1. Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana
AIBP
PDMC
PMKSY
Watershed
Har Khet Ko Pani

2. Introduction PMKSY approved by CCEA in July 2015
MOWR
DoLR
MOA &FW
PMKSY approved by CCEA in July 2015
Outlay of PMKSY Rs 50,000 crore ( )
Vision- Increase Farm Productivity
- Water use efficiency
Decentralised planning process – DIPs
Project based execution
DIP/SIP necessary condition
12 DIPs approved in 2nd SLSC
Meeting.

3. State Profile 89.96 percent of population lives in rural areas
Himachal Pradesh ranks 21st among 36 states in terms of population
89.96 percent of population lives in rural areas
Agriculture & allied sector, provides direct employment to 62 percent of total workers of the State.

4. State Profile Geographical area = 55,673 sq.km. 4 Agro climatic Zones
Altitude
Rainfall
Sub- montane low hills sub- tropical (Zone- I )
Una , Bilaspur and Hamirpur Districts and parts of Sirmaur, Kangra ,Solan and Chamba districts
Upto 650
1100
Mid – hills sub- humid (Zone- II)
Palampur and Kangra tehsils of district Kangra , Rampur tehsil of Shimla district and parts of Mandi, Kangra and Sirmaur districts
2200
High hills sub temperate wet (Zone-III)
Shimla district (except Rampur tehsil ) Parts, of Kullu, Solan, Chamba, Mandi, Kangra and Sirmaur Districts
1000
High hills Temperate dry (Zone – VI)
Kinnaur ,Lahaul & Spiti, districts and parts of Chamba district
Above 2200
snowfall
Average max temperature is 27.5 oC, Average min temp 13.6 oC.
The average annual rainfall for the state is mm, Kangra district receives the maximum annual rainfall ( mm) and Una receives the minimum annual rainfall (1209 mm).

5. State Profile Season wise Rainfall Season wise –No. of rain days 3.8
District
Winter(Jan- Feb)
Summer( March-May)
South west Monsoon
( June-September)
Post Monsoon (Oct-Dec ember)
Annual
Bilaspur
3.8
2.9
10.10
1.57
61.4
Chamba
5.5
6.0
8.53
2.30
70.1
Hamirpur
3.95
3.2
10.53
1.50
64.2
Kangra
4.4
3.3
10.85
66.8
Mandi
4.6
11.85
1.73 75
Sirmaur
2.6
11.25
1.27
63.1
Una
3.1
2.4
9.08
1.33
53.6
State Mean
4.1
3.5
10.33
1.63 65

6. State Agriculture Profile
Himachal Pradesh has total arable area of 10,63,213 ha out of which 8,54,230 hectares is under agriculture and 2,08,982 ha under horticulture.
About 75% of the cropped area in the state is rainfed.
During Kharif Season 52% of the area is cultivated, Rabi Season 45 % and zaid 3 %.
District wise Irrigation Status in Kharif Season

7. Irrigation Infrastructure in HP
The state has a total of 55,373 irrigation sources comprising of Kuhls, community ponds individual ponds and few borewells/open wells.
Surface Irrigation sources- 80% of irrigated command area
14,970 community ponds and 131 reservoirs (Under MGNREGA and IWMP)
2300 Private community ponds/tanks
2876 Kuhls
Ground Water Irrigation sources- 20% of irrigated command area
2,342 Water extracting Units irrigating an additional command area of 823 hectares
710 governemnt tubewells and 234 private tubewells in the state.

8. District wise Water Demand- 2015
Blocks
Components
Total (MCM)
Domestic
Crop
Livestock
Industrial
Power
Generation
Bilaspur
11.01
73.27
3.69
8.80
96.76
Chamba
15.00
87.80
18.00
0.05
120.85
Hamirpur
13.01
97.68
2.85
4.00
117.54
Kangra
43.17
284.42
9.32
1.92
338.83
Kinnaur
2.22
10.58
0.93
0.00
13.73
Kullu
13.22
83.11
4.42
0.28
101.03
Lahaul & Spiti
0.81
10.53
0.51
11.85
Mandi
28.50
291.87
12.10
0.44
332.91
Shimla
28.21
84.06
7.39
0.14
119.80
Sirmaur
16.20
97.08
9.29
0.75
123.32
Solan
18.75
198.17
5.17
6.00
228.10
Una
15.56
85.21
3.48
2.65
106.90
Himachal Pradesh
205.66
77.14
25.02

