of water harvesting structures are done in 2 stages 1) Technical Feasibility by visiting the site proposed for excavation of the water harvesting structure and 2) Social Feasibility by visiting the house of the farmer to assess the interest fo the family members and their willingness to participate in all activities under the project.

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1.3.1. Technical Feasibility: Technical feasibility of the site proposed for excavation of the water harvesting structure is assessed by our technical experts by visiting the site along with the farmer. While assessing the site, we look at many angles of the site such as watershed area, soil condition, catchment area, etc.

Meeting with the new farmers in Ron & Naragund taluks of Gadag

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1.3.2. Social Feasibility: Once, the technical feasibility is through, the team then visit the house of the farmer to assess the social feasibility in terms of interest of the family members to excavate a water harvesting structure, their interest in participating all other agriculture-allied activities propsed as part of this intervention, socio-economic status of the family and such other factors contributing success of the project. 1.4. Purchase of Earth Excavating Machine: To bring entrepreneurial component into organization and also sustainability to the project in addition to making it economically feasible intervention, it was proposed that an earth exacating machine must be owned to excavate water harvesting structures. Deshpande Foundation happily approved our proposal and sanctioned Rs.18,00,000/- towards purchase of an earth excavating machine; the remaining amount (Rs.8,00,000/-) is the capital investment by Janakalyan towards this project.

Despande Foundation released the grant on 5th May 2011 and the machine (Tata Hitachi EX70) was purchased on the same day; all the procurement procedure was completed well before this date as we were expecting the grant from 1st April 2011 itself. Finally, the machine was purchased at Rs.25.25 lakhs with DF and Janakalyan cost sharing in the ratio 71:29.

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1.5. Excavation of water harvesting structures: The excavation of the water harvesting structure was commenced on 6th May 2011 after performing the pooja of the newly purchased machine in the farm of Sri Gurappa Chavadi in Surokod village of Naragund taluk. Thereafter, the excavation continued with various farmers and the details are provided in the table belowSl. Name of the Fathers/ Husbands No. farmer Name Village Phone Number Land Size of the Total Farmers Project Survey Starting Completion holding tank Expense Contribution grant number Date date (acres) (mXmXm) (Rs) (Rs) (Rs)

1 Gurappa Basappa Chowdi 2 Suresh Chandra Gouda 3 Rudrappa Sankoppad 4 Ashok Yadiyappa Hugar

Surkod Hadli Hadli Hadli

9945197331 312 08377-263351 186/1 9164106057 948022946 413 227 183

90x30x3 6.5.11 18.5.11 84600

55x14x3 24.5.11 8.6.11 62600 24x16x4 13.6.11 17.6.11 49200 37x22x4 10.6.11 19.6.11 33200 30x20x5 24.6.11 30.6.11 75400

60600 40100 34200 18200 52900

24000 22500 15000 15000 22500

5 Sushila Somalingappa K Belawaniki 9902223105

Total

305000 206000 99000

We have invested an amount of Rs.18 lakhs of the project grant towards procurement of the machine and already transferred Rs.96,000 to the farmers in terms of the water harvesting structures. While we have a target for 25-30 structures in 2011-12 but could excavate only 5 in the 1st quarter of the project period despite having many limitations. We are hopeful that we will be able to complete this target within the agreed time period.
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1.6. Sustainability Initiatives: While purchase of machine is an easy task but its maintenance is extremely difficult, we have learnt in this small period of 2 months. However, with all these difficulties, we are running the machine under profit as of now. The revenue generation works done using the machine to make the project sustainable is tabulated in the table belowSl. No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Name of the Initial Final Total Total Net Profit as Expenditure heads Amount Party Reading Reading Hours Revenue on 30.6.11 Gurappa 63.2 101.5 36.0 27000 Diesel 106317 Mallappa 101.5 123.6 22.1 15500 Grease 4530 Hanumantappa 126.8 137.7 10.9 8000 Servicing 6723 Suresh Gouda 165.5 208.8 43.3 28500 Other expenses 7143 Basappa B 208.8 211.4 2.6 Salary - Operator 11295 9850 Basappa B 240.0 252.2 12.2 Salary - helper 2000 Muttappa A 252.2 254.6 2.4 1900 To be received from farmers 11680 Mallappa 336.3 339.7 3.4 2250 Parasappa 339.7 348.7 9.0 5500 Tank excavation 260.0 73500 Total 401.9 172000 149688 22312

