INTERIM REPORT. Volume VIII April 2011 March 2012

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1 LIVELIHOOD IMPROVEMENT THROUGH WATER HARVESTING IN TAIL END INTERIM REPORT Volume VIII April 2011 March /04/ JANAKALYAN

2 [ JANAKALYAN SOCIETY Project Title : LIVELIHOOD IMPROVEMENT THROUGH WATER HARVESTING IN TAIL END Name of Grantee : Janakalyan Donor : Deshpande Foundation Fund Grant Amount : US$ 47, Grant Period : April 15, 2011 to April 14, 2014 Grantee Fiscal Year End : 31 March Date of this Report : April 15, 2011 to March 31, 2012 (1 st Interim Report) The separate general ledger account used solely for Give2Asia funds had a balance of $ 0 (USD) on Has your organization complied with the terms of the Grant Agreement to date? Yes If no, please explain: Volume VIII: Interim Report (April 2011 March 2012) P a g e 2

3 GIVE2ASIA INTERIM GRANT REPORT LIVELIHOOD IMPROVEMENT THROUGH WATER HARVESTING IN TAIL END INTERIM Report Volume VIII (April-March 2012) I. Interim Narrative Report: Janakalyan, with the support of Give2Asia (through Deshpande Foundation fund), initiated an innovation integrated inspiring intervention in Gadag district of North Karnataka with the small & marginal farmers of tail end of Malaprabha Irrigation Project to address two extremes of water availability. The intervention started in April 2010 in 5 villages with 10 farmers which have now spread across 3 taluks of Gadag and Dharwad districts in more than 45 villages. This report is prepared at the end of 2 nd year to document the progress during the reporting period (April March 2012). It was made possible to reach out to so many farmers to sustain their lives & livelihoods by the grants provided by G2A during these periods. The summary of all such grants and respective outputs are furnished below- Grant Amount Grant Period Deliverables Achievement Status of Grant $ tanks & 10 micro entrepreneurs 10 tanks & 10 micro entrepreneurs Completed & Final Report submitted $ Hitachi & 100 tanks in 3 years with administrative support from DF 1 Hitachi & 27 tanks completed at the end of 1 st year (with additional admin support from DF) Grant Utilization Report submitted & this is the 1 st Interim Annual Report at the end of 1 st year A. Project Implementation: The 2 nd cycle of grant commenced from April 2011 for 6 months and the activities implemented since commencement of the program is briefed in this document. Kindly note that this was first installment of the grant for 6 months with an understanding that Janakalyan would own an excavator to excavate 100 tanks in 3 years ( to ) and Deshpande Foundation would provide additional program and administrative grant for all these 3 years. Accordingly, an additional grant for the period of October 2011-March 2012 was also provided by Deshpande Foundation through Give2Asia (for which a separate Final Report is submitted). This volume of the report is an interim Annual Report of 3 years project and the budget lines have been used to report the activities in the subsequent paragraphs. 1. Please describe the project activities that have been carried out to date The activities those were completed during the reporting period are not many (as the budget is provided only to purchase a Hitachi along with administrative support) but are very important to make the project successful; these are described in the following sections of the report in brief. 3 P a g e

4 [ JANAKALYAN SOCIETY 1.1. Project Concept Orientation to the new villages: In addition to the existing project villages, Janakalyan field team extended their extension services to other villages of these taluks in addition to Navalagund taluk of Dharwad district; thereby, Janakalyan has now reached its activities in 3 rd taluk in 2 nd district of Sandbox 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 of the family members and their willingness to participate in all activities under the project 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 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 agricultureallied activities proposed as part of this intervention, socio-economic status of the family and such other factors contributing success of the project. Volume VIII: Interim Report (April 2011 March 2012) P a g e 4

