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2969.59

Area Covered with Soil and Moisture conservation activities (in ha.)

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5900.59

Area brought under Plantation (Horticulture and Afforestation) (in ha.) )

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18

Water Harvesting Structure newly created and rejuvenated (in no.)

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9254.77

Additional Area brought under Protective Irrigation (in ha.)

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49070

Employment Generated (in mandays)

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9072

Farmers Benefitted (in No.)

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481.9414

Area of Degraded Land covered and Rainfed area developed (in ha.)

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Watershed Development Component of PMKSY 2.0

The Department has been implementing a Centrally Sponsored Scheme (CSS) ‘Integrated Watershed Management Programme’ (IWMP) since 2009-10, which was amalgamated as the Watershed Development Component of PMKSY (WDC-PMKSY) in 2015-16. The continuation of WDC-PMKSY has been allowed by Government of India on 15.12.2021 as ‘WDC-PMKSY 2.0’ for the project period of 2021-2026 with a physical target of 49.50 lakh ha and indicative Central financial outlay of Rs. 8,134 crore. The unit cost of projects has been revised upward from Rs 12,000/ha to Rs 22,000/ha for plain areas, and Rs 15,000/ha to Rs 28,000/ha for the difficult areas and LWE areas. The States/UTs have been asked to use GIS and Remote Sensing techniques for better planning of projects. The States/UTs have also been suggested to map activities from other sectors which could be taken up within the project areas for better convergence in a saturation mode. The project period has been reduced from existing 4 - 7 years to 3 - 5 years. On the recommendations of NITI Aayog, rejuvenation of Springshed has been incorporated as a new activity in the WDC-PMKSY 2.0 within the approved cost. Till date DoLR has sanctioned projects to States/UTs covering entire physical target of land under the WDC-PMKSY 2.0 and the process of release of Central grant is under way.readmore

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