The Project for Enhancing Agriculture Production through Irrigation System Improvement and Strengthening Institutional Capacity

(OSRO/AFG/502/JCA)

Project Progress Report 2018 (Jan – Dec 2018)

Jan 2019

i Contents

Acronyms and Abbreviations ...... iii A. OVERVIEW ...... 1 A.1 PROJECT PROFILE (FPMIS) ...... 1 A.2 FINANCIAL DATA in US$ (FPMIS)...... 2 A.3 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ...... 2 B. PROGRESS REPORTING ...... 6 B.1 WORK PLAN and BUDGET IMPLEMENTATION ...... 6 a) Work plan status ...... 6 b) Budget status (FPMIS) (if not available yet, please annex the budget) ...... 15 B.2 PROJECT RESULTS TRACKING ...... 17 C. KEY ACHIEVEMENTS AND PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED ...... 18 C.1 KEY ACHIEVEMENTS/STRENGTHS ...... 18 C.2 PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED AND ACTIONS TAKEN ...... 18 D. FOLLOW-UP ACTIONS ...... 19

Annexes: 1 Project Financial Report 22 2 Progress during the Reporting Period Compared to Overall Targets 23 3 Details of Contracts Awarded for Rice Irrigation Rehabilitation during 2018 26 4 Schematic Diagrams of Output 1 Target Area 28 5 Details of Water Accounting Trainings Conducted So Far 29 6 Irrigation Schemes Identified by the Project 30 7 Irrigation Schemes Diagnosed by the Project 36 8 Irrigation Schemes Designed by the Project 39 9 Irrigation Schemes Rehabilitated by the Project 41 10 Irrigation Association Related Activities 44 11 Details of O&M Trainings Conducted under Output 1 46 12 Details of PMS Training 49 13 Mini-tuber Production Details 50 14 Details of Capacity Development Program under Output 3 51 15 Work Plan for 2019 52

ii Acronyms and Abbreviations

AED Agriculture Extension Directorate, MAIL AIRD Afghanistan Institute of Rural Development, MRRD ANDS Afghanistan National Development Strategy ANSCU Afghanistan National Seed Companies’ Union APR Agriculture Prospects Report ARIA Agriculture Research Institute of Afghanistan, MAIL BOQ Bill of Quantity CDIS Capacity Development of Irrigation Directorate of MAIL (funded by JICA) CDC Community Development Council CPF Country Programming Framework CTA Chief Technical Advisor DAIL Directorate of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock FAO Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations FFS Farmer Field School GDP Gross Domestic Product IA Irrigation Association ID Irrigation Department ISE Improved Seed Enterprise JICA Japan International Cooperation Agency LTO Lead Technical Officer LTU Lead Technical Unit MAIL Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock MEW Ministry of Energy and Water MRRD Ministry of Rural Rehabilitation and Development NRVA National Rural Vulnerability Assessment NPC National Project Coordinator NSB National Seed Board O&M Operation and Maintenance OFWM On farm Water Management (a World Bank Project within MAIL) OJT On-the-Job Training PBS Pre-basic Seed PMS Peace (Japan) Medical Services PSC Project Steering Committee RAP Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific, FAO RIPA The Project for Rice Based Agriculture Development in Afghanistan SO Strategic Objective SCD Seed Certification Directorate TPS True Potato Seed USAID United States Agency for International Development VRC Variety Release Committee

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A. OVERVIEW

A.1 PROJECT PROFILE (FPMIS)

Country The Islamic Republic of Afghanistan

Project Symbol OSRO/AFG/502/JCA

Project Title The project for enhancing agriculture production through irrigation system improvement and strengthening institutional capacity

Resource Partner JICA

Reporting Period 1 Jan – 31 Dec 2018

Actual EOD 1 Apr 2016

Actual NTE 31 Dec 2019

Budget Holder (name) Rajendra Aryal

Lead Technical Officer (name) Puspa Raj Khanal

Chief Technical Advisor (name) Suman Sijapati

Funding Liaison Officer (FLO) Supriya Gugnani / Angela Hinrichs / Mirela Hasibra

Implementing Partners (List): Peace (Japan) Medical Services Contribution to Programmatic Framework Indicate the title of each higher-level result to which the project contributes Organizational Outcome: Output 5.4.1 Improving Organizational Outcome capacities of national authorities and stakeholders for emergency preparedness to reduce the impact of crisis Countries in the Asia Pacific address water scarcity in agriculture and strengthen their capacities to improve the Regional Priority Area/Results water productivity of agricultural systems and water management for enhancing. The project contributes to the second and third priority Country Programming Framework areas of the CPF “Support to Better Water and Irrigation Outcome Management” and “Support to Agricultural Policies and Institutional Capacity Building”. This project directly contributes to FAO’s strategic UNDAF Outcome objectives SO5: “Increase the resilience of livelihoods to threats and crisis”

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A.2 FINANCIAL DATA in US$ (FPMIS)1 (as at: 31st December 2018) Budget USD 13,094,763 Cash received USD 13,094,348 Delivery USD 10,901,441 (provisional)

A.3 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Overview of progress towards expected results

The extent to which outputs are being achieved

The project has three outputs, which have been stated as follows: Output 1: Irrigation systems rehabilitated covering 9,000 ha in rice growing areas of Kunduz, Takhar and Baghlan provinces

Output 2: PMS irrigation method disseminated, and government staff and farmers trained on PMS approach through construction of Training Center

Output 3: Basic mechanisms and capacities for production of high-quality virus free potato seeds are established

During this reporting period from 1st January to 31st December 2018, the project has carried out the activities pertaining to all three outputs. The achievements from these activities were monitored based on defined indicators set out for the project. They indicate that the stipulated targets of all three outputs have also been significantly achieved. The progress during the reporting period against the earlier stipulated targets are presented in Annex 2.

The weekly project staff meetings were held every Sunday morning to review on what was achieved during the week and to share what has been planned for the current week. Additionally, service meetings were held with FAOR every Monday in which the progresses of the various projects under FAO Afghanistan were discussed. Moreover, close consultation was carried out with the representatives of the concerned government ministries, namely: MAIL, MEW and MRRD to maintain necessary coordination. Similarly, close collaboration was maintained with the implementing partner - Peace Medical Services (PMS) through regular meetings for the effective implementation of the stipulated activities within the timeframe. Likewise, close linkage was maintained with JICA to assure timely monitoring and reporting to the donor agency to ensure that the activities are carried out as per their desires. Hence, the project has been carrying out all necessary activities directed towards achieving its output.

1 Data is identical to that available in Data warehouse (DWH).

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A brief outline of the key programmatic achievements during the period has been outlined below: Output 1:  During this period, the Project Team awarded 11 new contracts for the rehabilitation of the remaining schemes. After conducting community meetings with farmers, DAIL offices, River Basin offices and governmental officials, the Purchase Requests (PR) were submitting to the Procurement Unit for the procurement of these irrigation rehabilitation works. The details of the contract awarded during the year 2018 has been attached as Annex 3 to this report.  The Project Team also continued the exercise of mapping of the target area and refining the schematic maps of related River Basins and Sub-basins. Refinements were brought in displaying the position, linkages and key technical data of the irrigation schemes in the schematic maps.  During this reporting period, the Project team mainly focused on implementing the rehabilitation works. Even though the process of identifying potential irrigation schemes, conducting Diagnostic Analysis (DA) and developing full proposals through technical survey and design works for the schemes that were found to best match the criteria set for rice irrigation rehabilitation was continued, the team was primarily focused on completing the construction works. Hence, contract management and construction supervision were the key tasks.  The Project team also carried out sensitization in all the selected schemes. Necessary data pertaining to the Irrigation Associations (IAs) were collected and submitted to MAIL for their registration.  Tailor-made Operation and Maintenance (O&M) Trainings were also conducted on relevant topics in the completed schemes. During these trainings, O&M tools were also handed over to the respective IAs.  Project team successfully conducted two Water Accounting (WA) trainings during this reporting period. The first one was conducted in Kabul and the second one in ICBA Dubai. Participants from all three ministries (MAIL, MEW, MRRD) and FAO national staff attended these trainings.

Output 2:  At the beginning of the year, the Project team finalized the training plan for the dissemination of the PMS approach and signed a LOA with PMS for the conduction of PMS trainings mainly aimed towards three target groups (namely: PMS staff, Canal Operators and Technical Staff at the field and central level).  The construction of Training center, accommodation floor and river bank protection work by the PMS team was successfully completed through close supervision of the Project Team. This Training Center was officially inaugurated on 23rd April 2018 by the Provincial Governor. The event was also attended by Provincial Council members, Directors of line departments, District Governor of Behsoud and community elders.