5 GIVE2ASIA INTERIM GRANT REPORT LIVELIHOOD IMPROVEMENT THROUGH WATER HARVESTING IN TAIL END 1.3 Excavation of water harvesting structures: It was planned for 25 but could complete 27 water harvesting structures since inception of the project in April 2011 while rest would be excavated in next 2 years with the administrative and program support from Deshpande Foundation through Give2Asia as agreed in the beginning of the project. Sl. No. Name of the farmer Village Phone Number Survey number Land holding (acres) Size of the tank (mxmxm) Starting Date Completi on date Total Expense (Rs) Project grant (Rs) Farmers Contribut ion (Rs) 1 Gurappa Choudi Surkod x33x Suresh Gouda Hadli / x14x Ashok Hugar Hadli x16x Rudrappa Hadli x16x Smt.Sushila Kannur Belawaniki x20x Naglingareddy M Arasangudi x17x Akkamma K Arasangudi x12x Shamburao Arashingudi X78X Venkareddy Arashingudi X100X Fhakirappa Arasangudi X65X Veerappa Arashingudi /1/ X60X Duragappa Arashingudi x55x Basavaraj Ronad Neeralgi X118X Basavaraj Onagiri Neeralgi / X60X Parappa Neeralgi X50X Suresh Kulkarni Belawaniki X60X Sharana Basappa Belawaniki / X60X Mahanthapapa Belawaniki X45X SB Chikkareddy Belawaniki X50X Siddalingesh U S Belawaniki / X45X Gopal Reddy Belawaniki x90x Raju Gowda Hadagali x70x Jagadish Bhoklapur Hadagali x80x Sangappa Irappa Hadli x50x Jagadishappa Hadi Hadli x50x Yallappagowda M Hadli x50x Mallappa Hadimani Hadli x50x Grand Total Percentage 29.44% 70.56% 5 P a g e The above table depicts that the team has been successful to raise the farmers contribution to the tune of Rs.11,06,420 (70.56%) in terms of excavation of 27 water harvesting structure during the reporting period of 1 year while the project share remained Rs.4,61,684 (29.44%). Though we have achieved the agreed target, the high cost sharing by the farmers is also a factor for less excavation of tanks during the year in addition to all other factors stated elsewhere in this report.

6 [ JANAKALYAN SOCIETY 1.4 Demonstration of effective water usage methods: The belief of Janakalyan team to implement this program are- 1. If water is provided to the farmers, rest they would take care themselves 2. Like a house to a city-dweller, water harvesting structure is important to a famer. 3. Cost sharing brings ownership among the participating farmers and sustainability to the initiative. With these beliefs, Janakalyan initiated the interventions in Malaprabha Tail end and thus the focus was only on creation of water harvesting structure to provide water and nothing else Volume VIII: Interim Report (April 2011 March 2012) P a g e 6

7 GIVE2ASIA INTERIM GRANT REPORT LIVELIHOOD IMPROVEMENT THROUGH WATER HARVESTING IN TAIL END with cost sharing approach. However, farmers required some sort of orientation and exposure to various productive units to make effective use of scarce resources like land & water in order to enhance productivity and in turn the livelihood security. The cropping pattern that is seen with these set of farmers during the year are as under- Crop Sown during (area in acre) Sl. Name of the Bengal Sunflo Onion Sorghu Cotton Vegeta No. farmer Cotton Onion Maize Chilly Wheat Ground Total Gram wer Seeds m Seed ble nut Crop Diversification in the farms of farmers of 2 nd batch identified in Rabi Gurappa Suresh Gouda Rudrappa Ashok Sushila Nagalingareddy Akkamma Crop Diversification in the farms of farmers of 3 rd batch identified in Kharif Shamburao Venkareddy Fhakirappa Veerappa Duragappa Basavaraj Rona Basavaraj Onag Parappa Suresh Kulkarni Sharana Basap Mahanthapapa SB Chikkareddy SiddalingeshUS Gopalreddy Aanand Gouda Jagadish Bhokla 24 Sangappa Irapp 25 Jagadishappa H 26 Yallappagowda 27 Mallappa Hadi Sub Total Percentage 7% 4% 0% 10% 27% 20% 4% 1% 16% 0% 7% 9% 100% Crop Diversification in the farms of farmers of 1 st batch identified in Ashok Udikeri Basavaraj Gali Mallappa Hada Shanmukhapp Shankrayya S Bapu Gouda P Earanna Sanna Siddappa Barik Dyamanna G Bailappa Vittap Sub Total Percentage 8% 0% 0% 29% 12% 17% 10% 0% 5% 3% 13% 2% 100% Grand Total % 7% 3% 0% 13% 24% 19% 5% 1% 14% 1% 8% 7% 100% 7 P a g e

