4Sp6c

TABLE NO:1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION CATCHMENT

WATERSHED NO

MICRO WATERSHED NO

Satluj

Sp6

Sp6c

LATITUDE 31'33' to 31'40'

LONGITUDE 77'56' to 77'59'

ALTITUDE 1398m to 4645m

AREA(HA) 2032 SLOPE IN DEGREE

DISTRICT NAME

TEHSIL/BLOCK

VILLAGE

Kinnaur

Nichar

Kachrang

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RAINFALL(mm)

SNOWFALL(mm)

TEMPERATURE(Cen)

NO OF HOUSE HOLD

NA

NA PROPOSED NO/NAME NA

NA PLACE OF INTEREST LIKE TOURISM OR ECOTOURISM NA

37

35' to 85'

CATTLE POPULATION 151

MALE 83

FEMALE 68

MILTCH 59

OTHER 205

DESCRIPTION NA

TABLE 1 PHOTO Sp6c

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TABLE NO:2 A. STATUS OF LAND USE IN MICRO WATERSHED(HA) LAND USE AGRICULTURE LAND FOREST LAND WASTE LAND OTHERS LAND TOTAL

GOVT AREA 0 2014 0 0 2014

PRIVATE AREA 18 0 0 0 18

B.AREA UNDER FOREST CATEGORY WISE :

COMMU AREA 0 0 0 0 0

Total 18 2014 0 0 2032

CATEGORY NAME AREA (HA) SPECIES DENSITY

DPF/RESERVE 0 NA NA NA

UPF UFSlaring C No -24, 25 2014 Kail, Deodar, Rai, Tosh, Cheel, BL .2 to .8

PASTURE NA NA NA NA

OTHERS NA NA NA NA

TABLE NO:3 AREA UNDER PLANTATIONS FOR LAST 15 YEARS NAME

LATITUDE AND LONGITU DE

TOTAL AREA (HA)

SAMP LE AREA (HA)

SPECI ES PLANT ED

SAMPLE GAP FILLING AREA(HA)

SURV IVAL %

TOTAL GAP FILLING AREA(HA)

AREA NEEDED NEW PLANTATION (HA)

FENCIN G REQUIR ED(RM)

REASONS FOR FAILURE

FINAL PRESCRIPTION( Enrichment (HA))

Slaring

31'35'54" 77'56'02"

20

5

Deoda r

2

60

8

12

99000

Due to drought and fire.

Energy Plantation = 2 Enrichment = 310

TOTAL :

20

5

2

8

12

99000

COST(Rs)

138000

276000

35000

10850000 11126000

TABLE 3 PHOTOS Slaring

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TABLE NO:4 SOIL & MOISTURE CONSERVATION MEASURES NEEDED IN FOREST AREAS NAME OF AREA

LATITUDE/ LONGITUDE

PRESCRIPTION

Slaring

31'35'54" 77'56'02"

Trenching

QUANTITY 1x.50x.30m = 1800 No

AVAILABILTY OF LOCAL MATERIAL Stone & local species

OLD WORK NEED REPAIRING (QUANTITY) NA

FINAL PRESCRIPTION NEW NEW PRESCRIPTION QUANTITY 1x.30x.30m= Trenching 4000 Nos

RATE/CUM

COST(Rs)

9.9

39600

TABLE 4 PHOTOS Slaring

TABLE NO:5 AGROFORESTRY TYPE OF TREE TREES WILD FRUIT

MEDICINAL

PRESENT STATUS PRESENT NOs PRESENT SPECIES Deodar, Baan, Kail, Kunish, Cheel, 300 Rubinia, Kakkar, Khair, Fegra, Chulli, Bemi, Shegul, Khanor, 250 Basar, Paja, Wild almond, Walnut, Heer Dhoop, Karu, Patish, hathpanja, Discoria, Zeera, Jangli Gainda, Kashmal, Bhekal, Guchhi, Timber, 1800 Rakhal

FUTURE REQUIREMENT FUTURE NOs FUTURE SPECIES Deodar, Baan, Kail, Kunish, Cheel, 1500 Rubinia, Kakkar, Khair, Fegra, Chulli, Bemi, Shegul, Khanor, 2000 Basar, Paja, Wild almond, Walnut, Heer Dhoop, Karu, Patish, hathpanja, Discoria, Zeera, Jangli Gainda, Kashmal, Bhekal, Guchhi, Timber, 2500 Rakhal

NEED FOR EXTENSION

SOURCE OF PLANTING STOCK(Nearest Nursery)

Y

Slaring Nursery.