1.7. Demonstration of effective water usage methods: While excavation of the water harvesting structure is one of the major components of the project but demonstration of efficient water usage to make the intervention economically feasible is another important component of the project intervention. Towards this, many initiatives have been planned and implemented with the new as well as old set of farmers which are dealt here in this section of the report. The plan of action for these farmers is being tabulated in the table belowSl. Plan of action for 2011-12 (area in acre) Name of the farmer No. Cotton Onion Maize Sorghum Bengal gram Chilly Vegetable Fodder Green gram 1 Gurappa 6.00 4.00 4.00 0.25 0.50 2 Suresh Gouda 4.00 2.00 4.00 3 Rudrappa 2.00 - 3.50 0.13 4 Ashok 7.50 5 Sushila - 15.00 2.00 6.00 0.25 0.25 Sub Total 19.50 21.00 11.50 2.00 6.00 0.63 0.75 1 Ashok Udikeri 2.00 3.00 3.00 4.00 0.25 0.25 2 Basavaraj Gali 2.00 2.00 4.50 3 Mallappa H - 5.00 4.50 4 Shanmukappa 6.00 - 5.00 0.25 5 Shankarayya 1.00 1.00 2.00 6 Bapugouda - 6.00 1.50 7 Iranna S 0.50 - 2.00 1.00 0.50 8 Siddhappa B 2.50 0.13 9 Dyamanna 3.00 10 Bailappa I 0.13 3.00 Sub Total 17.00 12.00 23.00 4.50 4.00 1.75 0.75 3.00 Grand Total 36.50 33.00 34.50 6.50 6.00 4.00 2.38 1.50 3.00 % 29% 26% 27% 0% 5% 3% 2% 1% 2% Total 14.75 10.00 5.63 7.50 23.50 61.38 12.50 8.50 9.50 11.25 4.00 7.50 4.00 2.63 3.00 3.13 66.00 127.38

2. If the actual project activities differed from the activities described in the proposal, please explain why. If necessary, provide a revised working plan for the remainder of the project. As of now, the project is moving as per the plan document without any deviation
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B. Project Outcomes & Impact: While 3 months is too small period to assess the impact of an intervention of this kind which has direct link with the livelihoods of the communities and also depends largely on the weather conditions. However, the efforts have been made to document the outcomes against the deliverables agreed upon in the project proposal in the following sections of the report. 1. Please describe your progress to date in achieving the purpose of the grant. What have been the major achievements of this project so far? The major deliverables agreed upon to be achieved in the project period (2011-14) are tabulated in the table below with the status of achievement as on date against each of these deliverablesSl. No. Deliverables / Outcomes Status at the end of 1st quarter 1 Purchasing one new Hitachi (EX-70) to excavate Purchased Tata Hitachi EX-70 tanks in the sandbox immediately after receiving the grant 2 Excavation of 100 irrigation tanks in three years Total 5 water harvesting structures (2011-12 to 2013-14) to harvest runoff and have been excavated with the new excess water from the irrigation canals for life Hitachi in a small period of 2 months saving irrigation to the standing crops which would be used in this season 3 Increase in productivity by about 20% than that This could be assessed only at the of current productivity through diversification end of 1 crop season against the of cropping pattern through this intervention baseline with the participating farmers 4 Generating funds from other sources (revenue About 141.9 hours of works have generation through Hitachi) to sustain tank been done to generate the excavation program in the sandbox operational cost of the Hitachi 2. Please compare your actual project achievements to date to the specific goal(s) and outcomes described in your proposal. Please explain any differences or variance. The deliverables agreed for the 1st quarter of the project period are tabulate with the status on each of these deliverables against themSl. No. Deliverables / Outcomes Status at the end of 1st quarter 1 More than 100 Farmers About 111 farmers have applied for water harvesting convinced about water structure by paying Rs.100 each towards the harvesting concept application form 2 Purchasing one new Hitachi Purchased Tata Hitachi EX-70 immediately after (EX-70) to excavate tanks in the receiving the grant with an investment of Rs.25.25 sandbox lakh From the above table, though it is clear that we are far ahead of what we have proposed for first quarter of the project period, but we would like to state here that we could have achieved still more in this quarter; due to several reasons, we could not make use of the productive period as well as prime time effectively, some of which are documented below11 | P a g e