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9 GIVE2ASIA INTERIM GRANT REPORT LIVELIHOOD IMPROVEMENT THROUGH WATER HARVESTING IN TAIL END Productivity and profitability analysis at the end of the cropping season after harvesting the crops are furnished in the following table- Sl. Farmers No. Cropped Expendi Yield Return Net Croppe Expendi Yield Return Net area ture Profit d area ture Profit 1 st batch farmers identified in Ashok Udikeri Basavaraj Gali Mallappa Hadapad Shanmukhappa Mude Shankrayya Sali Bapu Gouda Patil Earanna Sanadeni Siddappa Barikar Dyamanna Gudigi Bailappa Vittappanav Total Percentage 117% 83% 136% 103% 115% 2 nd batch farmers identified in Rabi Gurappa Suresh Gouda Rudrappa Sankoppad Ashok Hugar Smt.Sushila Kannur Nagalingareddy Akkamma Khajjidoni Total Percentage 125% 339% 141% 341% 188% 3 rd batch farmers identified in kharif Shamburao Venkareddy Fhakirappa Veerappa Duragappa Basavaraj Ronad Basavaraj Onagiri Parappa Suresh Kulkarni Sharana Basappa Mahanthapapa SB Chikkareddy Siddalingesh U S Gopalreddy Aanand Gouda Jagadish Bhokla 0 34 Sangappa Irapp 0 35 Jagadishappa H 0 36 Yallappagowda 0 37 Mallappa Hadi 0 Total Grand Total P a g e

10 [ JANAKALYAN SOCIETY The above table depicts that, the land use intensity for the 1 st set of farmers (who are using the tank for 2 years) has increased to 117% while that for the 2 nd set of farmers (who have excavated the tank during the current year) is 125%. Similarly, the productivity has enhanced to 136% & 141% respectively for these sets of farmers as compared to their previous year yield. Again, the net profit has also increased to 115% for the previous year farmers while 188% for the current year farmers. The 3 rd set of farmers who have excavated their water harvesting structures from January 2012 onward have not been able to take benefit of the same and thus we have not compared their productivity but the data of current year has been documented as baseline so that next year the same could be analyzed. 1.5 Quarterly Progress Report printing: Documented the progress in time and brought out 4 volumes of quarterly progress reports with complete details of activities those are completed in respective quarters; the same is also published through our website as well as facebook pages for wider use by the readers. Volume VIII: Interim Report (April 2011 March 2012) P a g e 10

11 GIVE2ASIA INTERIM GRANT REPORT LIVELIHOOD IMPROVEMENT THROUGH WATER HARVESTING IN TAIL END 1.6 Case Studies: To publish a booklet on all participating farmers, the complete farm level data has been regularly collected and documented in the form of Story Card for each farmer. In addition, few selected success stories have also been documented and printed for wider circulation. 1.7 Video Documentation of our field demonstration: As part of Development Dialogue, Janakalyan case documentation was done during the period with the help of Deshpande Foundation; the same case has been screened during the Development Dialogue 2012 held on January 2012 at Deshpande Foundation, Hubli. 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 11 P a g e

12 [ JANAKALYAN SOCIETY B. Project Outcomes & Impact: Major outcomes and impacts of the project interventions at the end of reporting period are narrated in the subsequent 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 achievements of the grant as on date could be summarized as in the table below (based on the indicators agreed in the plan document)- Sl. No. Deliverables / Outcomes Status at the end of 2 nd quarter 1 Purchasing one new Hitachi (EX-70) Purchased Tata Hitachi EX-70 immediately after to excavate tanks in the sandbox 2 Excavation of 100 irrigation tanks in three years ( to ) to harvest runoff and excess water from the irrigation canals for life saving irrigation to the standing crops receiving the grant Total 27 water harvesting structures have been excavated with the new Hitachi as against the target of 25 during the 1 st year 3 Increase in productivity by about The land use intensity for the 1 st set of farmers 20% than that of current (who are using the tank for 2 years) has increased productivity through diversification of cropping pattern through this intervention with the participating farmers to 117% while that for the 2 nd set of farmers (who have excavated the tank during the current year) is 125%. Similarly, the productivity has enhanced to 136% & 141% respectively for these sets of farmers as compared to their previous year yield. 4 Generating funds from other About hours of works have been done to sources (revenue generation generate the operational cost of the Hitachi; as of through Hitachi) to sustain tank excavation program in the sandbox now the excavator is generating its own cost of maintenance without any surplus. In Addition.. 5 Participate in quarterly partners meet and annual conference Development Dialogue. 6 Carry out timely and appropriate submission of quarterly reports to Deshpande Foundation in prescribed format 7 Proactively participate in various events that are organized for the benefit of the grantee and participants in the programs. 1 Quarterly Partners meet was organized during the year and Janakalyan participated in it; similarly, the whole team participated in DD with an innovative stall on tank based IIFS, which was one of the point of attractions for DD 2012 All 4 Quarterly Reports in excel sheet submitted before the due dates to DF; in addition, the narrative and financial reports for all 4 quarters are also submitted though it was not mandatory. Participated in all programs/activities organized by DF during the year Volume VIII: Interim Report (April 2011 March 2012) P a g e 12

