DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT
INTEGRATED WATERSHED MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME (Common Guideline)
DETAILED PROJECT REPORT
KOLASIB – I
Duration of the Project 2010 -2016 Total Area to be treated : 2998 ha. Total Project Cost : Rs. 449.70 lakhs.
Implementing Agency
Block Development Officer, Bilkhawthlir Rural Development Block Kolasib District, Mizoram
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF INTEGRATED WATERSHED MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME KOLASIB – I
Prepared by The Block Development Officer, Bilkhawthlir Rural Development Block Bilkhawthlir, Kolasib District, Mizoram
With technical guidance from District Watershed Development Unit cum Data Cell, Kolasib, Mizoram (DRDA, Kolasib)
Duration of the Project : 2010 -2016
Implementing Agency Block Development Officer, Bilkhawthlir Rural Development Block Bilkhawthlir, Kolasib District, Mizoram
Funded by Ministry of Rural Development Department of Land Resources Government of India
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FORWARDING
The new approach of watershed development has come into force on April, 2008. Fortunately, the State level Nodal Agency, (Mizoram Watershed Development Agency, MZDWDA) and District Watershed Development Unit, Kolasib appointed as one of the Project Implementing Agency in Kolasib – I within my block, Bilkhawthlir R.D Block.
I have no intension to make the Detail Project Report. I requested the officials of District Rural Development Agency, Kolasib District and State Institute of Rural Development, Mzoram, Kolasib to prepare this toughest job. We constituted the Watershed Committee in each and every Village, done Participatory Rural Apprisal for selection of beneficiaries like User Groups, Self Help Groups, Asset less persons, Micro-enterprise Groups and selected site for Entry Point Activities. Procurements of planting materials are to be selected through the Transect Walk and Matrix ranking; this may lead to enhance the users for large scale production and marketing. The entire physical infrastructures are designed and may be suited for this area. Estimates are also enclosed for further reference.
I hope this DPR will work efficiently and effectively for the watershed development in a large extent. I wish the DPR may make a great success.
Project Implementing Agency Kolasib– I IWMP Project
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TABLE OF CONTENT Para Content Page no. 1 Chapter – I : Introduction 6 1.2 Mizoram 22 1.3 Kolasib district 25 2 Chapter – II : Location of Watershed & brief history of villages 31 3 Chapter – III : Democraphic features 38 3.1 Population 38 3.2 Livestock details 39 3.3 Land holding & Socio-economic pattern 40 3.4 Migration pattern 42 3.5 Details of CBOs & SHGs. 43 4 Chapter – IV : Infrastructure facilities 46 5 Chapter – V : Land and Cropping system 54 5.1 Land use pattern 54 5.2 Details of CPR 55 5.3 Agriculture implementation tools 56 5.4 Crop classification 57 5.5 Crop & cropping pattern 58 5.6 Soil classification 59
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6 Chapter – VI : Climate and Hydrological features 61 7 Chapter – VII : Existing Asset 70 8. Chapter – VIII : Problem typology 75 9. Chapter – IX : Proposed interventions to overcome problems 77
9.1 Entry Point Activities 79
9.2 Capacity building 81 9.3 Productivity enhancement 82 9.4 Livelihood activities for Asset less persons 83 9.5 Works 84 9.6 Withdrawal phase 85 10. Chapter – X : GIS Application (Map) 87 11 Annexure – I : Withdrawal mechanism 113 12 Annexure – II : Details of User Groups 121 13 Annexure – III : Details of Self Help Groups 166 14 Annexure – IV : Details of livelihood activies for the poor 186 15 Annexure – V : Details of Production system and micro-enterprise 190 16 Annexure – VI : Details of Estimates 192
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Chapter – I
INTRODUCTION
The watershed programmes in India are relatively new, work on soil and water conservation by the Ministry of
Agriculture had begun in the early 1960s (Planning Commission, 2004). After independence India relied on multi- purpose reservoirs for providing irrigation and generating hydro-electricity. To stabilize the catchments of reservoirs and to control siltation, a Centrally Sponsored Scheme of “Soil Conservation Work in the Catchments of River Valley
Projects (RVP)” was launched in 1962-63. The Ministry of Agriculture started a scheme of Integrated Watershed
Management in the Catchments of Flood Prone Rivers (FPR) in 1980-81. During the 1980s, several successful experiences of fully treated watersheds, such as Sukhomajri in Haryana and Ralegaon Siddhi in Western
Maharashtra, came to be reported. The Ministry of Agriculture launched a scheme for propagation of water harvesting
/conservation technology in rainfed areas in 19 identified locations in 1982-83. In October 1984, the Ministry of Rural
Development (MoRD) adopted this approach in 22 other locations in rainfed areas. In these 41 model watersheds the
Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) was also involved to provide research and technology support. The
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT purpose of these Operation Research Projects was to develop “model watersheds” in different agro-climatic zones of the country. With experience gained from all these, the concept of integrated watershed development was first institutionalized with the launching of the National Watershed Development Programme in Rainfed Areas (NWDPRA) in
1990, covering 99 districts in 16 states. Meanwhile, conservation work was ongoing in the Drought Prone Areas
Programme (DPAP) launched by MoRD in 1972-73. The objective of this programme was to tackle the special problems of areas constantly affected by severe drought conditions. In 1977-78, the MoRD started a special programme for hot desert areas of Rajasthan, Gujarat and Haryana and cold desert areas of Jammu & Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh
(which were earlier under DPAP) called Desert Development Programme (DDP). These programmes were reviewed in
1973 by a Task Force headed by Dr. B.S. Minhas, by another Task Force headed by Dr. M.S. Swaminathan in 1982 as well as by an Inter-Departmental Group in 1984. In 1988 the National Committee on DPAP and DDP was set up under the Chairmanship of the Member, Planning Commission to appraise and review the DPAP and DDP. The committee was initially headed by Dr. Y.K. Alagh and later by Shri L.C. Jain who took over as Member, Planning Commission in charge of the subject. The committee submitted its report in August 1990. In 1994, a Technical Committee under the
Chairmanship of Prof. C.H. Hanumantha Rao was appointed to appraise the impact of the work done under
DPAP/DDP; identification of the weaknesses of the programme and to suggest improvements. The Hanumantha Rao
Committee felt that “the programmes have been implemented in a fragmented manner by different departments
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT through rigid guidelines without any well-designed plans prepared on watershed basis by involving the inhabitants.
Except in a few places, in most of the programme areas the achievements have been dismal. Ecological degradation has been proceeding unabated in these areas with reduced forest cover, reducing water table and a shortage of drinking water, fuel and fodder” (Hanumantha Rao Committee, 1994, Preface). The Committee, therefore, decided to revamp the strategy of implementation of these programmes, drawing upon the “the outstanding successes” of some ongoing watershed projects. It recommended that sanctioning of works should be on the basis of the action plans prepared on watershed basis instead of fixed amount being allocated per block as was the practice at that time. It called for introduction of participatory modes of implementation, through involvement of beneficiaries of the programme and non-government organisations (NGOs). It recommended that “wherever voluntary organizations are forthcoming, the management of watershed development should be entrusted to them with the ultimate aim of handing over to them one-fourth of total number of watersheds for development”. The Committee also called for a substantial augmentation of resources for watershed development by “pooling resources from other programmes being implemented by the Ministry of Rural Development, e.g., Jawahar Rozgar Yojana, Employment Assurance Scheme, etc., and by integrating them with DPAP and DDP”. The Committee recommended suitable institutional mechanism for bringing about coordination between different departments at the central and state levels with a view to ensuring uniformity of approach in implementing similar programmes for the conservation of land and water resources. On the
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT basis of these recommendations, the Hanumantha Rao Committee formulated a set of “Common Guidelines”, bringing five different programmes under the MoRD, namely, DPAP, DDP and Integrated Wastelands Development Programme
(IWDP), as also the Innovative - Jawahar Rozgar Yojana (I-JRY) and Employment Assurance Scheme (EAS), 50% of the funds of both of which were to be allocated for watershed works. The watershed projects taken up by MoRD from 1994 to 2001 followed these Common Guidelines of 1994. In 2000, the Ministry of Agriculture revised its guidelines for
NWDPRA, making them “more participatory, sustainable and equitable”. These were called WARASA – JAN
SAHABHAGITA Guidelines. The Common Guidelines of 1994 were revised by MoRD in 2001 and then again modified and reissued as “Guidelines for Hariyali” in April 2003. The watershed programme became the centerpiece of rural development in India. The Ministry of Environment and Forests as well as bilateral funding agencies are also involved in implementation of watershed projects in India.
Meanwhile, emerging issues of ground water recharging and convergence to create a critical mass of investments demanded innovative guidelines. At the advent of the Eleventh Plan period, our main challenge is to move the nation decisively in the direction of "inclusive growth". Rainfed areas of 85 million hectares out of the 142 million hectares of net cultivated area, have suffered neglect in the past. High untapped productivity and income potential exists in these areas.
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An insight into the Rainfed regions reveals a grim picture of poverty, water scarcity, rapid depletion of ground water table and fragile ecosystems. Land degradation due to soil erosion by wind and water, low rainwater use efficiency, high population pressure, acute fodder shortage, poor livestock productivity, underinvestment in water use efficiency, lack of assured and remunerative marketing opportunities and poor infrastructure are important concerns of enabling policies. The challenge in rainfed areas, therefore, is to improve rural livelihoods through participatory watershed development with focus on integrated farming systems for enhancing income, productivity and livelihood security in a sustainable manner.
The National Rainfed Area Authority (NRAA) has been set up in November 2006, keeping in mind the need to give a special thrust to these regions. A close analysis of various types of rainfed situations would reveal that soil and water conservation, watershed development and efficient water management are the key to sustainable development of rainfed areas. The watershed approach been accepted as a major theme for development of rainfed areas with a view to conserving natural resources of water, soil and vegetation by mobilizing social capital. Various studies have pointed out the central preoccupation of watershed development projects with soil and water conservation and relative neglect of issues relating to balanced use of natural resources and livelihoods.
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In order to assess the performance of various ongoing projects/ programmes of watershed development, a series of evaluation studies have been conducted by ICAR (Indian Council of Agricultural Research) Institutes, State Agriculture
Universities (SAUs), National Remote Sensing Agency (NRSA) etc. Besides, impact assessment studies were carried out by the Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of Rural Development, Planning Commission, ICRISAT (International Crops
Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics) and the Technical Committee constituted by the Department of Land
Resources (DoLR). These studies support the observation that in several watersheds, the implementation of the programme has been effective for natural resource conservation by increasing the productivity of the land, bringing additional area under agriculture, employment generation and social upliftment of beneficiaries living in the rural areas. But these successes have been sporadic and intermittent. The overall impact at the state and national levels has generally been inadequate. Additional demand and supply driven socio-economic and risk managing paradigms are emerging.
It is in this context that in coordination with the Planning Commission, an initiative has been taken to formulate
“Common Guidelines for Watershed Development Projects” in order to have a unified perspective by all ministries.
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT These guidelines are therefore applicable to all watershed development projects in all Departments / Ministries of
Government of India concerned with Watershed Development Projects.
Out of the total geographical area of the country of 329 MH, about 146 MH is degraded and 85 MH is rainfed arable land. This includes degraded land not only under private ownership, but also the one with the departments of panchayat, revenue and forest. All these lands are prioritized for development under various watershed development projects under these guidelines. During the 11th Five Year Plan, major thrust would be laid on developing the untreated areas.
The Common Guidelines of 2008 broadly indicate a fresh framework for the next generation watershed programmes.
The key features of this new unified approach can be broadly outlined as follows:
I. Delegating Powers to States: States will now be empowered to sanction and oversee the implementation of watershed projects within their areas of jurisdiction and within the parameters set out in these guidelines.
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT II. Dedicated Institutions: There would be dedicated implementing agencies with multi-disciplinary professional teams at the national, state and district level for managing the watershed programmes.
III. Financial Assistance to Dedicated Institutions: Additional financial assistance would be provided for strengthening of institutions at district, state and national level to ensure professionalism in management of watershed projects.
IV. Duration of the Programme: With the expanded scope and expectations under this approach, the project duration has been enhanced in the range of 4 years to 7 years depending upon nature of activities spread over 3 distinct phases viz., preparatory phase, works phase and consolidation phase.
V. Livelihood Orientation: Productivity enhancement and livelihoods shall be given priority along with conservation measures. Resource development and usage will be planned to promote farming and allied activities to promote local livelihoods while ensuring resource conservation and regeneration. The new approach would systematically integrate livestock and fisheries management as a central intervention and encourage dairying and marketing of dairy products. In the rainfed areas, the animal resources become a major source of income for the
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT people. When effectively integrated with the Watershed Development Projects, a comprehensive animal husbandry component would contribute significantly to ensuring a better and sustainable livelihood for the people of the rainfed areas.
VI. Cluster Approach: The new approach envisages a broader vision of geo-hydrological units normally of average size of 1,000 to 5,000 hectares comprising of clusters of micro-watersheds. If resources and area exist additional watersheds in contiguous areas in clusters may be taken up. However smaller size projects will be sanctioned in the hilly/difficult terrain areas.
VII. Scientific Planning: Special efforts need to be made to utilize the information technology and remote sensing inputs in planning, monitoring and evaluation of the programme.
VIII. Capacity Building: Capacity Building and training of all functionaries and stakeholders involved in the watershed programme implementation would be carried out on war footing with definite action plan and requisite professionalism and competence.
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT IX. Multi Tier Approach: There would be a multi tier ridge to valley sequenced approach, which should be adopted towards the implementation of the Watershed Development Projects. The higher reaches or the forests are actually where the water sources originate. The approach, therefore, will be to identify an area and first look at the forest and the hilly regions, in the upper water catchments wherever possible. When suitable treatment is undertaken, with the support of the Ministry of Environment and Forest, or from the States' forest programmes or other sources, then the hardest part of the watershed is tackled. Forest department is managing structures such as check dams, contour- bunds etc. to arrest the erosion and degradation of the forests, which in turn, actually benefit the lower tiers. Thus, in the upper reaches, which are mostly hilly and forested, the onus of implementation would mainly lie with the Forest
Departments and the Joint Forest Management Committees (JFMC). The second tier is the intermediate tier or the slopes, which are just above the agricultural lands. In the intermediate slopes, the Watershed Management approach would address all the necessary issues by looking at all the best possible options including treatment, cropping pattern, horticulture, agro-forestry etc. As to the third level of the plains and the flat areas, where typically, the farmers are operating, there would be a large concentration of labour intensive works. The watershed development process would be synergized with the employment generating programmes such as the National Rural Employment
Guarantee Scheme (NREGS), Backward Regions Grant Fund (BRGF) etc. thus providing strong coordination.
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT These guidelines coupled with the flexibilities inherent in them would provide an enabling framework for the planning, design, management and implementation of all watershed development projects in the country. As soon as these
Common Guidelines are approved, they will apply to all schemes concerned with watershed development of all departments of Government of India. New watershed projects will be implemented in accordance with these Common
Guidelines with effect from 1st April 2008. Already sanctioned and on-going projects will follow previous guidelines.
For interpretation of any of the provisions of these guidelines, the NRAA will be the final authority. If any modification in any of the provisions of these Guidelines is contemplated by of the Nodal Ministry, then such modification would need to be ratified by the Executive Committee of the NRAA.
The common guidelines for Watershed development projects are based on the following principles:
I. Equity and Gender Sensitivity: Watershed Development Projects should be considered as levers of inclusiveness. Project Implementing Agencies must facilitate the equity processes such as a) enhanced livelihood opportunities for the poor through investment in their assets and improvements in productivity and income, b) improving access of the poor, especially women to the benefits, c) enhancing role of women in decision-making
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT processes and their representation in the institutional arrangements and d) ensuring access to usufruct rights from the common property resources for the resource poor.
II Decentralization: Project management would improve with decentralization, delegation and professionalism.
Establishing suitable institutional arrangements within the overall framework of the Panchayati Raj Institutions, and the operational flexibility in norms to suit varying local conditions will enhance decentralisation. Empowered committees with delegation to rationalise the policies, continuity in administrative support and timely release of funds are the other instruments for effective decentralization.
III Facilitating Agencies: Social mobilisation, community organisation, building capacities of communities in planning and implementation, ensuring equity arrangements etc need intensive facilitation. Competent organisations including voluntary organizations with professional teams having necessary skills and expertise would be selected through a rigorous process and may be provided financial support to perform the above specific functions.
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT IV. Centrality of Community Participation: Involvement of primary stakeholders is at the centre of planning, budgeting, implementation, and management of watershed projects. Community organizations may be closely associated with and accountable to Gram Sabhas in project activities.
V. Capacity Building and Technology Inputs: Considerable stress would be given on capacity building as a crucial component for achieving the desired results. This would be a continuous process enabling functionaries to enhance their knowledge and skills and develop the correct orientation and perspectives thereby becoming more effective in performing their roles and responsibilities. With current trends and advances in information technology and remote sensing, it is possible to acquire detailed information about the various field level characteristics of any area or region. Thus, the endeavour would be to build in strong technology inputs into the new vision of watershed programmes.
VI. Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning: A participatory, outcome and impact-oriented and user-focused
Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning system would be put in place to obtain feedback and undertake improvements in planning, project design and implementation.
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT VII. Organizational Restructuring: Establishing appropriate technical and professional support structures at national, state, district and project levels and developing effective functional partnerships among project authorities, implementing agencies and support organizations would play a vital role.
In Mizoram, shifting cultivation is the main factor for environmental degradation. It is a cyclical land use consisting of felling trees/bamboos and burning of forests areas for growing crops. This result in extensive soil loses, land degradation and extinction of flora and fauna.
There is a sizeable area/land in Mizoram in the category of temporary wasteland, which is still fit for different uses under Agriculture, Horticulture, Socio-forestry, Silviculture etc. through reasonable efforts like appropriate soil and water management, recommended agronomical practices etc. Prompt action is required so that further degradation of land is prevented and hence implementation of Watershed Management Programme in a speedier way assumes is importance.
Base on the finding of wasteland mapping carried out by Mizoram Remote Sensing Application Centre, Science and
Technology Cell, Planning Department, Government of Mizoram, the wastelands in Mizoram are temporary with an
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT area of 4071.71987 sq. kms which is 19.31% of the total geographical area. Different wasteland categories identified in
Mizoram are :-
i) Current Jhum : The area under this category is estimated to be of the order of 1099.0114 sq. kms which is 5.21% of the total geographical area. ii) Abandoned jhum : Abandoned jhum upto three years old are classified under this category. The estimated area is
2662.24274 sq. kms or 12.62% of the total geographical area. iii) Degraded Notified Forest Area : This area covered 310.46569 sq. kms or 1.47% of the total geographical area.
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1. 2. MIZORAM STATE
Mizoram, perching on the high hills of north eastern corner, is flanked by Bangladesh on the west and Myanmar on the east and south. It has an area of 21,087 Sq. km. and a 630 km. long international boundary. The Tropic of Cancer runs through the heart of Mizoram. Two sister states of Manipur and Assam border it on the north while Tripura lies in the north-west.
Under the British Administration, Mizoram was known as Lushai Hills District. In 1954 by an Act of Parliament the name was changed to Mizo Hills District. In 1972, when it was made into a Union Territory, it was named Mizoram.
With the signing of the Peace Accord between the Union government and the Mizo National Front in 1986 and consequent upon the passing of the 53rd Constitution Amendment Bill, Mizoram became the 23rd state of the Indian
Union on 20th February 1987.
Mizoram has single chamber legislature consisting of 40 members. The territory has 8 district, 23 sub division, 26 rural development blocks and 3 autonomous districts and 786 Village Councils.
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT The total population is 8,88,572 including 4,29,464 female. About 50.37% live in rural area. Literacy percentage is
88.8% it ranked the second highest all over India. As per 2001 census, total workers nos. is 4,67,159, this consists of main workers 3,62,450 and marginal workers 1,04,709. The percentage workers from the total population are 52.57%.
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1. 3. KOLASIB DISTRICT
The administrative headquarters of the newly created District among 8(eight) Districts of Mizoram; Kolasib District is situated to the north of Aizawl District. Kolasib was initially created as the centre of Tribal Development Block on the day of the birth anniversary of the Father of the Nation in 1957 and was manned by Project Executive Officer. It was later upgraded to be administered by the Area Administrative Officer. When Mizoram elevated to a Union Territory in
1972, Kolasib was upgraded as the headquarters of Sub-Division manned by Sub-Divisional Officer (Civil) on 5th May,
1975.
Being the seat of administration for more than three long decades, its present status of District was created by the
Government of Mizoram following the trifurcation of Aizawl District in 1998.
Location and Boundaries
Kolasib District is situated between 23o 70o and 24o 50o N Latitude and 920o 50o W – 93o E Longitude. It is bounded by Cachar District and Hailakandi District, Assam on the north and north west respectively, on the south and east by
Aizawl District, Mizoram and on the south west by Mamit District, Mizoram
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT The location of the district occupies an important site as it is the main stream of road communication from other state of Mizoram. National Highway No.54 passes through the middle of the district from north to south direction. The only rail head in the state located at Bairabi. The only centre for Military Counter Insurgency & Jungle Warfare School in the country is located at Vairengte, which is the largest and well known to the whole of Asia as well as in the world.
Climate
Kolasib District comes under the tropical monsoon climate zone of India. It experiences direct impact of monsoon. The average annual rainfall is 197 cms, approximately. Except in low lying valley, the temperature fluctuation is low and the climate remains moderate throughout the year. Winter extends from November to February with temperature ranging between 12o to 23o C. March to May comprises a short summer, during which the temperature varies between
20o – 30oC with valleys hotter and humid while the hill tops are cooler and pleasant.
Area and Population
The total area of the district is 1472.12 Sq.KM of which 70% of the total area of the District is under Forest cover.
Total number of villages in the district is 34, four sub-towns namely-Kawnpui, Bualpui, Bairabi, Vairengte and one full-fledged town, Kolasib.
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT The total number of population in the District as per Census 2001 is 65960 where as 34562 are male while 31398 are female.
Administrative Divisions
For the purpose of general and development administration, the district has been divided into 3(three) Sub-Divisions viz. Kolasib Sadar, Vairengte and Kawnpui and 2(two) R.D. Block, i.e. Thingdawl and Bilkhawthlir for the purpose of general and development administration.
Occupation
About 75% of population entirely depends upon agriculture and allied activities. The District itself seems to be self sufficient from the product of WRC and shifting cultivation as the District covers low lying areas which is highly potential area of Agriculture in Mizoram. Soil emotion is found suitable for varieties of crops.
Forestry
Forest covers more than 70% of the total District area. The hilly areas of the district ranging from north to south.
Forest is crucial resource on which depends the livelihood of the majority of the population of the district. Tropical
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT moist deciduous forest and bamboo forests are the commonest form of vegetation. Numerous other trees, shrubs and herbs provide vegetables, fruits, fuel (fire wood), dyes, medicines and fibres.
Agriculture
Agriculture is the most important land use in the district, which is done through WRC and jhum or primitive method of cultivation (shifting) and about 75% of the total population depends upon agriculture. About 984.00Ha of land is recorded as irrigated land, 4752.01Ha (approx) of land is covered by WRC (developed and to be developed). Most of the cultivated area in the district is under cereal cultivation mainly rice, other crops includes pulses, fruits, vegetables, arecanuts, etc.
Irrigation
Lack of irrigational facilities is their main constraints of increasing agricultural production in the district. Through the district is agricultural potential area (WRC) in the state, there has been a gradual increased in irrigated land which does not permitted double cropping in the available land in many areas.
Livestock
Rearing of livestock for an economic purpose has not yet become very popular in the district. Most of household owned some cattle, pigs and poultry for their own consumption. The A.H & Vety. Deptt. has demonstration farm at Thingdawl
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT village and Milk Production Centre is established by the Government of Mizoram and the Milk Producer’s Society in
PPP mode since 2007
Literacy and Educational facility
The literacy rate in the District is 91.38 per cent. Efforts are being made to provide primary and school education through Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan and to raise the standard of quality of education in the district. In Kolasib District, there are 2(two) colleges, 2 Higher Secondaries and 18 High Schools (including privates), 40 Government Middle
Schools, 3 Deficit Middle Schools and 15(app.) Private Middle Schools including English Medium Schools and 100
Primary Schools (including Private Schools).
Public Health and Hygiene
In Kolasib District, there are 1 (one) Community Health Centre, 3 (three) Primary Health Centres viz. Bairabi,
Bilkhawthlir and Lungdai (10 bedded each), and 3(three) subsidiary Health Centres viz. Vairengte, Kawnpui, Bukpui
(10 bedded each). Health and Public welfare Programmes being run in the District are Malaria Eradication Programme,
Leprosy Eradication Programme, TB Control Programme, Family Welfare Programme and other Health Programmes.
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Chapter - II
LOCATION OF WATERSHED AND BRIEF HISTORY OF VILLAGES
1. Name of the State : Mizoram
2. Name of the district : Kolasib
3. Name of the Block : Bilkhawthlir
4. VILLAGE WISE DETAILS OF IWMP WATERSHED
1) Name of covered Villages
Sl. Name of Micro- Watershed Code Name of Village No. of Household No Watershed 1 Lower Tlawng – I 3c2a6c1b College Veng 1520 2. Lower Tlawng – II 3c2a6c1c Vengthar 850 3. Lower Tlawng – III 3c2a6c1d Project veng 350 4 Serlui – I 3c2b2a3b Rengtekawn 550 5 Serlui – II 3c2b2a2d Diakkawn 1500 TOTAL 4770
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT 2) Geographical location of the project :◦
Sl. Name of Micro-Watershed Name of Village Longitude Latitude No 1 Lower Tlawng – I College Veng 24◦13’19.39”N 92◦40’35.22”E
2. Lower Tlawng – II Vengthar 24◦12’58.49”N 92◦40’46.98”E 3. Lower Tlawng – III Project veng 24◦13’22.71”N 92◦40’21.83”E 4 Serlui – I Rengtekawn 24◦14 ’47.88”N 92◦40’54.67”E 5 Serlui – II Diakkawn 24◦13’25.48”N 92◦40’45.09”E
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Brief Historical importance of watershed Village :
Name of Watershed : Lower Tlawng-I,
Name of Village : College Veng
In 1967, Pu Taibawnga, Pu Hranghnuna and Pu Chuhthanga settled at the place which today called College Veng.
Gradually people from different places settled here at College Veng. College Veng is situated at the Southern part of Kolasib town.
It is bounded by Venglai in the north, Diakkawn in the east and Project Veng in the south west. It is one of the place where people migrated to Kolasib especially Hmar People used to occupied.
NGO`s : In 1980 College Veng Welfare was formed. Since 1998, YMA, MUP and MHIP also formed in College Veng.
Churches (Denomination) : Presbyterian Church is the largest denomination, other denominations also established at College veng.
Education : There are two elementary and secondary school in this Village.
Politics : Among the peoples , Unit of different political party like INC,MPC and ZNP formed in College Veng
Economy : Majority of the people of College veng depents on farming and other daily wages
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Name of Watershed : Lower Tlawng II
Name of Village : Vengthar
In 19571, some family settled in a place which today called Vengthar,those were Pu Tlanglianthanga, Pu LT Zauva, Pu
R.V Ringliana, Pu Keichhunthanga, Pu Zakhuma etc and their family. Today this area become a big locality with large number of peple.It is located in the Southern part of Kolasib town.
NGO`s : YMA which was formed in 1989 is the first group among different groups of NGO like MHIP,MUP etc within this locality
Politics : Like other Village within the Kolasib town different political party formed a unit at Project veng
Education : In this area there are two elementary school and one secondary school.
Churches (Denomination): Majority of the people belongs to Presbyterian Churh which was established in 1986. Other denominations like Salvation Army and United Penticostal Church also established in this area.
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Name of Watershed : Lower Tlawng –III
Name of Village : Project Veng
Pu C Thanmawia and his family settled here at Project veng in 1956, it seems that they were the first family who occupied this locality. Today Project veng is one of the most important part of Kolasib town because many Government Offices are situated within this area.It is situated in the South West part of Kolasib.
NGO`s : YMA,MHIP and MUP which were formed in 2008 plays an important role in the upliftment of the society in different fields.
Politics : Like other Village within the Kolasib town different political party formed a unit at Project veng
Education : In this area there are two elementary school and one secondary school.
Churches (Denomination): Majority of the people belongs to Presbyterian Churh which was established in 1986. Other denominations like Salvation Army and United Penticostal Church also established in this area.
Economy : Although, many Government Offices of the employees are placed in this area. Besides, more than half of the people are engaged in agriculture and other allied activities
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Brief Historical importance of watershed Village :
Name of Watershed : Serlui-I
Name of Village : Rengtekawn.
In the year 1976, some of the Mizos and Gorkhalis settled at Rengtekawn, who were engaged in making Tea-stall. After sometime they migrated to other places. In 1980,a group of Mizos and Gorkhalis formed together a Village Committee with the recognition of SDO (S) Kolasib.