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 During the reporting period, trainings on PMS approach were conducted by PMS Team with the support of Project output 2 team for the different target groups. The trainings began by first targeting the PMS staff themselves. The second module of trainings was targeted towards the canal operators (both Mirabs of the different irrigations schemes as well as the Gate Operators of the PMS constructed schemes). The third module of trainings was targeted towards the technical staff of the three (3) line ministries. These included both technical staff at the field level mainly staff from the Provincial Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock (PAIL) office, River Basin Authorities (RBA) and Directorate of Rural Rehabilitation and Development (DRRD) from the eastern region as well as staff from the central level (from the three ministries).  The Project Team also facilitated in the process of transfer of responsibility of the Training Center from PAIL to PMS Team for the dissemination of PMS Approach. The formal transfer was signed between DAIL-Nangarhar and PMS Team on 11th Dec 2018 to be effective from 12th Dec 2018 for a period of five years.

Output 3:  During the reporting period, the Project Team continued to upgrade the Tissue Culture laboratory in Badam Bagh to a scale of operation with necessary additional supporting infrastructures. The additional supporting infrastructure includes upgrading of a greenhouse (450m), water supply for laboratory, irrigation development for greenhouse and construction of cold store (20mt). With this, the laboratory has become fully operational to carry out production of virus free in vitro potato plantlets and micro-tubers as source materials for clean seed potato production subsequently in greenhouse and in the field.  The Project Team also organized activities to enhance the capacity of stakeholders through training, workshop, publication and sharing technical information. The direct beneficiaries are Government technical staff, University faculties, farmers and I/NGOs. Total of 402 persons participated in the training events. Total of 13 technical training materials and guidelines are prepared regarding tissue culture technique, laboratory management, seed production, true potato seed utilization, green house management, integrated potato disease management, Integrates Crop Management (ICM) and general post-harvest practices.  The Project also facilitated in conducting ELISA (Enzyme Linked Immuno Sorbent Assay) test mainly for six important potato viruses (PLRV, PVA, PVS, PVM, PVX, PVY) to assure the production of in-vitro derived virus free planting materials for further multiplication.  The project also carried out capacity enhancement activities for the seven government staffs from ARIA, SCD and ISE engaged in the Tissue Culture lab activities. During the reporting period, field based practical demonstrations were conducted as hands-on trainings to enhance their technical skills and understand the production of Pre-Basic Seed (PBS) from in-vitro plantlets in green/ screenhouse and utilization of True Potato Seed (TPS).  During the winter season 2018, the project produced 1,000kg of Basic-1 grade seed. This confirms to the multiplication rate of 1:11 through PBS produced last year, which is excellent

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and encouraging. Similarly, 4000 in vitro plantlets were successfully planted in greenhouse this year which produced total of 20,669 mini-tubers including 8,996 TPS and 11,673 clonal varieties. Considering the programmatic achievements of the project measured based on indicators of the major project activities, it is quite evident that the project has conducted all the stipulated activities in a progressive and coordinated manner. Output 1 has contributed to the establishment of irrigation infrastructure for enhancing rice production in the rice-growing areas of Afghanistan. Similarly, Output 2 has developed the capacity of government technical staff and community members on participatory irrigation management (PMS approach) while Output 3 has established the basic mechanism and capacity to produce high-quality, virus-free potato seeds which will enhance the productivity and production of potato in the country. Hence, the project activities have been leading to the stipulated outputs and consequently, contributing to the project goal of enhancing agriculture production in the country.

 Required follow-up actions

The project has recently received a one year No-Cost- Extension (NCE). The activities under all three outputs of the project will be followed up during this extended period to make sure that all the activities are taken to a logical end. The project team has identified viable options for making the best use of the rice irrigation infrastructure developed by the project so far so that the farmers can get more production of rice using less water. Similarly, the PMS trainings will also be further expanded so that the technical staff of the other regions can also learn about it and benefit from it. Moreover, practical trainings will be added so that the participants can get hands-on experience of the PMS irrigation methodology. Likewise, the establishment of the continuous and sustainable process of rapid multiplication technique for clean seed potato is a challenge that needs full engagement of all stakeholders. Hence, it demands continuous follow-up.

 Any changes to project design

No major alterations have been made in the overall project framework after the Inception Workshop (IW). The proposed activities during the extended period are also meant to build up on the achievements made so far by the project. Hence, the project design remains the same but few additional activities that ultimately lead to the same three outputs set earlier.

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B. PROGRESS REPORTING

B.1 WORK PLAN and BUDGET IMPLEMENTATION

a) Work plan status

The overall expenditure of the project is 83% by the end of December 2018 as presented in the graph.

17%

Total budget: USD 13 094 763

Expenses: USD 10 901 411 (provisional) 83% Balance: USD 2 193 352 Budget Disbursement Balance

Narrative description of the accomplishments so far and the present status: Output 1: Irrigation systems rehabilitated covering 9000 ha in rice growing areas of Kunduz, Takhar and Baghlan provinces

In terms of Output 1, the project was able to accomplish almost all the proposed activities related to rice irrigation rehabilitation. The following section provides a brief account of the activities accomplishments during the period.

Activity 1.1: Water accounting in project area: The project team produced updated schematic maps of the target area (Kunduz, Takhar and Baghlan) showing the locations, linkages and key technical data of the identified irrigation schemes. Five (5) separate diagrams viz. Taloqan Sub- basin, Upper Kunduz Sub-basin, Lower Kunduz Sub-basin (Baghlan Province), Lower Kunduz Sub- basin (Kunduz Province) and Takhar, Kunduz, Baghlan diagrams were prepared. These schematic maps are attached as Annex 4.

Figure 1: Project area of output-1 Project team also so far successfully conducted six (6) Water Accounting (WA) trainings. Four (4) trainings were conducted in Kabul while one was conducted in AIT Bangkok and one in ICBA,

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Dubai. Participants from all three ministries (MAIL, MEW, MRRD) as well as FAO national staff attended these trainings. The details of the Water Accounting Training conducted so far have been attached as Annex 5.

Figure 2: A Glimpse of the Water Accounting Training Activity 1.2: Technical rehabilitation: Out of the list of 176 identified irrigation schemes, the project team carried out Diagnostic Analysis (DA) of 81 most suitable irrigation schemes. This was done based on the set criteria for rice irrigation rehabilitation considering rice growing and RIPA demonstration areas.

Figure 3: Project areas and RIPA demonstration plots After the DA, the project team also continued the task of technical survey, design and proposal development. The team completed final versions of proposals for 54 irrigation schemes. The inventories of selected, diagnosed and designed irrigation schemes are attached as Annex 6, 7, and 8 respectively of this report.

The project went through the procurement process and FAO Afghanistan signed 34 contracts for rehabilitation of those 44 irrigation schemes: 13 in Takhar, 14 in Baghlan and 7 in Kunduz. Meetings were organized with construction companies, communities and other stakeholders for contracts

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before the starting of the rehabilitation works. The project team frequently visited the field and supervised the works discussing social disputes which appeared between community and construction company (in most instances, about additional construction works). Out of 34 contracts, two contracts covering two irrigation schemes had to be partially terminated. and the remaining works under one of these contracts are re-awarded to another contract. Hence, the total number of rehabilitated schemes is 42 which are covered under 32 contracts. In total, 27 Contracts covering 38 irrigation schemes; 17 in Baghlan province, 15 in Takhar province and 6 in Kunduz province were completed and handed over to the community and relevant PAIL directorates. In total, 132 irrigation structures were completed and handed over to the relevant community and PAIL Directorates in the three provinces. These provide benefits to 57,170 householders covering 19252 hectares. The remaining 3 contracts covering 4 irrigation schemes are ongoing and they are almost in completion stages and will be completed by 15 Jan 2019. The accomplishments of the rehabilitation works are presented in Annex 9. Glimpses of the rehabilitation works is presented in the diagram below.

Figure 4: Glimpses of Rehabilitation Works in Different Sites

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Activity 1.3: Strengthening of Irrigation Associations (IAs): The project team also worked on establishing and strengthening the IAs of the selected irrigation schemes. Sensitization was carried out in all the 44 selected schemes and the IA executive members and ordinary farmers were oriented about the operation and maintenance requirements of these schemes.

Figure 5: Sensitization with the Farming Community of the Selected Schemes

Out of these, all necessary data have been collected and submitted to MAIL for 36 Irrigation Associations (IAs). So far, 9 IAs have been formally registered in MAIL. These IAs have been consulted also during the finalization of the irrigation rehabilitation proposals. The details of the IAs are attached as Annex 10. Similarly, Operation and Maintenance Trainings have been conducted and O&M tools have been handed over in 16 schemes: two in Baghlan province, four in Kunduz province and ten in Takhar province. The details of the O&M Trainings are attached as Annex 11.

Figure 6: Tailor-made O&M Training being conducted for AIs of Rehabilitated Schemes

Output 2: PMS Irrigation Method disseminated, and government staff trained on PMS approach through construction of Training Center

In Output 2, construction works were continued as per the Construction Contract for Training Center, accommodation facility and river bank protection work and the Letter of Agreement (LOA)

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for developing curriculum and training materials. The section below provides a brief description of the activities accomplished so far as.

