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World Bank Document DRY ZONE LIVELIHOOD AND PARTNERSHIP PROGRAMME - ANURADHAPURA DISTRICT IRRIGATION REHABILITATION WORKS - 2011 Benefi. Project Benefi. No. of Extent Cultivated - Ha Type of Name of Contribution Balance to be paid Name of the Contractor Agrement No. DSD GND contribution Contribution Rs' Expenditure Rs'000 farmers Progress Impl. Agency scheme scheme Completed Rs' Rs'000 (CBO) Date Public Disclosure Authorized Rs.'000 '000 benefited '000 Before After Viharagal Perakum FO, 1 Galenbindunuwewa163, Ihalagama Tank 947.98 105.33 508.62 56.51 439.36 22 8 12 2011.07.27 80% DPMU a wewa Viharagala Ekamuthu FO, Ihala 2 Galenbindunuwewa187, Ihala Galkulama Tank Ihala Galkulama wewa874.34 97.15 679.94 75.55 194.40 16 9 13 2011.07.13 100% DPMU Galkulama Kayanwe Mailagaswewa Farmer 3 Galenbindunuwewa159, Mailagaswewa Tank 975.58 108.39 317.88 35.32 657.70 15 8 10 2011.07.13 80% DAD wa Organization 2797.90 310.87 1506.44 167.38 1291.46 53 25 35 Mawathawewa Farmer 4 Horowpothana 123, Thimbiriatthawala Anicut Palugaha Amuna 206.45 22.93 119.89 13.32 86.56 56 20 20 2011.07.13 100% DPMU Organization Sujatha Fo, 5 Horowpothana 134, Puhulewewa Anicut Akkara 10 Amuna 679.26 75.47 382.37 42.49 296.90 25 10 12 2011.07.13 80% DPMU Puhulewewa Public Disclosure Authorized 6 Horowpothana 152, Nabadawewa Anicut Yabaragoda Ela Amuna599.29 66.58 474.73 16.72 124.56 35 15 30 Hansa FO, Pattiyawila 2011.07.13 100% DPMU 1485.00 164.98 976.99 72.53 508.01 116 45 62 Walpalug Gangurewa FO, 7 Kahatagasdigiliya200, Nekatunuwewa Tank 655.72 72.85 408.46 45.38 247.26 30 14 18 2011.08.04 100% DPMU ama Seepukulama Thimbiriw Kanadara Rathmale 8 Kahatagasdigiliya199, Kanadara Rathmale Tank 935.37 103.93 508.94 56.55 426.43 25 14 20 2011.07.13 100% DPMU ewa Farmer Organization Galenbind Saralanka Farmer 9 Kahatagasdigiliya213, Ambagahawewa Tank 821.63 93.12 0.00 0.00 821.63 30 12 16 2011.09.07 20% DAD unuwewa Organization Andarawe Sucharitha Farmer 10 Kahatagasdigiliya202, Moragahawela Tank 1323.49 180.47 886.90 72.87 436.59 18 8 16 2011.07.19 100% DPMU wa Organization 3736.21 450.37 1804.29 174.80 1931.92 103 48 70 Public Disclosure Authorized Kalawedi Ulpotha 11 Kebithigollewa 31, Bandara Ulpotha Anicut Dunuke Ulpotha Amuna568.90 63.21 407.15 45.24 161.75 25 14 18 2011.08.22 100% DPMU Farmer Organization Eksath FO, 12 Kebithigollewa 35, Herath Halmillewa Tank Mahanikawewa 1372.73 242.24 436.40 48.49 936.33 32 12 16 2011.09.19 80% PID Mahanikawewa Herath Halmillewa 13 Kebithigollewa 35, Herath Halmillewa Tank Kuda Warakapalawewa814.29 143.69 195.35 21.71 618.94 18 6 10 2011.07.27 100% DPMU Farmer Organization Improvem Govi Udana FO, 14 Kebithigollewa Gonuhaddenawa Tank ents to 66.26 0.00 46.83 5.20 19.43 0 0 0 2011.08.04 100% DPMU Kuwulekada spill / Public