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1) Delay in purchase of earth excavating machine due to delay in release of the grant: many farmers were interested to excavate the structure in April 2011 but we did not have the machine and later they changed their mindset. 2) Our preparation started in February 2011 itself for motivating the new farmers and the concept was of last year (50:50 cost sharing); but later we changed our strategy and owned a machine with a concept of machine ours: rest yours which made maximum farmers to withdraw from the project as the cost sharing is becoming more than 3:1 by farmer and project. 3) Shifting of machine from one farm to other is another major factor contributing to achieve lesser number of structures; if a single farmer express their interest from far away village, we cannot move the machine as it cost much to us which we cannot manage with the revenue that we generate. 4) Availability of tractor to shift the excavated soil from the water harvesting structure is another issue; at least 3-4 tractors are required to keep our machine running and the tractors are available only for 8 hours a day, therefore we cannot run the machine more than 8 hours a day thus reducing use of the machine to its fullest potential.

Visit of Sri Ravindranath Reddy, Program Officer Agrilculture, Deshpande Foundation 7th May 2011

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II. Interim Financial Report Please complete the following table or attach a financial report listing and summarizing all grant expenses to date. If necessary, please refer to page 7-8 of Give2Asias Grantee Manual for sample financial reports. The manual can be downloaded from our website: www.give2asia.org/granteemanual. A. Include original budget submitted to Give2Asia for this project: The original budget submitted to Give2Asia through Deshpande Foundation is used for reporting for this quarter. B. Itemize expenditures made from grant funds, such as salaries, rent and electricity, travel, and supplies (for interim and final reports) EXPENDITURES FUNDS EXPENDED PLEASE PROVIDE ORIGINAL Quarter 1 Quarter 2 Quarter 3 Quarter 4 TOTAL in Total in DETAILS UNDER BUDGET INR INR INR INR INR USD EACH CATEGORY 209000 89250 89250 Personnel $2,015.69 1800000 1800000 1800000 $40,652.58 Program Costs 0 0 0 Equipment $34500 18404 18404 Travel $415.65 0 0 Staff Training/ 0 $Capacity building 56000 36876 Office/ 36876 $832.84 administrative costs 0 0 Measurement & 0 $evaluation costs 0 0 0 Stipends $0 0 0 Other Expenditures $TOTAL `2099500 `1944530 ` ` ` `1944530 $43,917

C. Grantee fiscal year end date: 31.3.2012 D. Total grant funds spent by the end of grantees most recent fiscal year: Total amount spent as on 30.6.2011 is `1944530 ($43,917) E. Amount of grant funds unspent to-date*: The unspent amount as on 30.6.2011 is `158259 ($3,574) *If this is the end of the grant period, and grant activities are complete but not all grant funds have been spent, please contact Give2Asia as soon as possible to discuss.
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CERTIFICATION
Name of Grantee: Janakalyan Donor: Deshpande Foundation Fund Grant Amount: US$ 47,491.00 Grant Period: April 15, 2011 to April 14, 2014 Grantee Fiscal Year End: March 31

I certify that the grant funds described in this report have been received and expended as detailed above in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Grant Agreement. These expenditures are substantiated by documentation in our files.