Activity 2.1: Construction of Training Center The first activity under this output was the construction of the Training Center (TC) and accommodation facilities for PMS approach trainings. The TC was constructed near the headworks of the scheme. The land of eight (8) Jeribs was successfully transferred from ARAZI to MAIL and then to PMS for use of training purposes for at least five years.

Figure 7: The Training Center recently completed by PMS in Gamberi An inauguration ceremony of the TC was organized on 23rd April 2018. The Behsoud District governor Mr. Mohammad Sediq Dowlatzai welcomed all participants and expressed confidence that the TC will bring positive effects on the agriculture and irrigation of Nangarhar. The Nangarhar PAIL Director, Mr. Rafiullah Rahimzai thanked the donor, FAO and PMS for the construction and stated that, apart from the mirabs and irrigation engineers from Nangarhar province, engineers and farmers from other provinces can also learn and benefit from the PMS approach. The PMS Japan Director, Dr. Tetsu Nakamura, explained that the PMS irrigation approach is not a foreign imported approach - it is an Afghan approach. Hence, it is useful for the locals to learn and build their capacity. He also expressed happiness for all the achievements made through the construction of the building and facilities in the area for conducting trainings.

Figure 8: Dr. Nakamura delivering his speech during the inauguration Mr. Tomio Shichiri, FAO Representative for Afghanistan, thanked the Nangarhar Provincial Governor, PAIL Director, Provincial Council members, Nangarhar Arazi Director, NVDA Director, Director of Kabul River Basin, other directorate representatives and all participants from community, NGOs and INGOs for their active participation in the ceremony and their strong support during the project implementation. He also thanked PMS for their hard work and for bringing the greenery in Nangarhar. He explained that this project has adopted an integrated approach that will produce positive impact on food security.

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At the end of the ceremony Nangarhar Provincial Governor, HE Mohammad Gulab Mangal thanked FAO, PMS and Government of Japan and International Cooperation Agency (JICA). He especially appreciated Dr. Nakamura’s effort of converting the Gamberi desert into the present green area. At the end, the Provincial Governor, FAO and PMS officially signed on the inauguration notes and cut the ribbon to indicate the official opening of the buildings.

Figure 9: Exchange of Signed Document Later, on 11th Dec 2018, through the facilitation of FAO Afghanistan, the land of the Training Center was transferred from PAIL- Nangahar to PMS Team for a period of five years from 12th Dec 2018.

Figure 10: Official Handover of Land to PMS for Five Year Period Activity 2.2: Development of training materials For the dissemination of the PMS approach, PMS team developed various training materials. These included a physical model of Yamada weir, publication material documenting 15 years of experiences of Dr. Nakamura in the Gamberi area and a CD containing audio-visual material which can be used as training material.

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Figure 11: Training Materials developed by PMS

Activity 2.3: Conduction of trainings and exposure visits The PMS Team also conducted trainings for three different target groups. The trainings began in February 2018 by first targeting the PMS staff themselves. This was mainly conducted by Dr. Nakamura and Eng. Dedar of PMS. The second module of trainings was targeted towards the canal operators (both Mirabs of the different irrigations schemes in the eastern region as well as the Gate Operators of the PMS constructed schemes). These trainings went on for five days and included 20 participants in each batch. The trainings were conducted for five batches starting from March to June covering a total of 99 participants.

Figure 12: Conduction of Training for the Mirabs The third module of trainings were targeted towards the field level technical staff of the Provincial Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock (PAIL) office, River Basin Authorities (RBA) and Directorate of Rural Rehabilitation and Development (DRRD). Each of these trainings were of two weeks and six batches of Engineers were provided these trainings. Additionally, two batches of engineers at the central level were also provided trainings. The details of the trainings on PMS Approach have been provided in Annex 12 of this report.

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It is evident that the project Output 2 has fulfilled its targets both in terms of content and timeframe. Close monitoring system based on weekly reports and monthly progress report of the training plans and curriculum was established to ensure the desired progress.

Output 3: Basic mechanisms and capacities for production of high-quality virus free potato seeds are established

Activity 3.1: A well-equipped functional tissue culture laboratory with vitro techniques established The Project Team upgraded the existing laboratory at Badam Bagh based on a thorough inventory analysis of the existing facility of the laboratory, especially the equipment, glassware and chemicals and their conditions. Growth Room of capacity to plant more than 10,000 potato plantlets and potato micro-tubers was also constructed. Additionally, four green houses were constructed in Badam Bagh. Out of which, one was upgraded for growing plantlets and micro-tubers on growth benches in aseptic environment. Total area 108m2 where 54,000 plantlets can be planted with estimated production of 32,400 mini-tubers per season.

Figure 13: A Glimpse of the Upgrading of Green House with Growth Benches

The Project team also designed and constructed a Cold Store in Badam Bagh compound of twenty (20) metric tons of potato seed. The Cold Store was formally inaugurated by the Deputy Minister (Technical) on Dec 02, 2018.

Figure 14: During the Inauguration Ceremony of the Cold Storage (20 MT) for Potato Seed

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The Project Team has so far completed several cycles of in vitro plantlets production from the laboratory. About 4000 plantlets were produced in the last cycle and estimates to produce 200 kg of mini-tuber (Pre-basic seed). This will be stored in cold store and planted next season. The third cycle planned to produce 5000 plantlets to plant in spring season 2019. Activity: 3.2 Human resources adequately developed for tissue culture works International consultant together with national agronomist and involved organizations (ARIA, ISE, SCD and ANSCU) discussed on the development of a core team for the conduction of tissue culture and seed production activities in Badam Bagh by engaging the ten (10) technical staffs that received training from NARC, Pakistan. These include five technical staff from ARIA, three from SPCD, one from ISE and one from ANSCU.

The project team also organized one-day workshop on “Utilization of In-vitro Propagules for Sustainable Seed Potato Production Program in Afghanistan” on May 8, 2018 at Badam Bagh. Seed Certification Directorate and FAO organized the workshop jointly. 38 participants attended the workshop. Workshop identified key areas associated to low productivity of potato crop. Further, suggested area of improvement for best use of virus free tissue culture derived materials and implementation of seed production program both at national and sub national level. The project team also carried out practicum exercise for soil substrate preparation for screenhouse. Carried out practical exercise on Hybrid TPS nursery for seedling tuber (F1C1) production and production of seedling tuber (F1C1) through TPS seedling Moreover, a hands-on training was organized for ISE, SCD, ARIA and project staff (10-12 person) for 10 days covering the following aspects of potato production: • Concept of seed production and associated techniques, • General potato physiology, • Effect of environment on crop growth, • Effect of environment on seed tuber quality, • Laboratory operation safety protocol and guideline, • Thermotherapy for potato virus elimination, • TPS utilization for clean seed production

Figure 15: Seed Potato Treatment Training in Bamyan for Common Interest Groups (CIGs) Booklets on Potato Tissue Culture have been prepared both Pashto and Dari versions and circulated to concerned stakeholders. The Project Team developed micro tubers harvesting

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guideline which has been translated into both local languages (Dari and Pashto) and shared with lab staff and technicians. Details of all the trainings conducted under Output 3 of this project has been provided in Annex 14 of this report.

b) Budget status (FPMIS) (if not available yet, please annex the budget)

Overview of delivery against budget by output The financial status of the project shows that the total expenditure up to 31 Dec 2018 is US$ 10,901,471. This amounts to about 83% of the total project budget. The total fund contribution received in the FAO account for the project is US$ 13,094,763 and balance of the cash is US$ 2,193,352. The stamped Financial Status Report provisional up to the end of Dec 2018 has been presented as Annex 1 of this report.

The balance in the budget is mainly due to two reasons: firstly, the project benefitted from the currently conversion from Yen to Dollars (the original project budget was US$ 12,299,804 but now it is US$13 094 763, secondly, the cost-effective measures taken by the project like competitive bidding, resource sharing, etc. has resulted in more efficient use of the resources. The project received No-Cost-Extension which means that the balance amount of US$ 2 193 352 from 2018 will be used for the extended period of up to December 31, 2019.

Budget revision foreseen X Yes  No If yes, provide rationale for budget revision: The project has received No Cost Extension (NCE) and activities have also been proposed accordingly. Since the budget is based on the activities budget revision is essential for the project. The rationale for the NCE is as follows: Justification for Extension of Output 1: . Synergy for Higher Production of Rice through collaboration with RIPA: During the extended period, the project can work more closely with RIPA project in the rehabilitated irrigation schemes which now receives more supply of water and introduce RIPA technology in them to enhance productivity of rice with less use of water. . Sustainable O&M of the Rice Irrigation Schemes: The 42 irrigation schemes rehabilitated under this project needs to be operated and maintained in a sustainable manner. For this, the extended period can be utilized to train the farmers on proper operation and maintenance. . Qualified Cadre on Water Accounting: The participants of the Water Accounting trainings can be organized as a cohesive team of qualified cadre working on Water Accounting for different river basins of Afghanistan during the extended period.