13 GIVE2ASIA INTERIM GRANT REPORT LIVELIHOOD IMPROVEMENT THROUGH WATER HARVESTING IN TAIL END 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 project period are tabulated with the status on each of these deliverables against them- Sl. No. Deliverables / Outcomes Status at the end of 1 st quarter 1 More than 100 Farmers convinced about water harvesting concept 2 Purchasing one new Hitachi (EX- 70) to excavate tanks in the sandbox 3 Excavation of 100 irrigation tanks in 3 years with administrative support from DF 4 Mobilizing (50%) farmers share to the tune of Rs.35,00,000 in 3 years About 111 farmers have applied for water harvesting structure by paying Rs.100 each towards the application form; additional 41 farmers have been reached during the 2 nd quarter also along with an extension of the project area to Navalagunda taluk too. Similarly, the efforts have been put to reach out to farmers of Gadag taluk too with the help of BCI team. Process of reaching out more and more new farmers are on and the field team is putting sincere efforts in this regards Purchased Tata Hitachi EX-70 immediately after receiving the grant with an investment of Rs lakh out of which Janakalyan has put its internal funds to the tune of Rs.7.25 lakhs. About 27 tanks have already been excavated with an investment of Rs.15,68,104/- during the reporting period with many limitations It was planned to mobilize 50% farmers share towards excavation while we have achieved 70.56% till date (Rs /- out of Rs ). The target was Rs.35,000 per tank while we have achieved Rs.40,979 of farmers contribution per tank. The team is happy about the achievement at the end of the 1 st year of intervention but only issue is that the Hitachi use is not as efficient as it was planned; though, the machine could be used even with small-little rainfall but the farmers remain engaged in farm activities and also because of the standing crops in the land, they are reluctant to take up any works during this period. Even, the revenue generation activities could also not been able to take up due to same reason. However, the maintenance and operator cost is still incurred during this period. The indicator/deliverable analysis reveals that we have far ahead of what was planned for the year in terms of achieving the indicators/deliverables agreed upon. 13 P a g e

14 [ JANAKALYAN SOCIETY 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 Give2Asia s Grantee Manual for sample financial reports. The manual can be downloaded from our website: 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) C. EXPENDITURES ORIGINAL AS DESCRIBED IN YOUR PROPOSAL BUDGET ACTUAL FUNDS EXPENDED BUDGET Apr-Oct 2011 FY 1 (INR) FY 2 (INR) TOTAL in INR Total in USD Personnel $4,720 Program Costs $40,653 Equipment $- Travel $821 Staff Training/ Capacity building $- Office/ administrative costs $1,297 Measurement & evaluation costs $- Stipends $- Other Expenditures $- TOTAL $47,491 **The Fiscal Year (FY) is the same as the organization s accounting year, and may be different from the grant period. Please add or delete FY columns as needed. D. Grantee fiscal year end date: March 31 D. Total grant funds spent by the end of grantee s most recent fiscal year: Total amount spent as on is Rs ($47,491) E. Amount of grant funds unspent to-date*: The unspent amount as on is Rs.0 ($0) *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. Volume VIII: Interim Report (April 2011 March 2012) P a g e 14

15 GIVE2ASIA INTERIM GRANT REPORT LIVELIHOOD IMPROVEMENT THROUGH WATER HARVESTING IN TAIL END CERTIFICATION Name of Grantee: Janakalyan Donor: Deshpande Foundation Fund Grant Amount: US$ 47, Grant Period: April 15, 2011 to March 31, 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: *this signed certification MUST be submitted with any report for Give2Asia. 15 P a g e