The Village Committee members were Mr Lila, Mr Dara, Mr. K.Rammawia, Mrs. Sani, Mr. R.L Rammawia, Mr. Peter Kapa, Mr.Hempersad & Mr
Gorea. Rengtekawn is situated in northern most part of Kolasib. Nearly 50% of the people are Gorkhali and Mizo sub-tribe like Hmar,
Hrangkhawl, Kuki, and Paite etc.
Politics : In 1988, INC unit was formed .Gradually other political party unit like MNF, ZNP, and HPC were also formed.
Education : in 1988,Govt LP School was established,which was provinciallised in 1990.Today there is one primary school and two secondary school within the village.
Churches (Denomination): Presbyterian Church was established in 1988.Since 1995 other Domination like UPC, EFCI, SA, and Methodist also established.
N.G.O`s : YMA was formed in the year 1999,other organization like MUP,MHIP also formed since 2000.
Economy: Most of the people are engaged in agriculture and daily wages.Generally the standard of life of the people is low.
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Name of Watershed : Serlui-II,
Name of Village : Diakkawn
In 1950, some family settled in a place which today called Diakkawn,those family were Pu Tuaha,Pu Khuma etc and their family.Gradually people from different places used to settled here,today this area become thick populated area in Kolasib town.Diakkawn is the commercial/Shopping centre in Kolasib because most of the Big Shops situated within this area. Diakkawn is situated at the south east part of kolasib town.
Politics: Like other parts of Koalsib town, different political parties like INC, MPC, ZNP etc formed a unit in this area
Education:Both elementary and secondary school which situated within this area plays a significant role in educating children.
Churches (Denomination) : Majority of the people belongs to Presbyterian Church which was established in…………….Other denomition like S.A, UPC etc also established in this area
NGO`s : YMA was formed in 1957,MHIP in 1970 and MUP in 1961
Economy: As it is Commercial and shopping centre, for many families it is still difficult to get their daily needs,so many people are engaged in agriculture and other allied activities.In the mean time ,every year many family migrated in this area from other places insearch of better jobs.
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Chapter - III
DEMOGRAPHIC FEATURES
3.1 Population :
IWMP Kolasib – I covered five Village Councils. About 16,947 populations, out of this, 16,898 are the Scheduled Tribe population, 415 Nepalies and 49 Scheduled castes lived in these villages. Literacy percentage is very high (99.56%) in this area which related the birth rate and the death rate. The workforce in agriculture is not high comparing to the state; no major industrial centre established that affect less employment of the workers. As mentioned in the service sector here is the government servant. Sl. Name of watershed Name of Village Population SC ST Others Children No (0 – 14 yrs) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 Lower Tlawng – I College Veng 1187 - 1187 - 312 2 Lower Tlawng – II Vengthar 3431 - 3431 - 716 3 Lower Tlawng – III Project veng 1428 49 1379 - 251 4 Serlui – I Rengtekawn 2032 - 1617 415 370 5 Serlui – II Diakkawn 8869 - 8869 - 2407 TOTAL 16947 49 16898 415 4056
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Name of Village Sex Ratio Literacy Birth Death Illiterate Agriculture Industries Service rate rate rate persons workers workers workers 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 College Veng 1000:1019 98.29 3.87 2.75 15 675 15 185 Vengthar 1000:997 98.56 3.35 2.83 39 2544 46 125 Project veng 1000:830 99.77 3.55 2.40 2 670 20 487 Rengtekawn 1000:1004 99.88 2.07 1.5 2 1381 45 236 Diakkawn 1000:1049 98.78 3.44 2.50 10 4532 64 1270 Total 68 9802 190 2303
3.2 Livestock Details
The biggest livestock is Piggery. Whereas, no one has a big farm, majority of the Piggery as mentioned here is two to three Piglets.
Poultry farming is the second largest farming unfortunately, separate farm has not been set up in this area. Under the project fund, it is proposed to creates a new Poultry farming system that evey farmer has to be five hundred to thousand chickens. Dairying has contributed the major source of income for the farmers, 177 cows/oxes are available during the census, June 2010.
Sl. Name of Micro- Name of Village Nos. of No Watershed Cows/Ox Buffaloes/He Goat Sheep Piggery Poultry 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 Lower Tlawng – I College Veng 12 - - - 180 120
2 Lower Tlawng – II Vengthar 41 - - 200 200
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4 Serlui – I Rengtekawn 29 11 - 72 154
5 Serlui – II Diakkawn 46 - 10 - 725 105
TOTAL 177 27 1246 625
3. 3 Land Holding System & Socio-economic status :
Jhum or Shifting Cultivation, a traditional means of agriculture based on indigenous knowledge system as the major form of livelihood for Mizoram farming community was a viable proposition in the past. But increased population growth, changes in the land use pattern, resulting in loss of soil fertility, natural forest and shrinkage of Jhum cycles have rendered Jhum practices unsustainable leading immediately to the problems of food security and increased poverty. The main land holding system is
Periodic patta, issued by the Land and Revenue Deptt. Kolasib for a period not more than 25 years. It may be extendable. Majority of the land owner’s are the marginal farmers have about 1- 3 hectare of land and the everage income from the land is about Rs.
40,200. Big farmer comprises of the government servants, those who have above 10 ha. of land. There are 714 households are the land less in this project area.
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Table : Land Holding System :
Sl. No Name of Micro- Name of Village Marginal Farmer Small Farmer Big Farmer Land less Watershed 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 Lower Tlawng – I College Veng 290 200 210 150 2 Lower Tlawng – II Vengthar 280 230 100 200 3 Lower Tlawng – III Project veng 65 49 5 74 4 Serlui – I Rengtekawn 102 84 76 205 5 Serlui – II Diakkawn 275 213 208 165 TOTAL 1012 776 599 794
Table : Average Annual Gross income :
Sl. Name of Micro-Watershed Name of Village Marginal Farmer Small Farmer Big Farmer Land less No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 Lower Tlawng – I College Veng 2 Lower Tlawng – II Vengthar 3 Lower Tlawng – III Project veng 40,200.00 59,100.00 80,300.00 27,600.00 4 Serlui – I Rengtekawn 5 Serlui – II Diakkawn
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3. 4 MIGRATION during the last 5 year
As data collected from the Villages, there may be 7 – 13 household migrated for searching to a better job and easy life. The main occupations of the migrated are the Daily wages. The everage income has Rs. 8,540 per year. The project cover areas are the suburb of Kolasib town that may be reduced for migration.
Table : Migration
No. of Migrate to Income from Sl. Name of Micro- Name of Major Occupation Migrated to Urban or such No Watershed Village Reasons during migration others villages Rural occupation 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 Lower Tlawng – I College Veng 7 9,850.00 2 Lower Tlawng – II Vengthar 9 99,60.00 3 Lower Tlawng – III Project veng 7 10,300.00 Urban To get better Daily wages 4 Serlui – I Rengtekawn 13 job 18500.00 5 Serlui - II Diakkawn 18 21500
TOTAL 54 51,610.00
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3. 5 Details Of CBOs and SHGs already Existing
As like in the state, the biggest members of Voluntary organizations are the Young Mizo Association. Each Village has a branch and the total members of the YMA are 3514 including men and women. The second largest voluntary orgnaisation is the Mizo
Hmeichhe Insuihkhawm Pawl (Mizo women organization) it has 1212 members with the project area. The Mizo Upa Pawl (Mizo
Elder’s Organisation) is the third largest voluntary organization in this area.
The main activities of the existing Self Help Groups are Small trade and Piggeries. They have a corpus fund of more than Rs.
50,000.00 in each group. The total groups are 10 it comprises of 109 mebers.
Table : Existing CBO/NGO :
Sl. Name of Micro- Name of Village Name of NGO’s Year of Total Members No Watershed Establishment 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 YMA 1998 437 Lower Tlawng – I College Veng MHIP 1989 212 MUP - 2 YMA 1989 450 Lower Tlawng – II Vengthar MHIP 1987 250 MUP 1995 104 3 Lower Tlawng – III Project veng YMA 2008 477
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT MHIP MUP 1986 150 4 YMA 1998 450 Serlui – I Rengtekawn MHIP 1999 110 MUP 2007 89 5 YMA 1957 1700 MHIP 1970 420 Serlui – II Diakkawn MUP 1961 170
Table : Existing Self Help Groups :
Year of Total Sl. No Name of Village Name of SHGs Facilitator Establishment members 1 2 3 4 5 6
College veng - - - 1 (College veng & Venglai) 2 Ruthi Self Help Group 17.5.2009 10 Vengthar Ruthi (KPL) Self Help Group 2.10.2005 10
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Mary Self Help Group 3.2009 10
Debori Self Help Group 9.8.2008 11
3 Radical Self Help Group 2008 11
Project veng Muanna Self Help Group 2006 12 Cicyllia Self Help Group 2006 10
4 Rengtekawn 2008 15 Rengtekawn SHG (Rengtekawn & Bawktlang) 5 Lianchhiari SHG 1996 10 Diakkawn (Diakkawn,Venglai & Nu Tangrual Pawl 25.5.2005 10 New Diakkawn)
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Chapter - IV
INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITIES
4.1 Name of Watershed : Lower Tlawng - I
Name of Village : College veng (College veng & Venglai)
1 2 3 4 S.No Infrastructure type No./Quantity Status (description) l Educational Institutions Anganwadi 3 Six Aganwadi instructress are engage by Social Welfare Deptt. Primary School 5 400 students with 58 teachers Secondary school 5 500 students with 78 teachers 2 Service Institutions Bank - Post office - Primary Health Care Center - Veterinary Center - Markets/ Shandies -
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT 3 No. of bore wells/pump sets - (Functional) 4 No. of Milk collection centers - ( Union/ Society/ Pvt. Agency/Others) Total Quantity of surplus milk 5 Road Connectivity (to main road by Yes an all-weather road) (Yes/No) 6 Bus facility (Yes/No) No 7 No. of HHs Not provided electricity 14 8 Others (specify…...... ) 9 No. of HHs with not access to 20 drinking water 10 Access to Agro Industries (Yes/No) No 11 Any other facilities (specify------…....)
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT 4.2 Name of Watershed : Lower Tlawng – II
Name of Village : Vengthar
1 2 3 4 S.No Infrastructure type No./Quantity Status (description) l Educational Institutions Anganwadi 4 6 anganwadi workers with 120 children Primary School 4 167 students with 17 teachers Secondary school 7 350 students with 39 teachers Govt. College - Vocational Institutions - 2 Service Institutions Bank - Post office Primary Health Care Center - Veterinary Center - Markets/ Shandies - 3 No. of bore wells/pump sets (Functional) 2 Need to be repaired
4 No. of Milk collection centers - ( Union/ Society/ Pvt. Agency/Others) Total Quantity of surplus milk
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT 5 Road Connectivity (to main road by an Yes all-weather road) (Yes/No) 6 Bus facility (Yes/No) No 7 No. of HHs not provided electricity 193 8 Others (specify…...... ) 9 No. of HHs with Not access to drinking - water 10 Access to Agro Industries (Yes/No) No 11 Any other facilities (specify------…....)
4.3 Name of Watershed : Lower Tlawng – III
Name of Village : Project Veng
1 2 3 4 S.No Infrastructure type No./Quantity Status (description) l Educational Institutions Anganwadi 1 47 children with 2 workers Primary School 1 36 students with 4 teachers Secondary school 1 95 students with 12 teachers Govt. College -
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4 No. of Milk collection centers 1 ( Union/ Society/ Pvt. Agency/Others) Total Quantity of surplus milk 5 Road Connectivity (to main road by an Yes all-weather road) (Yes/No) 6 Bus facility (Yes/No) No 7 No. of HHs not provided electricity 1 8 Others (specify…...... ) 9 No. of HHs with not access to drinking 15 water 10 Access to Agro Industries (Yes/No) 11 Any other facilities (specify------…....)
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4.4 Name of Watershed : Serlui I
Name of Village : Rengtekawn (Rengtekawn & Bawktlang)
1 2 3 4 S.No Infrastructure type No./Quantity Status (description) l Educational Institutions Anganwadi 3 90 children with 6 anganwadi workers Primary School 3 110 students with 11 teachers Secondary school 2 82 students with 14 teahers Govt. College - Vocational Institutions - 2 Service Institutions Bank - Post office - Primary Health Care Center - Veterinary Center - Markets/ Shandies - 3 No. of bore wells/pump sets (Functional) 3 need to be repaired
4 No. of Milk collection centers - ( Union/ Society/ Pvt. Agency/Others)
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Total Quantity of surplus milk 5 Road Connectivity (to main road by an Yes all-weather road) (Yes/No) 6 Bus facility (Yes/No) No 7 No. of HHs not provided electricity 41 8 Others (specify…...... ) 9 No. of HHs with not access to drinking 29 water 10 Access to Agro Industries (Yes/No) No 11 Any other facilities (specify------…....)
INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITIES
Name of Watershed : Serlui - II
Name of Village : Diakkawn (Diakkawn & New Diakkawn)
1 2 3 4 S.No Infrastructure type No./Quantity Status (description) l Educational Institutions Anganwadi 5 280 children with 10 workers Primary School 4 240 students with 30 teachers Secondary school 4 310 students with 32 teachers
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Govt. College 1 90 students with 45 teachers Vocational Institutions - 2 Service Institutions Bank 4 Post office - Primary Health Care Center - Veterinary Center - Markets/ Shandies 2 3 No. of bore wells/pump sets (Functional) -
4 No. of Milk collection centers - ( Union/ Society/ Pvt. Agency/Others) Total Quantity of surplus milk 5 Road Connectivity (to main road by an Yes all-weather road) (Yes/No) 6 Bus facility (Yes/No) No 7 No. of HHs not provided electricity 20 8 Others (specify...... ) 9 No. of HHs with not access to drinking 83 water 10 Access to Agro Industries (Yes/No) No 11 Any other facilities (specify------...... )
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Chapter – V LAND AND CROPPING
LAND USE PATTERN (IN ACRES)
We could not collected accurate data from the Village. The land use pattern as mention below is from District Perspective and
Strategic Plan to be published by DRDA, Koalsib.
Uncultivated Land under Perma Cultivated Area Geograp Area Net Net area Gross Communi non nent Sl. No Village hical Forest area Temp Perman sown sown more Croppe ty land agriculture Pastur Cultivate Cultivated area orary ent area than once d Area use es d Rainfed Irrigated fallow fallow 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 1 College Veng & 985 367 44.48 518 50 79.08 54.37 37.07 79.08 Venglai 2 Vengthar 1023 617.75 61.78 714.3 23 69.19 6.68 61.78 44.48 75.86
3 Project Veng 765 308.88 54.37 535.9 44 86.49 7.66 51.90 32.33 94.15
4 Rengtekawn, 1120 388 37.07 910.5 34 44.48 1.24 20.76 12.61 45.72 Bawktlang
Diakkawn, New 5 Diakkawn 1387 208.5 192.74 1007 38 128.50 8.65 81.55 54.37 137.14 Source : PPR, Kolasib – I, Mizoram
5.2 DETAILS OF COMMON PROPERTY RESOURCE :
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Vertical and horizontal expansion of Watersheds to achieve enhancement of production levels and Ground Water recharge and regeneration of CPR. As shawn in this last page of the DPR, the withdrawal mechanism strickly followed the management of CPR.
Sl. No CPR Particulars Total Area (Ac) Area owned/ In possession of Area available for treatment (Ac) Any Govt, Any other Govt, Pvt. Pvt. other (specify PRI (PI. (specify PRI persons persons (PI. dept.) Specify) deptt.) Specify) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 (i) Wasteland/ degraded land 2352 - 21171.8 (ii) Pastures (Hi) Orchards 603 (iv) Village Woodlot (v) Forest 1338.5 (vi) Village Ponds/ Tanks 24 18 (vii) Community Buildings 3 (viii) Weekly Markets 1 (ix) Permanent markets 1 (x) Temples/ Places of worship 32 (xi) Others (PI. specify) Total 2955 58 22531.3 Source : PPR, Kolasib – I, Mizoram
5.3 AGRICULTURE IMPLEMENTS
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Sl. No Implements Nos. 1 2 3 1 Tractor 1
2 Sprayers-manual/ power 29
3 Cultivators/Harrows 13
4 Seed drill -
5.4 CROP CLASSIFICATION
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Most of the area depends upon rain its come from May to October. Cropping intensity is less than 50% of the cropped area. In most of the area single crop is grown. The farmers left the fields fallow for long years to regain the fertility of the soil, and then they bring the field under cultivation.
Sl. No Crop classification Area (Ac) 1 2 3 1 Single crop 100.11 2 Double crop 34 3 Multiple crop Nill
5.5 CROPS & CROPPING PATTERN
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Sl. Season Crop Rain fed Irrigated Total N sown Area Produ Productiv Cost of Area Produ Productivity Cost of Area Productio Productivi Cost of 0 (Ac) ction ity cultivatio (Ac) ction (Kgs/ Ac) cultivation (Ac) n ty cultivation (Ton/ (Kgs/ Ac) n (Ton/ (Rs. /Ac) (Ton/ yr) (Kgs/Ac) (Rs. /Ac) yr) (Rs. /Ac) yr) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 1 Kharif Paddy 56.83 50.57 50570 56.83 50.75 50570
Soya 14.83 8.9 8900 14.83 8.9 8900 bean Sesam
2 Rabi Paddy 50.2 50.2 Maze 12.25 20.8 20800 9.2 10.9 10900 21.47 .30.7 31700
3 Summer
Total 134.1 1
5.7 SOIL CLASSIFICATION
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT The soils of Kolasib District are dominated by sedimentary formation. These are generally young, immature, mostly developed from parent materials such as fereginous sandstones and shale. The soils in the foot hills are collocium deposit and in plain areas alluvial deposits are predominant. Three soil orders such as ultisols, inceptisols and entisols are found in the project area. The soils as a whole are well drained except in few valley flat lands. The soils in general have low inherent fertility viz. bases and mineral reserves. The soils in the hills are strongly acidic in reaction, whereas, the soils in alluvial deposits are less acidic in nature. The surface soils of the hilly terrains are dark, highly leached and poor in bases, rich in iron and have pH values ranging from 4.5 to 5.5
(highly acidic). They are well drained, deep to very deep, rich in organic carbon, low in vailable phosphorus content and high in available potash. The surface soil textures are loam to clay loam with clay content increasing with depth. The percentages of clay, silt and sand within 50cm of the surface in most cases are 20-30% and 25-45% respectively. The pH and organic carbon contents decrease and clay increases with depth. The base saturation above a lithic or paralithic contact is mostly low (below 35%). They are capable of providing substantial oxygen supply for plant growth and have capability to retain moisture and maintain supply through the growing seasons of most crops. Soils of the valley flat lands are brown to dark brown, poor in bases, moderately acidic with pH ranging from 5.5 to 6.0, medium to high in organic carbon content, low available phosphate and medium to high available potash. These are deep to very deep but moderately to poorly drained. The texture of the soil is mostly sandy loam to sandy clay
11 loams. The percentage of clay, silt and sand in the upper 50cm ranges 15-35% 5-34% and 40-75% respectively. Clay contents do not increase with depth.
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Table : Soil Classification.
Sl. Name Place Soil pH Organic Phosphorus Potassium Nitrate Amm. Magnesium Calcium
No Carbon P2O5 Kg. K2O Kg Nitrogen Nitrogen Kg. 1 Lower Tlang 45.0-90 5.0 0.5% (L) <7.0 (L) 60.0 (L) 0-1 (VL) 0-5 (L) High Low –I 2. Lower Tlawng 45.0-90 5.0 0.5% (L) <7.0 (L) 60.0 (L) 0-1 (VL) 0-5 (L) High Low – II 3 Lower Tlawng 45.0-90 6.0 0.5% (L) <7.0 (L) 60.0 (L) 0-1 (VL) 0-5 (L) High Low – III 4. Serlui – I 45.0-90 6.0 0.5% (L) <7.0 (L) 60.0 (L) 0-1 (VL) 0-5 (L) High Low 5. Serlui – II 45.0-90 5.0 0.5% (L) <7.0 (L) 60.0 (L) 1-0 (VL) 0-5 (L) High Low
L = Low VL = Very Low Sd/-
( C. LALENGZAUVA )
Asst. Soil Chemist
Directorate of Agriculture, Aizawl
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Chapter - VI
CLIMATIC & HYDROLOGICAL FEATURES
Mizoram has a pleasant climate. The upper part of the hills are predictably cold, cool during the summer, while the lower reaches are relatively warm and humid. As such, Kolasib District is the lower part. Storms break out during March-April, just before or around the summer. During winter, the temperature varies from 11°C to 21°C and in the summer it varies between 20°C to 32°C.
The entire area is under the direct influence of the South West monsoon. It rains heavily from May to September and the average rainfall in Koalsib is 2221 mm. The entire Mizoram receives an annual rainfall of 2455.9 mm, more or less evenly distributed excepting the South-Western parts that generally receive slightly higher amount of rainfall. The rainy season normally starts from
May and lasted up to October it rains heavily during this period. Flood and Drought has not accoured during the last five years.
Table : Climate and its related.
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Sl. No Name Total 1 2 3 1 Average Rain fall in mm 2221 mm 2 Agro climatic Zone Humid Mild Tropical 3 Major Streams Tlawng & Serlui 4 Average temperature in Centigrade (Max- Min) 11°C - 32°C 5 Average Annual Run off (mm/yr) 15 6 Average Annual Soil Loss (Ton/Ac/Yr) 27.18
6.1 FACILITIES
The Data could not collect accurately due to a short span of time for the preparation of DPR. Hence, the information may not get accurately. Minor and Irrigation Deptt. Kolasib worked at the low laying area within the project. Generally, the source of water is rain. They are open well and natural spring ahead in some part. Sample collected from selected farmers appeared that the main source is open well, but not sufficient.
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Name of Watershed : Lower Tlawng-I
Name of Village : College Veng (College veng & Venglai)
Depth of water Source located Source table from at S.No Name of the farmer (open/ bore Date of recording Remarks ground level (ridge/middle/va well) (in mts) lley) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 Thanchhunga Open 1.6.2010 Valley Not sufficient 2 Mangthanga Open 2.6.2010 Valley Not sufficient 3 VL Ruata (L) Open 2.6.2010 Valley Not sufficient 4 Ramngaia Open 2.6.2010 Valley Not sufficient 5 Dohneha Open 2.6.2010 Valley Not sufficient 6 Siamhauva Open 2.6.2010 Valley Not sufficient 7 Ramzauva Open 2.6.2010 Valley Not sufficient 8 Rokunga Open 2.6.2010 Valley Not sufficient 9 Chhuanga Open 2.6.2010 Valley Not sufficient 10 VL Enga Open 2.6.2010 Valley Not sufficient
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6.1.2 Name of Watershed : Lower Tlawng-II
Name of Village : Vengthar
Depth of water Source located Source table from at S.No Name of the farmer (open/ bore Date of recording Remarks ground level (ridge/middle/va well) (in mts) lley) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 H Vanlalnghenga Open 7.6.2010 Valley Not sufficient 2 Malsawma Open 7.6.2010 Valley Not sufficient 3 T Zathanga Open 7.6.2010 Valley Not sufficient 4 Sawingoa Open 7.6.2010 Valley Not sufficient 5 H Phena Open 8.6.2010 Valley Not sufficient 6 Dalhena Open 8.6.2010 Valley Not sufficient 7 Ronghaka Open 8.6.2010 Valley Not sufficient 8 Chhingkhawlala Open 8.2010 Valley Not sufficient 9 Dizama Open 8.6.2010 Valley Not sufficient 10 Siamsanga Open 11.6.2010 Valley Not sufficient
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6.1.3 Name of Watershed : Lower Tlawng-III
Name of Village : Project Veng
Depth of water Source located Source table from at S.No Name of the farmer (open/ bore Date of recording Remarks ground level (ridge/middle/va well) (in mts) lley) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 L Thanhlira Open 7.6.2010 Middle Not Sufficient 2 R Chalhlira Open 7.6.2010 Middle Not Sufficient 3 R Pachhunga Open 7.6.2010 Middle Not Sufficient 4 LN Tluanga Open 7.6.2010 Valley Not Sufficient 5 H Lalduhawma Open 8.6.2010 Valley Not Sufficient 6 F Vanlalfeli Open 8.6.2010 Valley Not Sufficient 7 H Kapliana Open 8.6.2010 Valley Not Sufficient 8 Rothangveli Open 8.2010 Valley Not Sufficient 9 Vanlalaruala Open 8.6.2010 Valley Not Sufficient 10 Vanramngaia Open 11.6.2010 Valley Not Sufficient
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6.1.4 Name of Watershed : Serlui- I
Name of Village : Rengtekawn (Rengtekawn & Bawktlang)
Depth of Source located Source water table at S.No Name of the farmer (open/ Date of recording Remarks from ground (ridge/middle/v bore well) level (in mts) alley) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 C Thankunga Open 23.6.2010 Middle Sufficient 2 R Ramhlira Open 23.6.2010 Middle Sufficient 3 Malsawmtluanga Open 23.6.2010 Valley Sufficient 4 PC Darhmingliana Open 23.6.2010 Middle Sufficient 5 Biakmawia Open 23.6.2010 Middle Sufficient 6 C Tholiana Open 23.6.2010 Ridge Not Sufficient 7 LT Fala Open 23.6.2010 Ridge Not Sufficient 8 TK Thanga Open 23.6.2010 Middle Not Sufficient 9 PL Thianga Open 23.6.2010 Middle Not Sufficient 10 C Para Open 23.6.2010 Ridge Not Sufficient
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Name of Watershed : Serlui- II
Name of Village : Diakkawn (Diakkawn & New Diakkawn)
Depth of water Source located Source table from at S.No Name of the farmer (open/ bore Date of recording Remarks ground level (ridge/middle/va well) (in mts) lley) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 C Ramnuama Open 25.6.2010 Ridge Sufficient 2 C Lalliana Open 25.6.2010 Ridge Sufficient 3 Biakchhungi Open 25.6.2010 Ridge Not Sufficient 4 R Lalthlamuani Open 25.6.2010 Ridge Sufficient 5 VL Sawma Open 25.6.2010 Ridge Sufficient 6 PC Zohmingthanga Open 25.6.2010 Ridge Not Sufficient 7 Ramkapzauva Open 25.6.2010 Ridge Sufficient 8 Ramliana Open 25.6.2010 Ridge Not Sufficient 9 Thankima Open 25.6.2010 Ridge Sufficient 10 Dengchhuani Open 25.6.2010 Ridge Not Sufficient
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6.2 QUALITY OF DRINKING WATER
As collected from the Watsan Division, Public Health Engineering Deptt. Kolasib, Hand pump are placed in different locations in the
District. The project covered area as shown below has fit and safe for drinking purposed in underground water. There is a plenty of drinking water, but the problem lies with the extraction. The surface water is also the Rivers/streams and Ponds.
2 3 4 5 6 7 3
Source Location Date of No. of samples Specific remarks Stage of ground water Reason for over S. (Bore/well/O collection of collected of the lab report development exploitation NO HS etc) sample (safe/semi critical/critical/over exploited) 1 Bore(Hand Tuithaveng 19.6.2010 1 Fit for drinking Safe - pump tube well) 2 Bore no.1 (Hand Rengtekawn 19.3.2010 1 Fit for drinking Safe - pump tube well) 3 Bore no.2 (Hand Rengtekawn 19.3.2010 1 Fit for drinking Safe - pump tube well)
Source : Watsan Division PHE Kolasib.
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1 2 3 4 S.No Item Units Quantity 1 Drinking water requirement Ltrs/day 288820 2 Present availability of drinking water Ltrs/day 226930
3 No. of drinking water sources available Nos 58 (HPTW + stream)
a) No. functional Nos 10 b) No. requires repairs Nos 14 c) No. defunct Nos 14 4 Short fall if any Ltrs/day 61890 5 No. of families getting drinking water from out side the Micro watershed area Nos 6 Requirement of new drinking water sources (if any) Nos. 15 Source : Watsan Division PHE Kolasib.