Justification for Extension of Output 2: . Support the Green Ground Project: The extended period of the project can be utilized in supporting the activities being carried out by the Peace Medical Services (PMS) Japan through a new LOA with PMS Japan. . Extension of the PMS Training: During the project period the PMS training has been mainly focused on the participants from the Eastern Region. The extended period of the Project can be utilized to also training participants from other regions of Afghanistan so that they can also benefit from the merits of PMS approach.

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Justification for Extension of Output 3: . Introduce the arrangements of Seed Potato Inspectors (SPIs): To execute the proposed seed certification scheme for seed potato industry, there is need to develop SPIs to ensure the compliance to the seed certification standards and SOP under the umbrella of national seed law. Hence, arrangements of SPIs can be introduced by identifying suitable cadre for the SPIs, developing training manuals and providing necessary capacity development program for them. . Development of cascade training curriculum on seed and ware potato production: For the appropriate use of clean and high value tissue culture derived premium seed materials, it requires specific technical know-how on the utilization of such materials for its appropriate use during the successive multiplication over the generation. During this extended period the project can develop appropriate training curriculum for building the capacity of field based technical staff and seed growers (farmer / entrepreneurs) on the process of seed and ware potato production for sustainable use up to the future. . Refinement of Potato Seed Production Process: Healthy /clean seed potato production scheme which has been initiated by the project needs to be closely monitored and further refinement in the laboratory as well as in the field level during the extended period for strengthening the technical dimension of the scheme. . Upgrading of the current screenhouse facilities to its full utilization to support seed scheme: There will be increased number of clean plantlets/micro-tubers from the laboratory over the seasons/year. Existing screenhouse facilities are not at par to maintain the intended environment quality standard required. Hence, these facilities need to be upgraded up to the requirement in maintaining the quality in compliance to seed scheme.

Detailed Work Plan including these activities have been developed and included in Annex 15 of this report.

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B.2 PROJECT RESULTS TRACKING Progress towards targets

Results chain Indicators Baseline Progress Percentage End target to date achieved (Expected value against target at project for the reporting completion) period Impact: Increase Change in rice yield by Baseline unknown unknown 25% agriculture 25% and change in Project production and water productivity for Report productivity in project rice in the same margin. target areas. Project Outcome: 1. Additional 9000 ha for 0 16238 ha 84.3 % 19252 ha Improved irrigation rice production services and 2. Governmental Officials 0 140 116% 120 staff functional tissue are trained in PMS cultural laboratory methodology for virus free seed 3. Farmers are trained in 0 149 99.4% 150 farmers production. PMS methodology 1. Water accounting in 0 6 100% 6 out of 6 planned project Area. WA trainings Output 1: Irrigation completed total 8 system rehabilitated modules covering 9000 ha in 2. Technical rehabilitation 30 38 127% 42 irrigation rice growing areas of 30 irrigation schemes of Kunduz, Takhar schemes. and Baghlan 3. Local irrigation 30 36 120% 42 irrigation provinces. institutions strengthened associations and formalized to 30 irrigation associations 1. Training center for 1 100% 0% Training centre PMS (including is fully Output 2: PMS construction and operational Irrigation method operation) disseminated, and 2. Training curriculum 1 100% 0% Training governmental staff and training materials curriculum has and farmers trained developed been developed on PMS approach 3. Farmers trained 150 149 99.4% 4. Governmental staff 120 140 116.7% trained Output 3: Basic 1. A well-equipped 1 1 - The Tissue mechanisms and functional tissue culture Culture Lab is capacities for laboratory with vitro fully equipped production of high techniques established quality virus free 2. Human resources 10 100% 100% Relevant people potato seeds adequately developed adequately for tissue culture works trained. established

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C. KEY ACHIEVEMENTS AND PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED

C.1 KEY ACHIEVEMENTS/STRENGTHS

As is evident from the earlier sections, the project has been able to carry out all the stipulated activities in a balanced and coordinated manner targeted towards the end objective of enhancing agriculture productivity. The key achievements of the project during the reporting period can be enumerated as follows: . 42 most suitable irrigation rehabilitation schemes were successfully completed through selection from a long list of 176 schemes from Kunduz, Baghlan, and Takhar provinces. . Two trainings on Water Accounting (1 in-country and 1 aboard) successfully completed for the participants of MAIL, MEW and MRRD. . Hydrological schematic diagrams for the target area prepared and continuously being updated to reflect the linkage between the different water sources and diversions and preliminary water accounting exercise being carried out accordingly. . Team comprising of Government, FAO and PMS staff participated in the Observation Tour to the Yamada Weir and got insights of its functioning. . In total, 140 government staff from field and central level and 149 mirabs and gate operators trained on PMS Irrigation Methodology utilizing the Training Center and accommodation facilities constructed earlier by the project. . Potato Tissue Culture Laboratory in Badam Bagh made full-fledged operational by including facilities like greenhouses and cold storage facilities. . Capacity building of the technical staff accomplished through in-country training on Tissue Culture Technique and booklets prepared for tissue culture techniques in Pashto and Dari. . ELISA testing for potato successfully completed in-country through the government staff trained by the project. . 20000 Mini-tubers of Pre-basic seed (PBS) from tissue culture plantlets successfully produced under upgraded greenhouse condition and 1000kg of Basic-1grade seed potato from PBS produced in 2017.

C.2 PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED, AND ACTIONS TAKEN The project did not face any great issues. Some small challenges faced by the project were: Output-1 was confronted with poor security conditions in the target area, lack of competent technical staff at the provincial level and unhealthy competition among the contractors. Output-2 was confronted with transfer issue of land for construction of Training Center. Despite this delay, the project team achieved goals for output-2 in terms of contain and time line. Output-3 faced the difficulty of lack of continuous electricity supply in the Badam Bagh compound. The project is taking necessary steps to install three phase steady supply of electricity in the compound so that the lab works are not disturbed.

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D. FOLLOW-UP ACTIONS

Project team will continue with the activities against the final targets. Narrative description of the planned actions during this extended period of the year 2019 has been provided below:

i. Output 1: Irrigation systems rehabilitated covering 9000 ha in rice growing areas of Kunduz, Takhar and Baghlan provinces

The Project will continue to complete the remaining Water Accounting trainings. These trainings will be more advanced trainings building up on the five trainings that were conducted so far. The project team will also pursue the work of updating the schematic maps. Project team will proceed with the institutional strengthening and capacity building of the Irrigation Associations. These works will be closely monitored and implemented in close collaboration DAIL staff and in consultation with the local shuras and farmers. The project will continue to register the concerned Irrigation Associations (IAs) and strengthen them so that they can conduct the Operation and Maintenance (O&M) of the irrigation schemes rehabilitated.

ii. Output 2: PMS Irrigation method disseminated, and government staff trained on PMS approach through construction of training center

The on-going works of dissemination of PMS methodology will be given continuity. Through another LOA with PMS Team, the project will expand the trainings on PMS methodology to the remaining other regions. These trainings will be of 2-week duration and will be conducted in five different batches addressing field level governmental staffs of the Provincial Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock (PAIL) office, River Basin Authorities (RBA) and Directorate of Rural Rehabilitation and Development (DRRD) from the regions. Similarly, practical demonstration (hands-on) trainings will also be conducted for two batches, one for governmental engineers (total 40) and the other for community members (total 40) in topics like willow trees plantation in the side of the canal and construction of bank protection (protection wall, weir and dike construction). External resource persons like the chairman of Yamada Weir will also be utilized as resource person for such practical trainings. Likewise, during the 4th quarter, PMS Irrigation Methodology training will be conducted for the 60 engineering faculty irrigation department students from Nangarhar and Laghman.

iii. Output 3: Basic mechanisms and capacities for production of high-quality virus free potato seeds are established

The project will develop the protocols for the in vitro shoot proliferation and micro-tuberization media for varieties in use. It will work on to find out the best production technology for growing mini-tubers in the field environment for its best performance in terms of yield. Develop strategy for the best use of the tissue culture derived premium planting materials for further multiplication and use both through government and private sectors. Capacity building of technicians and seed growers on on-farm seed multiplication.

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iv. Follow up Actions The main activities needing due attention and follow-up at present is the institutional strengthening of the Irrigation Associations. Since this process is slow and mobility in the field in the target area is very difficult, we need to pay more attention. Hence, this needs close monitoring and continuous follow up. The project team will continue to follow-up with all the relevant Irrigation Associations. Follow up and technical backstopping is required for output 3 activities to make sure that crop multiplication activities go smoothly.

