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3	Water Share of Narmada Basin Total Water 34.54 BCM (28 MAF)
4	Objectives of Sardar Sarovar (Narmada) Project Dam for storage & regulation of Narmada river. Power Houses for generation & distribution of hydro-electric energy. Canal System for supplying water for irrigation, Domestic and industrial uses etc. To provide effective drainage System in command area.
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7	Narmada Main Canal
8	Command Area of Phase – I Between River Narmada and Mahi
9	HR at 0.0 km of Main Canal
10	ORSANG AQUEDUCT River : Orsang NMC ch : 49.59 km. Length : 548m. Concrete : 2.232 Lm³ Steel : 16225 t Expenditure : Rs 96.90 Crore.
11	MAHI AQUEDUCT River : Mahi NMC Ch. : 142.86km Length : 602.50m Concrete : 3.874 Lcum Steel : 22904 t Expenditure: 135.27 cr.
12	Physical & Financial Details Narmada Main Canal ( 0 to 144 km)
13	Canal Definition in general for SSP Branch Canal > 100 cusecs Distrtibutories 25 to 100 cusecs Minor < 25 cusecs Sub-minor & 0.5 to 1.5 cusecs Field Channel
14	Salient Features of Branch Canal Phase - I Narmada Main Canal : 144 km No. of Brach canals : 25 Length of Branch canals : 656 km Major Branch canals : Miyagam, Vadodara
15	Mandva Branch
16	Sakarada Branch
17	Vadodara Branch Canal CR/Fall at Ch. 6720m
18	Physical & Financial Details Branch Canals of Phase - I
19	DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM (Phase – I) Total CCA : 4.47 lacs ha. No. of Blocks : 52 No. of agro-climatic regions : 4 Total No. of Distributories : 204 Total Length of Distributories : 1114 Km Total No. of Minors : 1633 Total Length of Minors : 4720Km Districts Covered : Narmada, Bharuch, Vadodara and Panchamahals
20	Command Area of Phase – I Districtwise Details
21	Physical & Financial Details Distributories & Minors of Phase – I (ON GOING AND COMPLETED WORKS)
22	Year wise District wise CCA up to Minor Planned to be developed (ha)
23	HR of Sankheda Distributory
24	P.D.at Ch. 850m on Sakaria Minor
25	Fall at ch. 2223m Alwa Minor
26	HR of Alwa Minor
27	Objectives of Command Area Development VSA based planning Formation of Water Users Associations(WUAs) Construction of sub-minors, field-channels, field- drains and link drains Land leveling and shaping Development of ground water resources Conjunctive use of surface and ground water Training to irrigation staff and farmers Agricultural extension
28	ROLE OF SSNNL AND WUAs through Participatory Irrigation Management Distribution of water - uniformly and equitably Involvement of beneficiary farmers in water management and distribution Formation of Farmers co-operative societies (WUA) The water distribution system in Village Service Area (200-500 ha) will be constructed jointly by the SSNNL and WUA. The distribution system will be handed over to the WUA Water will be supplied on volumetric basis Maximum 22” (53 cm) in max. 7 watering per year during Kharif & Rabi season only. Outlet - chak area of about 40 ha to 60 ha. Farmers to construct kachha field channels & Field drains
29	Narmada Piyat Sahakari Mandalies (WUAs) Phase - I
30	FUNCTIONS OF THE WUA Rotational Water Supply (RWS) schedule Operation and maintenance of irrigation system below minor level To put up consolidated demand of water Collection of Water charges To raise resources and maintain account and annual audit.
31	Government scheme of command area development
32	WORKS PLAN FOR SUBMINORS & LINK DRAINS YEAR 2003-2004, PHASE - 1
33	Irrigated Fields
34	Year Wise Construction Schedule
35	FINANCIAL DETAILS OF CANAL PHASE - I
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37	And here is the Ultimate Goal of SSP
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