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Government of Maharashtra
Water Resources Department
Vision-2020
This is a draft report. It is requested to submit your
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Contents
1.
1.3
1.5
1.6
1.7
3.
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
3.2
3.3
3.4
3.5
3.6
3.7
3.8
3.9
3.10
E-Governance .............................................................................. 20
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spatial in the availability of water in the state. Much of the rainfall occurs within
a period of a few months during a year, and even during that period the intensity
is concentrated within a few weeks.
Following table provides important statistics regarding river basin wise water
resources of the state.
Sr
.
N
o.
Name of
the River
Basin
Geograp
hical
Area
(Mha)
1
2
3
4
5
Godawari
Tapi
Narmada
Krishna
West
Flowing
Rivers
Maharash
tra
15.43
5.12
0.16
7.01
3.16
Percen
tage of
State's
Cultura
ble
Area
(Mha)
49.5
16.7
0.5
22.6
10.7
30.88
100
Cultur
able
Area
(Mha)
Averag
e
Annual
availab
ility
75%
depend
able
Yield
(MCM)
11.25
3.73
0.03
5.63
1.86
50880
9118
580
34032
69210
37300
6977
315
28371
58599
28.35
5.3
0.24
21.56
44.55
Permiss
ible
use as
per
Tribun
als
(Mcm)
34185
5415
308
16818
69210
22.5
163820
131562
100
125936
1.2
Percen
tage
w.r.t.
State
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Sr. No.
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
10)
Name of Office
Principal Secretary
Corporations headed by Executive Director
Organisations headed by Director General
Regions headed by Chief Engineer
Organisations headed by Chief Engineer
Circles headed by Superintending Engineer
Divisions headed by Executive Engineer
Sub-divisions headed by Deputy Engineer
Sections headed by Sectional Engineer
Allied offices
Total
No. of Offices
2
5
2
11
6
71
325
1317
464
21
2224
1.4
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Strength
Weakness
Opportunity
Threats
Growing Water Demand
Climate Change
Need to manage multi-disciplinary fields
Socil Issues like land acquistion &
rehabiliation
Limited resources
Water has political value
1.7
WAY FORWARD:
In order to serve citizens better and contribute in the development of state
by changing the working style of Water Resources Department, following study
groups were formulated vide Government Circular dated 12/06/2013.
1) Construction of Water Resources Projects
2) Improving Water Use Efficiency
3) Renovation and Improvement of Old Projects
4) Hydro Power Development
5) Institutional restructuring and Reforms
6) Research and Development
7) Human Resources Development
8) E-Governance
Next chapter deals with the formulation of present Vision document.
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2.1
adequate drinking water to each resident of the state, then fulfil demand of
water for agriculture, industries& environmental activities by maximizing the
water use efficiency through the use of advanced technologies.
This Vision-2020 document serves as a guide for the Water Resources
Department in order to overcome challenges and make Maharashtra state a
Sujalam-Sufalam state without any water crisis situation.
2.2
Formation of
Working
Groups
Brainstorming
Workshop
Finalisation of
Sectoral Concept
Notes
Vision 2020
Report
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and many other means for absorbing, synthesizing and disseminating knowledge.
The approach was designed to generate awareness among officers about the risks
of inaction, and to encourage innovative and lateral thinking on water-resources
problems. The ultimate goal has been to generate the commitment needed to
turn this increased awareness into effective action for the benefit of all in the
present and future generations.
Extensive research was carried out while formulating the present vision
document. Various relevant reports including a series of Water Vision 2025
exercises which were undertaken by the different countries in South Asia under
the auspices of the Global Water Partnership for the World Water Forum held at
The Hague in March 2000 were consulted. Also national vision documents like
India Water Vision, South Asia Water Vision 2025 were also studied and
appropriate modifications were made to suit the state level and national
requirements.
2.3
VISION STATEMENT
The vision for MWRD will encompass the sustainable development of the state
along with environmental protection. Since water is a concern for every living
organism, and for nature, its comprehensive and equitable distribution is of great
importance. Amidst the rising demand for water the depleting sources will be
efficiently conserved and utilised to balance all contradictory views and
competing demand for water. The vision for MWRD will be based on realistic
data, facts and an appropriate assessment of future scenarios. But it will not be
constrained by past trends at the cost of neglecting emerging opportunities for
improvement and development. Instead, the history of MWRD will act as a
bedrock for the foundation of future accomplishments. There is a need for a
drastic change in methodology, procedure, technology and in few legislations as
well, which will suit the future state of the department. The present attempt for
framing the vision statement for MWRD has been undertaken in order to inspire
the whole organization and its stakeholders in order to achieve a common goal.