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Annexes

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Annex 1: Project Certified Financial Report (Provisional as of 31st Dec 2018)

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Annex 2: Progress during the Reporting Period Compared to Overall Targets

Activities Total Overall Reporting period progress Progress before reporting period Overall Remarks target Status status Target Achievement Progress% Target Achievement Progress% in in % Numbe r Output 1: Irrigation systems rehabilitated covering 9000 ha in rice growing areas of Kunduz, Takhar and Baghlan provinces A core team developed in Afghanistan for 1.1 Water accounting in project area 1 task 1 33% 33% 100% 66% 66% 100% 100% Water Accounting. Six Water Accounting trainings have been conducted. 1.1.1 Identification of sub-watersheds in the 3 Activity completed – sub-watersheds of the targeted 3 - - 100% 3 3 100% 100% project area (Kunduz, Takhar and Baghlan) provinces area identified and mapped. 1.1.2 Digitization of irrigation schemes in the 3 Activity completed – schematic maps showing all 176 different sub-watersheds and preparation of 3 3 100% 3 3 100% 100% schematic maps provinces rehabilitated schemes prepared and digitized. 1.1.3 Computation of water availability at the 90 Activity completed - hydrological linkages identified for all intake points of schemes and the hydrological 97 97 100% 81 81 100% 198% linkages schemes 178 irrigation schemes and indicated in schematic maps. 30 irr. 38 irrigation schemes fully completed out of 30 1.2 Technical Rehabilitation 25 33 132% 12 8 66% 126% sys. targeted (4 to be soon completed) 90 1.2.1 Identification and mapping 178 32 32 100% 90 146 162% 197% Activity completed – 178 irrigation schemes identified. schemes 1.2.2 Conduction of Diagnostic Analysis (DA) 50 81 30 27 90% 50 54 108% 162% Activity completed – 81 irrigation schemes diagnosed. and preparation of DA Report schemes 1.2.3 Feasibility assessment and scheme 50 Activity completed – 54 most feasible schemes 0 0 - 50 54 108% 108% selection schemes selected. 30 Activity completed – technical survey conducted for 54 1.2.4 Conduction of technical survey 0 0 - 30 54 180% 180% schemes schemes. 1.2.6 Conduction of engineering design of the 30 Activity completed – engineering design completed for 0 0 - 30 54 180% 180% schemes schemes 54 schemes and full proposals developed. 1.2.7 Implementation of construction works / 30 27 Contracts covering 38 irrigation schemes have been 18 30 188% 12 8 66% 126% construction supervision schemes completed. 20 irrigation schemes have been formally handed over 30 1.2.8 Scheme handover 30 20 66% 0 0 0 66% to the respective IAs through the engagement of PAIL schemes offices.

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1.3 Local irrigation institutions Efforts made to formalize local irrigation strengthened and formalized to IA 30 IAs 12 39 325% 30 5 16.6% 146% institutions in all 44 schemes selected for rehabilitation. 1.3.1 Conduction of election of the Irrigation Carried out sensitization in 44 selected schemes and Associations (IAs) 30 IAs 12 39 325% 30 5 16.6% 146% the IA responsible persons identified. All necessary data was collected for 43 Irrigation Associations (IAs) and all documents have been 1.3.2 Registration of IAs 30 IAs 12 19 158% 30 0 0% 66% submitted to MAIL for 36 IAs. So far, 19 IAs have been formally registered. 1.3.3 Conduction of O&M and institutional O&M training and institutional strengthening activities 30 IAs 12 12 100% 30 4 13.3 53% strengthening trainings for the IAs conducted for 16 IAs.

Output 2: PMS Irrigation Method disseminated, and government staff and farmers trained on PMS approach

2.1 Training Centre for PMS (including Activity completed – Training Center construction construction and operation) 1 1 1 100% 0 0 100% 100% completed and handed over Activity completed – document prepared, published and 2.1.1 Prepare documentation of PMS Approach 1 task - - - 1 1 100% 100% widely distributed. 2.1.2 Preparation and finalization of contract Activity completed – contract finalized and awarded for with PMS for construction of Training Centre the construction of Training Center and and accommodation 1 task - - - 1 1 100% 100% accommodation. 2.1.3 Construction supervision of Training Activity completed – construction supervised and all Centre and accommodation 1 task - - - 1 1 100% 100% work as per the contract also accomplished. 2.1.4 Equip the training centre with necessary Activity completed – Training Center equipped with all equipment and facilities 1 task - - - 1 1 100% 100% necessary training facilities and equipment. 2.2 Preparation of training materials 1 - - - 1 1 100% 100% 2.2.1 Preparation and finalization of LOA with Activity completed – LOA executed for development of PMS for development of training materials and 1 task - - - 1 1 100% 100% curriculum training materials and curriculum. 2.2.2 Finalization of training manuals 1 no. - - - 1 1 100% 100% Activity completed – training manual developed. 2.2.3 Development of Audio-visual materials for training 2 no. 1 1 100% 1 1 100% 50% Activity completed – audio-visual for training developed. 2.3 Training programs conduction 20 Activity completed – 20 trainers trained for PMS 2.3.1 Trainings of Trainers (TOT) participan 20 20 100% - - - 100% Approach trainings. ts 120 Activity completed – 149 mirabs and water gate 2.3.2 Trainings courses for farmers participan 150 149 99% - - - 124% keepers received training in PMS Approach. ts 24 The project for enhancing agriculture production through irrigation system improvement and Project Progress Report, Jan – Dec 2018 strengthening institutional capacity

150 2.3.3 Trainings courses for government staffs Activity completed – 149 mirabs and water gate participan 150 140 93% - - - 93% (MAIL, MEW and MRRD) keepers received training in PMS Approach. ts A team of 9 people comprising of 3 from government, 3 2.3.4 Exposure visit to Yamada weir, Japan 6 no. 9 9 100 - - - 150% from FAO and 3 from PMS visited the Yamada weir to gain practical knowledge from the site.

2.3.5 Arrange for exposure and exchange visits 2 x 20 no. ------0% Proposed for the extended period. Output 3: Basic mechanisms and capacities for production of high quality virus free potato seeds established 3.1 A well-equipped functional tissue Functional tissue culture laboratory has been culture laboratory established 1 lab 0 0 - 1 1 100% 100% established. 3.1.1 Carryout detailed assessment of the Activity completed – assessment carried out and report 1 task 0 0 - 1 1 100% 100% existing tissue culture laboratory prepared. 3.1.2 Prepare procurement inventory for Activity completed – procurement inventory prepared, supplementary equipment, chemicals and 1 task 0 0 - 1 1 100% 100% glassware required for the lab and all necessary equipment procured. 3.1.3 Initiate and conduct micro-propagation Micro-propagation activities have been initiated along 1 task 0.4 0.4 100% 0.6 0.6 100% 80% activities and cleaning of material with procurement of all necessary cleaning materials. 3.1.4 Start mass propagation of ELISA tested Mass propagation of ELISA tested material of promising 1 task 0.6 0.6 100% 0.4 0.4 100% 80% material of promising varieties varieties has been initiated. 3.1.5 Carryout ELISA test of vitro material at 2- 3 stages of micro-propagation 1 task 1 1 100% 0 0 0 100% ELISA test of vitro material being carried out. 3.2 Human resources adequately developed for tissue culture works 10 staff - - - 10 10 100% 100% 3.2.1 Development appropriate training courses for overseas trainings for professionals 1 task - - - 1 1 100% 100% Training course in India has been completed. 3.2.2 Train professionals on micro-propagation, Activity completed – a core team of professionals ELISA testing and field multiplication of 10 - - - 10 10 100% 100% prepared with training on micro-propagation, ELISA disease-free seed stocks participants testing and field multiplication of disease free seed stocks 3.2.3 Develop training packages for national training on virus free potato seeds 1 task - - - 1 1 100% 100% Activity completed – training packages developed. 3.2.4 Arrange demonstrations and conduct On- the-Job Trainings (OJTs) 6 OJTs 2 2 100% 4 4 100% 100% Activity completed – OJTs conducted in Bamyan. 3.2.5 Develop reports on packages of practices Reports prepared on packages of practices for seed 2 no. 2 2 100% - - - 100% for seed and ware potato production and ware potato production. Project Deliverables Inception Workshop was successfully conducted, Inception Report 1 no. 1 1 100% - - - 100% and report released in June 2016.

