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Title: BRIEFING


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BRIEFING ON WATER RESOURCES IN N.W.F.P
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AREA
  • Total area of NWFP. 18.4 million acres
  • Cultivable area. 6.55
  • Irrigated area 2.125
  • Balance area 4.425

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Existing infrastructure
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WATER PLAN/STRATEGY
  • Objectives
  • Improvement of existing systems.
  • Increase irrigation application efficiency.
  • Bring new area under irrigation.
  • Reclamation of water logged lands.
  • Minimize water pollutants.
  • Drought Management.
  • Flood Control.

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  • Course of action
  • Lining of irrigation canals.
  • Remodeling of canals.
  • On farm water management
  • Harness manage hill torrents
  • Construction of small, medium large dams.
  • Small irrigation schemes.
  • Improvement of civil / private channels.
  • Drainage schemes.
  • Institutional Reforms.

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Action Plan
  • Construction of Gomal Zam Dam.
  • Construction of 7 small dams.
  • Pre-feasibility of 9 small dams.
  • Feasibility of 5 small dams.
  • Feasibility of 3 small dams.
  • Feasibility of Kurram Tangi Dam.
  • Detailed design of CRBC 1st Lift.
  • 325 small irrigation schemes under DERA ADP.
  • Feasibility for Remodeling of Warsak Canals.
  • Lining of irrigation channels.
  • 9 SCARP Schemes.

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Future Interventions
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  • IRRIGATION PROJECTS
  • Foreign/Federal Funded Projects
  • A) National Drainage Programme.
  • Total cost - Rs. 25048.00 million
  • Share of the Province - Rs.2133.35 million
  • Number of Sub-Projects - 17
  • Schemes under implementation - 09
  • Schedule completion - June, 2005
  • Area to be improved - 459000 acres
  • New area - 11800 acres

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  • B) 2nd Flood Protection Sector Project.
  • Total cost of the Project - Rs. 4614.387
    million .
  • Share of the NWFP - Rs.455.50 million.
  • Number of Schemes - 24 (7 core sub projects
    17 other projects)
  • Status
  • i) 5 Nos. core Sub-projects approved by CDWP.
  • ii) 4 core Sub-projects awarded.
  • ii) Model studies of 2 nos. core Sub-projects
    completed.
  • iv) 5 Nos. other projects submitted to CDWP
  • v) 2 Nos schemes with PDWP.
  • vi) 9 schemes at feasibility stage.

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  • C) DERA
  • Number of Schemes -- 249. (includes 4 small
    dams.)
  • Estimated cost - Rs.1134.879 (M)
  • Schedule completion - August 2004
  • All schemes under implementation.
  • Area to be improved - 5,00,000 acres
  • New area - 55,400 acres

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D) Other Irrigation Projects.
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E) Provincial ADP 2003-04
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III. BHAL SAFAI
  • Number of channels to be desilted 428 Nos.
  • Length of channels to be desilted 2326 Km
  • Quantity of silt to be removed 47 M.cft.
  • Estimated cost of desilting Rs. 44 (M)

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IV. THE LINING OF WATER CHANNLES
  • Water losses from head to farm over 50.
  • NWFP has 2083 KMs unlined channels.
  • Assuming 8 Cs 2 Cs losses per m.sft in the
    unlined and lined channels, NWFP losses 1052
    Cs 7.3 of max. designed discharge.
  • Lining of Irrigation Channels NWFP-
    Rs.5000 m.
  • PCI for Rs.2248 m as Phase-I

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  • SMALL RESERVOIRS
  • A. Existing Dams in NWFP

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B. Under implementation
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C) Small Dams whose Feasibilities have been
completed.
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D) Small Dams whose Pre-feasibilities have been
completed.
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VI. POSITION ON LARGE DAMS
  • Storage capacity of existing reservoirs
    diminishing.
  • Need for new reservoirs.
  • Consensus between the Provinces on selection of
    dam sites.

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Sites for Large Dams
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NWFPs POSITION
i. Wide range of choice. ii. Bhasha Dam
suitable and non-controversial
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POSITION ON WATER ACCORD 1991 Water utilization
  • MAF
  • Present Withdrawal 7.82
  • Future Interventions
  • CRBC 1st Lift 0.78
  • Improvement to existing Irrigation System 0.18
  • Total 8.78
  • Un-utilized share 0.96

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  • VIII. ENVIRONMENTAL/ECOLOGICAL CONSIDERATION
  • Kabul river polluted due to untreated municipal /
    industrial effluents
  • Canals passing through urban areas polluted due
    to untreated domestic sewerage disposal.
  • Contamination and mining of the ground water.
  • Environmental Ecological effect of GBHP on
    Indus river between Tarbela Attock.

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  • IX. Tubewells Status and Plan
  • A) Status

- CCA 100800 acres - Discharge 711
cusec - Irrigated Area 66400 acres (66
intensity) - Annual Expenditure Rs. 224.00
million - Abiana assessed Rs. 13.422
million
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B) Plan
  • Dug wells in Peshawar City and Cantonment to be
    abandoned/transferred to District Government.
  • SCARP Tubewells/Dug wells in canal commanded area
    to be transferred to the beneficiaries or
    abandoned.
  • Irrigation Tubewells/Dug wells outside the canal
    commanded area to be transferred to the
    beneficiaries.
  • Regulation of new tubewells.

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IX. POSITION ON PAK WATER SECTOR
STRATEGY Total estimated cost of the strategy
(2002-2025)
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Mid Term investment Plan (MIPT) 2002-2011
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  • Position of NWFP
  • The ten years provincial perspective plan
    (2001-2011) amounting to Rs. 163,641 million has
    not been reflected in the strategy.
  • Provincial share in the MTIP indicated as Rs
    72,558 million is hardly 9 of the total MTIP
    which is far short of the requirements.
  • The projects proposed by the province while
    offering comments on the strategy have not been
    included.
  • FATA totally ignored in the report of April,
    2002.

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