Disclosure Authorized 2822.18 449.14 1085.74 120.64 1736.44 75 32 44 Weera Perakum FO, 15 Mahawilachchiya372, Thuppitiyawa Tank Mudithagama 678.52 75.39 151.95 16.88 526.57 15 2 10 201.07.22 70% DPMU Thuppitiyawa Heenadut Heenadutuwewa FO, 16 Mahawilachchiya356, Dunumadalewa Tank uwewa 531.91 59.10 475.89 52.88 56.02 0 0 0 2011.07.13 100% DPMU Helambawewa Extra 1210.43 134.49 627.84 69.76 582.59 90 34 54 Dimuthu FO, 17 Medawachchiya 59, Ekirikanda Anicut Puranawela Amuna597.27 66.36 422.26 46.92 175.01 29 12 16 2011.07.22 85% DPMU Karapikkaa Ihala Ekamuthu FO, 18 Medawachchiya 73, Kiddagalegama Tank 807.21 89.69 401.74 44.64 405.47 20 7 10 2011.08.08 70% DPMU wewa Kidagalegama Improvem Chinthana FO, 19 Medawachchiya Puhudiwula Tank ents to 82.78 0.00 41.65 4.63 41.13 0 0 0 2011.08.04 100% DPMU Makichchawa spill / 1487.26 156.05 865.65 96.18 621.61 49 19 26 DRY ZONE LIVELIHOOD AND PARTNERSHIP PROGRAMME - ANURADHAPURA DISTRICT IRRIGATION REHABILITATION WORKS - 2011 Benefi. Project Benefi. No. of Extent Cultivated - Ha Type of Name of Contribution Balance to be paid Name of the Contractor No. DSD GND contribution Contribution Rs' Expenditure Rs'000 farmers Progress Impl. Agency scheme scheme Completed Rs' Rs'000 (CBO) Rs.'000 '000 benefited '000 Before After Mahanaga FO, 20 Mihinthale 581, Maradankalla Tank Punchikulama 642.82 71.42 264.25 29.36 378.57 17 7 11 2011.09.12 100% DAD Maradankalla Praja Shakthi FO, 21 Mihinthale 590, Kattambuwagama Anicut Halmillewa Amunu 634.35 70.48 227.98 25.33 406.37 50 20 20 2011.08.04 90% DPMU Pahala Halmillewa Flood Sam Sam FO, 22 Mihinthale 569, Katukeliyawa Tank Damage 292.08 32.45 230.99 25.67 61.09 0 0 0 2011.06.13 100% DPMU Kaipitiyawa Repairs to 1569.25 174.35 723.22 80.36 846.03 67 27 31 Mankadawala Farmer 23 NPC 313, Mankadawala Anicut Lev Akkare Amuna 445.92 49.54 317.74 35.30 128.18 27 8 8 2011.09.01 100% DPMU Organization 445.92 49.54 317.74 35.30 128.18 27 8 8 Sucharitha FO, 24 NPE 236, Suchrithagama Anicut Mora Ela Amuna 360.35 40.04 260.91 28.99 99.44 17 8 10 2011.12.13 100% DPMU Sucharithagama 360.35 40.04 260.91 28.99 99.44 17 8 10 Gemunu Farmer 25 Padaviya 14, Bogahawewa Tank Baduwewa 725.93 80.66 153.61 17.07 572.32 30 12 16 2011.08.02 50% DPMU Organization Ulpathwewa FO, Aluth 26 Padaviya 14, Bogahawewa Tank Ulpathwewa 816.76 90.75 280.82 31.20 535.94 20 6 10 2011.08.02 75% DPMU Halmillewa 1542.69 171.41 434.43 48.27 1108.26 50 18 26 Palugaha Maneruwa Farmer 27 Palagala 665, Maneruwa Anicut Akkare 802.81 89.20 350.95 38.99 451.86 60 8 12 2011.08.19 60% DPMU Organization Amuna 802.81 89.20 350.95 38.99 451.86 60 8 12 Sarakrtha Farmer 28 Rajanganaya 458, Tract - 17 Tank Pokune wewa 746.64 82.96 350.55 38.95 396.09 25 6 10 2011.08.22 100% DPMU Organization 746.64 82.96 350.55 38.95 396.09 25 6 10 Siyambal Perakum FO, 29 Thalawa 