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Baseline Survey was successful conducted, and Baseline Survey Report 1 no. 1 1 100% - - - 100% the report released in September 2016. Timely prepared all the six Semi- Annual Progress Semi-annual Progress Report 6 no. 2 2 100% 4 4 100% 100% Reports. Evaluation of the project conducted and waiting Project Evaluation Report 1 no. 1 1 100% - - - 100% for the final report. Project Terminal Report postponed for the end of Project Terminal Report 1 no. ------0% 2019 as the project has been extended

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Annex 3: Details of the Contracts Awarded for Rice Irrigation Rehabilitation during the Year 2018

Total Contract Duration Cont. # Title of the Project and Project No. Construction Company Contract Start Date End Date Amount Construction of Jalayer Cluster (Aafaq-e-Jalayer & Jalayer Badakhshi) 01-2018 Sohail Atal Construction Company 301,048.18 28-Jan-18 27-Oct-18 Irrigation Schemes, Bangi District of Takhar province Construction of Taka Toymoos Irrigation Scheme Taluqan District of Takhar 03-2018 Adalat Brothers Construction Company 175,835.68 30-Jan-18 30-Aug-18 Province

04-2018 Construction of Sasmaq Baharak in Baharak district of Takhar province Watan Mutahed Construction Company 245,400.00 14-Feb-18 14-Aug-18

Construction of Qara Perchaw and Sasmaq cluster irrigation schemes in 05-2018 Naemi Safi Construction Company 156,784.52 14-Feb-18 14-Oct-18 Taluqan district of Takhar province

Construction of Abdullah Irrigation Schemes, Aliabad district of Kunduz 07-2018 Hemayat Etmenan Construction Company 74,293.75 29-Apr-18 28-Dec-18 province

Construction of Payazqool and Qaramad Irrigation Schemes, Doshi district 08-2018 High Quality Reconstruction Company 137,914.00 29-Apr-18 28-Oct-18 of Baghlan province

Construction of Taibandi and Gazan Irrigation Schemes, Khinjan district of Da Maidan Zawahnono Construction 09-2018 143,452.30 29-Apr-18 28-Oct-18 Baghlan province Company

Construction of Oghor Sang and Chaqmaq -e-Shaikh Cluster Irrigation 10-2018 Maarij Construction Company 64,582.36 29-Apr-18 28-Oct-18 Scheme, Doshi district of Baghlan province

Construction of Turkan Cluster Irrigation Schemes, Khinjan district of Mahmood Raqi Nawin Construction 11-2018 257,727.34 29-Apr-18 28-Oct-18 Baghlan province Company

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Annex 4: Schematic Diagrams of Output 1 Target Area

28 MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, IRRIGATION AND LIVE STOCK The Project for Enhancing Agriculture Production through Irrigation System Improvement and Strengthening Institutional Capacity Schematic Map of Andrab River (Upper Kunduz Sub River-Basin) "Panj-E-Amo River Basin"

E Khawak River AR= 500 N S l AR= 350 w

Parande LEGEND: AC= ? Onamak River QC= ? QR= 4310 HH= ? Andarab River: Anamak AC= ? Secondary River: QC= ? HH= ?

Irrigation Canal: QR= 3020

Rehabilitated Scheme: bridge AQ= 7330 Designed Scheme: Pale Esar AC= ? QC= ? M. Salah Biq HH= ? Diagnosed Scheme: AC= ? QC= ? Identified Scheme: HH= ? AR= 150 Arzingan Bala AC= ? QC= ? Percentage of Progress: Ajmir now bahar HH= ? AC= ? QC= ? OMT: O&M Training Qasan River Pulihesar District AR= 200 HH= ? H-Over: Handed over QC= 200 Irrigation Association (IA): Shashan River Dezek Arzingan Payin AC= 600 QC= 1000 QR: River Discharge, liter/sec HH= 210 Dehsala District AR: River Catchments Area, km2 AC= 100 QR= 1290 HH= 120 AC: Canal Command Area, hectar Sangburan QC: Canal Discharge, liter/sec QR= 1720 AC= 600 QC= 1000 HH= 910 AQ: Average Discharge, liter/sec

HH: House Hold bridge

SCode: Hydrological Station Code

AQ= 10350 QH: Station Discharge, liter/sec Ali Ahmad AC= ? QC= ? AH: Station Catchments Area, km2 HH= ? Sayad Bridge: AC= 86 IA=ESTABLISHED H - OVER QC= 810 HH= 300 Dehsala District Hydrological Station: Line AC= 400 Node point: QC= 800 HH= 250 Banu River Intake point: QR= 2330 AR= 270 District Line bridge QC= 600 Pulkhana AQ= 12670 AC= ? AC= 311 Shakhak banu

Banu District QC= ? IA=ESTABLISHED OMT=DONE H - OVER HH= ? HH= 1500 AC= 60 QC= 100 Ghazmarq Pulkha HH= 60 AC= ? QC= ? HH= ? bridge Kishn Abad River QR= 1030 AR= 126

AQ= 13710 QC= 800 Sarbaghan AC= ? AC= 400 Shakhak Kishn Abad QC= ? HH= ? HH= 170 Dawoti River QR= 1290 AR= 150 bridge Kafter Khana AC= 160 QC= 300 HH= 490 AC= 240 Shakush QC= 500 Khush Dara HH= 500 AC= 140 QC= 300 HH= 1300 AQ= 15000 bridge Khush Dara River QR= 3020 AR= 353

AQ= 18020 Mekhak AC= 80 QC= 200 Henal HH= 250 AC= ? QC= ? HH= ? Yuch AC= 60 QC= 100 Dara-Qulat-1 HH= 300 AC= 17 QC= 38 HH= ? Delkhak AC= 11

QC= 22 Banu District HH= ? AC= 600 Dara-QulatDara-Qulat-2 QC= 1200 HH= 608 AC= 100 HH= 200 Do Abi QC= 200 bridge Bajgah River QR=2410 AR= 283 AC= 20 Divi QC= 44 HH= 200 QC= 200 Sar Asyab AC= 95 AQ= 20430 IA=ESTABLISHED H - OVER HH= 500 Khinjan District Dasht-e-Armod-1 AC= 51 QC= 200 H - OVER IA=ESTABLISHED HH= 150 Dashti-e-Armod-2 AC= 50 QC= 45 HH= 200 Andrab River Syachob Mazar AC= 40 QC= 100 AC= 25 Sarband HH= 200 QC= 10 SCode= 14-5.3L0 HH= 180 Kawa AC= 200 QH= 983 QC= 130 AH= 251 AC= 73 Turkan Bala HH= 260 IA=ESTABLISHED H - OVER QC= 200 Hydrological Station AQ= 983 HH= 162 AC= 72 IA=ESTABLISHED H - OVER Turkan Payen HH= 500 AC= 37 Darwaza QC= 400 IA=ESTABLISHED H - OVER QC= 100 Khinjan River HH= 185 bridge QR= 3320 AR= 400 Juye bala QC= 200 AC= 92 IA=ESTABLISHED H - OVER AQ= 23750 HH= 522

Chawgani AC= 150 QC= 300 HH= 150 AC= 40 Sabz Khan QC= 100 HH= 180 bridge Walyan River QR= 2760 AR= 326 Munjana AC= 20 QC= 2900 QC= 40 Gazan Tai Bandi QC= 2100 HH= 180 AC= 48 AC= 135 IA=ESTABLISHED H - OVER IA=ESTABLISHED H - OVER AQ= 26510 HH= 290 HH= 310 Khinjan District

bridge Kuru River QR= 1320 AR= 166 Tazan-e- Bala AC= 25 QC= 50 HH= 220 AQ= 27890 Tazan-e- Payen AC= 16 QC= 32 HH= 300

Doshi District Joi Zialala Dosti AC= 23 QC= 48 HH= 180

Oghursang AC= 27 QC= 1200 POP = 85% IA=ESTABLISHED HH= 250

Chaqmaq Shaikh AC= 31

Andrab River QC= 800 POP = 85% IA=ESTABLISHED HH= 200 AR=18800 bridge Khwaja Zaid River Surkhab River QR= 2240 AR= 277 QC= 400 QC= 100

AQ= 30130 QC= 14

AC= 35 Ahangar-1 QC= 100 AC= 30 QC= 60 Lakhtoghai QC= 70 QC= 80 Rabat Bala HH= 300 Guzar Rabat Payen Bagh Mula Shal HH= 550

AC= 250 Ahangar-2 QC= 160 Char Bagh IA=ESTABLISHED POP = 80% QC= 600 QC= 140 HH= 1400 AC= 100 Jaghak bridge HH= 80 Dara Gak Hydrological Station AQ= 72080 AC= 70 QC= 300 HH= 300 SCode= 14-0.000-7M HH= 350 SCode= 14-5.R00-1A QR=39980 AC= 70

QH= 35430 HH= 432 HH= 700 HH= 700 AC= 50 AC= 48 HH= 200 AC= 40 QH= 32100 AH= 12534 AC= 7 AH= 3723 Zulfaqar AC= 120 AQ= 35430 AQ= 32100 AQ= 76630 HH= 100 Hydrological Station

IA=ESTABLISHED IA=ESTABLISHED H - OVER H - OVER H - OVER Doshi District

DATE: JANUARY/2019 BY: HAFIZULLAH "NAEEMY" MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, IRRIGATION AND LIVE STOCK The Project for Enhancing Agriculture Production through Irrigation System Improvement and Strengthening Institutional Capacity Schematic Map of Kunduz River (Lower Kunduz Sub River-Basin) - Baghlan Province S "Panj-E-Amo River Basin" E w

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LEGEND: AR=3723 AR=12610 Kunduz River:

Secondary River: Andarab River Hydrological Station Irrigation Canal: Surkhab River

Rehabilitated Scheme:

Designed Scheme: SCode=14-0.000-7M SCode=14-5.R00-1A QR=8750 QH= 32100 QH= 35430 QR=14730 Diagnosed Scheme: AH= 3723 AH= 12610 AQ= 32100 AQ= 35430 Identified Scheme: Jangal Miry OMT: O&M Training AC= 56 QC= 112 HH= 12 H-Over: Handed over

Irrigation Association (IA): bridge Pyazqul Kunduz River Qara Ahmad QR: River Discharge, liter/sec AC= 33 AC= 85 IA=ESTABLISHED H - OVER QC= 100 QC= 200 HH= 320 H - OVER IA=ESTABLISHED AR: River Catchments Area, km2 HH= 200 SCode=14-0.000-6M AC: Canal Command Area, hectar Hydrological Station QH= 76630 QC: Canal Discharge, liter/sec AH= 16816 bridge AQ= 76630 AQ: Average Discharge, liter/sec Kilagai Project AC= 800 HH: House Hold QC= 1520 HH= 700 SCode: Hydrological Station Code Sang-e-Surakh AC= 210 IA=ESTABLISHED H - OVER QC= 600 QH: Station Discharge, liter/sec HH= 350 Niman AH: Station Catchments Area, km2 AC= 20 QC= 40 HH= 80 Bridge: Kilagai

OMT=DONE AC= 496 Hydrological Station: QC= 992 HH= 960 Node point: Zohor Abi-1 AC= 120 Intake point: QC= 240 HH= 200 District Line Qara daka Zohor Abi-2 AC= 200 AC= 200 QC= 690 QC= 930 HH= 150 HH= 140 Otaporak AC= 3 QC= 6 HH= 120 Doshi District Boghabi AC= 83 Mazar dara AC= 71 QC= 166 QC= 142 HH= 18 HH= 70 Shamaroq-R AC= 37 QC= 74 HH= 20

Pulikhumri District bridge

Shamarq AC= 138 QC= 500 H - OVER IA=ESTABLISHED HH= 200 Hydrological Station SCode= 14-0.000-5M QH= 68110 AH= 17410 bridge AQ= 68110

Baladuri AC= 3000 QC= 6262 HH= 4000 Gawargan AC= 4500 QC= 9000 HH= ?

QC= 3000 Joinow Ajmir Dam AC= 2200 HH= 3120 bridge Dargad AC= 2500 Ajmir QC= 3524 HH= 3500

Ajmir AC=18971 Dam QC= 30000 HH= 3500

QC= 600 QC= 7400 QC= 8000 Haft Qulba Dulcha Little Ajmir Qumarug AC= 1700 AC= 300 AC= 3700 AC= 4000 QC= 3000 HH= 1800 HH= 600 HH= 500 HH= 500 Baghe Shamal AC= 1600 QC= 3000 HH= 1745

Saqi AC= 700 Kunduz River QC= 2500 HH= 1500

AC= 2300 Shahabudin QC= 6260 HH= 2185 Pulikhumri District

Gurgurak AC= 2758 QC= 4000 HH= 1581

Wazghari AC= 32 QC= 64 HH= 40

SCode= 14-0.000-4M Hydrological Station

Baghlan Markazy QH= 58210 AH= 19699 AQ= 58210 AC= 4519 Jangharuq QC= 5260 HH= 3947

Sarkari AC= 821 QC= 702 HH= 2060

Eshani AC= 645 QC= 1600 HH= 2060 Baghlan Markazy AC= 220 Akhtachi QC= 1500 HH= 1400

Gharibak AC= 4000 QC= 1160 HH= 1500 Baghlan Kuna Abkul SCode= 14-2.R00-1M AC= 5487 QC= 11200 QH= 5270 HH= 8349 Kunduz River AH= 675 AQ= 5270 bridge

Nahrin River bridge AR= 876 QR= 1620

QC= 400 Khawazak AC= 200 SCode= 14-0.000-3M HH= 180 Hydrological Station QH= 59830 AH= 22861 AQ= 59830

bridge

AC= 90 Jillawgir QC= 180 HH= 40 Baghlan Kuna Kunduz River Kunduz Province

DATE: JANUARY/2019 BY: HAFIZULLAH "NAEEMY" MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, IRRIGATION AND LIVE STOCK The Project for Enhancing Agriculture Production through Irrigation System Improvement and Strengthening Institutional Capacity Schematic Map of Farkhar and Taluqan River (Taluqan Sub River-Basin) - Takhar Province S "Panj-E-Amo River Basin" E w

N l Farkhar River LEGEND: Dasht Alum AC= 370 Farkhar River: QC= 740 HH= 45 Secondary River:

AR= 342 Irrigation Canal:

Rehabilitated Scheme: Khurmab River

Designed Scheme: QC= 196

Diagnosed Scheme:

QC= 630 Farkhar River Identified Scheme: QR= 2935 Percentage of Progress:

OMT: O&M Training Erdi Shan Shagharak bridge H-Over: Handed over

Irrigation Association (IA):

QR: River Discharge, liter/sec

AR: River Catchments Area, km2 AC: Canal Command Area, hectar Chasmai Garmak AC= 99 QC: Canal Discharge, liter/sec QC= 108 HH= 234 AC= 315 AQ: Average Discharge, liter/sec HH= 334 HH= 100 AC= 98 HH: House Hold

SCode: Hydrological Station Code

QH: Station Discharge, liter/sec AC= 90 Qambar AH: Station Catchments Area, km2 QC= 180 HH= 120

Bridge: Farkhar District AC= 20 Abi Kalafgan QC= 40 Hydrological Station: HH= 50

Node point: Shingan - E- Naqilan AC= 600 QC= 1200 Intake point: HH= 334 Takatoymoos District Line AC= 84 QC= 1900 H - OVER OMT=DONE IA=ESTABLISHED SCode= 14-1.R00-5A HH= 750 QH= 49800 AH= 4142 Hydrological Station

Taluqan "Center" AQ= 49800 bridge AC= 39 Malik Hai Khatayan IA=ESTABLISHED H - OVER QC= 5200 HH= 300 Gura Ariq AC= 118 IA=ESTABLISHED H - OVER HH= 450 QC= 2500 AC= 293 Khwaja Ariq IA=ESTABLISHED H - OVER QC= 4500 HH= 850 Juye Shaikh AC= 129 QC= 4400 H - OVER IA=ESTABLISHED HH= 1000 AC= 773 Juy Daraz IA=ESTABLISHED OMT=DONE H - OVER QC= 4000 HH= 900

AC= 3400 Gawmali QC= 15000 HH= 5300 QC= 3500 AC= 820 Tarma Bye SCode= 14-2.L00-2A HH= 480 QH= 5660 AH= 265 Sharawan Hydrological Station AC= 19325 AQ= 6727 QC=50000 HH= 33552 Susmaq-Baharak QC= 8500 QC= 14540 bridge Namakab River QC= 10800 QR= 6727 AR= 315 AC= 3620 IA=ESTABLISHED POP = 85% QC= 6900 HH= 2450 QC=3000 QC= 4000 Susmaq Musa Khuja Heat Bacha AC= 127 AC= 1500 AC= 717 IA=ESTABLISHED OMT=DONE H - OVER IA=ESTABLISHED OMT=DONE H - OVER HH= 250 HH=1243 HH= 480

AC= 173 Qara Parchaw IA=ESTABLISHED OMT=DONE H - OVER Nahr-E- Chaman AC= 1388 HH= 250 QC= 4500 H - OVER OMT=DONE IA=ESTABLISHED HH= 2500 AC= 748 Kunchi IA=ESTABLISHED OMT=DONE H - OVER Nahri Sayed AC= 1500 HH= 800 QC= 2000 HH= 4150 Taluqan River bridge

Laghmani AC= 900 QC= 600 HH= 115

Zargar AC= 3000 QC= 2000 HH= 2380

AC= 50 Kori Khana QC= 100 HH= 120

Tash Guzar AC= 2357 QC= 10000 H - OVER IA=ESTABLISHED HH= 4000

QC= 6500

AC= 1500 Takhta Qupruk Chinza-e AC= 575 QC= 3000 H - OVER IA=ESTABLISHED HH= ? HH= 1500

Qulbarz AC= 2000 QC= 4000 HH= 1070

Ghulam Qadir Baig AC= 570 QC= 8000 HH= 350 Taluqan River QC= 2500

Haji Hassan Baig AC= 216 Taluqan "Center" AC= 500 Ganji Ali Baig QC= 1000 HH= 180 HH= ? AC= 31 AC= 500 Bodola IA=ESTABLISHED OMT=DONE H - OVER QC= 1500 HH= 300 HH= 300 Afaqi Jalayer Saqawa AC= 1200 AC= 415 AC= 390 Ayena Baig IA=ESTABLISHED OMT=DONE H - OVER QC= 1500 HH= 1720 HH= 700 HH= 850 Jalayer Hydrological Station QC= 4600 QC= 1000 QC= 2500 bridge Bangi River QR=25500 AR= 4465 Chagho QC= 480 Kabuli Qishlaq QC= 680 AC= 450 AC= 340 SCode= 14-1.1L0-IA HH= 320 HH= 295 Abdul Wahab QH= 25500 AC= 600 AH= 4465 Bangi District QC= 300 HH= 200 AQ= 25500 Bangi District