6.4 SURFACE WATER SOURCES
1 2 3 4 5 Sl. No Type of water resource Nos Area irrigated (Ac) Storage capacity (Cu.m) 1 Tank 2 Pond 2 3 Lake - 4 Check dam 3 5 Percolation tank 6 Channel 7 Any others (specify— ...... )
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EXISTING ASSETS (WORKS ALREADY COMPLETED UNDER DIFFERENT SCHEMES)
7.1.1 Name of Watershed : Lower Tlawng I
Name of Village : College veng (College veng & Venglai)
Sl. Name of the Survey Quantity Amount spent (in Rs.) Programme Year of Status No work No./ Local (No./ Constructi (Functional to be Name RMTs) on Repaired/rejuven ated 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 Urinal College 8 85,000.00 12th Finace 2006-10 Functional Veng Commission Grant 2 Anganwadi College 1 1,50,000.00 ICDS 2007 Functional Veng 3 YMA Hall College 1 2,00,000.00 MP Fund 2005 Functional Veng
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7.1.2 Name of Watershed : Lower Tlawng II
Name of Village : Vengthar
Sl. No Name of the Survey Quantity Amount spent (in Rs.) Programme Year of Status work No./ Local (No./ Constructi (Functional to be Name RMTs) on Repaired/rejuven ated 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 Urinal 2 25,5000.00 12th Financial 2009 Functional Commission 2 Urinal 1 MUP Vengthar 2009 Functional
3 Urinal 1 NSS ,GKC 2005 Functional
4 Urinal 2 Mahila Functional
5 Bath room 1 NSS,GKC 2005 Functional
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7.1.3 Name of Watershed : Lower Tlawng III
Name of Village : Project Veng.
Sl. No Name of the Survey Quantity Amount spent (in Rs.) Programme Year of Status work No./ Local (No./ Constructi (Functional to be Name RMTs) on Repaired/rejuven ated 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 Anganwadi Project 1 1,60,000.00 ICDS 2009 Functional Veng 2 Urinal Project 1 15,000.00 SIRD 2008 Functional Veng 3 Tennis Court Project 1 1,00,000.00 MP Fund 2007 Functional Veng
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7.1.4 Name of Watershed : Serlui I
Name of Village : Rengtekawn (Rengtekawn & Bawktlang)
Sl. Name of the work Survey No./ Quantity Amount spent Programme Year of Status No Local Name (No./ (in Rs.) Constructi (Functional to be RMTs) on Repaired/rejuven ated 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 Link Road Rengtekawn NREGA 2009 Functional
2 Urinal Rengtekawn 2 16,000.00 SSA & LAD 2009 Functional
3 Toilet Rengtekawn 1 10,000.00 SSA 2009 Functional
4 Bath Room Rengtekawn 1 10,000.00 LAD 2007 Functional
5 Urinal Bawktlang 3 30,000.00 LAD 2007 Functional
6 Anganwadi Bawktlang 1 1.60,000.00 ICDS 2007 Functional
7 Bore well Bawktlang 2 1,50,000.00 LAD\DRDA 2007-09 Functional
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7.1.5 Name of Watershed : Serlui II
Name of Village : Diakkawn ( Diakkawn & New Diakkawn)
Sl. No Name of the Survey Quantity Amount spent (in Rs.) Programme Year of Status work No./ Local (No./ Constructi (Functional to be Name RMTs) on Repaired/rejuven ated 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 Community Diakkawn 1 6,20,000.00 MP Fund 1997 Not yet completed Hall 2 Shopping Diakkawn 1 3,00,000.00 1997 Functional Centre 3 Urinal Diakkawn, 3 90,000.00 12th Financial 1994-2010 Functional N. Commissional Diakkawn Grant 4 Bath room Diakkawn 2 50,000.00 1998 Functional
5 Basketball Diakkawn 1 2,50,000 MLA fund 2009 To be repaired court 6 Cemetry N. 1 42,000 SJSRY 2009-10 Functional Road Diakkawn 7 Step N. 1 5,46,500.00 NREGS 2009 Functional Diakkawn
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PROBLEM TYPOLOGY OF THE WATERSHED
8.1 Project mandate –
1) Low production of food crops
2) Cultivation/jhumming on steep slopes.
3) Low level of production of horticulture crops
4) Forest degradation
5) Lack of extension services
6) Supply of seed. Seedlings of good quality
7) Lack of assured irrigation facility in the w\WRC field
8) High Soil erosion and run-off.
8.2 Non-project mandate –
1) Lack of storage and processing facilities
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3) Lack of credit facilities
4) Less involvement of Bank and other financial institutions.
8.3 Policy level constraint –
1) Nature of land ownership
2) Lack of price support
3) Lack of village level agriculture extension activities
4) Lack of strong Village administration
8.4 Major Problem –
Most primitive and prevalent method of shifting cultivation or jhumming results in rapid degradation of the primary forest, heavy soil erosion and rapid surface run-off flow.
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PROPOSED INTERVENTIONS TO OVERCOME PROBLEMS
(PLANING PROCESS)
To overcome the above constraints and for successful implementation of various soil conservation measures proposed in the micro-watershed, effective co-operation of the beneficieries and participation in the watershed is very important. Since, the farmers/ users associations are directly involved in the scheme works, the socio-economic status of beneficiaries will be increased and will help a lot for implementating the scheme in a major way. The following item of works are proposed for the intervention to overcome the problems :-
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT PHYSICAL AND FINANCIAL TARGET FOR KOLASIB – I IWMP PROJECT:
Component 1st Year 2nd year 3rd year 4th year 5th Year 6th Year 7th year Total Sl. Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin No (No) (Rs.) (No) (Rs.) (No) (Rs.) (No) (Rs.) (No) (Rs.) (No) (Rs.) (No) (Rs.) (No) (Rs.) 1 DPR (1%) 1 4.497 1 4.497 Entry Point 2 Activities 23 10.34 17 7.64 40 17.988 (4 %) Institution & 3 Capacity 1485 5.20 1485 5.20 570 2.0 850 3.0 590 2.085 570 2.0 850 3.0 6400 22.485 Building (5%) Productivity 4 Enhancement 40 20.0 60 20.0 60 18.461 232 58.461 (13%) Livelihoods for 5 Asset less 43 12.55 39 11.55 35 10.435 35 10.435 152 44.97 (10%) Natural Resource 6 1000 75.0 1000 75.0 998 74.85 2998 224.85 Management (50%) Consolidation 7 149 11.2425 149 11.2425 298 22.485 phase (5%) Administration 8 14 6.42 14 6.42 14 6.42 14 6.42 14 6.42 14 6.42 14 6.45 14 44.97 10% Monitoring 9. 8 1.0 4 0.50 8 1.0 4 0.50 4 0.50 7 0.997 35 4.497 (1%) Evaluation 10 1 1.12425 1 1.12425 1 2.2485 3 4.497 (1%) Note - " Not to be plan
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The following works are proposed to be taken up as per the PRA exercise, done by each of the Watershed Committee during the first and second year of the First phase.
Item of Works Sl. Name of Estimate to be Place No’s Justification No Village cost Constructed 1. Project veng Public Urinal Near AMFU building 1 50,000.00 Frequent meeting of public are taking place on this place. No Latrine here. Water point Zolui hnar 1 25,000.00 Safe Drinking purpose for farmers. Waiting shed Near Godown & YMA Park 2 1,50,000.00 Resting place for farmers Public Dusbin Near Agriculture office 1 1,00,000.00 For sanitation 2 Rengtekawn Waiting sheds Bawktlang, Chemlui Road 3 1,80,000.00 Resting place for farmers & Builum Road Public Urinal Gosen & Rengtekawn 2 40,000.00 For Health and Sanitation purpose. 3 New Waiting shed 1 22,000.00 Resting place for farmers Diakkawn Water-point Zolui zau, Chemlui zau, 5 1,55,000.00 Safe Drinking purpose for Challui zau, Bungmual, & farmers. Mualkawi 4 Venglai Public Urinal Kanan (near Sangte’s 3 60,000.00 For health and sanitation house), AOC (near BMa’s with collectible of User house), & Vengthlang charge. Public Toilet Venglai Bazar 1 50,000.00 with Water connection
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT 9.2 Capacity building :
Capacity building is said to be a continuous process. It comprises orientation, training, exposure visits, experience sharing, interaction, skill development, and handholding and follow-ups. Up to the WDT level should be trained at NERIWALM, Tejpur,
SIRD, Mizoram and NIRD, Hyderabad/Guwahati. Below the Watershed Committee should be trained by the Extension Training
Centre (SIRD), WDT and the Krishni Vidyan Kendra (KVK). Pamphlet, Leaflet, Pictorial etc. will be prepared for the capacity building of the users. The estimate expenditure will be chalked out as per the ministry instruction from time to time. 6400 activities to be proposed and the total expenditure will be Rs. 22.485 lakhs during the project period,.
Table : Institution and Capacity building under IWMP, Kolasib - II
Year 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th Total
No. of Activities to be proposed (in Nos) 1485 1485 570 850 590 570 850 6400
Estimated amount 5.20 5.20 2.0 3.0 2.085 2.0 3.0 22.485
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13% of the total project cost has been earmark for the productivity enhancement. Under this component the following activities are proposed – Assisting Micro-enterprise for the rural poor people, increase SHG mode of largescale production, property resource development, fodder and fuel development including Bio-gas production, ground water recharging activities etc. Five groups have been identified as the marketing agencies for selling the productions. Under this component, wages employment wil be prepared for the rural poor people at their land. Total no of activities to be proposed is 232 and the estimated amount is Rs. 58.461 lakhs.
The identified/selected groups are enclosed in Annexure – III
Table : Productivitiy enhancement under IWMP, Kolasib - I
Year 3rd 4th 5th Total No. of activities to be proposed (in No.s) 40 60 60 232 Estimated amount (Rs. in lakhs) 20.0 20.0 18.461 58.461
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More than 30 Self Help Groups has been formed for their economic upliftment of the poor people within the project area. The members of the group is varies from 5 – 20 persons. The defunct SHG will revive from the project fund with stimulating the objectives of the self help groups. Group formation, internal lending, preparation of project project proposals, saving, banking system etc. will be trained the groups. The SHGs may be choosed one of their economic activities among Pasture development, sericulture, bee keeping, back yard poultry, small ruminant, other livestocks and other micro-enterprises, Veterinary services for livestock and other livestock improvement measures, Fisheries development in village ponds/tanks, farm ponds etc. Promotion and propagation of non-conventional energy saving devices, energy conservation measures, bio fuel plantations etc. are the main activities to be taken up. Under this component, some selected persons will assisted a sum of rupees twenty five thousand to ten thousand in shoe reparing, tinsmithy, blacksmithy, mobile reparing, tailoring etc. The selected persons/Groups are enclosed in
Annexure – IV
Table : Livelihood activities for Asset less persons under IWMP, Kolasib - I
Year 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Total
No. of activities to be proposed (in No.s) 43 39 35 35 152
Estimated amount (Rs. in lakhs) 12.55 11.55 10.435 10.435 44.97
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT 9.5 Works :
Works component includes activities required to restore the health of the catchment area by reducing the volume and velocity of surface run-off, including regeneration of vegetative cover in forest and common land, afforestation, staggered trenching, contour and graded bunding, bench terracing etc. Drainage line treatment with a combination of vegetative and engineering structures, such as earthen checks, brushwood checks, gully plugs, loose boulder checks, gabion structures, underground dykes etc., Development of water harvesting structures such as low-cost farm ponds, nalla bunds, check-dams, percolation tanks and ground water recharge through wells, bore wells and other measures, Nursery raising for fodder, fuel, timber and horticultural species, as far as possible local species may be given priority. Land Development including in-situ soil and moisture conservation and drainage management measures like field bunds, contour and graded bunds fortified with plantation, bench terracing in hilly terrain etc. Crop demonstrations for popularizing new crops/varieties, water saving technologies such as drip irrigation or innovative management practices. As far as possible varieties based on the local germplasm may be promoted and Pasture development are the major works to be taken up. Works should be taken up from the Private and Forest land. The individual land owners are listed with their activities enclosed in Annexure – II
Table : Works under IWMP, Kolasib - I
Year 3rd 4th 5th Total No. of activities to be proposed (in ha.) 1000 1000 998 2998 Estimated amount (Rs. in lakhs) 75.0 75.0 74.85 224.85
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9. 6 Withdrawal phase :
The following activities to be taken up during this period.
1) Consolidation and completion of various works.
2) Building the capacity of the community based organizations to carry out the new agenda items during post project period.
3) Sustainable management of natural resources
4) Up-scaling of successful experiences regarding farm production systems /off-farm livelihoods, successful experiences
related to above aspects through revolving fund under the project as well as credit and technical support from external
institutions;
5) Preparation of project completion report with details about status of each intervention; Documentation of successful
experiences 6) Formal allocation of user’s right over common property resources (CPRs);
7) Collection of user charges for CPRs; Repair, maintenance and protection of CPRs;
8) Sustainable utilization of developed natural resources;
9) Involvement of gram panchayat/corresponding institutions (as a governance body) in addressing the above aspects and
Participatory planning, implementation and monitoring of activities to be carried out
10) Terminal evaluation of project as per the expected outcomes.
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT 11) Federations could be formed at the level of a cluster of villages in order to support economic activities at scale. These would
further strengthen and activate the linkages established with external resource agencies for knowledge, credit, input
procurement, sale of local produce, carrying on processing activities to the point of exports. In these activities, bankability of
activities will be attempted. At the same time, local-level institutions are expected to reach maturity and exit protocols
become operative for the PIA.
12) The Watershed Committees (WCs) may use the Watershed Development Fund for repair and maintenance of structures.
Withdrawal mechanism for the project is also enclosed in Annexure – I
Table : Withdrawal phase under IWMP, Kolasib - I
Year 6th 7th Total
No. of activities to be proposed (in no.s.) 149 149 298
Estimated amount (Rs. in lakhs) 11.2425 11.2425 22.485
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MAP
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1 Wasteland Map 88 89 90 91 92
2 Drainage map 93 94 95 96 97
3 Contour map 98 99 100 101 102
4 Slope Map 103 104 105 106 107
5 Elevation Map 108 109 110 111 112
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WITHDRAWAL MECHANISM
Since the beginning of this project the community members are being facilitated to adopt operational strategies in capacity building. In the last year of XI plan (2011-2012) the Watershed Committee/Watershed Association will be converted in to a self sufficient, independent institution which will be able to maintain post project activities on its own. The convergence and harmonization of resources of different flagship schemes and programmes will be channeled through this micro watershed development project, in particular. At the end of the project (after saturation) the concerned PIA shall handed over the assets created during the project period, responsibilities and post project management etc. to the Watershed committee through a memorandum of agreement depicted below:-
The Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) between Watershed Committee (WC) & the Project Implementing Agency (PIA) (Block Development Officer, Bilkhawthlir) This Memorandum of Agreement is executed on this ……………… day of ……………………. Month …………………………… year & between Watershed Association represented by its Chairman herein after called and referred to as the Association and the PIA.
IN FAVOUR OF PIA under XI plan IWMP project I of Kolasib district, handing over the post management responsibilities & sustainability to the Chairman & the authorized person, on behalf of WC to undertake the responsibilities of ongoing development within the earmarked project area as per terms and conditions Now this document witnesses as follows.
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The terms and conditions in respect of Memorandum of Agreement between Watershed Committee and PIA
1. An exhaustive list of assets (structures, amount in cash and in the bank accounts) created (under EPA, NRM,
FPS & LSS) in all the matured and saturated watersheds under IWMP should be prepared by the respective
Watershed Committees and handed over to the PIA through WDT, retaining one copy of the same with them for
post project maintenance and regular audit at the watershed level by the Chartered Account.
2. The amount lying as on closing date of the project, Watershed Project account should be audited and transferred
to the Watershed Development Fund (WDF) Account in the Bank.
3. For sustainability of the programme beyond the project period, the Watershed Committees (WC) should believe
in rotational leadership and is authorized to operate only one Bank Account i.e. WDF Account.
4. Yearly auditing of the accounts by the Chartered Accountant is mandatory and to be adhered strictly.
5. The office bearers of Watershed Committee (WC) shall not involve in any political or religious activities.
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT 6. The office bearers of Watershed Association and Watershed Committee shall involve all the communities
irrespective of caste, creed and religious.
7. In case of any embezzlement of fund, the Administrative system shall proceed according to Rules & Laws.
8. The appropriate officials shall have the liberty to inspect and carry out checks on works under progress,
completed works, documents, reports, vouchers, accounts, Cash book, physical verification of assets created
under IWMP and can take any administrative action against the defaulter/s.
9. The community assets shall be divided into three categories : (a) Those which are to be used by the same
families on a regular basis (e.g. water tanks, field drains etc.) ; (b) Those which annually auctioned (e.g. fishing
right, biomass from the common land etc.) and (c) Common assets like irrigation sources, WHS, canals,
watershed office, tanks/ponds etc.
10. Separate list of beneficiaries shall be prepared for assets under category (a), (b) and (c) as applicable.
11. The Watershed Association shall have the right to decide the service charges to be collected from the
beneficiaries associated with the first category (a) of structures and also collect the amount through; auction
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Development Fund account.
12. The structures under category (b) and (c), the entire cost towards repair/maintenance may be borne out of the
Watershed Development Fund, by using maximum up to 25% of the entire 'contribution' part, in a single year,
subject to its availability.
13. However, in case of structures under category (a), the beneficiary will repair the same at his own cost or may
take loan from the revolving fund available with the Watershed Committee in the Watershed Development Fund
account and repay and same in 12th installments within one year. The existing rate of interest shall be continued
uniformly for all the lending groups.
14. The WDF account will primarily run in the nature of revolving Fund. No individual beneficiary should be granted
any sorts of grant, financial assistance in any form.
15. Only the SHG/UG formed during the implementation phase shall have the eligibility to take loans. For
sustainability of the programme beyond the project period, all groups i.e. Self Help Groups and User Groups
should be converted into income generating groups and should believe in rotational leadership.
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loan subject to the fulfillment of maturity criterion.
17. The Watershed Committee (WC) may engage one Para-worker on regular or part time basis depending upon the
need and financial resources available (for maintenance of accounts, records, registers etc.)
18. The existing rate of interest shall be continued uniformly for all the lending groups and repayment of loans
should be made within one year with maximum 12(twelve) installments.
19. The WC may collect the financial assistance from any other sources to augment the WDF fund. All donations,
interests, fines, fees etc. shall be deposited in the WDF account.
20. All the group representatives (at least one from each group) shall be ensured in the Watershed Committee.
21. The decisions approved and resolved in the General Body Meeting of Watershed Association, will only be
executed / implemented by the Watershed Committee.
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT 22. Any change in Watershed Committee shall be made once it is resolved in the Annual General Meeting (AGM) of
Watershed Association.
23. Half-Yearly Meeting of Watershed Association is mandatory.
24. The WDF shall have interest bearing account in any Nationalized Bank / Corporative Bank.
25. The WDF shall be jointly operated by the President and the Secretary and/or an authorized person duly resolved
in WA. During the post project period, the WDT Leader will also be a part of Bank Account signatories of WA, to
assure the proper utilization of WDF and no depletion of WDF may take place.
26. Any withdrawal of money from WDF account shall be resolved in WC meeting with proper records and purpose.
27. The SHG shall take loan maximum up to double the amount of their common fund and the UG shall be
restricted to the equal amount of their savings as usual. However, maximum amount to be given to one SHG/UG
at a time shall not exceed Rs.50000/- (Rupees fifty thousand) only.
28. The SHGs should be assisted into two ways. For Group Corpus fund, the fund will be give directly to the SHGs
and the Revolving fund will be deposited at the Bank.
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT 29. The peer group pressure shall be kept functional for successful recovery of loan.
30. 50% of interest earned by way of lending shall be retained by the respective groups (SHGs / UGs) and rest 50%
will go to WDF.
31. The Watershed associations are also at their liberty to start new profit making ventures by utilizing the corpus
fund (WDF) as security deposit and the profit earned should go to the WDF.
32. The details of account of income and expenditure shall be presented in the meeting of Watershed Association and
put it on the notice board of WA and Community Hall also on half yearly basis.