9. District wise Water Demand- 2020
Blocks
Components
Total (MCM)
Domestic
Crop
Livestock
Industrial
Power Generation
Bilaspur
11.68
73.27
3.76
10.56
99.27
Chamba
15.91
87.80
51.00
0.07
154.78
Hamirpur
13.64
97.70
2.85
4.80
118.99
Kangra
45.98
284.42
9.41
2.39
342.20
Kinnaur
2.30
10.58
0.97
0.00
13.85
Kullu
14.37
83.11
4.64
0.43
102.55
Lahaul & Spiti
0.81
19.58
0.51
20.90
Mandi
29.99
291.90
12.10
0.46
334.45
Shimla
30.26
84.06
7.64
0.20
122.16
Sirmaur
17.50
97.08
12.27
0.94
127.80
Solan
20.13
198.17
6.50
7.50
232.31
Una
16.81
85.21
3.65
9.38
115.05
Himachal Pradesh
219.38
115.29
36.73

10. Water Budget Sectoral Water Demand- Present Water Demand - 1711.8 MCM
Projected Water Demand MCM
Water Demand
Domestic
Crop
Livestock
Industrial
Power Generation
Total in MCM
Existing Water Availability
205.7
557
77.7
25.1  0
865.5
Present water Demand in MCM
1404
77.1 25
1711.8
Projected Water Demand in 2020
219.4
1412
115
36.7
1784.1
Present water Gap
847
Projected Water Gap in 2020
13.7
856
37.3
11.6
918.6

11. State Irrigation Plan- Component Wise
Total in Rs Lakh
Accelerated Irrigation Benefit Programme (AIBP)
Har Khet Ko Pani
PMKSY - Per Drop More Crop
(i) Micro-Irrigation
(ii) Water Management
(iii) ATMA
645.83
844.97
815.08
746.53
Watershed
Convergence with MGNREGA
Total

12. State Irrigation Plan- Department Wise
Total In Rs Lakh
IPH Department
Agriculture Department
Horticulture Department
RD Department
Forest Department
Total

13. State Irrigation Plan- District Wise
AIBP
Har Khet Ko Pani
Per Drop More Crop
Watershed
Convergence with MGNREGA
Total in Rs Lakh
Bilaspur
346.00
604.20
Chamba
0.00
Hamirpur
718.53
718.90
Kangra
103.51
Kinnaur
81.46
Kullu
Lahaul & Spiti
442.71
Mandi
Shimla
Sirmaur
Solan
542.95
Una
313.12
Himachal Pradesh

14. State Irrigation Plan- Proposed Activity Wise
S. No.
Activity
Concerned Ministry/ Department
Component
Total Number/Capacity (cum)
Pondage Capacity Cum
Irrigation Potential (Ha.)
Peroid of Implementation
Estimated Cost (in Rs. Lakh) 1
Major Irrigation
MoWR/IPH
AIBP 2
Medium Irrigation 13 4
AIBP TOTAL
Bilaspur, Mandi-2,
Kangra-6
Hamirpur, Kullu, Kinnaur-1

15. State Irrigation Plan- Proposed Activity Wise
S. No.
District
Concerned Ministry/ Department
Component
Total Number/Capacity (cum)
Pondage Capacity Cum
Irrigation Potential (Ha.)
Peroid of Implementation
Estimated Cost (in Rs. Lakh) 3
Surface Minor Irrigation
MoWR/ IPH
Har Khet Ko Pani
781 40 20 4
Lift Irrigation/ Flow irrigation
2222 5
Ground Water develpoment
MoWR
2455 6
RRR of Water Bodies
443 7
Construction of field channels
7.1
Lined Field Channels
190 10
7.2
Unlined Field Channels
165 13 8
Micro Irrigation
MoWR/ Agriculture 43 23
Irrigation Scheme of Other Line Departments
126
227.57
280.5 25
Loan Projects like RIDF of NABARD
184
Har Khet Ko Pani Total
6299
158435