Name: PRASEN RAPTAN Title: Executive Director Date: 15.7.2011

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

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

Type of irrigation tank Sl. No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 Applicati Reciept on No No 101 102 103 104 124 119 125 150 116 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 117 118 120 122 123 126 127 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 139 140 101 102 103 104 124 153 125 152 116 105 106 151 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 117 118 120 122 123 126 127 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 139 Farmers Name Father name Village Telephone No Type of Survey No Extent tank in Rs. 180 312 312 15/1+2 152/1 102/2 27-Feb 158/3 134 253 251 42/4 356 226 267/1a 235/4 227/2 186/1 157/1B 413 29/2A 228/8 47/24 47/4 44/0.41 39/3 56/1/2 157 1/0.1 77 19/1+2+ 3+4+5A 233 30 32 288 9.16 9.16 6.31 9 6.2 3.28 3.26 4.2 2.25 6 6 2 4 3.38 3.4 10 7.9 6.4 5.13 2.29 6.38 6.38 13.26 6.12 12.2 16 12.14 7.17 3 9.21 4.14 5.32 3.36 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 50,000 50,000 50,000 70,000 50,000 70,000 50,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 50,000 50,000 Supporting documents ROC photo ROC (Khata Hutar) yes yes NO yes yes NO yes yes NO yes yes NO yes NO NO yes NO NO yes NO yes yes NO NO yes yes yes NO yes yes NO yes yes yes NO yes yes yes NO yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes NO yes NO NO yes yes NO NO NO NO yes NO NO yes NO NO NO yes yes NO NO NO yes yes yes yes yes NO NO N N yes NO NO yes yes NO NO yes yes yes yes yes NO yes yes yes yes NO NO yes yes NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO Total land holding of the family 22.22 9.16 9.16 4.34 6.31 9 11.39 9.4 3.29 4.2 3.25 6 6 2 4 19 3.4 22.2 7.9 8.11 3.3 2.29 6.38 6.38 33.22 19.15 12.2 25 12.14 7.17 9.35 9.21 14.37 5.32 3.36 Water sources

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Type of irrigation tank Sl. No. 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 Applicati Reciept on No No 141 142 149 152 151 156 200 148 199 157 155 158 154 141 142 149 156 154 155 150 148 119 160 159 161 158 Farmers Name Father name Village Telephone No Survey No Extent Basavareddy Bannikoppa Basavaraja Melagiri Hanumantappa Hadagal uliyappa Hampanavar Venkanagouda Kagadal Basappa Karkikatti Sangappa Kantenar Shankaragouda chennaveeragoudru Basavaraj nayakar basappa Menasinakayi Jagadisgouda patil Bhimappa nevalli Arjun chalavadi Hanumareddy Chennappa Pakirappa Erappa Bhimangouda Gurbasappa Basavantappa Basavangoudru Ningappa Chennabasappa Vittappagouda Veerupakshappa Neelappa Hadli Hadli Hadli Hadli Khanapur Shirola Hadli Gangapur Gangapur Khanapur Khanapur Hadli Hadli 9740041137 8762199308 9740054007 9480423320 9901865198 8861975780 9483746175 9743102393 9972515629 9741822316 9741822316 9902221929 9480229758 281 257 104 205/5 29/2 86 431/3 31/a 220/2 56/1 25.o6 17-Jan 4 4 5.35 3 8.18 4 3.17 14.13 1.27 7.18 5 0.33 Type of tank in Rs. 70,000 70,000 50,000 50,000 70,000 70,000 50,000 50000 70,000 50,000 70,000 50,000 50,000 Supporting documents ROC photo ROC (Khata Hutar) yes yes NO yes yes NO NO yes yes NO NO NO NO NO NO yes yes NO NO NO NO NO NO NO yes yes yes NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO yes NO yes Total land holding of the family 4 4 5.35 3 8.18 4 3.17 19 1.27 7.18 5 7.16

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Annex I b LIST OF APPLICATION SUBMITTED BY FARMERS OF RON TALUKA IN GADAG DISTRICT
Type of irrigation tank Sl. No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Applicati Reciept on No No 29 25 23 21 27 32 30 28 26 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 33 34 31 29 30 22 10 15 14 16 17 23 28 27 25 24 20 19 18 12 11 7 26 9 6 8 5 4 3 1 2 33 32 31 Farmers Name Father name Village Telephone No Survey No 328 425 14 149/1 +233 922/2 157/3 67 48 748 312 13Jan 450 465/2 49 172 83/2a 338 201/1 Extent 15.31 3.22 12.26 17.26 6.1 3.3 5.17 5.25 4.36 5.37 13.1 9.39 5.16 7.6 1.3 6.25 12.27 Type of tank in Rs. 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 50,000 50,000 70,000 50,000 70,000 50,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 Supporting documents ROC photo ROC (Khata Hutar) yes yes yes yes yes no yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes no yes no yes yes yes no no yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes n yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes no yes yes no yes yes no Total land holding of the family 19 3.22 10 `7.26 10 18 5.17 5.25 4.36 12 13.1 30.12 5.16 7.6 4.14 14 19 Water sources