376, Nallamudawa Tank agaswew 841.21 93.46 453.48 23.68 387.73 17 5 10 2011.07.27 80% DPMU Nallamudawa a Galtemwe Rotawewa FO, 30 Thalawa 377, Mawathawewa Tank 822.66 91.40 175.41 19.49 647.25 25 10 12 2011.08.05 80% DPMU wa Mawathawewa 1663.87 184.86 628.89 43.17 1034.98 42 15 22 Gemunu FO, 31 Thirappane 553, Perimiyankulama Tank Nabada wewa 799.13 90.62 411.05 45.67 388.08 17 10 12 2011.08.04 75% DPMU Orukmankulama Mahasen FO, 32 Thirappane 558, Amunichchiya Tank Makara wewa 962.26 106.92 844.13 93.79 118.13 50 5 16 2011.07.22 100% DPMU Amunichchiya Senarath Mahasen FO, Kuda 33 Thirappane 550, Sembukulama Anicut nage 935.96 103.99 471.36 52.37 464.60 50 20 20 2011.09.21 60% DPMU Kanumulla Amuna 2697.35 301.53 1726.53 191.84 970.82 117 35 48 Total 23367.86 2759.79 11660.16 1207.16 11707.70 891 329 459 Anicuts 5830.56 647.80 3435.33 345.68 2395.23 374 135 166 65 86 Tanks 17537.30 2111.99 8224.84 861.49 9312.46 517 194 293 69 114 Total Civil Works #REF! #REF! #REF! #REF! #REF! #REF! #REF! #REF! 134 200 Kudaindiwewa Mahawilachchiy 43 372, Thuppitiyawa culvert access road 44.25 14.75 37.82 14.00 6.43 0 100% DPMU a Access(S/S) - road 1 no. to Mahawilachchiy 44 372, Thuppitiyawa Road Mudithagama 479.67 119.92 366.34 101.76 113.33 40 60% DPMU a Agri roadtank from Mahawilachchiy 45 362, Pemaduwa Road simom's house 968.69 170.94 0.00 0.00 968.69 250 70% DS a at Ulukkulama #REF! #REF! #REF! #REF! #REF! #REF! Imprts. to 46 NPC 310, Puwarasankulama Road Thalakolawewa 644.26 161.07 411.96 114.43 232.30 225 100% DPMU access road Const. of 47 NPC 311, Parasangaswewa Well Drinking Water 212.84 53.21 107.56 29.88 105.28 20 100% DPMU Rehab.Well Of Agri 48 NPC 313, Mankadawala Road Road to Lew 337.60 84.40 294.78 80.84 42.82 75 100% DPMU AkkareAgri road Amuna near 49 NPC 292, Vihara Palugama culvert Vihara 44.25 14.75 37.62 13.93 6.63 0 100% DPMU MedawachchiyVihara 50 NPC 292, Vihara Palugama culvert Halmillakulam 44.25 14.75 37.61 13.93 6.64 0 100% DPMU a roadPahala - 1 no. 51 NPC Galpoththegama culvert Katugampolay 58.47 19.49 49.66 18.34 8.81 0 100% DPMU Constructionagama Road of - 52 NPC 305, Galpoththegama Building Multi Purpose 1106.67 196.00 918.20 180.04 188.47 150 100% DPMU Agri.Building Access at 53 NPC 305, Galpoththegama Road road to 875.33 218.83 164.71 45.75 710.62 60 100% DPMU WalaththewaAgri. Road 54 NPC 286, Elayapatthwa Road from 6th mile 918.97 162.17 0.00 0.00 918.97 75 70% DS Floodpost damage of 55 NPC 284 - Mahamankadawala Road repairs to Kanu 61.02 50.54 5.75 10.48 0 100% DPMU Akkare agri 4303.66 924.67 2072.64 502.89 2231.02 605 DRY ZONE LIVELIHOOD AND PARTNERSHIP PROGRAMME - ANURADHAPURA DISTRICT INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT WORKS - 2011 Project Balance Type of Size of Name of Benefi.
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