33. In the event that WA becomes defunct, the community assets and WDF fund will be transferred to the Village
Council of the concerned village or decide by the PIA.
In witness thereby, the Memorandum of Agreement is executed on the …………………… day of …………...... month …………………………. year.
Handing over Taking over
PIA 1)President
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2) Authorized Person of Watershed Association
Witnessed by,
1) ______
2) ______
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Annexure - II
Details of User Group members :
Name Watershed : Lower Tlawng – III (Project Veng)
Any stream Father's/Mother Name of area Treate per capita nearby Sl.No. Name Present addres Area Name of crops 's name (Watershed) d area income watershed (Yes/No) Mangkhawng Arecanut, 1 Vanlalruala VYeskapa (L) Project veng lui 3.5 1.5 Orange,Khanghu 6000 Yes Mangkhawng Arecanut, Limbu, Fruit, 2 Thanpuia Vunga Venglai lui 3 3 Betel leaf, Orange 7000 Yes Mangkhawng Arecanut, Papaya, 3 L Thanhlira Laltina (L) Project veng lui 3 2 Pine apple 2500 No Saihmingthanga Lallungliana Mangkhawng Arecanut, Khanghu, 4 Sailo Sailo Project veng lui l 2 Mangoes 4000 Yes Mangkhawng Arecanut, Limbu, 5 R Chalhlira Zirsangi Project veng lui 2.5 2.5 Hatkora, Serthlum 8000 No Mangkhawng Ser, Arecanut, 6 LalrinYesa Thangbuana Venglai lui 5 2 Khanghu 6000 No Mangkhawng Arecanut, Oranges, 7 R Pachhunga Liani Project veng lui 2.5 2.5 Pineapple 1000 No 8 C Lallura Darnghaka Project veng Tuilut 1.5 1.5 Banana, Anthurium 2000 Yes VL Siama 9 Hauhnar Lalthanga Project veng Tuilut 2 1 Banana - No Arecanut, Ser, 10 L Nundanga Muma Venglai Tuilut 2 1 Khanghu 500 No 11 SR Ramdinfela Liansua Venglai Tuilut 3 2 Arecanut, Banana - Yes 12 Lalzikpuii Kapthuama Project veng Tuilut 6 2 Arecanut, Banana - Yes Mangkhawng 13 H Lalchhandama H LalduhYesa Project veng lui 1 1 Arecanut, Khanghu 3000 No Mangkhawng Khanghu, Oranges, 14 Hriatzauva Nghinglovi Venglai lui 2 2 Arecanut 10000 No 15 Thangreia Beireia College veng Tuilut 3 3 Arecanut, Banana, 5000 Yes
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Tea tree 16 C Lalrintluanga C Thanmawia Project veng Tuilut 2 1 Arecanut, Banana - No Mangkhawng Arecanut, Oranges, 17 Lalhmuakliana Thanzovi Venglai lui 3 1 Khanghu 7000 No Arecanut, Ser, 18 Vanramngaia Thansanga Project veng Tuilut 5 5 Pineapple 3000 Yes Mangkhawng 19 Thanmawia Chala Project veng lui 3 2 Arecanut, Banana - No Mangkhawng 20 Nundanga L Huatthanga Venglai lui 3 2 Arecanut, Banana 3000 Yes Mangkhawng 21 SR MalsYesa Dingi Project veng lui 3 2 Arecanut, Khanghu 3500 No Mangkhawng Mangoes, Arecanut, 22 Vanlalhruaia Kamlova Diakkawn lui 3 2 Banana 4500 Yes Mangkhawng 23 LN Tluanga Ramthangi Project veng lui 5 3 Arecanut, Banana, Ser 3000 No Mangkhawng 24 HL Thanga Pari Venglai lui 3 1 Arecanut, Khanghu - Yes Mangkhawng 25 F Rothangvunga F Hrangzika Venglai lui 3 2 Arecanut - No Mangkhawng 26 Hrangthanga Pari College veng lui 3 2 Arecanut - No Mangkhawng 27 Lalbuanga Zorema Salem veng lui 3 2 Arecanut - No Mangkhawng 28 Laihnuni R Thangzuala Venglai lui 2 1 Arecanut 500 No Mangkhawng 29 C Lalzuala Rosangi Venglai lui 3 2 Coffee, Arecanut 500 Yes Mangkhawng 30 PC VL Siama Biaksangi Venglai lui 2 2 Arecanut, Limbu 3000 No Mangkhawng 31 Nundanga Ralhana Venglai lui 3 1 Arecanut 1500 No 32 Jacoba Khuanga Salem veng Tuilut 3 3 Arecanut - Yes 33 F Vanlalfeli F Chhunkunga Project veng Tuilut 3 1 Pineapple - Yes 34 LalngaihYesa Project veng Tuilut 2 2 Banana 1500 No 35 Lalramngaia Ramzauva Project veng Tuilut 3 1 Arecanut - Yes Mangkhawng 36 Kapzauva Palvela Hmarveng lui 3 2.5 Arecanut - Yes
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Mangkhawng 37 Remsangi Bohthanga Project veng lui 3 1 Arecanut, Khanghu 1000 No Mangkhawng 38 Lalmuana VL Auva Venglai lui 1 1 Arecanut, Banana 1000 Yes Mangkhawng 39 Rohnuna VL Auva Venglai lui 1 1 Arecanut - No Mangkhawng 40 Lalrinkima Selthuama Venglai lui 1.5 1.5 Kawhtebel 400 Yes Mangkhawng 41 Chhiarpuithanga Selthuama Venglai lui 1 1 Kawhtebel - Yes 42 Chhingi Fala Project veng Tuilut 2.5 - Arecanut, Banana - Yes Mangkhawng 43 Vanlalhruaia Saikhalha Venglai lui 3 - - - No Arecanut, Tea, 44 Zochhuanmawia Sangkhuma Rengtekawn Tuilut 3 3 Banana 500 Yes Mangkhawng 45 David Laldinthara Fimchawia Diakkawn lui 2.5 2.5 Arecanut - No Mangkhawng 46 Khiangthuama Thianghlimi Nursery veng lui 5 3 Coffee, Banana 1000 Yes Mangkhawng 47 Lalnunsanga Chhanhlimi Project veng lui 2.5 1 Arecanut - No Mangkhawng 48 Nghaki Lalchawia Venglai lui 3 1 - - No Mangkhawng 49 Lalthangi Siama Venglai lui 2 - - - No Mangkhawng 50 Ralkapthanga Thangbuana Venglai lui 3 1 Arecanut - No Mangkhawng 51 Rohluma Rokhumi Project veng lui 3 1 Arecanut - No 52 Vanlaltlana Ngurkhumi Project veng Tuilut 3 - - - No 53 Vanlaltluanga Lalengi Project veng Tuilut 2.5 - - - Yes 54 Dothangvunga Laltanpuii Project veng Tuilut 2.5 - - - Yes 55 R Lalthuamliana Thanpari Project veng Tuilut 4 - - - No Mangkhawng 56 Lamthangvunga Rosali Project veng lui 2.5 - - - Yes Mangkhawng 57 Lalthianghlima Aizawl lui 3 - - - Yes 58 Lalthakimi Lungtiawia Diakkawn Mangkhawng 2 2 - - No
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT lui 59 R Lalbiaksanga C Thanga Venglai Tuilut 4 4 Teak - No H Mangkhawng 60 Zohmingthanga Nunmawii Project veng lui 7 4 Arecanut 8000 No Mangkhawng 61 F Aithuama Venglai lui 3 - - - No Mangkhawng 62 Lalsangliana Bawngleia Diakkawn lui 2 1 Arecanut - No Mangkhawng Arecanut Oranges, 63 Lalkhuma Thansanga Venglai lui 2 2 Khanghu 5000 No Mangkhawng 64 Vanlalsiama VYeskapa (L) Project veng lui 2.5 - - - No Mangkhawng 65 Liandala Thannguri College veng lui 3 - - - Yes Mangkhawng 66 C Kapbuaia Vansanga Project veng lui 2 - - - Yes Mangkhawng 67 Lalneli Saizika Venglai lui 3 - - - No Mangkhawng 68 Laltluangliana LT Zauva Project veng lui 3 1 Arecanut - No Mangkhawng 69 Chhuanvawra Hrangzuala Venglai lui 2 1 Arecanut - No 70 Thansiama Nghinglovi Venglai Tuilut 2 - - - Yes 71 Lalrintluanga Sentea Venglai Tuilut 2 - - - No 72 Sangzuala Ropianga Tumpui Tuilut 2 - - - No 73 Ropianga Sailiani Project veng Tuilut 3 - - - No 74 Sawirema Buangthangpuii Project veng Tuilut 3 - - - No 75 Lalthakima Seni Tumpui Tuilut 3 1 Arecanut - No 76 Vanlaldika Lalhmingliana Project veng Tuilut 3 1 Arecanut - No 77 Mangkhuma Lunghnemi Venglai Tuilut 3 - - - No 78 Laldingliana Roliana Venglai Tuilut 2 - - - No 79 Lungtiawia Thanghleia Diakkawn Tuilut 2.5 2.5 Arecanut - No Hmangaihthan Mangkhawng 80 Kapliana gi Project veng lui 3 - Arecanut - Yes James Lalhmingthang Mangkhawng 81 Lalthlamuana a Project veng lui 2 1 Arecanut - No Mangkhawng 82 Zangenga LalsYesliani Venglai lui 1 - - - No
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Mangkhawng 83 Lalramchhana Thangzuala Vengthar lui 5 4 Arecanut - No Pineapple, Arecanut, Mangoes, Limbu, 84 R Sangluaia Ralliana College veng Tuilut 20 5 Betel leaf 2000 Yes 85 H Siamthanga Neihkhama (L) College veng Tuilut 10 5 Arecanut, Hatkora - Yes Arecanut, Limbu, 86 H Lianthanga Sumthanga (L) College veng Tuilut 5 3 Pineappleh, Hatkora - Yes Pineapple, Mangoes, 87 Chuauzika Thangliana (L) College veng Tuilut 5 1 Banana - Yes 88 Laltanpuia Vanlalruata (L) College veng Tuilut 7 3 Arecanut, Pineapple - Yes Thangtinsela 89 Hrangkhuma (L) College veng Tuilut 10 2 Arecanut, Pineapple - Yes Tlanchhuaha 90 Dawii (L) College veng Tuilut 2 1 Arecanut, Teak - Yes Guava, Arecanut, Banana, Mangoes, 91 Chuailovi B Rova College veng Tuilut 10 7 Pineapple - Yes Arecanut, Hatkora, Tea, Pineapple, 92 Hmingthangreia Manga (L) College veng Tuilut 5 4 Banana - Yes Vanhnuaithang 93 Tialhleisuma a (L) College veng Tuilut 10 3 Arecanut, Limbu 3000 Yes Arecanut, Banana, 94 T Laldika Laldawla (L) College veng Tuilut 3 2 Khanghu - Yes 95 C LalthYesliana Bulliana (L) College veng Tuilut 10 - - - Yes K Chhuntlaia Mangkhawng Arecanut, Limbu, 96 K Chhunkhuma (L) College veng lui 7 3 Hatkora, Banana 4500 Yes 97 Martin Lalbiaka K Chhunkhuma College veng Tuilut 4 4 Arecanut, Banana - Yes 98 VL Chhuanga Phirthanga (L) College veng Tuilut 7 2 Arecanut, Limbu 200 Yes Banana, Mangoes, 99 Darneihthanga Thianga (L) College veng Tuilut 5 2 Pineapple, Jackfruit - Yes Banana, Oranges, 100 DL Sawnga Khuma (L) College veng Tuilut 6 2 Betel leaf, Zawngtah - Yes 101 Summawithanga Lalvunga College veng Tuilut 5 2 Arecanut, Banana - No Mangkhawng 102 C Lalbiakthanga Lalrosanga (L) College veng lui 3 3 Arecanut, Teak - Yes 103 F Siamthanga Robithanga (L) College veng Tuilut 5 2 Teak, Arecanut, - Yes
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Pineapple 104 R Lalfamkima Lalchangliani College veng Tuilut 10 3 Arecanut, Pineapple - Yes R 105 Lianhmingthanga Lalhlira (L) College veng Tuilut 10 2 Arecanut - Yes 106 A LalsYesliana H Khuma (L) College veng Tuilut 5 2 Arecanut, Hatkora - Yes David Mangkhawng Arecanut Banana, 107 Lalrinngheta Trialhleisuma College veng lui 5 2 Oranges - Yes 108 Remthangi Zasanga (L) College veng Tuilut 10 3 Spices - Yes Spices, Arecanut, Oil 109 Khianghluna (L) Thanzinga (L) College veng Tuilut 13 8 palm, Banana, Ginger - Yes Khianghluna 110 K Lalrintluanga (L) College veng Dumllui zau 5 3 Buh 6000 Yes Arecanut, Hatkora, 111 P Zathanga Khampuia (L) College veng Tuilut 5 1 Mangoes - Yes Arecanut, Coffee, Oil palm, Mangoes, 112 Lalbata Selthuama (L) College veng Tuilut 10 8 Banana 20000 Yes Arecanut, Pineapple, 113 Sawihmingluna Rokunga College veng Tuilut 8 8 Limbu - Yes 114 VL Thanga Lawrkhuma (L) Aizawl Tuilut 5 2 Teak, Hatkora - Yes Mangkhawng Jackfruit, Mangoes, 115 Bukpuithanga T Denga (L) College veng lui 5 2 Zawngtah - Yes Mangkhawng 116 Thangchuana Chhinga College veng lui 5 2 Arecanut, Banana 500 Yes Arecanut, Pineapple, 117 Seilianchhunga Chalthianga College veng Tuilut 6 3 Banana - Yes 118 Rothangveli Lalruna (L) Project veng Tuilut 1.5 1 - - No
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Name Watershed : Serlui – I (Rengtekawn)
Any stream per Sl.N Father's/Mother's Present Name of area Treate nearby Name Area Name of crop capita o. name addres (Watershed) d area watershed income (Yes/No) 1 Biaksanga Thangvela Builum Chemtlang 8 1 Arecanut,Oranges No 2 Sangliana Chalchhunga Builum Chemtlang 8 - - - No 3 R Lalnunmawia D Ngaihthanga Builum Chemtlang 8 1 Arecanut,Oranges - No R 4 Lalhmingthanga R Lalsawta Builum Chemtlang 8 1 Arecanut, Nimbu,Hatkora - No F 5 Zahmingthanga Hringliana Builum Chemtlang 8 1 Teak, Arecanut - No 6 Lalrinpuia C Thankunga Builum Chemtlang 8 - - - No 7 Rinzauva C Thankunga Builum Chemtlang 8 - - - No 8 LR Chhana Lalsena Thingdawl, KLB Chemtlang 5 - - - No Arecanut, Hatkora, 9 C Thankunga Rangkhuma Builum Chemtlang 8 4 Oranges - No R Arecanut, Oranges, 10 Lalchawimawia R Saihnuna Builum Chemtlang 8 1 Jackfruit - No R Arecanut, Oranges, 11 MalsYestluanga R Ramliana Builum Chemtlang 8 1 Jackfruit - No 12 C Lalrinsanga C Thankunga Builum Chemtlang 8 1 Arecanut, Hatkora - No Arecanut, Hatkora 13 R Ramhlira D Ngaihthanga Builum Chemtlang 8 1 Oranges - No Arecanut, Hatkora, 14 Thangvela Zamchhinga Builum Chemtlang 8 1 Oranges - No 15 Lalfakhlima Chhingliana Bawktlang Chemtlang 5 - - - No 16 Ropara Rokhuma Gosen Chemtlang 5 - - - No Jerry 17 Lalthansanga R Saihnuna Bawktlang Chemtlang 5 - - - No 18 Lunghnemi Pausawnga Bawktlang Chemtlang 5 - - - Yes 19 Vanlalmawia VL Duailova Bawktlang Chemtlang 5 - - - No 20 Thanzuali R Saihnuna Vengthar Chemtlang 5 - - - No
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Kolasib 21 PC Lalkhuma Darchhingpuia Bawktlang Chemtlang 5 - - - No 22 Lalrammawia Rualhleia Bawktlang Chemtlang 5 - - - No 23 Zoramsiama D Ngaihthanga Bawktlang Chemtlang 6 - - - No 24 Lalbiakmawia Zoramsiama Builum Chemtlang 5 - - - No 25 Ngurdingliana Vanlalchhunga Builum Chemtlang 5 - - - No 26 Laithuama Salrothanga Builum Chemtlang 5 - - - No 27 Lalchungnunga Laithuama Bawktlang Chemtlang 5 - - - No 28 Lalliankima R Saihnuna Bawktlang Chemtlang 5 - - - No 29 Lalbuatsaihi R Zangena Bawktlang Chemtlang 5 - - - Yes 30 Zangena D Ngaihthanga Bawktlang Chemtlang 5 - - - No 31 F Lalrohnuna F Lianhranga Bawktlang Chemtlang 5 - - - Yes 32 F Lalfakmawia F Lalrohnuna Bawktlang Chemtlang 5 - - - Yes 33 Lalruatkima F Lalrohnuna Bawktlang Chemtlang 5 - - - No 34 Lalhmachhuana Zangena Hmarveng Chemtlang 5 - - - Yes Mangoes, Khanghu, 35 PB NilYesYesa Tlangpuma Bawktlang Chemtlang 30 1 Teak - Yes Vengthar 36 R Saihnuna Challiana Kolasib Chemtlang 5 - - - Yes 37 Vanlalenga Chhingliana Bawktlang Chemtlang 10 - - - No 38 Zosangliana Lalkhuma Bawktlang Chemtlang 5 - - - No 39 PC Lalrinmawia PC Darhmingliana Venglai Kolasib Chemtlang 5 3 Arecanut, Ser - No 40 Liankhawkaia Lungkhawthanga Bawktlang Chemtlang 5 - - - No 41 HD Rualhleia VYessata Bawktlang Chemtlang 5 - - - No 42 Lalhmangaihi Rualhleia Bawktlang Chemtlang 5 - - - Yes 43 Thangzama Puia Bawktlang Chemtlang 5 - - - No 44 LalngaihYesa Khuma Bawktlang Chemtlang 5 - - - No 45 R TlanglYesa Sumleta Bawktlang Chemtlang 5 - - - No 46 Vanlalnunziri Roluahtuma Hmarveng Chemtlang 5 - - - No 47 Lalhriatrengi Roluahtuma Bawktlang Chemtlang 5 - - - No 48 Laltanpuia R TlanglYesa Bawktlang Chemtlang 5 - - - No 49 Zorammawia V Ronghaka Bawktlang Chemtlang 5 - - - Yes 50 F Lalrinmawia F Hmingliana Bawktlang Chemtlang 5 - - - Yes 51 Lalthahruana Vanlalthanga Bawktlang Chemtlang 10 - - - No 52 V Ronghaka Sapchawna Hmarveng Chemtlang 5 - - - Yes 53 Lalremsanga V Ronghaka Hmarveng Chemtlang 5 - - - Yes 54 Lalramliana Thangvela Bawktlang Chemtlang 5 - - - Yes
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT 55 F Hmingliana Rawkhawnga Bawktlang Chemtlang 5 - - - No 56 LalrinYesa Thuamhlira Bawktlang Chemtlang 5 - - - No Vengthar 57 R Lalhmahruaia R Saihnuna Kolasib Chemtlang 5 - - - No Vengthar 58 LalchhuanYesa Pausawnga Kolasib Chemtlang 5 - - - No 59 C Rinzauva Thankunga Builum Chemtlang 5 - - - No 60 VL Mawia Saia Builum Chemtlang 5 - - - No 61 PC LalduhYesa PC Zirliana Bawktlang Chemtlang 5 - - - No Charlui veng, 62 Lalbiakhluna R Ramliana Klb Chemtlang 5 - - - No 63 Zionfaka Thangchhunga Bawktlang Chemtlang 5 - - - No 64 Vanlalnghaka Bawktlang Chemtlang 5 - - - No 65 Rosangzuala PB NilYesYesa Bawktlang Chemtlang 5 - - - No 66 SK Lala Satcha Bawktlang Chemtlang 5 - - - No 67 Hauthanga Bawktlang Chemtlang 5 - - - No 68 Ginzamanga S Lala Bawktlang Chemtlang 5 - - - No 69 Rodinga SK a Bawktlang Chemtlang 5 - - - No 70 F Lalrinmawia Thuamhlira Builum Chemtlang 5 - - - Yes 71 Lalhmingmawia Chhingliana Builum Chemtlang 5 - - - Yes 72 Lalthlenfaii R Ramliana Kawnveng, BKT Chemtlang 5 - - - Yes 73 Lalhruaizela R TlanglYesa Builum Chemtlang 3 - - - No PC Arecanut, Limbu, 74 Darhmingthanga Darchhingpuia Builum Chemtlang 30 4 Hatkora - Yes 75 Lalrinmawia Darhmingliana Builum Chemtlang 8 1 Arecanut, Ser, Khanghu - No 76 Lalchhuanmawia Darhmingliana Builum Chemtlang 8 - - - Yes 77 Lalhmahruaia R Saihnuna Builum Chemtlang 5 2.5 Teak, Oranges, Arecanut - No 78 LalchhuanYesa Pausawnga Builum Chemtlang 8 1 Arecanut, Teak - Yes 79 F Hmingliana Builum Chemtlang 5 - - - No 80 Kapkhaia ST Paua Rengtekawn Rengtelui 3 1 Arecanut, Mangoes 3000 Yes 81 Vanlalfela Thangzuala (L) Parkkawn Bawktlang 6 6 Arecanut 3500 No 82 Manthangi Peterkapa Rengtekawn Bawktlang 5 5 Teak, Arecanut 4000 No 83 LalzYesthanga C Ropianga (L) Rengtekawn Bawktlang 2 1 Red oil palm 1000 Yes Thangliansunga Buh, Chhawhchhi, 84 Tuahtlingi (L) Rengtekawn Chemtlang 7 4 Hmarcha 5000 Yes 85 Ruatsanga Lalhmingthanga Rengtekawn Chemtlang 4 4 Arecanut, Banana 3000 No 86 TK Thang TK Siama Rengtekawn Bawktlang 15 5 Arecanut, Teak, Hatkora 5000 Yes
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Arecanut, Teak, Betel 87 C Tholiana T Vela (L) Rengtekawn Bawktlang 5 5 leaf 9230 No 88 Lalhmingmawia SK Kama (L) Rengtekawn Bawktlang 9 5 Arecanut, Broom 1500 Yes Oranges, Arecanut, 89 Lalthangthoa Thangchhunga Rengtekawn Bawktlang 15 15 Banana 1500 Yes 90 H Lalropuia Rualliankhuma Rengtekawn Bawktlang 5 - - - Yes MalsYesdawngli 91 ana Dokhuma Rengtekawn Bawktlang 10 5 Teak, Jackfruit 2000 Yes 92 Lalramchhana L Remvela Rengtekawn Bawktlang 5 5 Arecanut, Banana 3500 No 93 C Para SK Kama (L) Rengtekawn Rengtelui 7 5 Oranges, Betel leaf 5000 Yes 94 LT Sanga C Tinthanga Rengtekawn Rengtelui 12 9 Broom 15000 No Tlanglianthuama 95 LalkhYesawia (L) Rengtekawn Chemtlang 4 2 Red oil palm 1000 Yes 96 Lalbiakthanga LalkhYesawia Rengtekawn Rengtelui 3 1 Teak 500 Yes 97 Lianthuama JK Chhana Rengtekawn Rengtelui 10 5 Red oil palm 1000 Yes 98 JK Chhana Kapa (L) Rengtekawn Rengtelui 10 10 Betel leaf, Arecanut 3000 Yes 99 Lalroliana JK Chhana Rengtekawn Rengtelui 5 5 Teak 1000 Yes 100 Lallungmuana ZK Lama Rengtekawn Bawktlang 3 - - - No 101 Lalthangliana Thangchunga Rengtekawn Chemtlang 8 8 Arecanut, Betel leaf 8000 Yes 102 Lallungkhama Lallungawia Rengtekawn Rengtelui 4 - - 1500 No 103 Vanrosanga Lalpiangthanga Rengtekawn Chemtlang 10 3 Betel leaf 500 Yes 104 Thangzeli LT Chhawna Gosen veng Rengtelui 4 4 Arecanut 3000 Yes Spices, Arecanut, Red oil 105 LT Fala Khama (L) Rengtekawn Bawktlang 3 3 palm 15000 Yes 106 Henseia Khawlkhamzama Rengtekawn Chemtlang 6 6 Kuhv, Mangoes 2500 Yes 107 Thangbawia Henseia Rengtekawn Bawktlang 10 4 Broom 2500 Yes 108 SK Manga S Buanga Rengtekawn Rengtelui 5 5 Arecanut,Banana,Broom 3500 Yes 109 Khawlala L Ngura (L) Rengtekawn Chemtlang 15 15 Jackfruit 1000 Yes 110 Zaneihkhawli Khama Rengtekawn Bawktlang 10 10 Arecanut,Mangoes 2500 Yes 111 Lalramzauvi Khawlala Rengtekawn Bawktlang 2 - - - Yes 112 Lalropianga Rangkhuma (L) Rengtekawn Chemtlang 10 8 Teak,Arecanut 2000 Yes 113 Zosiamkungi J Siaka Rengtekawn Chemlui 10 7 Thing 1300 Yes 114 R Tawnliana Darsangvunga Rengtekawn Chemlui 6 6 Banana 2000 Yes 115 Thangvela Lianzova Rengtekawn Chemlui 8 8 Arecanut 2000 Yes 116 Lunkhawgina Khuphena Rengtekawn Chemlui 10 5 Betel leaf 1500 Yes 117 Henmanga Satkhawlala Rengtekawn Chemlui 5 5 Coffee - Yes 118 T Neihdengi Petukapa Rengtekawn Chemlui 4 4 Red oil palm,Arecanut 2500 Yes
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT 119 Lalbiaktluanga Tlangkhumthanga Rengtekawn Bawktlang 4 1 Arecanut - Yes 120 Lalpekvela KhupkhYesanga Rengtekawn Chemtlang 8 - - - Yes Rengtelui 121 Lalruatliana SK Lala Rengtekawn Chhuah 7 2 Arecanut - Yes 122 Civilthanga Chawnga Rengtekawn Bawktlang 5 3 Betel leaf 1500 Yes Rengtelui 123 KC Thanga Buanzanzula Rengtekawn Chhuah 5 3 Arecanut 2000 Yes 124 Lalhmingthanga Liansela Rengtekawn Bawktlang 4 2 Betel leaf 2000 Yes Arecanut,Pineapple, 125 Lalnuntluanga Hrangkhumthanga Rengtekawn Bawktlang 15 10 Banana 5000 No 126 Phailengthanga Lalngura Rengtekawn Bawktlang 5 3 Arecanut,Banana 1000 Yes Chawngliangtha 127 nga Lalhluna Rengtekawn Bawktlang 3 1 Banana 1500 Yes Rengtelui 128 ST Hauva Tawngsata Rengtekawn Chhuah 3 2 Jatropa, Sapthei 2500 Yes 129 NG Kama Kammenga Rengtekawn Bawktlang 5 - - - No 130 Lalpawlliana Hriamsanga Rengtekawn Bawktlang 10 7 Betel leaf 3000 Yes 131 C Lalngailiana TK Siama Rengtekawn Bawktlang 10 3 Teak - Yes 132 Selmanga Buanga (L) Rengtekawn Bawktlang 5 3 Banana,Broom 2500 No Arecanut Broom 133 Tuahmanga Chawnga rs Chemtlang 19 10 Hmarcha 25000 Yes Rengtelui 134 R Sawiliana Kapa Rengtekawn Chhuah 11 7 Broom 7000 Yes Rengtelui 135 KhYesa SN Khuma (L) Rengtekawn Chhuah 3 - - - Yes 136 Helthanga TK Lenga Rengtekawn Bawktlang 8 5 Arecanut Banana 3000 Yes 137 Liana Singson S Kama Rengtekawn Chemtlang 25 13 Arecanut Broom 3500 Yes Rengtelui 138 Chinkhenpauva Thangzakaia Rengtekawn Chhuah 12 5 Arecanut 1500 Yes 139 Lianpauva Siaknuna Rengtekawn Bawktlang 7 3 Arecanut 1500 No 140 Hosana Zambuanga Rengtekawn Bawktlang 15 15 Arecanut 3500 Yes 141 Lalthlamuani S Khawlala Rengtekawn Chemtlang 10 - - - Yes Rengtelui 142 C Lalsangliana Chhuanthangpuia Rengtekawn Chhuah 10 10 Arecanut,Pineapple 2500 Yes 143 Lalrochana LalkhYesawia Rengtekawn Chemtlang 10 5 Arecanut Oranges 2000 Yes 144 Lalhuapliana Ngena Rengtekawn Chemlui 15 10 Arecanut Betel leaf 2000 No 145 S Chawia Ngura Rengtekawn Bawktlang 3 3 Arecanut Betel leaf 2500 Yes
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT 146 S Lalremsanga Manga Rengtekawn Bawktlang 3 3 Teak Arecanut Banana 3500 No Papaya Arecanut 147 TlanglYesthanga Ngura Rengtekawn Bawktlang 3 3 Bannana 4000 No Rengtelui 148 A Romanthangi Peterkapa Rengtekawn Chhuah 5 5 Arecanut Coffee 2000 Yes Paul Rengtelui 149 Lalrinngheta Peterkapa Rengtekawn Chhuah 5 5 Arecanut Coffee 1500 Yes 150 John Barneta R Sawiliana Rengtekawn Chemlui 5 5 Oil Palm Arecanut 1000 Yes 151 K Lalbeiseia K Lalchhuana Rengtekawn Chemlui 10 4 Arecanut Oranges 1500 Yes 152 Buanthanga Hmunneibata Rengtekawn Chemlui 10 4 Broom 1000 Yes 153 Rualsingkhuma Thangngura Rengtekawn Chemlui 3 3 May - Yes Rengtelui 154 Dothanga LK Hena Rengtekawn Chhuah 2 2 Broom 1500 Yes 155 H Lalhlupuii Chungliana Rengtekawn Chemlui 1 - - - Yes Rengtelui 156 Hlimthanga Siaka Rengtekawn Chhuah 4 4 Arecanut 1500 Yes 157 F Rama Rothanga Rengtekawn Bawktlang 10 3 Arecanut 1000 Yes Coffee Hmarcha Betel 158 Lianhauva Lethanga Rengtekawn Bawktlang 7 4 leaf 2500 No 159 LT Muanga Lalpiangthanga Rengtekawn Bawktlang 5 5 Betel leaf Arecanut 3500 Yes 160 Lalramhuala J Siaka Rengtekawn Bawktlang 4 2 Arecanut Banana 2500 Yes 161 Lalthuamthanga SK Kama (L) Rengtekawn Bawktlang 10 10 Arecanut Betel leaf 3500 Yes 162 Johnte-a F RokhYesa Rengtekawn Chemlui 10 7 Arecanut Dil 5000 Yes 163 Lalengthanga Lalthangliana Rengtekawn Chemtlang 10 10 Betel leaf Broom 2500 Yes Arecanut Oranges 164 Darthangi Ai a Venglai Kolasib Chemlui 5 5 Pineapple 3500 Yes Rengtelui Oranges Banana 165 Lamkhawliana PN Khaia Rengtekawn Chhuah 4 4 Arecanut 4000 Yes 166 J Siaka Khuma Rengtekawn - 5 5 - - Yes Rengtelui 167 Bawinu-i PN Khaia Rengtekawn Chhuah 2 1 Arecanut - Yes 168 MalsYestluanga Lalthipa Electric veng Bawktlang 10 10 Teak - Yes 169 Lalruatkima Rokhuma (L) Electric veng Bawktlang 3 - - - No 170 Lalramchhana Chuailova Electric veng Bawktlang 4 - - - No 171 Thansiama Rohnuna Electric veng Bawktlang 3 - - - Yes 172 Lalhmachhuana Roneihkhuma Electric veng Bawktlang 4 4 Teak - Yes 173 Lalrinsanga R Hmangaiha Electric veng Bawktlang 4 4 Arecanut 3500 Yes