16 Sl. No. Applicati on No Reciept No Annex I a LIST OF APPLICATION SUBMITTED BY FARMERS OF NARGUNDA TALUKA IN GADAG DISTRICT Type of irrigation tank Supporting documents Farmers Name Father name Village Telephone No ROC Type of Survey No Extent photo ROC tank in Rs. (Khata Hutar) Total land holding of the family Water sources Rachappa v Mullar Veerapa Surkod ,000 yes yes NO canal Gurappa B chavadi Basappa Surkod ,000 yes yes NO 9.16 canal Vijalakshmi A chavadi Ashoka Surkod ,000 yes yes NO 9.16 canal Sangappa B moganoor Basappa Surkod /1+2 70,000 yes yes NO 4.34 canal Devanagouda Patil Basamagouda Surkod / ,000 yes NO NO 6.31 canal Bhirappa ayyappa majjiga Ayyappa Surkod /2 9 50,000 yes NO NO 9 canal Basavareddy Gunareddy Dyamappa Surkod Feb ,000 yes NO yes Bennehal, pmapset Mahadevappa Majjiga Nagappa Surkod / ,000 yes NO NO 9.4 canal Mahjunathagouda topanagouda Maduvanak Topanagouda Patil ere ,000 yes yes NO 3.29 Canal Mallappa Lakshamappa adimani Lakashamappa Hadli ,000 yes NO yes 4.2 canal Balanagouda Mallanagouda Parvtagoudru Mallanagouda Hadli ,000 yes NO yes 3.25 Canal Yallappa Bharamappa Ankli Bharamappa Hadli ,000 NO NO NO 6 Canal dharamappa Lakshmappa Abbigere Lakshamappa hadli /4 70,000 yes NO NO Rain base Muttappa Erappa Navalagunda Erappa Hadli ,000 yes yes yes 6 canal shekaragouda paravatagoudru Chadragouda Hadli ,000 NO NO yes 2 Canal Erappa shivalingappa sonskoppa Shivalingappa Hadli /1a 4 70,000 yes NO yes 4 canal Malkajigouda veeranagouda paravatagoudru Veeranagouda Hadli / ,000 yes yes yes 19 canal Ashok adiveppa Hugar Adiveppa Hadli / ,000 yes NO yes 3.4 canal Sureshgouda chandragoud Tammangouda Chadragouda Hadli / ,000 NO NO NO 22.2 canal Rajashekarayy B Hiremath Hadli /1B ,000 yes NO yes 7.9 canal Rudrappa Y Sonekoppa Yallappa R.Nagnur ,000 yes yes yes 8.11 canal Veerangouda Patil Basalingagouda R.Nagnur /2A ,000 yes yes yes 3.3 canal channappa Halagatti Basaliingappa Hadli / ,000 NO NO yes 2.29 canal Mahadevappa jalawadagi Shankrappa Gangapur / ,000 yes NO NO 6.38 canal Verappa Jalwadagi Shankrappa Gangapur / ,000 yes NO NO 6.38 canal Prabhu Yaligar Shivappa Hadli / ,000 yes yes yes canal Iranna sasaragi Chinnappa Hadli / ,000 yes yes yes canal Ramangouda Devangoudar Rangangouda Khanapur /1/ ,000 yes yes NO 12.2 canal Ayyangouda Kribasangoudra Ramanagouda R.Nagnur ,000 yes yes NO 25 canal Lingangouda Gaddigoudara Shankargouda R.Nagnur / ,000 yes yes NO Bennehal,pmapset Mallappa kannihal Basappa Bhopalpur ,000 yes NO NO 7.17 Bennehal,pmapset Siddappa Musinakoppa Lingappa Bhopalpur / A 3 70,000 NO NO NO 9.35 Bennehal,pmapset Channappa Nilagund Basappa Malavad ,000 yes N NO 9.21 Bennehal,pmapset Mallappa Kattimani Gurappa Gangapur ,000 NO N NO Bennehal, pmapset Yallappa Dollin Yallapa Kapli ,000 NO yes NO 5.32 canal Veerayya shapur Shivarudrayya Hadli ,000 yes NO NO 3.36 canal