Y

Slaring Nursery.

Y

Slaring Nursery.

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TABLE NO:6 GRAZING LANDS Name Slaring Kandas

LATITUDE/L ONGITUDE

AREA (HA)

NA

20

SPECIES Grass & trees

WEED REMOVAL

SEEDING

CLOSURES

Yes

Yes

No

Other Local grass & fodder plants are required to planted in Kandas.

PEOPLES SUGGESTION No suggestion.

Rate/ Hac (Rs) 27000

Cost (Rs) 540000

TABLE NO:7

TEMPLE/PRIVATE/COMMUNITY/PANCHAYAT FOREST AREA NAME NA

AREA(HA) NA

LATITUDE/LONGITUDE NA

SPECIES NA

GAP FILLING NA

MAINTENANCE NA

NEW PLANTATION NA

SOIL CONSERVATION MEASURES(QUANTITY) NA

TABLE NO:8 PERFORMA FOR SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION FOR NON-FOREST AREA(Nala & Khads) NAME OF AREA

LATITUDE /LONGITU DE

Fufal Khad(9 Kms)

31'35'55" 77'56'01"

Kachra ng Nala (2.5 Kms)

31'34'48" 77'56'35"

Slaring Khad (12 Kms)

31'35'30" 77'56'09"

PRESCRIPTIO N Live Hedge

Retaining Wall in Gabion Brushwood CheckDams Brushwood CheckDams Live Hedge CheckDams Retaining Wall in Gabion Brushwood Live Hedge Retaining Wall in Gabion

QUANTITY 1200 Rms 10x3x4m = 12 Nos 12x3x4m = 15 Nos 15x3x4m = 08 Nos 8x3x4m = 14 Nos 400 Rms 8x1.5x1.5m = 20 Nos 150 Rms 15x1.5x1.5m = 05 Nos 1000 Rms 10x1.5x1.5m = 16 Nos 25x3x4m = 800 Rms 2500 Rms 12x3x4m = 18x3x4m = 22x3x4m =

AVAILABI LITY OF LOCAL MATERIAL

OLD WORKS NEEDING REPAIR(QUA NTITY)

LIFT IRRIGATI ON(HT/A CERAGE)

Stone & local species

NA

NA

Stone & local species

NA

NA

15 Nos

22 Nos 20 Nos 18 Nos

Stone & local species

Check dams = 02 Nos

NA

FINAL PRESCRIPTION NEW PRESCRIPTIO N NEW QUANTITY Live Hedge 2700 Rms 10x3x4m = 4 Nos 12x3x4m = 5 Nos 15x3x4m = 3 Nos Retaining Wall Gabion 8x3x4m = 4 Nos Brushwood 450 Rms CheckDams 8x1.5x1.5m = 6 Nos Brushwood 125 Rms CheckDams 15x1.5x1.5m = 2 Nos Live Hedge 750 Rms CheckDams 10x1.5x1.5m = 5 Nos Retaining Wall Gabion 25x3x4m = 5 Nos Brushwood 600 Rms Live Hedge 3600 Rms 12x3x4m = 7 Nos 18x3x4m = 7 Nos Retaining Wall Gabion 22x3x4m = 6 Nos

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RATE/ UNIT 9.6 29131 29131 29131 29131 62 10033 62 10033 9.6 10033

COST(Rs) 25920 1165240 1747860 1310895 932192 27900 481584 7750 300990 7200 501650

29131 62 9.6 29131 29131 29131

3641375 37200 34560 2447004 3670506 3845292

TABLE 8 PHOTOS Slaring Khad

Fufal Khad

Kachrang Nala

TABLE NO:9 PERFORMA FOR LANDSLIDE NAME OF AREA/ LOCATION NA

TYPE OF SOIL AND ROCK NA

DEGREE OF SLOPES/ SEVERITY NA

OCCURRENCE (Season) NA

DAMAGE/RISK TO LIFE & PROPERTY NA

ROAD CONSTRU CTION NA

QUARRY NA

OTHER CONSTRU CTIONS NA

NATURAL NA

MEASURES TAKEN NA

SUGGESTED MEASURES NA

TABLE NO:9A INFORMATION ON (CULTIVATION / LIFE STOCK / FUEL / FODDER / MFP) 1.Fruits FRUIT NAME Plum Japani Fruit Walnut Bemi Apricot Pears Apple Litchi

VARIETY(LOCAL/IMPROVED) Sentaroza Improved Local Local Local Local Royal, Golden, Deliucious, Spur, Red Golden, Red Royal Local

USE OF FERTILISERS No

USE OF INSECTICIDES No

No No No No No

No No No No No

Yes No

Yes No

PROBLEMS FACED

Technical guidance is required. Good quality of seeds and plants are required. Wild animals destroy the crops.