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT 174 Maichami RM Hmangaihi Electric veng Bawktlang 7 7 Teak - Yes 175 Remruata SYesa Electric veng Bawktlang 7 - - - Yes 176 Rinpuii Rohminga (L) Electric veng Bawktlang 10 - - - Yes Chawngthangvu 177 nga Eden-a Electric veng Bawktlang 5 - - - Yes 178 Lalnunpuia Zomuana Electric veng Bawktlang 7 - - - No 179 Lalbiakdika Lalruna Electric veng Bawktlang 4 - - - No 180 Lalnuntluanga ZolYesa Electric veng Bawktlang 5 5 Teak - Yes 181 Lalnunziri Lalnunsanga Electric veng Bawktlang 3 - - - No 182 Zomuana H Lala Electric veng Bawktlang 5 5 Arecanut 2500 Yes 183 Lalthlamuana R Lalhmangaiha Electric veng Bawktlang 5 5 Arecanut 3000 Yes 184 Lalchuailova Zoliankunga Electric veng Bawktlang 6 - - - No 185 Lalhmingthanga Lalthipa Electric veng Bawktlang 6 - - - Yes 186 Lalrunruata Ralliantawna Electric veng Bawktlang 4 - - - No 187 Lalrinkimi Darthangi Electric veng Bawktlang 2 - - - No 188 Lalmuana Lalawia Electric veng Bawktlang 7 7 Arecanut Banana 6000 Yes 189 John Michaela Thangngura Rengtekawn Chemtlang 5 - - - Yes Rengtelui 190 L Hena Lumpu (L)s Rengtekawn Chhuah 5 5 Banana Pineapple 1500 Yes 191 Robert Thanga KC Thanga Rengtekawn Chemtlang 6 - - - Yes 192 Hmunneibata Hentea Rengtekawn Chemtlang 10 10 Broom 2500 Yes 193 Thangngura Hriamlala Rengtekawn Chemtlang 5 5 Arecanut 2000 Yes 194 Lalhriatchianga Thangngura Rengtekawn Chemtlang 4 4 Broom 1500 Yes 195 Lalrohluna Thana (L) Rengtekawn Bawktlang 10 10 Betel leaf Coffee 5000 Yes 196 Lalrosanga Khamlala Rengtekawn Bawktlang 15 7 Red oil Palm 1000 Yes Rengtelui 197 Thangzaliana Thangzakaia Rengtekawn Chhuah 5 3 Arecanut Teak 1500 Yes 198 T Rosiama Laihlihthanga Rengtekawn Bawktlang 20 10 Red oil palm Broom 2500 Yes Rengtelui 199 Mangkhawlala TK Sata Rengtekawn Chhuah 5.5 3 Arecanut 1000 Yes 200 Lalchungnunga CT Khupa Rengtekawn Bawktlang 7 3 Arecanut 1500 Yes 201 Lalzuiliana K Kaia Rengtekawn Bawktlang 5 3 Arecanut Banana 1000 Yes 202 L Remvela Tawnga Rengtekawn Bawktlang 8 5 Arecanut 2000 Yes 203 Thangthahleia T Vela (L) Rengtekawn Chemlui 7 3 Broom 1500 Yes Rengte 204 Saithanmawii Kaptluanga (L) Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 6 4 Arecanut - Yes 205 C Rohnuna Thangmawia Venglai Kolasib Rengte 6 3 Arecanut Yes
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT tlangsang Rengte 206 R Hrangkima Kiamlova (L) Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 6 4 Arecanut - Yes Rengte 207 Ramzauvi Zakamlova (L) Diakkawn tlangsang 6 4 Arecanut Zawngtah - Yes Rengte 208 H Lalparliana H Dokhuma College veng tlangsang 6 2 Atkora - Yes Rengte 209 Lalhmingliana Kunga (L) Diakkawn tlangsang 6 5 Arecanut Mangoes - Yes Rengte 210 Lalchuangkima Thangdailova (L) Diakkawn tlangsang 5 3 Broom - Yes Rengte 211 Zarzoliani L Chuangkima Diakkawn tlangsang 5 2 Broom - No Rengte 212 Jacoba Khuanga Diakkawn tlangsang 6 2 Arecanut - Yes Rengte 213 R Pakunga Salrothanga (L) Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 8 4 Arecanut - Yes Rengte 214 Lalrinmawia Laltana (L) Diakkawn tlangsang 6 4 Broom - Yes Rengte 215 C Zathuama C Thanseia Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 6 4 Arecanut - Yes Rengte 216 Thankima Lalrikhuma (L) Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 6 4 Arecanut - Yes Rengte 217 Sangpuia Kapa Diakkawn tlangsang 6 1 Broom - Yes Rengte 218 Zathanga Hmarveng tlangsang 6 4 Oranges - Yes Rengte 219 Lalbiakmawia Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 6 4 Arecanut - Yes Thirhruibankaw Rengte 220 Danglova Ralliana (L) n tlangsang 6 4 Arecanut - Yes Ashok Rengte 221 LalsYesliana College veng tlangsang 6 4 Arecanut - Yes Rengte 222 Lalfamkima Saidingi (L) College veng tlangsang 5 4 Arecanut - Yes Rengte 223 Nghaktea Thira (L) Tuithaveng tlangsang 5 4 Arecanut - Yes 224 Chuauzika Kapthianga (L) New Diakkawn Rengte 5 3 Arecanut - Yes
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT tlangsang Rengte 225 Ngaihzuala Hmarveng tlangsang 6 4 Arecanut - Yes Rengte 226 LalzYesliana Khama Diakkawn tlangsang 6 4 Hatkora - Yes Rengte 227 Rammuanpuii Dinthara Diakkawn tlangsang 4 1 Coffee - Yes Rengte 228 Lalhmingmawii R Pakunga Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 4 3 Banana - Yes Rengte 229 Vanlalruata P Lalsailova (L) Diakkawn tlangsang 5 5 Banana - No Rengte 230 Lalthazuala Lalrinmawia Diakkawn tlangsang 3 3 Broom - Yes Rengte Arecanut Oranges 231 K Vanlalnghaka Laluma New Diakkawn tlangsang 5 5 Zawngtah - Yes Rengte 232 Vanlalruata Lalauva Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 5 5 Arecanut Oil palm - Yes Rengte 233 Hrangkhuma Sailova Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 5 5 Khanghu, Arecanut - Yes Rengte 234 LalsYesliani K Valhmingthanga Diakkawn tlangsang 3 3 Arecanut, Oil palm - Yes Vengthar Rengte 235 B Lalthantluanga Thangvela Kolasib tlangsang 6 4 Arecanut, Zawngtah - Yes Rengte 236 Ramthangi Vanlalsiama Diakkawn tlangsang 3 3 Theihmu, Arecanut - Yes Rengte 237 C Lalnunmawia Hualkunga New Diakkawn tlangsang 4 4 Arecanut, Zawngtah - Yes Vengthar Rengte 238 Lianchungnunga Paliana Kolasib tlangsang 5 5 Arecanut - Yes Vengthar Rengte 239 Lalbiakliana Rochhunga Kolasib tlangsang 5 5 Arecanut, Hatkora - Yes Vengthar Rengte 240 Chawimawii Hranghlira (L) Kolasib tlangsang 5 2 Arecanut - Yes Rengte 241 Hmingdailova Lalrinpuia New Diakkawn tlangsang 5 - - - Yes Rengte 242 Parmawia Puruala New Diakkawn tlangsang 5 1 - - Yes 243 Nuzawni Seizika New Diakkawn Rengte 3 3 Oil Palm Arecanut - No
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT tlangsang Rengte 244 Zonuntluanga K Valhmingthanga Diakkawn tlangsang 5 5 Iskut, Theihmu - Yes Rengte 245 K Zohmingliana K Valhmingthanga Diakkawn tlangsang 5 5 Arecanut, Betel leaf - Yes Rengte 246 Ngurkunga Chhuangliana New Diakkawn tlangsang 10 10 Arecanut, Betel leaf - - Rengte 247 Vanlalremi Saizika New Diakkawn tlangsang 4 4 Banana, Fu - - Rengte 248 PC Lalropuia Lalmuana Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 4 4 Oil Palm - - Rengte 249 Laltlanzami Lalmuana (L) Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 5 5 Pineapple - - Rengte 250 Lalhumhima VL Muana Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 3 3 Betel leaf - - Rengte 251 Vanlalhruaia Mangchhuana Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 2 2 Banana - - Rengte 252 Laldawngliani Sukua Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 4 4 Arecanut - No Rengte 253 Zothantluanga R MalsYesa Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 2 2 Arecanut - No Rengte 254 Lalthlamuana R MalsYesa Salem veng tlangsang 3 3 Arecanut - No Rengte 255 R Lalengmawii Nithanga Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 5 5 Arecanut - No Rengte 256 Thanghmingliana Philip Lalhmaa Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 5 5 Oil palm - No Rengte 257 Ramngaii Ruma Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 4 4 Oranges - No Rengte 258 Rothanga Seizakai Diakkawn tlangsang 3 3 Arecanut - No Rengte 259 Selkunga Khanvela Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 3 3 Arecanut - No Rengte 260 Zawnpuii Chawnghlira Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 3 1 Arecanut - No Rengte 261 Lalzuala Chhunruma Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 2 2 Arecanut - No 262 Lairengi Thlahhaia Diakkawn Rengte 1.5 1.5 Arecanut - No
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT tlangsang Rengte 263 Chhuangkima RL Hmangaiha Diakkawn tlangsang 3 2 Arecanut - No Rengte 264 Tluangkima R MalsYesa Diakkawn tlangsang 5 5 Oil Palm, Arecanut - No Rengte 265 Ramhluna Tanga Diakkawn tlangsang 3 3 Kuvha - No Rengte 266 Vanlaldika Laibuanga Diakkawn tlangsang 3 2 Arecanut - No Rengte 267 Hrangvunga Awka College veng tlangsang 4 4 Arecanut - No Rengte 268 Lalnuntluanga Siamhnuna Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 4 - - - No Rengte 269 Zalianmawia Vungzathanga Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 5 - - - No Rengte 270 Lathakima L Thangliana Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 3 - - - No Rengte 271 Lalrongengi Roliana Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 4 - - - No Rengte 272 Rothanga Seizakai Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 2 - - - No Rengte 273 Lalrinchhana SL Thanga Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 2 2 Oranges - No Rengte 274 Lalhmachhuana SL Thanga Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 3 3 Hatkora, Oranges - No Rengte 275 Lalhmunsiama Lianthanga College veng tlangsang 3 3 Arecanut - No Rengte 276 Zothanpari J Thuama Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 3 3 Arecanut, Oranges - No Rengte 277 Khawthanmawia Zokhuma Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 5 - Arecanut - No Rengte 278 Khawthanmawia Zokhuma Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 3 3 Arecanut - No Rengte 279 LalthYesi Dengteka Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 5 5 Arecanut - No Rengte 280 Lamuana Sapchhawna Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 5 5 Arecanut - No 281 Laldawngliana Lalsuta Venglai Kolasib Rengte 5 5 Arecanut - No
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT tlangsang Rengte 282 Nuthangi Lalsuta Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 5 2 Arecanut - No Rengte 283 Raltawna Tawnvela Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 3 2 Arecanut - No Thanglianchhung Rengte 284 a Thangmanga Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 3 3 Arecanut - No Rengte 285 Kaphranga Sailo Lalthangzauva Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 4 - - - No Rengte 286 Lalramchhana Chuailova - tlangsang 5 - No Sanghmingthang Rengte 287 a Chaldenga Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 5 5 Hatkora, Oranges - No Rengte 288 Sangthuama Chaldenga Venglai Kolasib tlangsang 4 3 Oranges, Limbu - No Rengte 289 Vanhnuailiana Lalpuia Electric veng tlangsang 3 3 Arecanut - No Rengte 290 Ranthanzova MalsYesa New Diakkawn tlangsang 3 3 Arecanut - No Rengte 291 Chuaukunga Lalhmingliana Diakkawn tlangsang 3 3 Arecanut - No 292 Sapzinga Lalsiama Venglai Kolasib Chemlui 7 7 Arecanut - Yes 293 Tlangkhumi Bualkunga Venglai Kolasib Chemlui 5 5 Arecanut - Yes 294 295 Thangzeli LT Chhawna Gosen Godown hnuai 4 4 Arecanut, Betel leaf 1000 Yes 296 SR Lalnunmawia LT Zauva Gosen Godown hnuai 6 2 Arecanut, Nimbu - Yes 297 J Lalrelkima Lalmura (L) Gosen Godown hnuai 4 3 Arecanut, Teak 3000 Yes 298 R Lalengzuala SR Lalnunmawia Gosen Rengtetlang 3 - - - Yes K Hatkora,Betel 299 Lalhmachhuana SYeskima (L) Gosen Rengtetlang 10 4 leaf,Oranges 30000 Yes 300 ST Lala Thangchunga (L) Gosen Rengtelui kam 3 1 Ser, Banana - Yes 301 Ropara Rokhuma Gosen Chemtlang 5 - Arecanut - Yes Rengtekawn 302 Liandova Zoramchhana (Gosen) Rengtetlang 3 3 Arecanut - Yes 303 Neihsanga Chhunmanga Saidan Rengtelui kam 4 4 Oranges 15000 No Oranges, Arecanut 304 Zahmingthanga Kallianthanga (L) Hmarveng Chemlui kawng 10 6 Hatkora 40000 No 305 C Zathuama C Thanseia Venglai Chemlui kawng 5 5 Arecanut, Hatkora, 6000 Yes
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Nimbu Rengte tlang 306 PC Rangliana PC Namliana Gosen bul 7 - Arecanut - Yes 307 Ramchangliana Renga (L) Gosen Rengte tlang 3 - - - Yes 308 Rosangi Thanglura (L) Gosen Rengte tlang 3 3 - - Yes 309 Thanghleia Khupa (L) Gosen Rengte tlang 3 3 - - Yes 310 VL Liana Lala Gosen Rengte tlang 3 3 Pineapple, La - Yes 311 Pauhmingthanga Kapkhaia Gosen Bawktlang 2 2 Arecanut Zawngtah - Yes 312 C Zakima Zoramchhana Gosen Rengte tlang 6 2 Arecanut - No 313 H Vanlalsena K Rammawia Gosen Rengte tlang 4 2 Banana - Yes 314 J Laldinpuia LT Chhawna (L) Gosen Rengte tlang 2 - - - No 315 Lalthanmawia C Ngurliana Gosen Inbul huan 1 1 Arecanut - Yes 316 R VL Siamliana Vanlalchhunga Gosen Rengte tlang 1 1 Banana, Zawngtah 2000 No 317 Ramengmawia Thantawna Gosen Rengte tlang 2 - - - No H 318 Rohmingthanga L Chungthila Gosen Chemlui kawng 6 2 Arecanut - Yes 319 Kambuanga L Gina Gosen Chemtlang 4 - - - Yes Rengtetlang 320 TH Luna Lalchungnunga Gosen chhuah lam 6 Khanghu 1000 Yes Rengtetlang 321 G Manga Lalchungnunga Gosen chhuah lam 5 enkawl Arecanut, Betel leaf - Yes 322 Zothanmawia Liandawla Gosen Chemlui kawng 5 enkawl Arecanut, Nimbu - Yes 323 Zoramchhana John Renga Gosen Tlangsang 20 enkawl Arecanut Ginger - No 324 Lalremsiami K Rammawia Gosen Tlangsang 5 - - - No 325 Lalrinpuii C Zoliani Gosen Chemtlang 4 - - - Yes 326 Lalramzauva L Ruma (L) Venglai Chemlui 3 2 Arecanut, Rubber 1000 No 327 Lalbiakliana Laldawngliana Tuithaveng Chemtlang 4 2 Arecanut, Spices 2000 Yes Rengtelui 328 LalzYesliana SK Kama (L) Rengtekawn chhuah 2 - - - Yes 329 Vanlalthlanga Sangthuama Venglai Chemtlang 6 2 Buh - Yes 330 Saithanmawii Kapthuama Venglai Godown hnuai 5 Arecanut Yes
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Name Watershed : Lower Tlawng – II (Vengthar)
Any stream per Sl.N Ram nei tu Father's/Mother' Present Name of area Treated nearby Area Name of crop capita o. Hming s name addres (Watershed) area watershed income (Yes/No) Arecanut, Betel leaf, 1 ST Khaia Lunpia (L) Vengthar Hausak zau 7 3 Limbu 4000 Yes 2 Lalrokima Bawihthuama College veng Tuilut 10 3 Oil palm - No 3 Satinmana Bawihthuama College veng Tuilut 5 2 Buh - No Tuilut Arecanut, Khanghu, 4 Vanlalhnuna Saplalhmuaka College veng Khamchung 5 3 Bil, Sunhlu 7000 No Tuilut 5 Tlangchangliana Dingliana College veng Khamchung 3 - - - Yes Lalhtanthuama 6 Ngente Rosiama College veng Tuilut 20 1 Arecanut - No Coffee Arecanut 7 Lalramhluni Telthuama College veng Tuilut 5 2 Limbu Kawhtebel - Yes Arecanut Sunhlu 8 Lalzarliana Lalramliana College veng Tuilut 5 2 Limbu Pineapple 2000 Yes Tuilut Arecanut Hatkora 9 Thandawla Dova College veng Khamhnuai 5 2 Limbu - No 10 LalYespuia Rosiama College veng Dumlui 5 2 Banana, Buh 2000 Yes Thenphak 11 Rosiama Rualkhuma College veng Khamchung 7 - Arecanut - Yes Thenphak 12 ZYesi Rosiama College veng Khamchung 7 - Arecanut - Yes Chengkawllui 13 Vanlalhlima Rokunga College veng Hausak zau 10 3 Buh - Yes 14 VL DYesa Tlangchuhthanga Diakkawn Thenphek 5 2 Oranges 200 Yes Arecanut Hatkora 15 BK Thanga Lalduhkhama Vengthar Thenphek 5 2 Zawngtah Pineapple - Yes 16 Parvuli Thandawla Diakkawn Tuilut 3 - - - Yes 17 Pazawna Tlangchuhthanga Vengthar Lungdawhlui 3 2 Hatkora, Arecanut 1000 Yes 18 D hova Simkhawlala Vengthar Hausak zau 4 2 Teak - Yes 19 Lalngaihzuala Lalbela Vengthar Hausak zau 4 2 Lalkhuithei - Yes
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT 20 R Thanmawia Hauthanga Vengthar Hausak zau 3 1 Arecanut - Yes Lalkhuithei, Tengtere, 21 Lalchullova VL Chawia Vengthar Hausak zau 3 2 Mangoes - Yes 22 H Hena Satpua Vengthar Hausak zau 5 3 Betel leaf - Yes 23 TZ Thanga K Gina Vengthar Hausak zau 5 3 Betel leaf, Arecanut - Yes 24 ST Hranga Neihthanga (L) Vengthar Thenphek 8 - Teak - Yes 25 R Zakhuma Laltuala (L) Salem veng Muallungthu 6 6 Arecanut,Ser,Teak 6000 Yes Teak,Sunhlu,Mangoes 26 Rothuama Chhangdailova Salem veng Tuilut 8 3 ,Oil palm 3000 Yes R Chaltlangthanga Zawngtah,Mangoes,B 27 (L) Tlangaia (L) Salem veng tuilut 3.5 3.5 utter,Arecanut 3000 No Betel leaf,Arecanut,Hatkora, 28 D Lainngoa Liandaia Vengthar Hausak zau 7 2 Jackfruit 12000 No Arecanut, Oil palm, 29 C Lalchuaulova CK Lalthipa Salem veng Tuilut 2.5 2.5 Zethropa, Oranges 6000 Yes 30 S Thangchhunga J Thangkhuma N Diakkawn Chengkawllui 5 2 Arecanut - Yes 31 Aifinlala Kaikhawlama Salem veng Tuilut 4 2 Hatkora 5000 Yes 32 C Lalchawimawia Liantaia Vengthar Hausak zau 7 7 Panvang,Nimbu - Yes Tlanghmingthang 33 a Lianhlira N Diakkawn Chengkawllui 5 3 Arecanut - Yes 34 Lalkhawluna Denga (L) N Diakkawn Damdiai 6 4 Arecanut - Yes 35 LalmalsYesa Lalkhawluna Convent road Damdiai 4 2 Arecanut - Yes 36 Lalchhandama Lalkhawluna Convent road Damdiai 3 3 Arecanut - Yes 37 R Dengzika Thlama N Diakkawn Lungdawhlui 4 4 Arecanut - Yes 38 Vanlaldika Lalkhawluna N Diakkawn Lungdawhlui 4 2 Arecanut - Yes 39 Lalzuisangi Dengzika N Diakkawn Lungdawhlui 2 2 Arecanut - Yes 40 Lalrinmawii Dengzika N Diakkawn Lungdawhlui 2 2 Arecanut - Yes 41 R Lalramhluna Phirthanga N Diakkawn Damdiai 6 2 Arecanut - Yes 42 Zairemmawia RV Thansanga Diakkawn Damdiai 5 2 Arecanut - No 43 Ngurbeli C Thandanga N Diakkawn Damdiai 2 2 Arecanut - Yes 44 C LallYeszuala C Salhnuna N Diakkawn Damdiai 5 3 Arecanut - No 45 Vanlalruata C Salhnuna N Diakkawn Damdiai 5 3 Arecanut - No 46 C Laldanglova C Salhnuna N Diakkawn Damdiai 5 3 Arecanut - No 47 Bawihchhuaka N Diakkawn Damdiai 10 5 Oranges Arecanut 6000 Yes 48 P Rohmingthanga Selthuama (L) Vengthar Khuangpuilam 15.27 15.27 Arecanut, Pineapple, 1000 No
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Bigh Bigha Butterfruit a Arecanut, Oranges, 49 Ronghaka Thangpuia (L) Vengthar Chengkawllui 2 2 Banana - Yes 50 J Thangkhuma Khama (L) N Diakkawn Lungdawhlui 3 - - - Yes RC 51 Hmingthanzauva Kapchhingi (L) College veng Thenphek 10 3 Arecanut - Yes 52 Lalbiakkima Salem veng Tuilut 5 2 Betel leaf, Hatkora - Yes Pineapple, Arecanut, 53 Lalthazuali Laldingliana Nursery veng Tuilut 5 5 Oil palm 20000 Yes 54 Biakchhungi Darkhama Nursery veng Tuilut 5 5 Pineapple, Oil palm 15000 Yes 55 R Lalthlamuana R MalsYesa Salem veng Tuilut 3 3 Arecanut - Yes Pineapple, Banana, 56 F LalsYesa F Chawngkhuma Salem veng Tuilut 3 3 Arecanut - Yes Pineapple, 57 Aisiami Kapchhunga (L) Salem veng Tuilut 5 2 Thingfanghma - Yes 58 Rozawni Ngurchhuana (L) Salem veng Tuilut 2 1 Arecanut - Yes 59 Vanlalfela H Lalrinzauva Salem veng Tuilut 3 2 Oil palm - Yes 60 H Rinzauva Dangliana (L) Salem veng Tuilut 5 3 Oil palm - Yes 61 Laltlanthanga Darkhama Nursery veng Tuilut 3 3 Pineapple, Arecanut 10000 Yes 62 C Lalramliana Rothuama (L) Salem veng Hausak zau 7 - - - Yes 63 LalchhuanYesa Thangmawia (L) Vengthar Mualpui zau 5 5 Pineapple, Oil palm - Yes Atkora, Arecanut, 64 Lalthantluanga Lalkhuma (L) Vengthar Chengkawllui 2 2 Banana etc. - - Arecanut, Banana, 65 Saidailova Hala (L) Salem veng Tuilut 5 3 Zawngtah 10000 Yes 66 Thanbanglova Zanghingzova Vengthar Chengkawllui 2 2 Arecanut - Yes Thangchhunga Arecanut, Betel leaf, 67 V Lalthanmawia (L) Vengthar Chengkawllui 6 2 Atkora, Nimbu 10000 Yes 68 Lalchhanhimi Rotluanga (L) Vengthar Chengkawllui 6 2 Khanghu, Arecanut 2000 Yes Chengkawl 69 Lalremruata Thangpuia (L) Vengthar Thenphek 8 2.5 Arecanut, Coffee - Yes Chhangdailova 70 Lalliana (L) Salem veng Tuilut zau 8 2 Arecanut, Banana 2000 Yes 71 Zamzeli Lamthuama (L) Salem veng Tuilut zau 4 1 Arecanut, Khanghu 2000 Yes 72 Kapthangi Lamthuama (L) Salem veng Tuilut zau 10 5 Arecanut, Pineapple 5000 Yes 73 Rodingliana Lianbuanga (L) Salem veng Tuilut zau 5 2 Oil palm - Yes
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Arecanut, oil palm, 74 C Lalramnuama VL Zata (L) Salem veng Tuilut zau 20 7 Nimbu Pahnah 10000 Yes 75 Lalhuapi LYessanga (L) Salem veng Tuilut zau 5 2 Pineapple, Arecanut 2000 Yes 76 Rovala Biaktluanga College veng Tuilut zau 5 2 Pineapple, Arecanut 2000 Yes 77 Rothuami Lianbuanga (L) Salem veng Tuilut zau 5 3 Oil palm - Yes 78 Chuailovi Zamhlira (L) Salem veng Tuilut zau 6 4 Arecanut, Pineapple 3000 Yes Chengkawllui 79 Vanlalphena Sanglianthanga Vengthar zau 6 2 Pineapple, Arecanut - Yes 80 Remthanga Lalthanzama Vengthar Hausak zau 2 1 Fu, Banana - No 7 Chengkawllui Bigh 81 R Thangluaia ThYesvunga (L) Vengthar zau a 7 Bigha Mangoes, Jackfruit - Yes Banana, Khanghu, 82 Tlanthuama Thankawlha (L) Vengthar Runglei zau 4 1 Guava - Yes Banana, Ser, 83 Lalrinchhana Mary Thangseii Vengthar Thenphek zau 5 3 Zawngtah 5000 Yes Arecanut, Banana, 84 Lalnuntluanga Lalhmangaiha (L) Vengthar Tuilut zau 3 1 Pineapple 6000 Yes Arecanut, Banana, 85 Dengmawii Lamthuama (L) N Diakkawn Tuilut zau 3 3 Pineapple 6000 Yes 86 Rothangpuia Sumduha Vengthar Hausak zau 10 - - - Yes 87 HC Hrangkunga Rokhara (L) Vengthar Chengkawllui 5 - - - Yes 88 Vanlalfaka Tawnhleia Vengthar Hausak zau 5 2 Fu - Yes Pahnah, Nimbu, 89 VanlalzYesa ST Lama (L) Vengthar Hausak zau 15 15 Mangoes 10000 Yes Arecanut, Betel leaf, 90 LalduhYesa Neihlaia Vengthar Hausak zau 20 2 Atkora, Mangoes - Yes Arecanut, Mangoes, 91 Lalramtluanga Zoramchhana Vengthar Hausak zau 5 1 Banana - Yes Arecanut, Mangoes, 92 Lalthanmawia Zoramchhana Vengthar Hausak zau 4 1 Banana - No 93 Lalbiaktluanga Tawka (L) Vengthar Thenphek zau 4 2 Arecanut - - 94 R Lalsiamkima Rotluanga Vengthar Thenphek zau 3 2 Arecanut, Pineapple 5000 Yes 95 Pakunga Zakhuma (L) Vengthar Runglei zau 2.5 - - - Yes 96 T Lalrinmawia K Hauva (L) Vengthar Hausak zau 4 - Arecanut, Pineapple - No 97 Lalthlengliana Lenthanga (L) Vengthar Hausak zau 20 2 Arecanut, Khanghu 2000 Yes 98 Thanthiangi Lalnunmawia Vengthar Runglei zau 4 1.5 Broom, Phuihnam - Yes 99 Lalhruaikima R Sangliana Vengthar Hmawngkhawt 5 2 Oil palm, Banana 2000 Yes
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT hlir Hmawngkhawt 100 R Laltlanchhunga Kapthanga Vengthar hlir 4 2 Arecanut, Nimbu - Yes 101 Sakhawliana Lalthanthuama Vengthar Hausak zau 15 2 Arecanut - Yes MS Dawngliana 102 Mawii (L) Vengthar Hausak zau 15 2 Arecanut - Yes 103 Thangkhuma Zaitluanga Vengthar Hausak zau 15 3 Pineapple, Arecanut - Yes 104 Vanlalvena Zaihnuna Vengthar Thenphek zau 15 2 Pineapple - Yes 105 D Zama K Roa Vengthar Hausak zau 2 2 Arecanut - Yes 106 Lalthianghlima Bata Vengthar Hausak zau 10 3 Pahnah, Teak 20000 No 107 K Hoa T Kama Vengthar Hausak zau 4 - Arecanut - Yes Hausak zau & Lungdawhlui 108 H Vanlalnghenga Khuma (L) Vengthar kam 3 - - - Yes Chawngtinthanga Mangoes, Zawngtah, 109 Siamkhawlama (L) Vengthar Hausak zau 15 - Pineapple - Yes 110 Laikunga Hualchhawna N Diakkawn Thenphek zau 4 - - - No 111 PL Khuma L Zakapa Vengthar Damdiai 3 - - - No 112 C Biaka Ramliana (L) N Diakkawn Lungdawhlui 10 5 Fu, Tung 5000 Yes 113 J MalsYesa Chawngsaia Vengthar Thenphek zau 5 5 Banana, Ngiau, Mau 5000 Yes Arecanut, Coffee, Oil 114 K ZalYesa Laltawnliana Vengthar Lungdawhlui 10 4 palm - Yes tuichhuahen 115 HZ Phira Vengthar kam 5 5 Fu 10000 Yes 116 Chanchinmawia HZ Phira Vengthar Pangen 4 4 Fu 8000 Yes 117 Lalhuapliana Phira College veng Dumluilian 14 1 Arecanut, Pineapple - Yes 118 Hranglawithanga Thangtinsela College veng Hausak zau 15 - Mau - Yes Ngurthanmawia Arecanut, Banana, 119 Sailo R Thankhuma Vengthar 1 1 Kawhtebel - No 120 T Lungmuana T Khuangzika Vengthar Thenphek zau 4 2 Jackfruit, Mangoes 1000 Yes 121 B Zahluna Rualhlira (L) Vengthar Lungdawhlui 3 2 Arecanut Oranges - No Arecanut, Pineapple, 122 Vanlalthlana Tlanghauha (L) Vengthar Lungdawhlui 3 2 Banana 3000 No Arecanut, Mangoes, 123 H Lalringliana Major Vana (L) Vengthar Lungdawhlui 4 4 Oranges 5000 Thalo Arecanut, Banana, 124 H Zachungnunga Tekhuma (L) Vengthar Thenphek zau 4 2 Pineapple - Yes
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT 125 R Zahunga Phirthuama Vengthar Thenphek zau 5 2 Arecanut - Yes 126 H Khama Siakkhuala (L) Vengthar Thladolui zau 5 2 Banana, Oranges - Yes Arecanut, Banana, 127 Vanlaltana MT Chhinga Vengthar Hausak zau 5 1 Betel leaf, Khanghu - Yes Fu, Pineapple, 128 HZ Phira LH Thanga Vengthar Hausak zau 6 3 Arecanut 10000 Yes Zawngtah, Mangoes, 129 Hmingthanzauva Zakhuma (L) Vengthar Thenphek zau 10 - Khanghu, Theihmu 8000 Yes 130 Vanlalnghaka HZ Phira Vengthar Hausak zau 5 1 Fu, Pineapple - Yes 131 LYessanga Chawikhuma (L) Vengthar Runglei zau 5 5 Arecanut, Zawngtah - No Arecanut, Khanghu, 132 Vanlalchhara Zakima (L) Vengthar Lungdawhlui 5 3 Kawhtebel, Theihmu 3000 Yes Arecanut, Nimbu, 133 Jacoba Khuanga Vengthar Mualpui zau 7 2 Zawngtah 10000 Thalo 134 Saithanhnuna Keitawna (L) Vengthar Mualpui zau 2 1.5 Arecanut, Pineapple - Thalo 135 LallYeszuala Salhnuna (L) Vengthar Mualpui zau 10 1 - - Thalo 136 Lalruata Salhnuna (L) Vengthar Mualpui zau 10 1 - - Thalo Oranges, Arecanut, 137 Bawihchhuaka Vengthar Mualpui zau 8 3 Nimbu, Zawngtah 15000 Thalo Thenphek 138 Lalhmingthanga Lalrawna Salem veng kawng chhuk 2.5 2.5 Arecanut 10000 Yes Hmawngkhawt Arecanut, Betel leaf, 139 R Sangliana LT Zauva (L) Vengthar hlir 7 4 Nimbu, Pineapple 10000 Yes Hmawngkhawt 140 Rohmingliana R Sangliana Vengthar hlir 3 1.5 Arecanut, Banana - Yes
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Name Watershed : Serlui – II (Venglai, New Diakkawn & Diakkawn)