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Sangappa Shivappa Channabasappa Gadigeppa Yallappa Sangappa Totayya M Basanagouda Shankrayya kallangouda Mahadevappa Shankraappa Kariyappa Veerappa S Husenasab Basanagouda Sangappa Mallappa Basavantappa Hucchusab Shivappa Somaraddi Basvantappa Basavantappa Somappa Bhimappa S M D

koujageri koujageri Yavagal ys Hadagali ys Hadagali Belavanki ys Hadagali koujageri koujageri Belavanki ys Hadagali Belavanki Belavanki Karkikatte Asooti Asooti koujageri koujageri Belavanki Belavanki Belavanki Belavanki Belavanki Belavanki Belavanki Belavanki Belavanki Karkikatte Yavagal Yavagal Yavagal

9731414019 9535870338 9741809931 7259325393 9972008275 9886803938 9880579777 9902883993 9901572606 9902570603 9611520295 9880575443 9902665350 9945090102 9611448366 9611448366 9902894906 9902665291 9535124748 9980658283 7760794615 9743408137 9902311040 9902223105 9731536263 9731536263 9740427774 9164792546 9845988742 9980832989 7353692402

Rain base Rain base Bennehal,pmapset Bennehal,pmapset Rain base Rain base Rain base Rain base Rain base Rain base Rain base Rain base Rain base Bennehal,pmapset Rain base Rain base Rain base Rain base Rain base Rain base Rain base Rain base Rain base Rain base Rain base Rain base Rain base Bennehal,pmapset Rain base Rain base Bennehal,pmapset

yes

173 434 466/2 183/1 +23 290/2 306 110 89/1a 478/4 3-Jun 192/2 6

9.2 4.2 5.6 11 15 22.7 5.31 7.29 5 3.22 3.1

yes yes yes yes yes

32 4.2 14.3 11 15 37 5.31 31.16 5 3.22 3.1

no no

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Type of irrigation tank Sl. No. Applicati Reciept on No No Farmers Name Father name Village Telephone No Survey No 479/4 a/1 198 51/1 71/1 44/1 92 71/14 2 48 70/2 70/2 Supporting documents ROC Type of Extent photo ROC (Khata tank in Rs. Hutar) 4.16 5.2 8.8 18 8 3.5 6 7.28 2.35 3.27 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 70,000 50,000 50,000 yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes no no n yes yes no nn n yes no no no no no no no no no no Total land holding of the family 4.16 5.2 8.8 18 8 3.5 6 7.28 2.35 7

Water sources

32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42

22 36 35 20 153 137 138 143 144 145 146

21 36 34 35 157 137 138 143 144 145 146

Ravichandra Jainar Laxmi Patil Maharudrapp Sheeparamatti Somappa Kuri Shivanada Nuli Malakajappa ombale Ningabasappa Chimanakatte Shivayogi Heremat Basavaraja Havvanaar Shambugouda Patil Rayangouda patil

Channabasappa Veerangouda Gurappa Yallappa Gurappa Bhimappa Basappa Gurubasayya Lingabasappa Nilappagouda Shankaragouda

Yavagal ys Hadagali Yavagal Yavagal Yavagal Bhopalpur Bhopalpur Bhopalpur Bhopalpur Bhopalpur Bhopalpur

9972008323 9945285140 9663678447 9980643744 9902404164 9964677024 9964677024 9901865110 8722485850 9980615155 9731696892

Bennehal,pmapset Bennehal,pmapset Bennehal,pmapset Rain base canal canal canal Bennehal,pmapset canal canal canal

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