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2.CROPS : CROPS NAME Koda Maize Ogla Potato Bithu Fafra Rajmash Tulsi Wheat kavni Barley

VARIETY(LOCAL/IMPROVED) Local Local Local Local Local Local Local Local Local Local Local

USE OF FERTILISERS No No No No No No No No No No No

USE OF INSECTICIDES No No No No No No No No No No No

PROBLEMS FACED

Technical guidance is required. Good quality of seeds and plants are required. Wild animals destroy the crops.

3.VEGETABLE : VEGETABLE NAME Radish Tomato Brinjal Cauliflower Peas Capsicum Onion Cabbage

VARIETY(LOCAL/IMPROVED) Local Local Local Local Local Local Local Local

USE OF FERTILISERS No No No No No No No No

USE OF INSECTICIDES No No No No No No No No

PROBLEMS FACED Technical guidance is required. Good quality of seeds and plants are required. Wild animals destroy the crops.

4. LIVE STOCK : LIVE STOCK(NO) Sheep/Goat - 162 Cow - 59 Horse/Mule - 12 Ox - 31

BREED Local & Local & Local & Local &

WHETHER SELLING THE PRODUCT No Yes No No

Jersey Jersey Jersey Jersey

PROBLEM FACED Veterinary is away from the villages.

5.FUEL/FODDER : FUEL/FODDER MANAGEMENT FUEL FODDER

REQUIREMENT Yes Yes

AVAILABILITY

GAP PERCENTAGE 35% 40%

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SOURCE Forests Forests

MINOR FOREST PRODUCTS (MFP) MINOR FOREST PRODUCTS Timber Discoria Hathpanja Patish Jungli Gainda Kashmal Karu Dhoop Zeera Guchhi Rakhal Bhekal

EXISTING NAME Timber Discoria Hathpanja Patish Jungli Gainda Kashmal Karu Dhoop Zeera Guchhi Rakhal Bhekal

SUGGESTIONS

Camp for technical guidance about the MFPs be managed for the villagers.

PEOPLES PARTICIPATION: MAIN PROBLEMS Walking in the village in day and nights is very tough as the condition of the paths is very poor.

There is no ground for central functions in the area.

No approachable road is available from main road to Kachrang village.

No LPG is available in the villages. all the people are depended on forests for fuel wood.

Two crematoriums are held in the villages where no rain shedis available and path is very poor.

Drainage of rain water damages the property of the villagers.

The condition of village temple is very poor.

No facilities of common toilets and bathrooms is available in the villages.

All the check dams are destroying in the rainy seasons as they are made of dry stone.

A large stone is disturbed in uphill at the top of village Middle School, which is dangerous for the lives of the children.

Crossing of Satluj from Bhabanagar to village is only through rope bridge which is very difficult.

Carriage of goods from Bhabanagar to Kachrang village is very tough.

Shortage of drinking water exists in the village.

No accommodation is held for Youth Club, Anganbari, and Community Hall.

No income generating activities are held in the area.

Disturbance of project works and blasting has affected the villagers as stones are frequently dropping from uphill to the villages and damaged the paths badly.

SUGGESTION FOR IMPROVEMENT Solar lights be installed in the villages and maintenance of the village paths is required.

A ground be made near the Middle School of village for Central functions.

Road be made from main road to kachrang village.

PEOPLES PRIORITIES

LPG Cylinder be provided to the villagers free of cost or on subsidy.

A shed be made at the place of crematorium and path be widened.

Proper drainage for rain water be made in the villages.

Fencing and repair of the temple is required.

Common toilets and bathroom be made for the villagers.

Priority.

All the check dams are required to be made with crate wire and strong.

The stone is required to be removed immediately.

Bridge be made from Bhabanagar to Kachrang village is required.

Span be installed from Kachrang to Bhabanagar to meet the requirement.

Drinking water be supplied from Parwa to Kachrang through pipeline at approx 5 Kms span.

Accommodation be made for all these communities and a ground is also required for Central functions.

Top Priority.

Priority.

Small income generating plants be opened in the area for seeking employment by the villagers.

Project authorities be warraned to manage for the droppings stones and not to damage the property of villagers.

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COSTING: TABLES COST

TABLE 3 11126000

TABLE 4 39600

TABLE 6 540000

TABLE 8 20185118

TOTAL 31890718

TABLE 9 0

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