Any stream Sl. Name of land Father's/Mother Name of area Treated per capita nearby Present addres Area Name of crop watersh No. owner 's name (Watershed) area income ed (Yes/No ) 1 Sanghmingthanga Chaldenga (L) Venglai Banglalui kam 6 3 Arecanut, Atkora 5000 Yes 2 Lalthlamuana Sangliana AOC Veng Banglalui kam 2 1 Arecanut 600 - Arecanut, Atkora, 3 V TlanglYesa Thanga (L) College road, Venglai Sakei lungpui zau 7 7 Banana, Tea 20000 Yes Pangkai, 4 Thuami Kapngura (L) Parkkawn, Venglai Sakei lungpui zau 6 6 Arecanut, Atkora 15000 Yes 5 Saptawna Chhunthanga College road, Venglai Banglalui kam 3 1 - - No 6 Hrangchhuana Lalseia (L) Industry veng Banglalui kam 4 2 No 7 Lalthianghlima Bata (L) Hall mual Sakei lungpui zau 6 5 Arecanut - - 8 C Thanseia Sanghleia (L) Ramhlun veng Parvalui kam 2.5 - - - - Arecanut, 9 C Engnunmawia C Thanseia Ramhlun veng Sakei lungpui zau 1 0.5 Banana - - 10 KL Bata Hall mual Parvalui kam 2.5 - - - - 11 Lalthakima Lalchhawni Hall veng Sakei lungpui zau 1 1 Banana, Oranges - No 12 Lalringliana Kapthanga (L) Venglai Parvalui kam 4 1 Arecanut - Yes 13 Zotinkhuma Lalsangliana (L) Silchar road Parvalui kam 2 1 Arecanut - Yes 14 Rosiami Chawngkima (L) Diakkawn Parvalui kam 4 2 Tung, Arecanut - No 15 Laldawngliana Mangkhuma Silchar road Parvalui kam 2 1 Arecanut - No 16 R Lalengkima Chhingaveng,Aizawl Parvalui kam 4 - - - No 17 Rualchhingi Aikunga (L) M/S Tlang Parvalui kam 1 - - - No R 18 LalramlYesi Lalhmingthanga Project veng Parvalui kam 1 - - - - 19 Vanlalvuana Aikunga Vengthar Parvalui kam - - - - - 20 Dorumvunga Diakkawn Parvalui kam 3 - Teak, Arecanut - - 21 Dara Chala Venglai Parvalui kam 2 - Teak - - 22 Pahlira Taitea Banglakawn Parvalui kam 3 - Teak, Arecanut - - 23 Biakchungnunga C Roliana Venglai Zuanglui kam 1.5 - - - - 24 R Pakunga Kapthuami Venglai Sihneh mual 0.5 - - - -
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Coffee, Banana,, Arecanut, 25 H Lalnunpuia VL Rawna Kanan veng, Venglai Parvalui kam 2 1 Mangoes - Yes 26 Aithuami Muma (L) Venghlun Parvalui kam 2 2 Banana - Yes Banana, Limbu, Pineapple, 27 C Lalnunmawia Lungtiawia (L) Hall veng Sakei lungpui zau 1.5 1.5 Khanghu 2000 - 28 H Thanga Palova (L) Challui veng Sakei lungpui zau 4 - - - Yes 29 Lalthuama Zangruma (L) Hall veng Sakei lungpui zau 1.5 1 Arecanut, Limbu 10000 Yes HT Arecanut, 30 HT Lalmuankima Lalhmingliana Hall veng Sakei lungpui zau 1.5 1.5 Banana 2000 Yes Sanghmingthang 31 Lalhmachhuana a UPC Mual Banglalui kam 1 1 Atkora, Mangoes 1000 Yes Arecanut, 32 VL Siamthanga TlanglYesa (L) UPC Mual Sakei lungpui zau 2 2 Banana - Yes 33 Thuamkhuma Pausavunga (L) Diakkawn Sakei lungpui zau 3 1 Teak - - Banana, 34 Ruata College veng Sihneh mual 1 1 Arecanut 2000 Yes Arecanut, 35 Darthangi Haupianga (L) Hall veng Awhlum mual 1 0.5 Banana - - 36 Saibaka SavYesa (L) UPC Mual Banglalui kam 1 - - - - Arecanut, Mangoes, 37 Lalfaka Kapthanga (L) Kanan veng, Venglai Parvalui kam 3.5 3.5 Banana - Yes Pineapple, 38 C Lalremmawia LH Thanga (L) UPC Mual Banglalui kam 4 1.5 Banana - Yes Arecanut, 39 Lalpianthanga Isua (L) Bazar phei Tuikhuah chung 1 1 Banana - - Khanghu, 40 Lalchungnunga MalsYesa Hall mual Sakei lungpui zau 1 1 Arecanut, teak - - 41 Lalnunhlima Rokamlova (L) Hall mual Sihneh mual 1 1 Arecanut - Yes 42 Lalramliana Thanruala (L) M/S Tlang Sakei lungpui zau 6 3 Arecanut, Atkora - Yes Mangoes, 43 Ramdinthara Lalthlamuana Hall veng Sakei lungpui zau 1.5 1.5 Zawngtah - - Banana, 44 Vanlalmuana Lalrinzuala (L) Hall veng Sakei lungpui zau 1 1 Pineapple - Yes Arecanut, 45 Lalremmawii Chhunruma Hall veng Sihneh mual 1.5 1 Jackfruit - -
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT 46 Mankunga Saikaia (L) Kanan veng, Venglai Sakei lungpui zau 3 1 Banana - - 47 Lianhlira Sapchhawna (L) Hall mual Sakei lungpui zau 2 - - - - 48 C Lalremsiama Chhana (L) Hall mual Banglalui kam 2 1 Arecanut, Limbu 10000 Yes Arecanut, 49 Lalfamkima Chhuanliana Hall mual Sihneh mual 2 2 Pineapple - Yes Arecanut, 50 Vanhnuaithanga Kailuia (L) Thirhruiban kawn Parvalui kam 2 1.5 Banana 1500 Yes 51 Ch Sanghuapa Kawha N Kolasib Quari mual 4 2 Teak - - 52 Saithanthuama Zama (L) Banglakawn Tuikhuah chung 3 2 Arecanut - - Arecanut, 53 Chawnghlira Mankunga Tuithaveng Quari mual 1 - Banana - - 54 Ramngaii L Ruma (L) Silchar road Quari mual 0.5 - Arecanut - - 55 Lalfamkima P Saidinga (L) College veng Quari mual 2 1 Arecanut - - 56 Thuami Pianga (L) Hebron veng Quari mual 1 - - - Yes 57 Rinpuii Dara Venglai Parvalui kam 1 0.5 Ser - Yes 58 PC Lalrinliana Vankhuma (L) Venglai Parvalui kam 1 0.5 Teak - No 59 Vanlalhruaia Rangkhuma (L) Hall veng Sakei lungpui zau 1 - Arecanut - Yes 60 Rinthangi Lalnghinglova (L) Venglai Sil road hnuai 2 1 Teak - No 61 C Lalbiakthanga College veng Parvalui kam 2 Arecanut - Yes Arecanut, Atkora, Sapthei, Zawngtah, 62 Lalthangliana PL Kapliana (L) Venglai Galilee zau 7 3 Thingthupui 5000 Yes Arecanut, Theiherawt, Hatkora, Sarzuk. 63 Sapzinga Suaktlaia (L) Diakkawn Galilee zau 1 1 Zawngtah 5000 Yes Oranges, Banana, Khanghu, Thingthupui, 64 R Thanzuala Saineuva (L) Diakkawn Galilee zau 2 2 Arecanut 3000 Yes Arecanut, Anthurium, 65 Laltluangi Sangkhuma (L) Diakkawn Galilee zau 1 1 Khanghu 10,000 Yes Arecanut, Oranges, 66 Sangkhuma Lalhlunthanga Diakkawn Galilee zau 2.5 2.5 Khanghu, Yes
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Zawngtah Arecanut, Oranges, Limbu, 67 Lalhmingmawia Lallura Diakkawn Galilee zau 5 5 Coconut, Banana 5000 No Arecanut, 68 Lalfakzuala R Thanghlira Diakkawn Galilee zau 3 1 Jackfruit, Banana - Yes Arecanut, Banana, 69 Vanlalliana Nghakliana (L) Diakkawn Galilee zau 2 2 Pineapple 5000 No 70 Lalchhanhimi Nghakliana (L) New Diakkawn Galilee zau 3 - - - No Atkora, Teak, 71 Lalthannguri Saitlunga (L) New Diakkawn Galilee zau 1.5 1.5 Lichu - Yes Zawngtah, Jackfruit, Mangoes, 72 C Lalhmangaiha C Chhanghnuna New Diakkawn Galilee zau 2 - Khanghu - No Arecanut, Mangoes, 73 C Sangliana Pahlira (L) New Diakkawn Galilee zau 4 1 Zawngtah - Yes Khanghu, 74 Lalrinmawia Siamlera (L) New Diakkawn Galilee zau 2 1 Mangoes, Atkora - No Arecanut, Lichu, Atkora, Pangkai, 75 Lalrintluangi Chhuangliana (L) Diakkawn Galilee zau 2.5 2.5 Chengkek 5000 Yes 76 R Lalramchhana Vanlalzapa (L) Diakkawn Galilee zau 3 1.5 Arecanut - No 77 Lalthanmawii Saitluanga (L) New Diakkawn Galilee zau 0.5 0.5 Arecanut - No Khanghu, Arecanut, Pineapple, 78 C Zatawna Nghetlova (L) Diakkawn Galilee zau 3.5 3.5 Zawngtah 2000 Yes Mangoes, 79 Vanlalhruaia Chuailova (L) Diakkawn Galilee zau 0.5 - Khanghu - Yes Zawngtah, Khanghu, 80 Lalchhawna Tuahvunga (L) New Diakkawn Galilee zau 4 1 Arecanut, Teak 500 Yes Arecanut, Mangoes, 81 Lalnuntluanga Thangkhuma (L) Diakkawn Galilee zau 4.5 4.5 Zawngtah, 2000 Yes
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Khanghu 82 Lalrotluanga Thangkhuma (L) Diakkawn Galilee zau 1 1 - - No Arecanut, Khanghu, Lichu, 83 Lalnuntluanga R Chhunthanga Diakkawn Galilee zau 4 3 Pangkai 5000 Yes Arecanut, 84 Ruatliana Rothanga Aizawl Galilee zau 2 2 Zawngtah 5000 Yes 85 Kapthanga Sapmawia (L) Diakkawn Galilee zau 3 2 Arecanut 2500 No 86 SM Rosiama Vanlaia (L) Diakkawn Galilee zau 5 2 Broom - No Arecanut, Limbu, Broom, Zawngtah, 87 Lalrinmawia Sangkhuma (L) Diakkawn Galilee zau 5 5 Mangoes 5000 Yes Zaithangvunga 88 Lalnunmawia (L) Diakkawn Galilee zau 1 1 Arecanut 1000 No Arecanut, Pineapple, Oranges, 89 Mangthanga Mangluta (L) Diakkawn Galilee zau 6 6 Khanghu 3000 Yes Arecanut, Pineapple, Oranges, 90 Saprinpuia Bungzuana (L) Parkkawn Galilee zau 6 5 Khanghu 10,000 No Arecanut, Zawngtah, Atkora, Banana, 91 R Lungtiawia R Thanghleia (L) Diakkawn Galilee zau 2 1 Khanghu 3000 Yes Arecanut, 92 Vanhnuaithanga Kailuia (L) Venglai Galilee zau 2 2 Banana - Yes 93 K Vanlalhruaia K Khuangzika (L) Diakkawn Galilee zau 1 1 Arecanut 1000 Yes Teak, Arecanut, Jackfruit, Zawngtah, 94 Lalfela LS Vuta (L) New Diakkawn Galilee zau 3 3 Mangoes 1000 Yes Hatkora, HD Lalhmangaiha Oranges, 95 (L) Thangngova (L) Diakkawn Galilee zau 3 3 Arecanut 2000 No 96 Vanlalruata R Sailova (L) Diakkawn Galilee zau 2 2 - - No
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Arecanut, 97 M Ropara Mangluta (L) Venglai Galilee zau 3 3 Banana 5000 No Arecanut, Teak, PC Zawngtah, 98 Lalbiakthanga Rohmingthanga Diakkawn Galilee zau 3 2 Kawhtebel 6000 No Arecanut, Oranges, Banana, Lichu, 99 LR Ngura Biala (L) Diakkawn Galilee zau 5 5 Theiherawt 5000 No Arecanut, Lachu, 100 VL Siama Lalthanga (L) Project Galilee zau 1 1 Pineapple 1000 No
Arecanut 101 K Vanlalnghaka Laluma New Diakkawn Zolui hnar 2 2 Khanghu 2000 Yes Khuangpuilam Oil palm 102 Sangzuali R Lallianzuala New Diakkawn hnuai 3 3 Arecanut - - Khuangpuilam 103 Thanbanglova Zanghinglova Khuangpuilam hnuai 3 3 Arecanut - - 104 RM Lalthanliana Mangthanga Diakkawn Zophei 3 3 Arecanut - - 105 Lalremsangi Thanzova Khuangpuilam Zolui hnar 2 2 Arecanut - Yes Arecanut 106 Ramzauvi Hmingdailova New Diakkawn Zolui hnar 2 2 Oranges - Yes Khuangpuilam 107 Saihmingliana Thankhuma Vengthar hnuai 2 2 Arecanut - - 108 R MalsYesa Tualkhawnga New Diakkawn Zophei 5 5 Arecanut - No 109 Vanlalhriata Sapzuithanga New Diakkawn Zophei 4 4 Arecanut - No Lalnunmawii 110 (Latei) Diakkawn Zophei 3 3 Arecanut - Yes 111 R Lalzokima Thansiama Vengthar Zophei 5 5 Robber Arecanut - Yes 112 R Lalzarliana Thansiama Vengthar Zophei 1 1 Arecanut - - 113 RL Peka LR Dama Vengthar Zophei 2 2 Oranges - - 114 Vanlalrova Liankhuma Khuangpuilam Zophei 2 2 Arecanut 115 Lalkhawsiama Laipuithanga Diakkawn Zophei 5 5 Arecanut - No Arecanut 116 Lalrothanga Thangkima Khuangpuilam Zophei 2 2 Oranges Hatkora - Yes 117 F Khuanga Thangkima Khuangpuilam Zophei 2 2 Arecanut - No Oranges 118 Lalchhuanmawia Kapkunga Diakkawn Zophei 2 2 Arecanut - No
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Sumchhuahthan 119 Laldingliani Mary ga New Diakkawn Zophei 4 - - - Yes 120 HD Darrobuanga Thanchunga New Diakkawn Zophei 2 - - - Yes 121 Vanlalpeka Rotlaia Diakkawn Zophei 1 - - - Yes 122 Lalsanga Lianchia Diakkawn Zophei 2 2 Arecanut - No 123 LH Hauthuama Ralliana New Diakkawn Zophei 2 2 Arecanut - Yes 124 LH Lalbiakhluna LH Hauthuama New Diakkawn Zophei 3 3 Arecanut - Yes 125 Rotluanga New Diakkawn Zophei 5 2 Arecanut - Yes 126 RS Engliana Thanghleia Vengthar Zophei 5 5 Arecanut - Yes 127 Keisata Puruala New Diakkawn Zophei 4 1 Arecanut - Yes 128 Lalengi Lalpara New Diakkawn Zophei 3 - - - Yes 129 K Lalbiakthanga Zuhrima New Diakkawn Zophei 2 2 Arecanut - No 130 Hauzika Vengthar Zophei 1.5 - - - Yes 131 HF Sena Chhunkunga New Diakkawn Challui 5 132 H Zamliana Zahnuna New Diakkawn Challui 1 133 RV Thansanga - Diakkawn Challui 134 Remhlira Diakkawn Challui 2 135 J Khuangzika Vengthar Challui 136 VL Nghaka Aizawl Ramhlun S Challui 137 Pakunga Thangliana Nursery Challui 1 138 Engliani VL Auva New Diakkawn Challui 139 Lalhluni VL Auva New Diakkawn Challui 140 Zairemi VL Auva Aizawl Challui 141 R Thantluanga Kawhtea Diakkawn Challui 2 142 Chhawnkima Kawhika New Diakkawn Challui 1 143 Lalnithanga Thantluanga Diakkawn Challui 2 144 R Biakmawia Lalruanga Diakkawn Challui 2 145 HK Chhuana Diakkawn Challui 5 146 Lalhmingliana Hmuaka Diakkawn Challui 2 147 Saptawna Thangliana Diakkawn Challui 3 148 Rinthanga Enghmingthanga CP Road Challui 3 149 Lalthianghlimi Thantluanga New Diakkawn Challui 3 150 Ngurkunga Chhuangliana Diakkawn Challui 3 151 Rinngheta Vengthar Challui 2 152 Lianchungnunga Thatluia New Diakkawn Challui 6 153 Biakthanga Zahnuna CP Road Challui 1 154 RL Hmangaiha Thanghrima New Diakkawn Challui 1.5
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT 155 K Lalmuankima Hrangbela Diakkawn Challui 1.5 156 Chhuanvawra Thangvela Diakkawn Challui 2 157 Darkungi Chawngkhuma Salem veng Challui 3 158 Sumchhuaha Laipawnga New Diakkawn Challui 4 159 R Lalramhluna Phirthanga New Diakkawn Challui 2 160 Lalnunzira Thangvela Salem veng Challui 1 161 Khawkungi Liansiama Diakkawn Challui 1 162 Tlanghmingthanga Lianhlira New Diakkawn Challui 1 163 Mankunga Sena Diakkawn Challui 2 164 Rothangi Biakzawna Diakkawn Bungmual 3 165 Lalthianghlima Raltawna Diakkawn Bungmual 2 166 Rozama Raltawna Diakkawn Bungmual 2 167 Rotluanga Diakkawn Bungmual 1.5 PC 168 Zahmingthanga Vanhnuaia New Diakkawn Bungmual 1 169 Zotuawnga Kapchhunga New Diakkawn Bungmual 4 170 Rokima Raltawna Diakkawn Bungmual 2 171 Johana Bualsata New Diakkawn Bungmual 3 172 Thangkima Diakkawn Bungmual 3 173 Mankunga Sena Diakkawn Bungmual 1 174 Ramkapzauva Chhuahsuma New Diakkawn Bungmual 1 Hec 175 Hauhmingthangi Lalsailova New Diakkawn Bungmual 1 2.5 176 F Kaphranga Pakunga Diakkawn Bungmual Hec 177 Vanrama VL Bela Diakkawn Bungmual 5 178 Khuanglianzova Khama Project veng Bungmual 179 R Lalbiakliana Rochhunga Vengthar Bungmual 1 180 R Ramliana Challiana New Diakkawn Bungmual 2.5 181 Engkunga Chawngkhuma Diakkawn Bungmual 2.5 182 Thuamkhuma Pauva Diakkawn Bungmual 2 183 Thanliana Sanglianthanga New Diakkawn Bungmual 2 184 R Zakima Kawnga New Diakkawn Bungmual 3 185 LalduhYesa Lalsiama New Diakkawn Bungmual 4 186 Lalbiaktluanga Lalkhuma Diakkawn Bungmual 5 187 PC Dengchhuana Vanhnuaia Diakkawn Bungmual 5 188 J Chunga Sawia Diakkawn Bungmual 3 189 Lunseia Vanlalmuana New Diakkawn Bungmual 1 Hec
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT 190 Thangzaliana New Diakkawn Bungmual 3 191 Thangneihkama LT Ngura New Diakkawn Bungmual 2.5 192 R Lalringliana Hauliana New Diakkawn Bungmual 1.5 193 Lalhmingthanga Lengzuala Diakkawn Bungmual 2 194 PC Thangchuanga Diauva New Diakkawn Bungmual 2 195 Hlimenthanga Pazova New Diakkawn Bungmual 2 196 Lalnunnema Haukhuma New Diakkawn Bungmual 2 197 Rangkhuma K Selvunga Diakkawn Bungmual 3 198 R Hmingliana Thanghrima New Diakkawn Bungmual 4 199 Lalnunnemi Vanchhunga New Diakkawn Bungmual 3 200 VL Zama Hnema New Diakkawn Bungmual 6 201 Zachungnunga Siamlera Vengthar Bungmual 3 202 Thuamliana Zamana New Diakkawn Bungmual 2 203 R Dengzika Thlama New Diakkawn Bungmual 4 204 Lalchhanhima Diakkawn Bungmual 3 205 Keisata Ruala New Diakkawn Bungmual 4 V 206 Lalchhuanmawia Vanthuama New Diakkawn Bungmual 2 207 Rokhuma R Hmingliana Vengthar Bungmual 2 208 Rotluanga New Diakkawn Bungmual 2 209 VL Rawna Thansiama Diakkawn Bungmual 2 210 Thuama J Thangkhuma New Diakkawn Bungmual 3 211 Kapmawii Tana Silchar road Bungmual 2 212 LH Biakhluna Hauthuama New Diakkawn Bungmual 3 213 Lalengliana Thanghleia Vengthar Bungmual 4 214 Lalrimawia Vanthuama New Diakkawn Bungmual 2 215 Vanpuilala Lalthianghlima New Diakkawn Bungmual 4 216 Lalhmingmawia R Lalbiakliana Salem veng Bungmual 1.5 217 Lalhumi C Lalbiaktluanga New Diakkawn Bungmual 2 218 Lalengi Lalpara Sailo New Diakkawn Bungmual 3 219 Darkungi New Diakkawn Bungmual 220 Lalbiaknunga Vanthuama New Diakkawn Bungmual 221 F Hrangzika Darkhama New Diakkawn Bungmual 2 222 Lalthanthuama LYesthanga New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 1 223 Nghinglova Vanchhunga New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 1 224 Self Helf Group New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 11 Hec 225 Zotanga Sena New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 1
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT 226 Zachhingpuii Ngurkhuma New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 1 227 NgurlYesa Tawka New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 4 Hec 228 K Lalbiaksangi LB Khuma New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 1 Hec 229 ChhuanYesa Thangdailova New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 3 230 Vanneia Thangdailova New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 3 231 Thanthuama Chhiarkunga New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 1 232 Kapsanga Diakkawn Zolui Zau 2 233 Rallianthanga Rova Diakkawn Zolui Zau 2 234 Hualkunga Zika New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 5 235 Thianghlima Biakthara New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 3 236 Thandinga Lalropuia New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 3 237 RL Hmangaiha Thanghrima New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 2 Hec 238 LB Khumtira Thatluia Diakkawn Zolui Zau 1 239 Tuahvunga New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 2 Hec 240 Lalhluta Rotlaia Diakkawn Zolui Zau 2 241 Lalchhawna Tuahvunga New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 1 Hec 242 Rohmingthanga Manzika New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 2 243 VL Siama Thanzova New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 5 244 R Ngurkunga Chhuangliana New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 1 Hec 245 Lalnunpuia Ngurkunga New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 1 Hec 346 Lalthuami Saitluanga New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 3 347 Hmangaihzuala Seizika New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 1 348 M Zothanmawia JV Lalhrila New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 5 349 Thanchunga Rova New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 1 350 Buhsanga F Lalmuana New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 2.5 351 Lalzika Lalhmingthanga New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 3 352 Lalzuimawia Thangdailova New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 1 353 Lalawia Vanchhunga New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 3 354 LalngaihYesi Lalchungnunga New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 3 355 Thanchungnunga Tuahkima New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 3 356 Romawia Bawichhuaka New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 2 357 Duhkima Zarluaia New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 3 358 Laltlanchhunga VL Vuana New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 2 1.5 359 TC Rosangliana Zairema Diakkawn Zolui Zau Hec 360 Rinthanga Patawia New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 2 361 HD Darrobuanga Thanchunga New Diakkawn Zolui Zau
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT 362 Lalteii Tuahvunga New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 363 Rochunga Vengthar Zolui Zau 364 Vanlalpeka RL Dama Khuangpuilam Zolui Zau 365 VL Hriata Sapzuithanga New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 2.5 366 Ngurchungnunga Vengthar Zolui Zau 367 Rothathanga Salem veng Zolui Zau 2 368 R LalmalsYesa Challui veng Zolui Zau 5 369 Laltlanchhunga Vanlalmuana New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 3 370 C Biaka New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 371 Hnehzovi Vanlalmuana New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 372 K Vanlalnghaka Lalrema New Diakkawn Zolui Zau 2 373 Laldawngliani Romana Challui veng Mualkawi 10 374 Lalthianghlima Biakthara New Diakkawn Mualkawi 2 375 R Thangkhuma Zuitluanga Vengthar Mualkawi 5 376 C Chawnghnuna Siamlera New Diakkawn Mualkawi 2 Hec 377 Lalkunga Kapliana New Diakkawn Mualkawi 10 378 Zotanga Sena Diakkawn Mualkawi 2 379 Thanchungnunga Tuahkima New Diakkawn Mualkawi 6 380 Chungnunga Siamlera Vengthar Mualkawi 2 381 Khummuana Chhingthuama New Diakkawn Mualkawi 2 Hec 382 Ngurbeli Thandanga New Diakkawn Mualkawi 1 383 Tawna Raltawna New Diakkawn Mualkawi 5 384 Lalrinkima Thangzova Vengthar Mualkawi 10 385 PC Thankima Kamlova New Diakkawn Mualkawi 10 Chhingneihkhum 386 VL Vuana a New Diakkawn Mualkawi 2 387 Parmawia Ruala New Diakkawn Mualkawi 3 388 LalduhYesa Lalsiama New Diakkawn Mualkawi 3 389 Ramhluna K Muana New Diakkawn Mualkawi 3 390 Biaknunga Vanthuama New Diakkawn Mualkawi 2 391 Thangzaliana New Diakkawn Mualkawi 2 392 VL Nghaka R MalsYesa New Diakkawn Mualkawi 2 14 393 Laltinkhuma Laltinthanga New Diakkawn Mualkawi Bigha 394 Lalthandinga Lalropuia New Diakkawn Mualkawi 3 395 VL Ruala Tuahkima New Diakkawn Mualkawi 3 396 J Lalramtiama Thangneihkama New Diakkawn Mualkawi 2
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT 397 Raltawna RallYesa Diakkawn Mualkawi 5 398 Germanngama Changngaia Diakkawn Mualkawi 5 399 Biakthansanga H Rosiama New Diakkawn Mualkawi 5 400 Neihkunga Hmua New Diakkawn Mualkawi 4 401 LalrinYesa Thangzova Vengthar Mualkawi 2 402 Laldika Thangzova Vengthar Mualkawi 2 403 C Zohmingthanga Lalthantluanga New Diakkawn Mualkawi 4 404 PC Vanlalhlua PC Thankima New Diakkawn Mualkawi 6 PC 405 PC LalrinYesa Zahmingthanga New Diakkawn Mualkawi 3 406 Chawntluangi Thangseivunga New Diakkawn Mualkawi 407 Hmangaihzuala Seizika New Diakkawn Mualkawi 2.5 408 Laldika College veng Mualkawi 409 Lalthianghlima Rokunga Vengthar Chemlui zau 5 Bigha 410 K ZalYesa - Vengthar Chemlui zau 411 VL Ruata Lalthansiama Vengthar 412 Biakthansanga Rosiama New Diakkawn Chemlui zau 6 Bigha 413 Rozika Thingdawl Chemlui zau 414 Sanghmingthanga Chaldenga Venglai Chemlui zau 415 Lalsiama Thingdawl Chemlui zau 416 V Laltluanga Thingdawl Chemlui zau 417 Saihnuna Saitluanga Thingdawl Chemlui zau 15 418 Lalsanga Lallungkhama Diakkawn Chemlui zau Bigha 419 Lalthuama Thingdawl Chemlui zau 1.5 420 Germanngama Sangngaia Diakkawn Chemlui zau Bigha 421 Raltawna Diakkawn Chemlui zau 5 422 Zaitluanga Vengthar Chemlui zau 423 Lianchungnunga Thatluia New Diakkawn Chemlui zau 1 Bigha 15 424 HF Sena Chhunkunga New Diakkawn Chemlui zau Bigha 425 C Lallura Sawiluaia Diakkawn Chemlui zau 5 426 Lalnunmawia Project veng Chemlui zau 5 427 Rothanga Lalhmachhuana New Diakkawn Chemlui zau 2 428 K Vanlalnghaka Laluma New Diakkawn Zophei zau 2 429 Lalnunhlima Romana New Diakkawn Mualkawi 1.5
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT 430 Lalrawna Romana New Diakkawn Mualkawi 1.5 431 Laltanpuia Romana New Diakkawn Mualkawi 1.5 432 Lalthuami Romana New Diakkawn Mualkawi 1.5 433 Zorammawia Romana New Diakkawn Mualkawi 1.5 434 Lalbiaksanga Zaliana New Diakkawn Chemlui zau 7 435 Lalnunpuia Kapdailova New Diakkawn Chemlui zau 2 436 Jona Lalbiaksanga New Diakkawn Chemlui zau 2 437 Ronald Lalnunpuia Rodailova New Diakkawn Mualkawi 5 Coffee huan hla 438 R Zahunga Phirthuama mual 1.5 Thinglian tan 439 R Biakmawia Chawnga (L) kawn 3 Thinglian tan 440 R Biakengmawia R V Ringliana kawn 2 Thinglian tan 441 Thanglianthuama Neihkhuma kawn 12 Thinglian tan 442 KC Thanga Hrangchina kawn 5 Thinglian tan 443 K Lalnunthara KL Thanga kawn 5 Thinglian tan 444 Zalutthanga Thatchunga (L) kawn 6 Thinglian tan 445 Niropuia L Hauzika kawn 3 Thinglian tan 446 FC Rova Tleia kawn 7 Thinglian tan 447 Liankhuma Laltuala (L) kawn 1 Thinglian tan 448 Lalrawnthanga Thuamthanga (L) kawn 1 Thinglian tan 449 Lalropuia Chungremsiama kawn Thinglian tan 450 Thuamzaliana kawn 3 Thinglian tan 451 Lalchawimawii Rothuama kawn 5 RM Thinglian tan 452 Maichami Lalhmangaiha kawn 2
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Thinglian tan 453 RL Lalhmangaiha Laldaia kawn 7 Thinglian tan 454 Zoramthari Lalringliana (L) kawn 3 Thinglian tan 455 LT Vela Neihkhuma kawn 8 Coffee huan hla 456 Lalhmingthanga Sibawiha (L) mual 2.5 Coffee huan hla 457 RV EnglYesa Laisuaka (L) mual 3 Coffee huan hla 458 Lalrinsanga R Thankhuma mual 3 Coffee huan hla 459 Kawrbana Lianhnuna mual 3 R Thlangmawia Coffee huan hla 460 Lalthlamuana (L) mual 1.5 Coffee huan hla 461 B Lalthantluanga Thangvela (L) mual 1.5 462 H Lalsiamliana HT Rawia (L) Tuidumlui kam 2.5 463 LalngaihYesa Mawivela (L) Hmawngkhawthlir 5 464 R Rotluanga Lalnghinglova Hmawngkhawthlir 2 Thinglian tan 465 Sawiluaii Lama (L) kawn 3 466 R LalmalsYesa Hmawngkhawthlir 4 467 Lalnunzira Thuamliana Hmawngkhawthlir 2 468 Kapzauva (L) Ruma (L) Hmawngkhawthlir 3 469 Khuangkungi Kapchhunga Hmawngkhawthlir 4 470 Lalrochhiara Lalnghinglova Hmawngkhawthlir 5 471 R Engkunga Bilsena Hmawngkhawthlir 2.5 472 Rammawia R Engkunga Hmawngkhawthlir 2.5 473 Laltlanthanga Khupa Hmawngkhawthlir 2 Hauthangpuia Coffee huan hnai 474 Lalenkawli (L) mual 4 Coffee huan hnai 475 VL Ruaia Zaliana (L) mual 4 Coffee huan hnai 476 Laldingngheti Zaliana (L) mual 3 477 Lalhlanmawia VL Ruaia Coffee huan hnai 2