16. State Irrigation Plan- Proposed Activity Wise
S. No.
District
Component
Total Number/Capacity (cum)
Pondage Capacity Cum
Irrigation Potential (Ha.)
Peroid of Implementation
Estimated Cost (in Rs. Lakh) 9
DPAP Drip (Close space)
Per drop more crop (Micro Irrigation)
2580 45 10
DPAP Drip
4232 4 11
Non- DPAP Drip
2940
1365 16 12
Non- DPAP Sprinkler
22530
11460 13
Topping up of MGNREGA
Per drop more crop (Supplementary activities)
843
777.4 8
1597.9 14
Drought proofing through check Dams/water Harvesting structures
7784 15
Secondary Storage Structure
21926
93008
On Farm Development) 26
3005.1
16 b
 ATMA, Extension Activities, Capacity Building
23071 28 23
Irrigation Scheme of Other Line Departments 20
415
8000
PDMC Total

17. State Irrigation Plan- Proposed Activity Wise
S.No
District
Total No.
Capacity in Cum
Command area created (Ha)
Period of Implementation (years)
Estimated Cost (in Rs. lakh)
17.1
Farm ponds
17.2
Check dam
4.00
17.3
Nallah Bunds
170.00
21.00
17.4
Percolation Tanks
3956 4
17.5
Other ground water recharge Structures
5090
17.6
Fishery Pond/ cattle Pond
12698 30
17.7
Others
22556
13980
A. New Water harvesting structures to Be created
18.1
362.9
966.75
18.2
251.50
206.74
823.14
18.3
14.00
0.00
45.70
9.00
710.84
18.4
269
227
922.51
875.60
18.5
444.60
100.00
18.6
421
1150
875.57
18.7
419
2038
B. Water Harvesting Structures to Be Renovated
430.00
Total Watershed Component A+B
8.00

18. State Irrigation Plan- Proposed Activity Wise
S.No
District
Total No.
Capacity in Cum
Command area created (Ha)
Period of Implementation (years)
Estimated Cost (in Rs. lakh)
19. Newly created
19.1
Water Conservation structures
2226
19.2
Water Harvesting structures
7934
19.3
Creation of irrigation Canals/Drains
83012
19.4
Providing Infrastructure for Irrigation
4706
321
19.5
Land Development 93
Others
971.00
491.40
20. Renovation works
20.1
Renovation of water Bodies including Desilting
1236
5252
20.2
203.00
4600
6666
700.93
Convergence with MGNREGA Total
269534
4.00
Strategic Irrigation Plan of H.P. 4

19. State Irrigation Plan-Annual Action Plan 2016-17
IPH
Rs in Crores
Agriculture
Rs In Crores
Horticulture
RDD
Total Fund
235.16
32.695
2.25
230.61

20. State Irrigation Plan- other outcome Indicators
Sr. No.
District
Number of Structures
Water Potential to be Created (Cum.)
Irrigation Potential to be Created (Hectares) 1
Bilaspur
2177
122436
163.25 2
Una
3164
83745
111.66 3
Hamirpur
2469
71396
95.2 4
Kangra
12520
253097
337.46 5
Kinnaur
291
5503
7.38 6
Kullu
19513
88068
117.42 7
Lahaul & Spiti
3081
104314
139.09 8
Mandi
6226
96638
128.85 9
Shimla
29308 10
Sirmaur
3505
367425
489.9 11
Solan
2386
97480
129.97 12
879
243661
324.88
Himachal Pradesh
85519
cum.
Hectares

21. State Irrigation Plan- other outcome Indicators
Under the component Per Drop more Crop water potential of 64,68,200 cubic metres will be created in the state by construction of secondary storage structures, check dams, and other drought proofing mechanisms.

22. State Irrigation Plan- other outcome Indicators
The Accelerated Irrigation Benefit Programme (AIBP) will create a potential of 22,681 hectares through the proposed medium irrigation projects.
The Irrigation and Public Health Department will create a potential of 1,58,435 hectares under Har Khet Ko Pani by installing new lift and flow irrigation schemes.
The Agriculture and Horticulture Departments will create irrigation potential of 42,166 and 12,258 hectares respectively.
The Rural Development Department will undertake water harvesting and soil and moisture conservation activities in 2,69,534 hectares in different watersheds under the Integrated Watershed Management Programme (IWMP).
This is likely to generate an additional income of ₹ 56,473 lakh to the farmers of the State. This is based on the assumption that at least 60% of potential will be utilised and ₹ 40,000 per hectare incremental income will accrue as a result of shift from rainfed to irrigated farming. This is also likely to create 755 lakh mandays of non-recurring employment and 2,52,419 jobs annually on recurring basis.

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