17 Sl. No. Applicati on No Reciept No GIVE2ASIA INTERIM GRANT REPORT LIVELIHOOD IMPROVEMENT THROUGH WATER HARVESTING IN TAIL END Type of irrigation tank Supporting documents Farmers Name Father name Village Telephone No ROC Type of Survey No Extent photo ROC tank in Rs. (Khata Hutar) Total land holding of the family Water sources Basavareddy Bannikoppa Hanumareddy Hadli ,000 yes yes NO 4 canal Basavaraja Melagiri Chennappa Hadli ,000 yes yes NO 4 canal Hanumantappa Hadagal Pakirappa Hadli ,000 NO yes yes 5.35 canal uliyappa Hampanavar Erappa Hadli /5 3 50,000 NO NO NO 3 canal Venkanagouda Kagadal Bhimangouda Khanapur / ,000 NO NO NO 8.18 canal Basappa Karkikatti Gurbasappa Shirola ,000 yes yes NO 4 canal Sangappa Kantenar Basavantappa Hadli / ,000 NO NO NO 3.17 canal Shankaragouda chennaveeragoudru Basavangoudru Gangapur /a NO NO NO canal Basavaraj nayakar Ningappa Gangapur / ,000 yes yes yes 19 canal basappa Menasinakayi Chennabasappa Khanapur ,000 NO NO NO 1.27 canal Jagadisgouda patil Vittappagouda Khanapur / ,000 NO NO NO 7.18 canal Bhimappa nevalli Veerupakshappa Hadli o6 5 50,000 NO NO NO 5 canal Arjun chalavadi Neelappa Hadli Jan ,000 yes NO yes 7.16 canal Sl. No. Applicati on No Reciept No Type of irrigation tank Supporting documents Farmers Name Father name Village Telephone No ROC Type of Survey No Extent photo ROC tank in Rs. 1 Naglinga Reddy Meti Arasinagudi Akkamma Khajri Arasinagudi Linga Reddy Meti Arasinagudi Basavara Reddy Arasinagudi Laxmana Reddt Met Venkareddy Arasinagudi Shambhu Dedekar Arasinagudi 7 Laxman Reddy Hirekoppa Murari Hirekoppa Hanumanta Hirekoppa Basappa Hirekoppa Phakirapa Girappa Hirekoppa Chittan Tippanna Hirekoppa S K Koti Chikka 14 Laxman Kamble Naragunda 15 Shivareddy Hiremath Sankadol Babajan Sankadol A S Sonappa Muganoor NA 19 A D Mallanagouda Muganoo NA 20 J S Hadappa Nawaab Muganoo NA (Khata Hutar) Total land holding of the family Water sources 17 P a g e

18 [ JANAKALYAN SOCIETY Sl. No. Applicati on No Reciept No Type of irrigation tank Supporting documents Farmers Name Father name Village Telephone No ROC Type of Survey No Extent photo ROC tank in Rs. 21 Deemappa S/o Durgavva Muganoo NA 22 Prakash Kumar Muganoor Laxman Kamble Naragunda Khadarsaab Naragunda Siddalingappa Naragunda N M Chikkanna Amaregudi Yallappa Gouda Kalakeri Y S Yallappa Hunsikatti Sharanayya Hunsikatti NA 30 Basavaraj G Hunsikatti NA 31 Basantappa AKki Hunsikatti NA 32 Rukmayya Jagapur Hemreddy Jagapur Govindappa Jagapur Venkareddy Jagapur C B Sobar Kanchikoppa B C Kanchanagouda Kanchikoppa Sanjay Amare Reddy Mallapur Arjun GP President Mallapur Jagadish Koplappa Hadagali Ananta Gouda Hadagali (Khata Hutar) Total land holding of the family Water sources Volume VIII: Interim Report (April 2011 March 2012) P a g e 18