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT mual S 478 S Thanghranga Thanghmingliana R Siama mual 2 Thanglianthuam 479 Ramthanga a Hmawngkhawthlir 4 Thanglianthuam 480 Remsanga a Hmawngkhawthlir 3 Coffee huanhnai 481 Zamawii VL SYesa (L) mual 2 Coffee huan hnai 482 Lalnunhlua Japanthanga (L) mual 1 Coffee huan hnai 483 Ngurthanmawia R Thankhuma mual 1 484 Liankhuma Laltuala Hmawngkhawthlir 4 485 R Thangluaia ThYesvunga Hmawngkhawthlir 4 Coffee huan hnai 486 Lalbela Khuanghleia mual 4 487 Rohmingthanga Bawichhuaka Hmawngkhawthlir 4 488 Lalthahluna Saihmingliana Zolui Zau 1 Coffee huan hnai 489 L Hauzika Liandinga mual 5 490 MS Dawngliana L Hauzika Zolui Zau 2 Coffee huan hla 491 C Ngura Tlanghnuna mual 7 492 Rotluanga Lalnghinglova Hmawngkhawthlir 3 Coffee huan hla 493 C Sapchhawna Tlangmawia (L) mual 3 Coffee huan hnai 494 Raltawnluia Hnema mual 1 495 Rochhunga Laldailova Zolui Zau 6 496 C Lalrongura Hmawngkhawthlir 10 Khuangtuahthang 497 a Hmawngkhawthlir 10 Khuangtuahthan 498 Lalbiaktluangi ga Hmawngkhawthlir 2 499 R LalmalsYesa Hmawngkhawthlir 3 Coffee huan hla 500 Lalthuama Hrangchina (L) mual 2
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT 501 Lalrammawia Saihranga Hmawngkhawthlir 2.5 Coffee huan hla 502 PC Lalthana Rozama (L) mual 3 Coffee huan hla 503 Lalrongura Rozama (L) mual 2.5 Thangchhinga Coffee huan hla 504 John R Sangzuala (L) mual 4 505 LP Zirkunga 506 Lalthanglura 507 Lalbiakliana 508 Zonunsangi 509 RD Lalmuanpuia hmawngkhawthlir 2 510 Lalthianghlima New Diakkawn Thingliantankawn 3 511 Vanhnuna 512 Zirliana 513 PC Hmingthanga 514 Lala Salom veng H Tluanga (Home 515 Father) 516 Lalhmangaiha 517 Zachungnunga Thingliantankawn 518 LalsYesliani 519 Zonuntluanga 520 Vanlalkunga 521 Hrangthianga 522 Tuahvunga 523 Lalchhawna 524 Lalkunga 525 Lalthandinga 526 Hualkunga Coffee huan hnai 527 Buhsanga mual 528 NgaihYesi 529 Lalthafala 530 Lalthianghlima 531 VL Chharliana 532 HV Thuamliana
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT 533 K Lianzuala Thinglian tan 534 Lalhmuaka Dothanga kawn 3 Thinglian tan 535 Tlangsailova Khara (L) kawn 4 Coffee huan hla 536 Lianhmingthangi C Sapchhawna mual 3 537 Tlangkhuma Thangliana Khuangpuilam 5
Name Watershed : Lower Tlawng – I (College Veng) Sl.No Name Fathers/Mothers Name Present Name of area Area Treated Name of Per Any address (Watershed) (acres) area crop capita stream income near by watershed (Yes/No) 1. Rohnuna Venglai Phaitlang 15 Arecanut No 2. Lalsangliana Venglai Phaitlang 5 Arecanut No 3. L Remruatfela Venglai Phaitlang 5 Arecanut No 4. Vanlalzuia Venglai Phaitlang 5 Arecanut No 5. Vanlalruata Venglai Phaitlang 5 Arecanut No 6. Hmingthanga Venglai Phaitlang 5 Arecanut No 7. Zoramthanga Venglai Phaitlang 5 Arecanut No 8. Lalmuana Venglai Phaitlang 6 Pineapple No 9. Chhunkhuma Venglai Phaitlang 10 Arecanut No 10. Laibuanga Venglai Phaitlang 6 Atkora No 11. Lalhmangaiha Venglai Phaitlang 8 Arecanut No 12. Malsawmi Venglai Phaitlang 6 No 13. Lalhlupuii Venglai Phaitlang 5 No 14. SM Rosiama Diakkawn Phaitlang 5 No 15. Lalthanchhunga College veng Phaitlang 6 Yes
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT 16. Rokunga College veng Phaitlang 5 Arecanut Yes 17. Tlangchuana College veng Phaitlang 8 Arecanut Yes 18. HJL Tawnga College veng Phaitlang 8 Arecanut Yes 19. Siamhaua College veng Phaitlang 8 Yes 20. Enga College veng Phaitlang 4 Yes 21 Rosanga College veng Phaitlang 6 Yes 22. Rothangi College veng Phaitlang 6 Yes 23. Changliani College veng Phaitlang 7 Yes 24. Biakhluna College veng Phaitlang 7 25. Buatsaiha Diakkawn Phaitlang 8 26. Ramngaia Project Phaitlang 6 27. Ramzauva Project Phaitlang 7 28. Sangthuama Vengthar Phaitlang 8 29. Lungkhama Vengthar Phaitlang 6 30. Hranglawithanga College veng Phaitlang 5 Yes 31. Kumboa Project Phaitlang 6 Yes 32. Josua Project Phaitlang 8 Yes 33. Vanlalhluta Project Phaitlang 8 Yes 34. Malsawma Project Phaitlang 6 Yes 35. Nehemia Project Phaitlang 6 Yes 36. Danmawia Project Phaitlang 7 No 37. Zonunsanga Project Phaitlang 6 38. Hmangaiha (T) Vengthar Phaitlang 7 No 39. Hmangaiha Parkkawn Phaitlang 10 Arecanut Yes 40. Mangthanga Diakkawn Phaitlang 8 Teak No 41. Lalchhandama College veng Phaitlang 6 No 42. Zawlneihkunga College veng Phaitlang 7 Yes 43. Rotea Venglai Phaitlang 6 Yes
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT 44. Chhuanliana Salemveng Phaitlang 7 45. Lalramkimi College veng Phaitlang 5 46. VL Ruata Parkkawn Phaitlang 6 47. Rinchhana College veng Phaitlang 6 48. Dingtea Vengthar Phaitlang 7 49. Zawnga Vengthar Phaitlang 6 50. Sangria Project Phaitlang 6 51. Rosiama Venglai Phaitlang 5 Yes 52. Saihmingthanga Project Phaitlang 5 53. Lalhmunsiama Project Phaitlang 5 54. Ziarenga College veng Phaitlang 5 55. Remsiama College veng Phaitlang 6 56. Huapliana College veng Phaitlang 5 57. Rintluanga Venglai Phaitlang 5 58. Ngurhuzauva Venglai Phaitlang 6 Aizawl 59. Thanga Diakkawn Phaitlang 7 60. Rama Venglai Phaitlang 6 61. Lalnunhlua Venglai Phaitlang 5 62. Zamliana Diakkawn Phaitlang 6 Teak 63. Ramchhana College veng Phaitlang 6 64. Haumanliana College veng Phaitlang 4 65. PC Lalfamkima College veng Phaitlang 5 66. Tlanthanga Project Phaitlang 6 67. Ngaidama College veng Phaitlang 5 68 Dawihi College veng Phaitlang 5 69. Vanlalruata Salemveng Phaitlang 6 70. HC Thanga Project Phaitlang 6 Teak
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT 71. Vanlalsiama Parkkawn Phaitlang 5 72. Kaptluanga College veng Phaitlang 5 73. Zangenga Project Phaitlang 6 74. Lalmuana Diakkawn Phaitlang 7 75. Rammawii College veng Phaitlang 5 76. Lalnuntluanga College veng Phaitlang 4 77. Laldawnga Aizawl Phaitlang 5 78. C Laibata College veng Phaitlang 5 79. Lalringliana College veng Phaitlang 6 80. Lalthantluangi Project Phaitlang 5 81. Lalrintluanga Project Phaitlang 5 82. Rochangliana College veng Phaitlang 5
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Annexure – III
DETAILS OF SELF HELP GROUPS :
1. Project Veng
Present Estimated SL.No. Name of Group Member's Name Name of Trade Expected outcome activitist amount C Lalramnghaki R Lalhmingliani H Lalvenhimi Khamliana Lalzamlova Micro Micro 1 Radical Self Help Group R Lalremmawia 100000 Self sufficient enterprise enterprise F Lalremsiama Kawlnithanga Benjamin Rothila Samuel Lalruatfela Zoramliani Lianthangpuii 2 Cicilia Self Help Group Ropari Animal rearing Animal rearing 150000 Self sufficient Zirkugi Lalsangpuii Vanramngaia Halleluia Vanlalfeli Chhuangi Micro 3 Beiseina Self Help Group Vanlalhluta Animal rearing 500000 Self sufficient enterprise L Thanhlira Lalngaihawma VL Siama F Vanlalpeka
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Lalthlana Ngente Saidingpuii Sailo Thawmmawii VL Chhuangi Lalengliani Catherine Booth Self Help Zonunsangi 4 Poultry Poultry 300000 Self sufficient Group Lalnunhlimi Lalsawmliani Lalthanpari Lalsangzuali Linda Lalrosiami
2. COLLEGE VENG
Present Name of Estimated SL.No. Name of Group Member's Name Expected outcome activitist Trade amount Lalrokima Lalchungnunga Lalngaihpuii Lalnunziri MS Dawngliani Micro Micro Self sufficient C Ramengzauvi enterprise 1 Tualvungi SHG enterprise Lalngilneii Lalduhzuali H Lalrinawmi Zramdinthari T Lalrinfeli
C Laibata Changliani Micro Chhunkhuma Micro Self sufficient 2 Saizahawla SHG enterprise enterprise Lalchungnunga Lalhmingliana Lalzuala
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Seilianchhunga Thangreia Para Relliana
K Lalrinthanga P Zathanga Lalringliana
JL Thanga
H Lianthanga Micro 3 Lianchhiari SHG Micro Thansiama enterprise Self sufficient enterprise Summawithanga
Chuailovi H Siamthanga Lianhmingthanga
3. RENGTEKAWN Present Estimated SL.No. Name of Group Member's Name Name of Trade Expected outcome activitist amount Vanlalnghaka Farmer Bawinui Farmer Lallianchama Farmer LH Mawia Farmer Lalthakunga Farmer K Tinthanga Farmer Self Sufficient and to uplift the living 1 Genesis SHG Tlingzokimi Farmer Piggery 28000 condition of the members Tlanglawmthanga Farmer Mangliangova Farmer TN Kimi Farmer Lalnunmawia Farmer Lalzangama Farmer Zoramthanga Farmer HC Lalrinawma Farmer Self Sufficient and to uplift the living 2 Puipuii group Piggery 27000 Lalduhawma Farmer condition of the members
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Lalramthanga Farmer Hnemtlingi Farmer Pauzalama Farmer Thangnunsanga Farmer Lalvekvela Farmer Jonathana Farmer Thiankhama Farmer Ramsiammawii Farmer Kailuna Farmer Mary Farmer F Lalmuanawma Farmer Lalrokhawma Farmer Johna Farmer PL Thianga Farmer C Rimawii Farmer Self Sufficient and to uplift the living 3 Muanpuii Group LT Muani Farmer Piggery 25000 condition of the members Lalrampana Farmer MT Lawia Farmer Laltholiana Farmer Lallungmuana Farmer
Saihnuna Farmer
Thanglianzovi Farmer Lalramhluna Farmer Tuahmanga Farmer C Rosiama Farmer Self Sufficient and to uplift the living 4 Sangpuii SHG Piggery 28000 PK Manga Farmer condition of the members LT Luaia Farmer Lalchhandama Farmer F Lalramchhana Farmer Thanga Farmer Lalbawia Farmer S Thanga Farmer
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT K Thanga Farmer KC Thanga Farmer Lalthankunga Farmer C Lalremsanga Farmer Lalrammawii Farmer Thangtinlala Farmer Darsangliana Farmer Rothanga Farmer Self Sufficient and to uplift the living 5 Lianhmingi Group Piggery 25000 Hlawhtlinga Farmer condition of the members Thanliana Farmer Ramnghinglova Farmer Lalroliana Farmer Lalhuapliana Farmer Lalhmangaiha Farmer Khawmkama Farmer TK Sata Farmer K Sata Farmer SK Manga Farmer CK Dova Farmer Rosiamliana Farmer Self Sufficient and to uplift the living 6 Chamtei Group Piggery 27000 Siamkungi Farmer condition of the members D Ramsiamthara Farmer S Gina Farmer Kuhpmanga Farmer Lalhriatchianga Farmer Rualremthanga Farmer Tlingzachawngi Farmer Lallawmtlingi Farmer Lalsouzawni Farmer Lawmkimi Farmer Self Sufficient and to uplift the living 7 Hruaia SHG Hrilmawii Farmer Piggery 28000 condition of the members LT Manga Farmer D Khawli Farmer Sangthili Farmer
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT T Sailuna Farmer Laihlihzovi Farmer Thangbawia Farmer Laltlungliana Farmer Nithanga Farmer Ngulliana Farmer Lalhmangaihi Farmer LK Liana Farmer Lalhmangaiha Farmer Lalthasiama Farmer Lalngaisanga Farmer P Remsangi Farmer Sangliana Farmer Chunga Farmer Lalhmufela Farmer Self Sufficient and to uplift the living 8 Kima SHG Piggery 28000 Pauva Farmer condition of the members F Rochana Farmer C Hmingthanga Farmer C Chala Farmer TK Kama Farmer Remchhunga Farmer Rothanmawii Farmer Seigina Farmer Lalsangliana Farmer VL Hmangaihi Farmer Thangzama Farmer Lalchawiliana Farmer Self Sufficient and to uplift the living 9 Samuela SHG Piggery 25000 Lalbiakdika Farmer condition of the members Chhuanawma Farmer Lalngaihawma Farmer ZL China Farmer Lunghnemi Farmer Self Sufficient and to uplift the living 10 Mosia SHG Paukhawsiama Farmer Piggery 25000 condition of the members Hauthanga Farmer
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Lalrintluanga Farmer Liankhawkaia Farmer Lalrohlua Farmer Hmingmawia Farmer Lawmchhunga Farmer Thangroliana Farmer Vanlalhruaia Farmer Micro Self Sufficient and to uplift the living 11 Johna SHG 25000 Lalbiakkunga Farmer enterprise condition of the members G Hena Farmer K Lalhmaa Farmer Lalbiakmawii Farmer Rothuami Farmer Zorampari Farmer Rita Farmer Chawngthansangi Farmer Micro Self Sufficient and to uplift the living 12 Ezekiela SHG 25000 Lalnunpuia Farmer enterprise condition of the members Lalrinawmi Farmer Laldinpuii Farmer Ramnghinglova Farmer Lalngaihawmi Farmer Lalngaihthangi Farmer Lalhmuchhuaka Farmer Lalramchhana Farmer Self Sufficient and to uplift the living 13 Joseph SHG Piggery 25000 Lalremtluanga Farmer condition of the members R Lalhmachhuana Farmer Pauhmingthanga Farmer Lalmalsawma Farmer Hminghlua Farmer Lungawia Farmer Lungkhama Farmer Self Sufficient and to uplift the living 14 Isaia SHG R Ngaihzuala Farmer Poultry 25000 condition of the members Vanlalliana Farmer Lalramnghaki Farmer Duhzuala Farmer
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT G Lama Farmer Lalenzauva Farmer M Lalramchuani Farmer Lalnunzira Farmer Lalthlamuana Farmer Self Sufficient and to uplift the living 15 Matahai SHG Poultry 25000 C Zoliani Farmer condition of the members Liansangpuii Farmer Vanramngaia Farmer Lalthangmawia Farmer RENGTEKAWN Pumzakhuala Lunzamanga Self Sufficient and to uplift the living 16 Poultry 24000 Samuel Lalrinawma condition of the members C Velthanga
4. Vengthar Present Estimated SL.No. Name of Group Member's Name Name of Trade Expected outcome activitist amount 1 Debori Biakmawii Biakliani Zingromawii Zosangzuali Lalvenchhungi Micro Self sufficiency & to uplift the Hawihkimi Farmer enterprise economy of the society Zaneihtlingi Lalbiakveli Lalnunzingi Vanlalchhuangi Lalnunmawii 1 Ruthi Vanlalzapi Lungtiawii Micro Self sufficiency & to uplift the J Lalpianpuii Farmer enterprise economy of the society Lalhluni Vanlalthangi
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Thianghlimi Zorammawii Biakthanmawii Lalrinliani Mary Lalremruati Lalbiaknii TK Thluaii Micro Self sufficiency & to uplift the Lalmuanpuii Farmer enterprise economy of the society Linda Vanlalduhawmi Lalmuanpuii Lalngaihi
5. Venglai Present Estimated SL.No. Name of Group Member's Name Name of Trade Expected outcome activitist amount 1 Lalthlamuani Malsawmtluangi Lalnuntluangi Thanmawii Ramherliani Self sufficiency & availability of Venghlun Group Farmer 100,000 Lalthawmmawii Chicken at the cheaper rate Lalmuanpuii Lalrinpuii Lalhriatrengi Vanlalhriati
1 H Hmingthanzami
Ropari Self sufficiency & availability of pig Mosia Group Lalchhanhimi Daily wages Piggery 10,000 at the cheaper rate Zothanpari
Lalramnghaki
Lalnuni
Lalbiakmawii
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Hmangaihthangi
Rodingliani
Lalhlimawmi
Lalzarzovi
Thangzeli
Thangseii Self sufficiency & providing Chicken Kanaan SHG Farmer Poultry 30,000 Zaliani at cheaper rate
Lalliani
Thansangi
Rodingi (Madingi)
Ramhluni
Lalhmingmaka 10,000
Lalvungi 10,000
Chhanhima 10,000
Lalhruaia 10,000
Geetu-a 20,000 Micro Bazar phei SHG Lalngaiha Daily wages 10,000 enterprise Lalremruata 20,000
Ganesh-a 20,000
Zorinmawia 20,000
Sibua 20,000
Laikhumi
Biaksangi
VL Hruaii
Lianzami
Darromawii Self sufficiency & availability of M/S Tlang SHG Daily wages Poultry 10,000 Zodinpuii Chicken at the cheaper rate
Lalhmachhuana
Lianhliri
Roluahpuii
Rinpuii
Remchhungi Self sufficiency & availability of Zonu SHGa Housewife Poultry 50,000 Lalawmpuii Chicken at the cheaper rate
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Lalengzauvi
Ngurzathuami
C Lalnguri
Ramdinpuii
Sangthuami
Biakthansangi
Biakkungi
Lalthlamuani
Hmingthanmawii
Lalengmawii Self sufficiency & availability of pig Bethel Group Housewife Piggery 105,000 Zochungnungi at the cheaper rate
Kapthiangi
Thanmawii
Lalmuanawmi
Laltanpuii
Lalrintluangi Housewife Poultry
Lalthakimi
Lalmuanpuii Estheri Group 1,00,000 Lalengmawii
Sangthuami Housewife
Lalthanmawii
Rody
Lalremruati
Vanlalzapi
Biakchungnungi Parvaluizau Daily wages Poultry 10000 Biakchhunga
Lalmuanawmi
Lalngaihzuala
Zothanpari
Lalhmelthai
Lalramthari Samsona Group Housewife 5,00,000 Lalnunziri
Hmangaihzuali
Laltanpuii
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Lalhruaitluangi
Lalnunmawii
Lalengzami
Darthangi
Tlangkhumi
Sapnunthangi
Vanthangpuii
Taitesena Hall veng Group Lalthlamuani Housewife Piggery 50,000
Lalnunmawii
Zairemi
Lalthansiami
6. Diakkawn Present Estimated SL.No. Name of Group Member's Name Name of Trade Expected outcome activitist amount R Lalbuatsaiha Poultry 50,000
Lalrinpuii
Thangleti
Lairengi
Ar vulh Group Lalhmingthangi Farmer Lalremruata
Vanlalhruaia
Lalrinawmi
Lalrinmawii
Thangchungnunga Daily wage
Lalremruata Daily wage
David Lalremruata Daily wage
Ramdinthara Daily wage
Mansangliana Daily wage Vawkvulh Group Piggery 1,80,000 Lalchuangkima Daily wage
Malsawma Daily wage
Lalrinkima Daily wage
T Lalmawia Daily wage
Rinliani Daily wage
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Lalthanchhungi Daily wage
Lalchhanhima Daily wage
Lalthianghlima Daily wage
Rohmingliana Daily wage
Lalrinmawia Daily wage Vawkvulh Group Piggery 3,50,000 Lalromawii Daily wage
Chawngchhingpuii Daily wage
Lalawmpuia Daily wage
R Liankhuma Daily wage
C Lalrindika Daily wage
Lalramluaha Daily wage
C Lalrinhlua Daily wage
Vawkvulh Group Khawmkimi Daily wage Piggery 3,00,000 Zaihleii Daily wage
C Thanruala Daily wage
Thanliani Daily wage
Kaphmingthanga Daily wage
H Rosiama Daily wage
Khuma Daily wage
Lalsawta Daily wage
Zothansanga Daily wage
Lalrawngbawli Daily wage
Vawkvulh Group Vanlalfela Daily wage Piggery 1,30,000
VL Siama Daily wage
Lalhuapi Daily wage
Lalrinngheti Daily wage
Lalmuanawma Daily wage
Lalrinthanga Daily wage
Lalthangzuala Daily wage
Vanmawii Daily wage
Vawkvulh Group Lalchawlkimi Daily wage Piggery 6,00,000
Lalruatkimi Daily wage
Lalduhawma Daily wage
Lalthangvunga Daily wage
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Lalrinawma Daily wage
Lalchhuanmawii Daily wage
Lianhmingthanga Daily wage
Raltawnliana Daily wage
Lalpiangliana Daily wage
F Lalnuntluanga Daily wage
G Gena Daily wage
Vawkvulh Group HP Lungtiawia Daily wage Piggery 5,00,000
S Vunga Daily wage
Saingura Daily wage
Lalramhlima Daily wage
Thuamliana Daily wage
Ralramthanga Daily wage
Vanlalchhuangi Farmer
Lalhmachhuani Daily wage
Vanlalruali Daily wage
Lallawmzuali Daily wage Ar vulh Group Ar vulh 80,000 Lalthazuali Daily wage
Laldingliani Daily wage
Rothangpuii Daily wage
Lalzahawmi Daily wage
Chhuangkima Kawlni Mistiri
Lalchhanchhuaha Mistiri
David Lalchhandama Mistiri
Tluangkimchhawna Mistiri Thing Mistiri Thing Mistiri 6,00,000 Zahmingliana Mistiri
Lalchhandama Mistiri
TC Lalengkima Mistiri
T Lalremzela Mistiri
Mangthuama Small farmer
Zoremsanga Daily wages
Ar vulh Group Lalrinmuana Daily wages Ar vulh 3,50,000
Lalzarzova Daily wages
C Lalremsanga Daily wages
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT C Lalramliana Daily wages
Sangmawia Small farmer
Zodinthara Petty trade
K Sangkunga Petty trade
Petty trade Chalchhingi Petty trade Grocery 2,50,000
Biaknungi Petty trade
Khumtiri Small farmer
Lalrinkima Petty trade
Lunghnema Small farmer
Ramngaihzuala Petty trade
Lalbiakzuali Small farmer
Laiawrhi Daily wages Vawkvulh Group Piggery 2,00,000 Hruaitluangi Petty trade
Rodingliana Small farmer
Biakzuala Driver
Lamzeli Daily wages
Lalmuankima Daily wages
Lalrawngbawla Daily wages
Lalramthanga Daily wages
Lalnunmawia Daily wages
Hlunsanga Daily wages Vawkvulh Group Piggery 7,45,500 Rosiami Daily wages
Lalzawmliana Daily wages
Rohmingliana Daily wages
Rohlupuia Daily wages
Malsawmkima Daily wages
Lalenpuii Daily wages Piggery 3,00,000
Lalchhuanmawii Daily wages
Lalnunpuii Daily wages
Ropianga Daily wages Vawkvulh Group Thanthuami Daily wages
Lalchhandama Daily wages
Lalrimawii Daily wages
Lalzawta Daily wages
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Lalhruaii Daily wages
Lalchhanhimi Daily wages
C Rokhuma Daily wages
C Lalthakima Daily wages
R Laltlanliana Daily wages Vawkvulh Group Sanglura Daily wages
Lalzarliana Driver
Vanlalthlana Daily wages
R Laltanpuia
Chhingkhuma
Lalmalsawma
Chunga
Aitinlala
Vawkvulh Group RV Thanga
Laltankunga
Hnemi
Thangmawii
Lalchawlthanga
Hawihi
VL Sawma Daily wages Piggery 50,000
Zoramfela Driver
Vawkvulh Group Lalnunziri Daily wages
Chhuanliana Daily wages
F Vanlalhruaia Daily wages
TBC Denghnuna Daily wages Piggery 5,00,000
Laltlanliana Daily wages
David Malsawmkima Daily wages Vawkvulh Group C Ramnunmawia Daily wages
C Thangengi Daily wages
Vanlalneka Daily wages
Lalrintluangi Daily wages
Lalbiaktluanga Daily wages
C Zonuntluanga Daily wages
Sena Daily wages
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Rokima Daily wages Piggery 2,50,000
Rozama Daily wages
Vawkvulh Group Daniel Zothanpuia Daily wages
Rokunga Daily wages
Lalhmangaiha Daily wages
Ruthi Lalawmpuii Petty trade Sum dawn 1,80,000
Lalthianghlimi Petty trade
Lalruatkimi Petty trade
Lalzingi Petty trade
Petty trade Lalmuanawmi Petty trade
Thangkimi Petty trade
Lalrindiki Petty trade
Lalromawii Petty trade
Lily Pari Petty trade
Hmangaihzuali Daily wages Piggery 3,50,000
Zoramliani Small farmer
Vawkvulh Group Lalhruaii Petty trade
Remsiami Small farmer
Ramsangi Petty trade
Lalhlupuii Small farmer Piggery 50,000
Lalthansiami Daily wages
Vawkvulh Group Biakchungnungi Petty trade
Saithanzauvi Tea stall Petty
Chuailovi Petty trade
SK Thanga Daily wages Ar vulh 80,000
Rothathanga
Lalhmingsanga
Ar vulh Group Lalchhuanga
Pachhunga
Lalthangvunga
Laltlansanga
Lalrindika Piggery 1,00,000
Ropuiliani SHG Zonunmawia
Lalhruaitluanga
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Vanlalduata
H Lalawmpuia
Lalrintluangi
R Lalbela
Sangzela
7. New Diakkawn Present Estimated SL.No. Name of Group Member's Name Name of Trade Expected outcome activitist amount 1 F Chalmawii 2 Lalrinliani 3 Thanhliri 4 Lalremkimi 5 Lalrempuii Henry SHG Petty shop Grocery 6 Lalnunthari 7 PC Lalnunfeli 8 Vanlalkungi 9 Lalthazuali 10 Lalremmawii 1 K Lalliana 2 Sangkhuma 3 Lalrinawma 4 Rohnuna 5 Thianghlimi 6 Lalmuanpuia 7 Davida SHG Lalramthanga Shoe Repairing Grocery 8 Sangluaia
9 Laltuchhuana
10 Zothantluanga 11 Lalthlengliana 1 Ruthi SHG Lallawmzuali Trading
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT 2 Lalmalsawmi 3 Lalhmingthangi 4 Lalchhuangkimi 5 C Lalmalsawmi
6 Emily Lalchhuanawmi
7 Malsawmkimi
8 Lalhmangaihzuali
9 Lalremruati
10 Lalruathlui
1 Vanlalhruaia
2 Zaliana
3 Malsawma Workshop Vanapa SHG Trading 4 Khuma (Furniture)
5 Lalliana
6 Vanlalruata
7 Lalhmachhuana
1 Runmawii
2 V Lalawmpuii
3 Lalziki
4 Estheri SHG Lalnuntluangi Grocery
5 Vanlalremi
6 Lalremi
7 Lalvulmawii
1 Zathuama
2 Lalnunmawia
3 Laldinthari
4 Lalkhawsiami
5 Lalthazuali Awithangpa SHG Grocery 6 Lalawmpuia
7 Zonunpari
8 Lalbiakkima
9 Jonathan Lalnunfela
10 John Hmingthanpuia
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT 1 Vanlalpeki
2 Vanlaldiki
3 Hmingthansiami Miriami SHG Grocery 4 Vansangkimi
5 Lalnunsangi
6 Lalduhkima
1 Lalthakimi
2 Lalhumi
3 Vanna SHG Zirthani Piggery
4 Lalchhandami
5 Lalringliani
Petty trade KODESA SHG Lalrintluanga Electronic hawn Mushroom Kumtluang SHG Lalsangzuali House wife Cultivation 1 F Hrangzika
2 Zoramthara
3 R Kaptluanga
4 B Lalrinchhana Danial SHG Dairying 1750000 5 F Laldinmawii
6 Vanlalchhuangi
7 Lalbiakchhungi
8 Lalthazuali
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Annexure – IV
DETAILS OF LIVELIHOOD ACTIVITIES FOR THE POOR:
LOWER TLAWNG – I
LIVELIHOOD ACTIVITIES FOR THE ASSET LESS PERSONS (COLLEGE VENG)
