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Rainwater to provide Safe Drinking Water

This study assesses the social, environmental, and economic impacts of using rainwater to provide safe drinking water. It highlights reduced travel for women, revenue generation, and sustainable water sources. Groundwater replenishment, reduced energy use, and improved water quality are key outcomes. The methodology includes surveys, impact assessment, and report preparation. Innovations like social auditing, economic models, and engineering designs are featured. Social aspects of beneficiary populations, caste-wise distributions, and income changes are analyzed. Educational status and household income variations across villages are examined before and after interventions.

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Rainwater to provide Safe Drinking Water

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  1. Rainwater to provide Safe Drinking Water

  2. Findings of the Impact Study Social impact: Women don't have to travel long distances to collect drinking water. It is at their doors' steps. Runoff water is collected and used for revenue generation. People get safe and quality drinking water throughout the year. Healthy society due to safe drinking water (ii) Environmental Impact: Supply of drinking water by green (lesser energy intensive) and natural method Ground water replenishment Green cash crop is created. Evaporation, Runoff losses, and soil erosion are minimized

  3. Ground Water Potential Table 1: Block wise ground water potential in the Area

  4. Methodology adopted for Impact Assessment of the Project Preparation of a questionnaire for identification of impacts covering physical, economical and social issues. Conducting survey in the villages and getting the questionnaire filled by selected households of villages. Identification of the impacts of project after intervention as compared before intervention Preparation of report for various parameters with respect to social and economical effects of the project.

  5. Contd… Sex Of Respondents % Table 2: Sample villages and number of households for primary survey

  6. Innovative elements/components of the Project Social Audit Economics Lac Production and Revenue Model Social Innovation

  7. Contd… Engineering Innovation Network Design Knowledge Repository Water testing Drip Irrigation Packages for Replication Numbering Plan

  8. Socio-economic characteristics of the project Population Implementation of project comprises of the roof tops runoff water, interconnecting pipes and household tanks. Overflow of water from household tanks get collected into a big tank outside the village. This system has affected the social life of the villagers such that they collectively maintain the system and plan for water harvesting.

  9. Social Aspects of Beneficiary Population Table 3: Caste wise distribution of sample households.

  10. Contd… Fig1. Caste Wise Distribution of Tanks in Villages

  11. Contd… Table 4: Sex wise distribution of sample population in sample villages.

  12. Contd… Fig 2. Overall Sex wise distribution of household in villages

  13. Cont… Table 5: Sex wise distribution of population in Rayla Village

  14. Contd… Table 3:Sex wise distribution of population in sample households

  15. Cont… Table 6: Sex wise distribution of population in Harinagar Village

  16. Contd… Fig 4:Sex wise distribution of population in sample households

  17. Contd… Table 7: Sex wise distribution of population in Kakreu Kalan Village

  18. Contd… Fig 5: Sex wise distribution of population in Kakreu Kalan Village

  19. Contd… Table 8: Sex wise distribution of population in Laseri Village

  20. Contd… Fig 6: Sex wise distribution of population in Laseri Village

  21. Contd… Table 9: Sex wise distribution of population in Indrasar Village

  22. Contd… Fig 7 : Sex wise distribution of population in Indrasar Village

  23. Contd… Table 10: All Villages Educational status of sample households.

  24. Contd… Fig 8: All Villages Educational status of sample households.

  25. Contd… Table 11:Rayla Village occupation wise income per household in before and after intervention.

  26. Contd… B.I.-Before Intervention Fig 9.Income distribution of selected households before and after intervention in Rayla village

  27. Contd… Table12: Harinagar Village occupation wise income per household in before and after intervention.

  28. Contd… Fig 10. Income distribution of selected households before and after intervention in Harinagar village

  29. Contd…

  30. Contd… Table13: Kakreu Kalan Village occupation wise income per household in before and after intervention.

  31. Contd… Fig 11. Income distribution of selected households before and after intervention in Kakreu Kalan village

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  33. Contd… Table14: Laseri Village occupation wise income per household in before and after intervention.

  34. Contd… Fig 12.Income distribution of selected households before and after intervention in Laseri village

  35. Contd… Table15: Indrasar Village occupation wise income per household in before and after intervention.

  36. Contd… Table 16:Rayla VillageOccupation wise share in total household income (before and after intervention).

  37. Contd… Table 17:Harinagar VillageOccupation wise share in total household income (before and after intervention).

  38. Contd…

  39. Contd… Table 18:Kakreu Kalan VillageOccupation wise share in total household income (before and after intervention).

  40. Contd…

  41. Contd… Table 19:Kakreu Kalan VillageOccupation wise share in total household income (before and after intervention).

  42. Contd… Table 20:Indrasar VillageOccupation wise share in total household income (before and after intervention).

  43. Contd… Table 20: Village Rayla, Income group wise distribution of sample households

  44. Contd… Table 21: Village Harinagar, Income group wise distribution of sample households

  45. Contd…

  46. Contd… Table 22: Village Kakreu Kalan, Income group wise distribution of sample households

  47. Contd…

  48. Contd… Table 23: Village Laseri, Income group wise distribution of sample households

  49. Contd… Table 24: Village Indrasar, Income group wise distribution of sample households

  50. Contd… Table 25: Type of houses owned by sample households in Rayla Village.

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