19 Sl. No. Applicati on No Reciept No GIVE2ASIA INTERIM GRANT REPORT LIVELIHOOD IMPROVEMENT THROUGH WATER HARVESTING IN TAIL END Annex I b LIST OF APPLICATION SUBMITTED BY FARMERS OF RON TALUKA IN GADAG DISTRICT Farmers Name Father name Village Telephone No Type of irrigation tank Survey No Extent Supporting documents ROC Type of photo ROC tank in Rs. (Khata Hutar) Total land holding of the family Water sources Ningappa Bilayali Sangappa koujageri ,000 yes yes yes 19 Rain base Mayappa Vannur Shivappa koujageri ,000 yes yes no Rain base Devakka Gali Channabasappa Yavagal ,000 yes yes yes 3.22 Bennehal,pmapset Jagadish Bhopalpur Gadigeppa y s Hadagali ,000 yes yes yes 10 Bennehal,pmapset Devaraja Ssvadatti Yallappa y s 149/ Hadagali ,000 yes yes no `7.26 Rain base Veeranna Hakkapakki Sangappa Belavanki / ,000 yes yes yes 10 Rain base Mallyya Biksawatimath Totayya y s 157/ Hadagali ,000 yes yes yes 18 Rain base Shankramma Bettakusagal M koujageri ,000 yes yes no 5.17 Rain base Kallangouda Surkoda Basanagouda koujageri ,000 yes yes 5.25 Rain base Gangayya virakathmath Shankrayya Belavanki ,000 yes yes 4.36 Rain base Basangouda Nagangoudra kallangouda y s Hadagali Jan ,000 yes yes 12 Rain base Mahantappa Hakkapakki Mahadevappa Belavanki ,000 yes yes no 13.1 Rain base Mallikarjun Dadmi Shankraappa Belavanki / ,000 yes n yes Rain base Fakirappa Gudagi Kariyappa Karkikatte ,000 yes yes 5.16 Bennehal,pmapset jagadish sringeri Veerappa Asooti ,000 yes yes 7.6 Rain base goudaoppagouda rotti S Asooti /2a ,000 yes yes yes 4.14 Rain base Fazalahamad kurahatti Husenasab koujageri ,000 yes yes 14 Rain base Andanagouda meti Basanagouda koujageri / ,000 yes yes 19 Rain base Shivappa Sajjanar Sangappa Belavanki ,000 yes yes Rain base Shankrappa Hadli Mallappa Belavanki ,000 yes yes Rain base Veeresh Sajjanar Basavantappa Belavanki ,000 yes yes yes 32 Rain base Allisab pinzar Hucchusab Belavanki ,000 yes yes 4.2 Rain base Andappa Hosangadi Shivappa Belavanki / ,000 yes yes yes 14.3 Rain base Sushila Konnur Somaraddi Belavanki / ,000 yes yes 11 Rain base Hemaraddi Chikkaraddi Basvantappa Belavanki / ,000 yes yes 15 Rain base Somaraddi Chikkaraddi Basavantappa Belavanki ,000 yes yes 37 Rain base Sharanbasappa Hadli Somappa Belavanki ,000 yes yes 5.31 Rain base Ashok Chandannavar Bhimappa Karkikatte /1a ,000 yes yes Bennehal,pmapset Shamulingappa Jainar S Yavagal /4 5 70,000 no no no 5 Rain base Shankargouda patil M Yavagal Jun ,000 yes no no 3.22 Rain base Kallangouda kadadalli D Yavagal / ,000 no yes 3.1 Bennehal,pmapset 19 P a g e

20 [ JANAKALYAN SOCIETY Sl. No. Applicati on No Reciept No Farmers Name Father name Village Telephone No Type of irrigation tank Survey No Extent Supporting documents ROC Type of photo ROC tank in Rs. (Khata Hutar) Total land holding of the family Water sources Ravichandra Jainar Channabasappa Yavagal /4 a/ ,000 yes yes 4.16 Bennehal,pmapset Laxmi Patil Veerangouda y s Hadagali ,000 yes yes no 5.2 Bennehal,pmapset Maharudrapp Sheeparamatti Gurappa Yavagal ,000 yes no no Bennehal,pmapset Somappa Kuri Yallappa Yavagal / ,000 yes no no 8.8 Rain base Shivanada Nuli Gurappa Yavagal / ,000 yes n no 18 canal Malakajappa ombale Bhimappa Bhopalpur /1 8 70,000 yes yes no 8 canal Ningabasappa Chimanakatte Basappa Bhopalpur ,000 yes yes no 3.5 canal Shivayogi Heremat Gurubasayya Bhopalpur / ,000 yes no no 6 Bennehal,pmapset Basavaraja Havvanaar Lingabasappa Bhopalpur ,000 yes nn no 7.28 canal Shambugouda Patil Nilappagouda Bhopalpur / ,000 yes n no 2.35 canal Rayangouda patil Shankaragouda Bhopalpur / ,000 yes yes no 7 canal Volume VIII: Interim Report (April 2011 March 2012) P a g e 20