Sl.No. Name of Asset less person Father's/Mother's Present Status Proposed intervension Estimated Expected Name amount to be outcome incurred 1 Lalbiakthanga B Rova Widow Animal rearing 25000 40000 2 Thangruali KK Thanga (L) Widow Animal rearing 25000 40000 3 Dawii Tlanchhuaha (L) Widow Animal rearing 25000 40000 4 Tlangrawnkimi Lalrema (L) Widow Animal rearing 25000 40000 5 Zoliana Selchhunga (L) Disalble Animal rearing 25000 40000 6 Lalnuntluanga KK Thanga (L) Landless Animal rearing 25000 40000 7 Lalnunfela Disalble Grocery 25000 40000 8 Thangzovungi Thangchama (L) Widow Animal rearing 25000 40000 9 Lalnemi Widow Animal rearing 25000 40000 10 Ralziki Widow Animal rearing 25000 40000 11 Ralkapthanga Thangbuana Blacksmith Blacksmith 10000 16000 12 Biakchungnunga Liantawna Landless Carpentry 30000 48000 13 RL Zonunmawia RL Thanmawia Landless Carpentry 30000 48000 14 Pari Liana Widow Grocery 25000 40000 15 Lalhriatrenga Lalmuanawma (L) Landless Grocery 25000 40000 16 Lalrammuani Zothansanga Grocery Grocery 25000 40000 17 Lalremi Hnema (L) Widow Grocery 25000 40000 18 Lalhmingmawii Zotea (L) Widow Grocery 25000 40000 19 Rokhumi Lalhawni (L) Widow Piggery 25000 40000 20 Nuchhungi Sawmluaia (L) Widow Piggery 25000 40000 21 Thanmawii Lenghuta Widow Piggery 25000 40000 22 Remchhungi Aikunga (L) Widow Tailoring 15000 24000
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LOWER TLAWNG – II LIVELIHOOD ACTIVITIES FOR THE ASSET LESS PERSONS (Vengthar)
Sl.No. Name of Asset less person Father's/Mother's Present Status Proposed intervention Estimated Expected Name amount to be outcome incurred 1 Aikimi HT Mawia (L) Widow Animal rearing 25000 40000 2 Thangneihhnemi LK Pauva (L) Widow Animal rearing 25000 40000 3 Thanglura Hlimthangi Landless Animal rearing 25000 40000 4 Vanlalnghaka Lianchhinga (L) Landless Animal rearing 25000 40000 5 Laldingngheta Khawma Landless Bee keeping 10000 16000 6 Rintluangi RK Lalsiama Widow Grocery 25000 40000 7 Laltankimi S Lalbiakzuala (L) Widow Grocery 25000 40000 8 Neihmawii MS Dawnga (L) Widow Poultry 23000 36800 9 Lalzuichiangi Mangthatchhinga (L) Widow Poultry 25000 40000 10 Lalramchhani LT Tluanga Widow Tailoring 15000 24000
LOWER TLAWNG – III (PROJECT VENG) LIVELIHOOD ACTIVITIES FOR THE ASSET LESS PERSONS
Sl.No. Name of Asset less person Father's/Mother's Present Status Proposed intervension Estimated Expected Name amount to be outcome incurred 1 Pazawna Vawmkapa Daily worker Carpentry 30000 48000 2 M Lalhmangaiha Lalhriata Daily worker Carpentry 30000 48000 3 Tlangthanzauva Kaichhunga (L) Daily worker Grocery 25000 40000 4 Sailiani Ropianga Widow Grocery 25000 40000 5 Hmangaihzuali Sawia Daily worker Piggery 25000 40000 6 Rongengi Rochhuma (L) Daily worker Piggery 25000 40000 7 L Lawmkimi Sumthanga Daily worker Piggery 25000 40000
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT 8 K Lalnuntluanga Khianghluna Daily worker Piggery 25000 40000 9 Lalzikpuii Ramliana (L) Widow Piggery 25000 40000 10 K Lalhlupuii Lalthakima Daily worker Poultry 23000 36800 11 Lalrinthangi Lamthangvunga Widow Tailoring 15000 24000
SERLUI - I LIVELIHOOD ACTIVITIES FOR THE ASSET LESS PERSONS (RENGTEKAWN)
Sl.No. Name of Asset less person Father's/Mother's Present Status Proposed intervension Estimated Expected Name amount to be outcome incurred 1 Suahzawni Hrawngtea (L) Widow Animal rearing 25000 40000 2 Lalrova Lalgova (L) Landless Animal rearing 25000 40000 3 Hrangromawia JK Manga (L) Landless Animal rearing 25000 40000 4 Ramfamkimi Laltluangliana Widow Animal rearing 25000 40000 5 R Lalhmachhuana Lalhmangaihi Helpless Animal rearing 25000 40000 6 Thanglianzovi T Vela (L) Widow Animal rearing 25000 40000 7 Nemtlingi Thawnghneh (L) Widow Animal rearing 25000 40000 8 Melody C Ngurlawma Landless Animal rearing 25000 40000 9 Ngulrothanga Thangpua (L) Landless Animal rearing 25000 40000 10 Vanlalliani K Lalhmachhuana Widow Grocery 25000 40000
SERLUI – II LIVELIHOOD ACTIVITIES FOR THE ASSET LESS PERSONS (Diakkawn)
Sl.No. Name of Asset less person Father's/Mother's Present Status Proposed intervension Estimated Expected Name amount to be outcome incurred 1 Zawnpuii Chawnghlira (L) Widow Tailoring 15,000 24000 2 Zaliani Englawma Tailoring Tailoring 15,000 24000 3 Lianziki Thangkhuma Widow Animal rearing 25,000 40000 4 Thangveli Nundanga Widow Animal rearing 25,000 40000 5 Thangveli Chawngkunga (L) Widow Animal rearing 25,000 40000 6 Malsawmliani Bawihhnuna (L) Widow Animal rearing 25,000 40000
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT 7 Kapkungi Thangsanga (L) Widow Grocery 25,000 40000 8 Chawngi Pauva (L) Widow Grocery 25,000 40000 9 Zokungi Isubali Widow Grocery 25,000 40000 10 Lalhmuaki Thianga Widow Grocery 15,000 24000 11 Lawmkimi Ngurtinthanga (L) Widow Ranvulh 25,000 40000 12 Biakchhungi Darkhama Widow Tailoring 15,000 24000 13 Riangkungi Widow Animal rearing 25000 40000 14 Thangpuii Hrilvela Widow Animal rearing 25000 40000 15 Thankungi Sanghleia Widow Animal rearing 25000 40000 16 Runmawii Saibaka Widow Animal rearing 25000 40000 17 Lalthuami Romana (L) Widow Animal rearing 25000 40000 18 Lalrengliani Zachhunga (L) Widow Animal rearing 25000 40000 19 A Zamawia Landless Animal rearing 25000 40000 20 Ramlaki Darrumvunga Widow Grocery 25000 40000 21 Dengthangi Rangkunga (L) Widow Mushroom cultivation 15000 24000 22 Lalhlupuii (Teii) Hrangkungi Widow Poultry 23000 36800 Annexure – V LOWER TLAWNG – I DETAILS OF PRODUCTION SYSTEM AND MICRO INTERPRISES (College veng & Venglai) Sl.No. Name of Service Office Present status Objectives Estimated Expected outcome Provider/Organisation Address expenditure to be incurred 1 C Laibata 2 P Zathanga
3 H Siamthanga College veng Workers Marketing 110000 165000 4 Chungnunga
5 Rokima
6 K Lalrintluanga 7 Kolasib Village Farming Venglai Broom cultivation Marketing 125000 187500 co-op Society
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LOWER TLAWNG - II PRODUCTION SYSTEM AND MICRO INTERPRISES (Vengthar)
Sl.No. Name of Service Office Present status Objectives Estimated Expected outcome Provider/Organisation Address expenditure to be incurred 1 AMFU Vengthar Branch Vengthar Na Marketing 105000 157500
LOWER TLAWNG – III (Project veng) PRODUCTION SYSTEM AND MICRO INTERPRISES
Sl.No. Name of Office Present status Objectives Estimate Expected Outcome organisation/Service Address Expenditure to be Provider incurred 1 Vegetable Marketing & Project Veng, Micro enterprise at Marketing 250000 375000 Wholeseller, Project Kolasib the village level. Veng Kolasib
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SERLUI - II PRODUCTION SYSTEM AND MICRO INTERPRISES (Diakkawn: Diakkawn & New Diakkawn)
Sl.No. Name of service Office Present status Objectives Estimated Expected outcome Provider/Organisation Address expenditure to be incurred 1 Diakkawn Crop Society Lalrinmawia Marketing Marketing 125000 187500
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Annexure – VI
DETAIL ESTIMATE
DETAIL ESTIMATE FOR CONSTRUCTION OF WATER HARVESTING TANK :
W Dept Sl. Nos Leng id h/Hei Quant Remark no. Particulars . th th ght ity Unit Rate Amount s 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1/2 Earthwork in excavation exclusive of .03 compensation of earth in - 1 6 3 3 54.00 Cum. 83.9 4530.6 (b) Hard soil ( pick work )
Providing and laying cement concrete 1:3:6 2/4 (1 cement : 3 coarse sand : 6 graded stone .06 aggregate 40mm nominal size) excluding cost of centering and shuttering in - (a) All work upto foundation & plinth level : 1 6 3 0.12 2.16 Cum. 3916.6 8459.86 3/6 Brick work with 2nd Class Bricks in .16 foundation and plinth in : a Cement lime mortar 1:1:6 (1 cement : 1 lime 0. 1 18 3 10.80 cum 4923.9 putty : 6 fine sand) 2 53178.1 4/2 1.0 12mm cement plaster 1 : 3 (1 cement : 3 fine 8 sand). From sl. No. 6 (Double of brick wall)
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Wall 1 18 3 54.00 Sqm. 144.26 7790.04 Floor 1 6 3 18.00 Sqm. 144.26 2596.68 5/6 Providing 2nd class local wood work dressed .16 in frames of sill, upright, batten, post, beams, 0. etc. as structural members fixed in position 6 7 0 0.1 0.336 cum 4923.9 1654.43 complete. 8 0. 12 4 0 0.1 0.384 cum 4923.9 1890.78 8 Providing corrugated G.S. sheet roofing fixed with polymer coated J or L hooks, bolts and nuts 8 mm diameter with bitumen and G.I. limpet washers or with G.I. limpet washers 6/2 filled with white lead and including a coat of 4.0 approved steel primer and two coats of 1 approved paint on overlapping of sheets complete (upto a pitch of 60 degrees) excluding the cost of purlins, rafters and trusses. (e) 0.63mm thick with zinc coating not less than 1 7 4 28 sqm 319.9 8957.20 275gm/m² Total 89057.70 Add 7.2% for Kolasib Division 6412.15 Grand total 95469.86
Say 95450.00 (Rupees ninety five thousand four hundred fifty) only
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DETAIL ESTIMATE FOR CONSTRUCTION OF WAITINGSHED : Re Sl. Leng Widt Depth/ Quantit Particulars Nos. Unit Rate Amount mar no. th h Height y ks 1.0 0 2.00 3 4 5 6 7.00 8 9 10 11 1/2 Earthwork in excavation exclusive of .03 compensation of earth in - (b) Hard soil ( pick work ) 2 1.5 1.5 1.5 6.75 Cum. 83.9 566.33 2/5 Centering and shuttering including strutting, .08 propping, etc. and removal of form works in - (c) Columns, pillars, piers, abutments, posts and struts. 2 4.75 1.25 11.88 Sqm. 241.6 2869.00 (d) Lintels, beams, plinth beams, girders, bressumers and cantilevers, etc. 2 5 0.95 9.50 Sqm. 184.2 1749.90
(e) Suspended floors, roofs, landings, shelves and their support, balconies and chajjaj,etc. 1 5 2.5 12.50 Sqm. 276 3450.00 (e) Chajja 1 15 0.5 7.50 Sqm. 276 2070.00
Providing and laying cement concrete 1:3:6 (1 3/4 cement : 3 coarse sand : 6 graded stone .08 aggregate 40mm nominal size) excluding cost of centering and shuttering in - 1 5 2.5 (a) All work upto foundation & plinth level : 0.07 0.88 Cum. 3916 3426.50
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Providing and laying reinforced cement 4/5 concrete 1:2:4 (1 cement : 2 coarse sand : 4 .01 graded stone aggregate 20mm nominal size) excluding cost of centering and shuttering and reinforcement in - (a) All work upto foundation & plinth level : 2 4.75 0.3 0.3 0.86 Cum. 4859.4 4154.79
Walls including attached pillasters, columns, pillers, posts, piers, abutments, return walls, (b) retaining walls, struts, buttresses, string or lacing courses, fillets etc. upto floor two level or floor two below from the ground floor (as indicated in the drawing). 2 4.75 0.3 0.3 0.86 Cum. 4991 4267.31
Beams, suspended floors, roofs having slope upto 15° landings, balconies, shelves, chajjas, (c) lintels, bands, window sills, stair cases, spiral stair cases, cantilevers upto floor two level or floor two below from the ground floor (as indicated in the drawing). Beams 2 5 0.2 0.35 0.70 Cum. 5093.3 3565.31 Slab/floor 1 5 2.5 0.12 1.50 Cum. 5093.3 7639.95 Chajja 1 15 0.5 0.05 0.38 Cum. 5093.3 1909.99 Qua ntity 5/5 HYSD bars reinforcement for RCC work as Kg .06 including straighthening, cutting, bending, per per placing in position and binding all complete. sl.3 Cum. Foundation 0.86 100 85.50 Kgs. 49.4 4223.70
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Column 0.86 210 179.55 Kgs. 49.4 8869.77 Beam 0.7 150 105.00 Kgs. 49.4 5187.00 Salb 1.5 100 150.00 Kgs. 49.4 7410.00 Chajja 0.38 100 37.50 Kgs. 49.4 1852.50
6/6 Brick edging laid lengthwise with half brick .48 depth including excavation, refilling and disposal of surplus earth lead upto 50 metres : 1 15.9 0.8 12.72 Sqm. 36.3 461.74
Cement concrete flooring 25mm thick with 9/1 cement concrete 1:2:4 (1 cement : 2 sand : 4 2.0 well graded stone aggregate 12.5mm size) 1 finished with a floating coat neat cement including cement slurry etc. complete but excluding the cost of nosing of steps etc. 1 5 2.5 12.50 Sqm. 195.9 2448.75 10/ 21. 12mm cement plaster 1 : 3 (1 cement : 3 fine 08 sand). From sl. No. (Double of brick wall) 2 15.9 0.8 25.44 Sqm. 144.26 3669.97 Celing 1 5 2.5 12.50 Sqm 144.26 1803.25 Chajja 2 15 0.5 0 144.26 0 11/ Applying one coat of cement primer of 21. approved brand and manufacture on wall 65 surface. Wall 2 15.9 0.8 25.44 Sqm. 26.4 671.62 Celing 12.50 Sqm. 26.4 330.00 Chajja 2 #### 0.50 15.00 Sqm. 26.4 396.00
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13/ Finishing walls with water proofing cement 21. paint of approved brand and manufacture and 89 of required shade on new work (three or more coats) to give an even shade. Wall 2 15.9 0.8 25.44 Sqm. 65.6 1668.86 Celing 12.5 Sqm. 65.6 820.00 Chajja 2 15 0.5 15 Sqm. 65.6 984.00 Regular coursed rubble masonry with hard 19/ stone in foundation upto one storey above and 7.0 1 15 0.2 0.6 1.80 Cum. 3936.7 7086.06 below ground level including curing, etc. 1 complete. Total 83552.28 Add 7.2% for Kolasib Division. 6015.76 Grand total 89568.05 Say 89550.00 (Rupees eighty nine thousand five hundred fifty)only
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT DETAIL ESTIMATE FOR CONSTRUCTION OF RCC PUBLIC URINAL Sl. Depth/ Quanti Rema Particulars Nos. Length Width Unit Rate Amount no. Height ty rks 1.0 0 2.00 3 4 5 6 7.00 8 9 10 11 1/2 Earthwork in excavation exclusive of .03 compensation of earth in - (b) Hard soil ( pick work ) 4 1.5 1.5 1.5 13.50 Cum. 83.9 1132.65 Centering and shuttering including 2/5 strutting, propping, etc. and removal of .08 form works in - (c) Columns, pillars, piers, abutments, posts and struts. 4 4.45 0.85 15.13 Sqm. 241.6 3655.41 Lintels, beams, plinth beams, girders, (d) bressumers and cantilevers, etc. 1 9.8 0.65 6.37 Sqm. 184.2 1173.35 Providing and laying cement concrete 1:3:6 (1 cement : 3 coarse sand : 6 3/4 graded stone aggregate 40mm nominal .08 size) excluding cost of centering and shuttering in - 1 5.8 3.5 (a) All work upto foundation & plinth level : 0.07 1.42 Cum. 3916 5564.64
Providing and laying reinforced cement 4/5 concrete 1:2:4 (1 cement : 2 coarse .01 sand : 4 graded stone aggregate 20mm nominal size) excluding cost of centering and shuttering and reinforcement in - 4859. (a) All work upto foundation & plinth level : 4 1.5 1.5 0.12 1.08 Cum. 4 5248.15
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Walls including attached pillasters, columns, pillers, posts, piers, abutments, return walls, retaining walls, (b) struts, buttresses, string or lacing courses, fillets etc. upto floor two level or floor two below from the ground floor (as indicated in the drawing). 4 4.45 0.2 0.2 0.71 Cum. 4991 3553.59 Beams, suspended floors, roofs having slope upto 15° landings, balconies, shelves, chajjas, lintels, bands, window (c) sills, stair cases, spiral stair cases, cantilevers upto floor two level or floor two below from the ground floor (as indicated in the drawing). 5093.
Beams 1 14.6 0.2 0.2 0.58 Cum. 3 2974.49 Qua HYSD bars reinforcement for RCC work ntity 5/5 including straighthening, cutting, as .06 bending, placing in position and binding per Kg per all complete. sl.3 Cum. 108.0
Foundation 1.08 100 0 Kgs. 49.4 5335.20 149.5
Column 0.71 210 2 Kgs. 49.4 7386.29 Beam 0.58 150 87.60 Kgs. 49.4 4327.44
6/6 Brick edging laid lengthwise with half .48 brick depth including excavation, refilling and disposal of surplus earth 1 17.1 2 34.20 Sqm. 36.3 1241.46
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Cement concrete flooring 25mm thick with cement concrete 1:2:4 (1 cement : 7/1 2 sand : 4 well graded stone aggregate 2.0 12.5mm size) finished with a floating 1 coat neat cement including cement slurry etc. complete but excluding the cost of nosing of steps etc. 1 5.8 3.5 20.30 Sqm. 195.9 3976.77 8/6 Providing 2nd class local wood work .16 dressed in frames of sill, upright, batten, 0.371 4923. 8 5.8 0.08 0.1 cum 1827.75 post, beams, etc. as structural members 2 9 fixed in position complete. 4923. 12 4.5 0.08 0.1 0.432 cum 2127.12 9 Providing corrugated G.S. sheet roofing fixed with polymer coated J or L hooks, bolts and nuts 8 mm diameter with bitumen and G.I. limpet washers or with 9/2 G.I. limpet washers filled with white lead 4.0 and including a coat of approved steel 1 primer and two coats of approved paint on overlapping of sheets complete (upto a pitch of 60 degrees) excluding the cost of purlins, rafters and trusses. (e) 0.63mm thick with zinc coating not less 1 5.8 3.5 20.3 sqm 319.9 6493.97 than 275gm/m²
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT 10/ 21. 12mm cement plaster 1 : 3 (1 cement : 3 08 fine sand). 144.2
From sl. No. (Double of brick wall) 2 17.1 2 68.40 Sqm. 6 9867.38 11/ Applying one coat of cement primer of 21. approved brand and manufacture on 65 wall surface. Wall 2 17.1 2 68.40 Sqm. 26.4 1805.76 Finishing walls with water proofing 13/ cement paint of approved brand and 21. manufacture and of required shade on 89 new work (three or more coats) to give an even shade. Wall 2 17.1 2 68.4 Sqm. 65.6 4487.04
14/ Regular coursed rubble masonry with 3936. 7.0 hard stone in foundation upto one storey 1 18.6 0.2 0.6 2.23 Cum. 8786.71 7 1 above and below ground level including curing, etc. complete. Total 80965.18 Add 7.2% for Kolasib Division. 5829.49 Grand total 86794.68 Say 86800.00 (Rupees eighty six thousand eight hundred) only
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT DETAIL ESTIMATE FOR CONSTRUCTION OF RCC PUBLIC BATH Sl. Depth/ Quant Rem Particulars Nos. Length Width Unit Rate Amount no. Height ity arks 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1/2 Earthwork in excavation exclusive of .03 compensation of earth in - Cum (b) Hard soil ( pick work ) 4 1.5 1.5 1.5 13.50 . 83.9 1132.65 Centering and shuttering including 2/5 strutting, propping, etc. and removal of .08 form works in - (c) Columns, pillars, piers, abutments, posts Sqm and struts. 4 4.45 0.85 15.13 . 241.6 3655.41
(d) Lintels, beams, plinth beams, girders, Sqm bressumers and cantilevers, etc. 1 9.8 0.65 6.37 . 184.2 1173.35 Providing and laying cement concrete 1:3:6 (1 cement : 3 coarse sand : 6 3/4 graded stone aggregate 40mm nominal .08 size) excluding cost of centering and shuttering in - 1 5.8 3.5 Cum (a) All work upto foundation & plinth level : 0.07 1.42 . 3916 5564.64 Providing and laying reinforced cement 4/5 concrete 1:2:4 (1 cement : 2 coarse sand : .01 4 graded stone aggregate 20mm nominal
size) excluding cost of centering and shuttering and reinforcement in - (a) All work upto foundation & plinth level : 4 1.5 1.5 0.12 1.08 Cum 4859.4 5248.15
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT . Walls including attached pillasters, columns, pillers, posts, piers, abutments, return walls, retaining walls, struts, (b) buttresses, string or lacing courses, fillets etc. upto floor two level or floor two below from the ground floor (as indicated in the Cum drawing). 4 4.45 0.2 0.2 0.71 . 4991 3553.59 Beams, suspended floors, roofs having slope upto 15° landings, balconies, shelves, chajjas, lintels, bands, window (c) sills, stair cases, spiral stair cases, cantilevers upto floor two level or floor two below from the ground floor (as indicated in the drawing). Cum
Beams 1 14.6 0.2 0.2 0.58 . 5093.3 2974.49 Qua HYSD bars reinforcement for RCC work ntity 5/5 including straighthening, cutting, bending, as .06 placing in position and binding all per Kg per complete. sl.3 Cum. 1.0 108.0
Foundation 8 100 0 Kgs. 49.4 5335.20 0.7 149.5
Column 1 210 2 Kgs. 49.4 7386.29 0.5
Beam 8 150 87.60 Kgs. 49.4 4327.44
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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT OF IWMP, KOLASIB – I PROJECT Brick edging laid lengthwise with half brick 6/6 depth including excavation, refilling and .48 disposal of surplus earth lead upto 50 Sqm metres : 1 19.8 2 39.60 . 36.3 1437.48 Cement concrete flooring 25mm thick with cement concrete 1:2:4 (1 cement : 2 sand 7/1 : 4 well graded stone aggregate 12.5mm 2.0 size) finished with a floating coat neat 1 cement including cement slurry etc. complete but excluding the cost of nosing Sqm of steps etc. 1 5.8 3.5 20.30 . 195.9 3976.77 8/6 Providing 2nd class local wood work .16 dressed in frames of sill, upright, batten, 0.371 8 5.8 0.08 0.1 cum 4923.9 1827.75 post, beams, etc. as structural members 2 fixed in position complete. 12 4.5 0.08 0.1 0.432 cum 4923.9 2127.12
Providing corrugated G.S. sheet roofing fixed with polymer coated J or L hooks, bolts and nuts 8 mm diameter with 9/2 bitumen and G.I. limpet washers or with 4.0 G.I. limpet washers filled with white lead 1 and including a coat of approved steel primer and two coats of approved paint on overlapping of sheets complete (upto a pitch of 60 degrees) excluding the cost of purlins, rafters and trusses.
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(e) 0.63mm thick with zinc coating not less 1 5.8 3.5 20.3 sqm 319.9 6493.97 than 275gm/m² 10/ 21. 12mm cement plaster 1 : 3 (1 cement : 3 08 fine sand). Sqm 11425.3
From sl. No. (Double of brick wall) 2 19.8 2 79.20 . 144.26 9 11/ Applying one coat of cement primer of 21. approved brand and manufacture on wall 65 surface. Sqm
Wall 2 19.8 2 79.20 . 26.4 2090.88
13/ Finishing walls with water proofing cement 21. paint of approved brand and manufacture 89 and of required shade on new work (three or more coats) to give an even shade. Sqm
Wall 2 19.8 2 79.2 . 65.6 5195.52 14/ Providing Ist class teak wood dressed in 9.0 frames of chaukhat for doors, windows, 5 clerestory windows fixed in position. Cum
D1 3 4.6 0.05 0.08 0.06 . 23066 1273.25 15/ Providing and fixing 1st class local wood 9.1 panelled shutters for doors etc. including 1 M.S. butt hinges with necessary screws, etc. complete. (b) 35 mm thick.
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D1 3 0.6 2 3.60 . 1143.9 4118.04 16/ Regular coursed rubble masonry with Cum 7.0 hard stone in foundation upto one storey 1 18.6 0.2 0.6 2.23 3936.7 8786.71 . 1 above and below ground level including curing, etc. complete.
Total 89104.10 Add 7.2% for Kolasib Division. 6415.50 Grand total 95519.59 Say 95500.00 (Rupeesninety five thousand five hundred) only
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DETAIL ESTIMATE FOR CONSTRUCTION OF PUBLIC WATER TANK Sl. Depth/ Quant Rema Particulars Nos. Length Width Unit Rate Amount no. Height ity rks 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1/2. Earthwork in excavation exclusive of compensation 03 of earth in - 1 2 1.5 3 9.00 Cum. 83.9 755.1 (b) Hard soil ( pick work )
2/4. Providing and laying cement concrete 1:3:6 (1 06 cement : 3 coarse sand : 6 graded stone aggregate 40mm nominal size) excluding cost of centering and shuttering in - (a) All work upto foundation & plinth level : 1 2 1.5 0.12 0.36 Cum. 3916.6 1409.98 3/6. Brick work with 2nd Class Bricks in foundation and 16 plinth in :
a Cement lime mortar 1:1:6 (1 cement : 1 lime putty : 1 7 0.1 1.2 0.84 cum 4923.9 6 fine sand) 4136.08 4/2 1.0 8 12mm cement plaster 1 : 3 (1 cement : 3 fine sand). From sl. No. 6 (Double of brick wall) Wall 1 7 1.2 8.40 Sqm. 144.26 1211.78 Floor 1 2 1.5 3.00 Sqm. 144.26 432.78 Total 7945.72 Add 7.2% for Kolasib Division 572.09 Grand total 8517.81 Say 8500.00 (Rupees eight thousand five hundred ) only
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