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Stabilizing the Canal Irrigation,n potential already created and about 82% of the ultimate irrigation potential (UIP). The gap between the created and utilized potential is increasing over the years, which is about 25.6 M ha (27.15%) at the end of the Eleventh Plan. The average water use efficiency of the canal irrigation projects

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Sustaining Groundwater Irrigation,as on 2022) is 60%. Out of the total 7089 groundwater assessment units in the country, about 14% are “Over-exploited”, 4% are “Critical”, and 12% are “Semi-critical” units. Irrigated agriculture accounts for about 87% of total annual groundwater extracted. As on 2020–21, the average failure rate (dr

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Reviving Tank Irrigation,ank catchment, weak tank-based institutions, erratic rainfall and poor tank filling, inadequate budget for maintenance, improper land use in the upstream, and siltation of the tank water spread over years had resulted in poor performance of the tanks. Tank rehabilitation programmes by various agenci

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Maximizing Wastewater Reuse,ing wastewater resources. The current installed sewage treatment capacity is 31,841 MLD, but the operational capacity is 26,869 MLD (26%). The amount of water needed by the manufacturing sector will increase by 2.2 times between 2010 and 2050 and the energy sector will increase by 3.7 times. Wastewa

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Enhancing Water Productivity and Climate-Smart Technologies,ible water management technologies at all levels. About 22% of the available technologies/practices are currently adopted and based on the financial viability, only 8–10% of the adopted technologies are successful. Among the regions, southern and western regions account for comparatively a higher pe

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Re-Estimating the Crop Water Requirement (CWR),tions couldn’t represent the actual CWR to plan the water allocation in the present era of climate change. Reworking the crop water requirements (CWR), net irrigation requirements (NIR), and gross irrigation requirements (GIR) using scientific approach incorporating the climatic parameters has provi

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Up-Scaling Micro Irrigation, a demand management technology in India. The MI potential in the country varies from 42 to 72 M.ha by various estimates. At all India level, the MI area covered to the potential till 2019 is only about 17.4%. Among the drip and sprinkler coverage, the potential covered under drip is 28.2% and sprin

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