The present Vision 2020 document will serve as a road map for designing and
implementing appropriate policies and strategies.
The vision statement for MWRD is,
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2.4
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
MISSION STATEMENTS
Creation of additional irrigation potential of additional 10 lakh ha by 2020
Publication of Annual Construction Status Report
Improve water use efficiency by 20% by 2020
Policy for pipe distribution network and Micro irrigation for water intensive
crops.
Reduce gap between IP created and actual irrigation by 15% by 2020
Assessment of Irrigation through Remote Sensing & GIS.
Enforce 20% recycled water use in non irrigation sector.
Transfer of irrigation management to WUAs on 10 lakh Ha
9)
Supply of water through measuring devices & billing on volumetric basis to Water
User's Association and Metered supply to Non Irrigation users by 2015.
10)
Phase wise renovation and modernisation programme for projects & its
components with age more than 25 years will be carried out by 2020.
11)
12)
Revision of state water policy for inclusive growth and development of state as a
whole by 2015.
13)
14)
15)
Preparation of master plan for real time flood forecasting and management
including integrated operation of reservoirs for each river basin by 2016.
16)
Launch integrated river basin management for Upper Godavari basin by 2015 &
other basins by 2020
17)
18)
Trap maximum hydro potential of the state to meet peak power requirement and
promote PPP policy for development of hydro project.
19)
Coordination with line departments like Agriculture, GSDA, Water Supply, MoWR
for improving water use efficiency and productivity.
20)
21)
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3. SECTORIAL PLANS
3.1
Sustainable and equitable access to quality water to meet the basic needs of
all stakeholders, including environmental concerns.
Conservation, storage, management, distribution recycling and reuse of water
for food and energy security of the state.
Formation of Water Quality Mission for monitoring water quality and
consequently adopt appropriate measures through coordination with other line
agencies by 2015.
Revision of state water policy for inclusive growth and development of state as
a whole by 2015.
Formulation of Integrated State Water Plan by 2015
Launch integrated river basin management piloted in upper Godavari sub basin
by 2015 and phase wise upscale in other sub basins by 2020.
Development of effective and sustainable strategies for addressing natural and
man-made water-resources problems, water related disasters, including
climate variability and change;
Preparation of master plan for real time flood forecasting and management
including integrated operation of reservoirs for each river basin by 2016.
Encouragement to water-tourism and evolution of a business model through
Public Private Partnership for eco-friendly and cost-effective tourism facilities
at reservoir.
3.2
3.3
Construction of WR Projects
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3.4
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3.5
Phase wise renovation and modernisation programme for major, medium and
minor projects & components with age more than 25 years will be carried out
by 2020.
0.5% of budgeted fund will be reserved for renovation of projects and maximum
utilisation of fund from convergence of various available schemes like- RRR,
CADWM, Finance Commission, MNEREGA, NABARD etc.
Detailed study on reduction in storage capacity through sedimentation study of
selected projects through remote sensing, Bathometric & other technologies by
2020 and taking appropriate measures.
Policy for planned and unplanned Carry over storage, sustainable maintenance
of Lift Irrigation Schemes and hydraulic audit of existing canals will be
formulated by 2015.
Restoration of projects having seepage problems.
3.6
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3.7
3.8
Identify the present challenges, strengths and weaknesses of existing R&D wing,
investigate underlying obstacles which have prevented it from catching global
pace and to give an implementable road map to convert identity of WRD into
competitive and high-tech department, capable of delivering quality products
and services to the satisfaction of the people of the state by 2020.
Manage challenges posed by climate change through participation with national
and international institutes and associations.
Minimize the gap between theoretical knowledge base and field practices by
encouragement to innovative ideas through pilot projects.
Panel on experts by 2014 to advice on new technologies / challenges.
Establishing Technology Approval Mechanism for seamless introduction and
implementation of new technology in the organisation by 2015.
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Increased and sustainable sources of funding for carrying out R&D related
activities.
Innovative use of construction material / machinery/ equipment's & design
approach
Collaborating with private and public sector enterprises.
Creation of special R&D Cadre for by 2015 & capacity building of internal R & D
wing by necessary Institutional Restructuring and well-structured Human
Resource Development schemes.
3.9
3.10
E-Governance
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Team
Name of Member
Guidance
1)
Editorial Team
2)
Improving
Water Use
Efficiency
3)
Timely
Completion of
Irrigation
Projects
4)
Institutional
restructuring
and Reforms
5)
Human
Resources
Development
E-Governance
6)
7)
8)
9)
Renovation
&Improvement
of Old
Projects
Hydro Power
Development
Research and
Development
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