1. An Approach to Incorporate Climate Resilient Planning Process
GIS assisted micro planning - Community led engagement process adding more value
An Approach to Incorporate Climate Resilient Planning Process

2. About State Background- Gram Panchayat Development Plan (GPDP)
Integrated Participatory Planning Exercise and approval by Gram Sabha
Integrated with Sustainable Development Goal (SDG)
Convergence of schemes and programmes
Basic facilities and infrastructure like drinking water, Health and Education
Online portal & MIS- Plan Plus ( GP level plan entered, compiled and approval)

3. MGNREGS and SDGs
The SDGs and targets have been mapped to various nodal ministries and flagship programmes by the NITI Aayog.
Ministry of Rural Development (MoRD) is the designated nodal agency for achieving SDG 1 – No Poverty.
MGNREGS has been recognised as ‘core of the core’ scheme for achieving SDG 1.
MGNREGS was reported in the Voluntary National Review 2017 by Government of India for its contribution to achieving SDG 1, while the scheme’s other contributions are to –
SDG 5 – Gender Equality,
SDG 8 – Decent Work and Economic Growth, and
SDG 10 – Reduced Inequalities

4. MGNREGS-SDG Dashboard
Based on the current data available on the NREGASoft Management Information System ( the MGNREGS-SDG dashboard has been developed to show impact of MGNREGS on 6 SDGs, 11 targets and 15 indicators. With further data collection and empirical studies, MGNREGS has the potential to show impact on 13 SDGs, 27 targets and 42 indicators.
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5. Planning through Community led engagement in planning throughout
GIS assisted micro planning
Bhuvan Portal
Google earth pro
QGIS
Globber Mapper etc

6. What Difference? GIS based micro planning
Engagement of the community and the interaction at every stage
Follows watershed principles
Based on vulnerability and climate sensitivity ranking
Incorporate climate resilient lens in planning

7. Selected Area for Micro-Planning
The selected Chuhari villages is part of Chuhari Panchayat and is located in the Eastern district of Mahasamund in Chhattisgarh
The Chuhari Panchayat is consists of 3-villages.
The areas of Chuhari village is 125 Ha. and the latitude and longitude of the village are N, E.
The average annual rain fall of the area is 1373 mm.
The digitized map of village Chuhari and its location in Mahasamund district are shown in the diagram on left.

8. Community Led Micro-Planning Steps
Village identification-Based on primary, secondary and Metrological data
GIS and remote sensing data collection- procured to prepare the digitised maps for micro-watershed area,
Building trust and Interaction with village community- with printouts of GIS based maps to understand the main issues and to collect the primary data.
Marking of micro watershed areas - on digitized maps
Re-confirm the available technical details – Boundary and other information
Effective micro-planning- marked on the basis of technical perspectives.

9. Use of GIS Applications
Land use Map
Lineament Map
Drainage Pattern Map of the Area
Ground Water Status Map
Soil Erosion Map

10. Community Led Micro-Planning Steps
Water budgeting- based on available resources (resource estimation method and community knowledge)
information about current cropping pattern, water use, irrigation pumping, crop productivity, available water harvesting structures, large water bodies near the village and livestock population was discussed with the communities.
Rapid vulnerability assessment- Bio-physical and socio-economic status of communities
Micro-planning exercise- with community members of village and identify available Government Schemes to leverage the funds for implementation
Design additional measures- for the soil and water conservation measures

11. Community Led Micro-Planning Steps
The recommendations have been made for creating climate resilient infrastructure around the soil and water conservation structures with the help of introduction of permanent measures (vegetative cover) and multi-purpose varieties of trees, shrubs, grasses, fruit trees, etc.
Finally, location, size and cost estimates for each of the proposed measures were finalised and plotted on the micro-watershed map of the village.
Micro-Watershed Wise Conservation Measures Map

13. Expected Outcomes S. N. Name of Work No Expected Outcome 1. Farm Ponds25
Enhanced crop productivity
Higher returns due to higher yields & sell of trees/fodder grown on field bunds 2.
Renovation of the old pond 1
Extra livelihood options
Increased revenue for the Panchayat
Increased employment opportunities 3.
Fisheries in the renovated pond
Increased revenue for the village 4.
Afforestation
40 Ha
Increased availability of NTFP products
Reduced soil erosion
Increased natural capital & overall incomes of the farmers 5.
Fodder/Fodder plantation
19 Ha
Increased and ensured availability of fodder for livestock and increased milk yields 6.
Drainage Channel renovation
Less damage and lesser soil loss in the area 7.
Vermi Composting
20 No.
Increased bio manure & cost of produce due to organic agriculture 8.
Agri-horticulture
25 Ha
Increased returns per unit land
Increased nutrient value and less vulnerability to climate change

14. Value Addition
Balanced use of technology and community knowledge in planning
Ensured community buy-in due to involvement at each stage of planning and selection of conservation measures and their location
Integrated climate change aspects to safeguard against changing climatic patterns
Integrated resilience building measures to build local capacities and to ensure additional livelihood generation opportunities
Mapped ground water, land use, soil and other resources to support effective monitoring of the changes due to the implementation of the project
Established baseline to compare the changes over a period of time
Demonstrated climate resilient infrastructure planning and implementation to ensure sustainability of natural resources

15. Scale-Up Potential
The micro-planning approach feeds directly to the MGNREGS which has funds available for Natural Resource Management Works
The entire approach followed by Department of Panchayat & Rural Development has excellent amount of focus on improved natural resources management.
The DP&RD should give improved emphasis on community led micro-planning while finalising the “Works” under MGNREGA. The demonstrated approach by ACT Program can be adopted for improved planning.
The micro-plans for the villages in different districts in the state can be prepared following the Chuhari village model. It is simple and easy to implement but it incorporates a) Community knowledge and b) Climate resilience building aspects.
For GPDP plans, 2 villages from each block is being designed with GIS based micro-planning

16. THANK YOU Navneet Naik Climate Resilient Infrastructure Expert IIEC