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Government of Kerala 28-04-2010 Dr. V. K. Baby

Draft for Discussion Jalasakthi-Janasakthi ? Jalasuraksha-Janasuraksha? People Against Drought 2010 Priority Action Framework. Government of Kerala 28-04-2010 Dr. V. K. Baby. Goal.

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Government of Kerala 28-04-2010 Dr. V. K. Baby

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  1. Draft for Discussion Jalasakthi-Janasakthi ?Jalasuraksha-Janasuraksha?People Against Drought 2010 Priority Action Framework Government of Kerala 28-04-2010 Dr. V. K. Baby

  2. Goal • Overall goal of the Plan is to mitigate drought like situation, 2010 with specific focus on improved access to quality drinking water through source sustainability • Contribute towards drought proofing of Kerala State by ensuring water security, food security and environmental security ( medium/long term) • Climate change adaptation (Long term)

  3. Approach and Strategy • Comprehensive/Integrated (Water Policy GoK) • Departments/programmes Convergence ( NREGA/watershed/soil conservation/minor irrigation, GWD, LSG etc) • Participatory approach • PRI Centric • Community Driven • GoK/ Departments/KWA/R&D Is facilitators • Process Oriented (flexible) • Cost Effective/labour oriented de-mystified • Campaign / Mission Mode

  4. Key Objectives • Mitigate drought 2010, reduce public spending in tanker supply • Improved source sustainability and access to Quality drinking water in deficit areas • Conjunctive use (GW & Surface), recharge GW and contribute minimum flow in rivers • Improved conveyance/distribution efficiency • Help PRIs in discharging mandate • Leverage financial resources GoI/ GoK (MGNREGA)

  5. Key Components – May-June 2010 • Scaling up of Mazhapolima across State • Source audit and protection of all drinking water schemes in the state (KWA/PRIs/Jalanidhi/Others) • Rejuvenation of water bodies like ponds, canals, tanks, thodu, public wells etc • Conveyance efficiency (reduce UAF), Uninterrupted Power, Regulated supply • Community based/PRI centric water quality monitoring • Sustainable Statewide Water Campaign 3-5 Years

  6. Sustainable Water Campaign • Three year campaign – Champions (CM+ Leader of opposition, celebrities) • Social marketing tools • Professionally designed for high penetration for demand generation & Ownership • Media campaign state level • Direct/mass contact programme – decentralized PRI centric

  7. Mazhapolima: Scaling up • 45 -60 lakh open wells with recuperation capacity in State, 70% households depends on wells 250 per sq.km • Rs.5200 crore investment • Most of the wells are non perennial – drying up during lean periods • 3000 mm rainfall and good spread make well recharging the least cost drinking water programme • Improve water quality and resist salinity • Successful model in Thrissur to be scaled up

  8. Source Protection & Sustainability • All drinking water sources (KWA/PRI/Jalanidhi) • Audited for immediate augmentation • (De-silting, diversion of flow, recharging measures) • Rejuvenation of Water bodies • De-silting, rain pits, phyto-remediation, backwash, protection, conversion of leach pit (site specific) • Unaccounted Flow - Conveyance loss – 543 million liter loss/day of 1811 ml ltr (30%) 198195 ml.ltr /year (109 days of production)

  9. Water Quality Surveillance & Monitoring • Quality is critical especially under scarcity • Community based/PRI centric WQS&M • Bacterial contamination H2S strip/community • Other parameters thru accredited labs including KWA • Water Quality a key component of Water Campaign – major focus on sanitary wells • Horizontal and vertical flow of quality data

  10. Project Cost & Financing 2010-11 to 2012-13

  11. Cabinet Sub-Committee State Level Coordination Committee (SLCC) District Level Coordination Committee (DLCC) GPTEC/NGOs Skilled Worker Guilds/NREGAJala mithram Volunteers GP/Local level Coordination and Monitoring Committee Jalasabha / Ward level Ward level Exe. Committee Institutional Architecture* *Institutional model designed for Jalasurakha can be adopted with modifications required

  12. Activity Plan - Mission Mode

  13. Key Performance Indicators • No. of open wells recharged • No of water sources rejuvenated/protected • Percentage reduction in Un Accounted Flow • Increased allocation by PRIs in wash sector • Physical and financial achievements • Quantity /Quality improvement from baseline • Employment and income generated

  14. Thrissur District

  15. A. Projected Demand MCM (i) Domestic 3,230 (ii) Industrial 4,270 (iii) Irrigation 28,900 (iv)Environmental Req. 12,200 Total Demand 48,600 B. Projected Supply 42,700 Demand Supply Gap 5,900 Water Resources – Demand and Supply – 2021

  16. HHs by Location of Drinking Water: 2001

  17. Investments (cumulative) in Drinking Water 2004 – (Est. Rs. Crores)

  18. Drinking Water Supply –Business as usual Scenario – Kerala : 2027 AD

  19. Climate Change & Drinking Water • Global warming and se level rise inundate high density Kerala coasts – no fresh water • Saline intrusion accelerated fresh water gone • Recurring drought and dwindling rainfall may make freshwater further scarce • Poor are worst affected • Heavy burden on State (investments + burden of disease)

  20. THANK YOU

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