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MASSMUS Application in Shahapur Canal Naryanpur Karnataka India February 2009.

MASSMUS Application in Shahapur Canal Naryanpur Karnataka India February 2009. Dr PS RAO. PS RAO. (11) PLAN FOR MODERNIZATION and MONITORING & EVALUATION. (0) WATER SERVICES. (10) INTEGRATING SOM OPTIONS. (1) RAP. (9) OPERATION IMPROVEMENTS/UNITS. (2) CAPACITY & SENSITIVITY.

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MASSMUS Application in Shahapur Canal Naryanpur Karnataka India February 2009.

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  1. MASSMUS Application in Shahapur Canal Naryanpur Karnataka India February 2009. Dr PS RAO PS RAO

  2. (11) PLAN FOR MODERNIZATION and MONITORING & EVALUATION (0) WATER SERVICES (10) INTEGRATING SOM OPTIONS (1) RAP (9) OPERATION IMPROVEMENTS/UNITS (2) CAPACITY & SENSITIVITY (8) DEMAND for OPERATION (3) PERTURBATIONS (4) WATER SHARES and BENEFITS (7) MANAGEMENT UNITS (5) COST of OPERATION (6) USERS & SERVICE TO USERS VISION OF THE IRRIGATION SYSTEM AND FUTURE SCENARIO BUILDING

  3. Narayanpur systems 8 systems Indi BC JBC MBC Indi Lift IS SBC NLBC NRBC Rampur LIS

  4. Shahapur Branch Canal Shahapur city Shorapur city

  5. STEP 1 Censing MUSIrrigation Cotton Rice

  6. Diversified cropping pattern

  7. Domestic water Shettikera tank Groundwater recharge by irrigation Hand pumps along SC Shahapur City reservoir

  8. Domestic water Purposely made gate leak to feed dwellers along drainage People access to canal water along SC

  9. Others MUS • CATTLE • DRAINAGE • FLOOD CONTROL • SMALL BUSINESS • POWER PRODUCTION • ENVIRONMENT RECREATION

  10. 7 Water Services met in SBC, classified with the MEA grid

  11. RAP MUS SHAHAPUR

  12. STEP 2 Capacity & Sensitivity

  13. Improving the capacity • More animal ramps • Better (safe) access to canal water

  14. STEP 3 Perturbations • No specific estimations were possible as the MUS is not recognized within the system • Further studies recommended

  15. STEP 4 Sizing MUS • WATER ACCOUNTING • VALUING WATER

  16. STEPS 5 to 10 • COSTING WATER SERVICES • MANAGEMENT • DEMAND • IMPROVEMENTS • INTEGRATION • PLAN FOR MODERNIZATION

  17. Follow Up • Further validation in another system • Good awareness at policy level – to be streamlined for recognizing and valuing • System managers welcome the tool – more to be trained

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