DATE: JANUARY/2019 BY: HAFIZULLAH "NAEEMY" MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, IRRIGATION AND LIVE STOCK The Project for Enhancing Agriculture Production through Irrigation System Improvement and Strengthening Institutional Capacity Schematic Map of Taluqan River (Taluqan Sub River-Basin) - Kunduz Province "Panj-E-Amo River Basin" W

N S Taluqan River E l

LEGEND: Hydrological Station SCode= 14-1-R00-2A Taluqan River: QH= 57900 AH= 9989 Secondary River: AQ= 57900 Irrigation Canal:

Rehabilitated Scheme: Spinzar Naqil AC= ? QC= ? Designed Scheme: Rast Khanabad Dam HH= ? AC= 64 Bagh-e-Miri Sufla AC= 210 Diagnosed Scheme: HH= 300 bridge HH= 210 QC= 1500 Identified Scheme: Chap Khanabad AC= ? AC= 4000 Kohna Qala QC= ? OMT: O&M Training QC=10000 HH= ? HH= 1850 Gow kush H-Over: Handed over QC= ? Irrigation Association (IA):

QR: River Discharge, liter/sec Zard Kumar AR: River Catchments Area, km2 AC= 1200 QC= 600 HH= 500 AC: Canal Command Area, hectar

QC: Canal Discharge, liter/sec

AQ: Average Discharge, liter/sec AC= 2500 Nakhi HH: House Hold QC= 5000 HH= ? Taluqan River SCode: Hydrological Station Code

QH: Station Discharge, liter/sec

Khwaja ghaltan AC= 1200 AH: Station Catchments Area, km2 QC= 2400 HH= 2200 Bridge:

Hydrological Station:

Node point: AC= 350 Wali Abad IA=ESTABLISHED H - OVER QC= 3430 Intake point: HH= 2500 District Line Afta Sough AC= 2000 QC= 4000 HH= ?

AC= 8000 Gul Tepa QC=16000 HH= 9400

AC= 490 Utman Zai QC= 880 HH= 3000

Jangal Bashi AC= 1500 QC= 3000 HH= 3000 Taluqan River Qush Tepa AC= 3000 QC= 6000 HH= ? Gow kush

Boyen Khoja AC= 3000 QC= 6000 HH= ?

AC= 340 Kabuli Qishlaq QC= 700 HH= 295

AC= 1000 Qalacha QC= 2000 HH= 1900

Laghmani AC= 400 Kobae QC= 800 AC= 4000 HH= 500 QC= 8000 HH= ?

AC= 3000 Khalqi QC= 6000 HH= 1300 Taluqan River

Chaqar Qeshlaq AC= 2500 QC= 5000 HH= ?

AC= ? Dawlat Yar QC= ? HH= ?

Kanam AC= 4000 QC= 8000 HH= ?

Asqalan AC= 6000

QC= 12000 Khanabad District HH= 2900

AC= ? Kunduz Center HH= ? Gow kush QC= 3600

Qush Tepa AC= 1650 HH= 1999 Alchin

Taluqan River AC= 1830 QC= 3000 HH= 1800

AC= 5000 Jangal Sarobi QC=10000 HH= ? bridge Hydrological Station

SCode= 14-1-R00-1A QH= 24100 New Gul Tepa AH= 10406 AC= 3400 QC= 6700 AQ= 24100 HH= 235

AC= ? Laqai QC= ? HH= ?

AC= 1500 Qoshlash QC= 3000 HH= 1480

AC= ? Nakhi QC= ? HH= ? Kunduz Center

Kunduz River Kunduz River

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S Schematic Map of Kunduz River (Lower Kunduz Sub River-Basin) Kunduz Province "Panj-E-Amo River Basin" E w

N l LEGEND:

Kunduz River: Qazil Say AC= 300 Secondary River: QC= 112 HH= 1000 Irrigation Canal: Kunduz River Rehabilitated Scheme: Laqai AC= 300 QC= 100 Designed Scheme: HH= 1540

Diagnosed Scheme:

Identified Scheme: Ali Abad AC= 187 OMT: O&M Training QC= 374 HH=8410 H-Over: Handed over

Irrigation Association (IA): Lala Maidan AC= 422 QR: River Discharge, liter/sec QC= 5000 H - OVER OMT=DONE IA=ESTABLISHED HH= 1600 AR: River Catchments Area, km2

AC: Canal Command Area, hectar bridge QC: Canal Discharge, liter/sec

AQ: Average Discharge, liter/sec

HH: House Hold Omomi Ali Abad(Ramazani) AC=1012 IA=ESTABLISHED H - OVER QC= 8000 SCode: Hydrological Station Code HH=2500 QC= 5600 QH: Station Discharge, liter/sec AC=2184 Qara Qishlaq AH: Station Catchments Area, km2 IA=ESTABLISHED OMT=DONE H - OVER Omomi Chardara HH=20000 AC=15440 QC=30880 Bridge: HH= ?

Hydrological Station: Kunduz River Node point: Omar Khail(Abdullah) AC= 1125 IA=ESTABLISHED H - OVER QC= 10100 Intake point: HH= 2500 District Line Ali Abad District

Esa Khail AC= 434 QC= 868 HH= 400

Zakhail AC= 600 QC= 1920 HH=870

Qarayatim AC= 2691 QC= 15000 H - OVER OMT=DONE IA=ESTABLISHED

Chahar Dara District HH=1500

SCode=14-0.000-2M QH= 43390 Hydrological Station AH= 23682 AQ= 43390

Nahri Sufi AC= 800 QC= 1600 HH=1200

Bughuz Qum AC= 700 QC= 1400 HH= 300 Kunduz River Name=? AC= ? QC= ? HH= ?

Khan Abad River AR=28400 QR= 66080 Chahar Dara District

Zulm Abad AC= 1290 QC= 2580 HH= 725

Omomi Aktepa AC= 9000

Markaz-E-Kunduz QC=18000 HH= ?

Tarboz Guzar AC= 2500 QC= 5000 HH= ? Markaz-E-Kunduz

Zulu Abad

Kunduz River AC= 1500 QC=3000 HH= 800

SCode=14-0.000-1M QH= 90190 Hydrological Station AH= 37137

Qala-l-Zal District AQ= 90190

bridge

Kulukh Tepa AC= 3200 QC=6400 HH= ? Kunduz River Amu River Amu River

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Amo River:

Secondary River:

Irrigation Canal: Gawhari AC= 600 Diagnosed Scheme: Amo River HH= 6000 Identified Scheme: QC= 26000 QR: River Discharge, M3 Rustaq River QR= 98325 AR= 84930 AR: River Catchments Area, km2

AC: Canal Command Area, hectar QC= 2600 QC= 18000 Eshan Abad Kafter Ali QC: Canal Discharge, M3 AC= 260 AC= 630 HH= 1450 HH= 6500 AQ: Average Discharge, liter/sec

HH: House Hold Bridge: Yangi Qala District Node point:

Intake point: District Line Omomi Darqad AC= 400 QC= 1880 HH= 19000 Tajikistan

Qara Tepa AC= 1000 QC= 8068 HH= 4000 Amo River Qataghani AC= 1410 QC= 19808 HH= 1800 Darqad District

AC= 10000 Dasht-e-Qala Omomi HH= 45000 Tajikistan QC= 12600 Kukcha River bridge QR= 10940 AR= 92840

QC= 20600 Dasht-e-Archi AC= 28000 HH= 4127

QC= 2300 Qara Kutorma AC= 4000 Amo River HH= 2000

Tilajat AC= 500 QC= 4600 HH= 2200 Dasht-e-Qala District

Kanam AC= 4000 QC= 46000 HH=1300 Tajikistan

Qayam AC= 1200 QC=3000 HH= 600

Amo River Turkman AC= 16000 QC=10400 HH= 2300 Emam Saib District Tajikistan Amo River

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N l Yakh Dara LEGEND: AC= 591 QC= 1102 HH= 313 Kunduz River: Kisham District Irrigation Canal: Shohada AC= 510 Diagnosed Scheme: QC= 1000 HH= 270 Identified Scheme: Kisham River Kangorchi AC: Canal Command Area, hectar AC= 495 QC= 989 HH= 262 QC: Canal Discharge, liter/sec

HH: House Hold Shikastagan SCode: Hydrological Station Code AC= 591 QC= 1000 HH= 313 QH: Station Discharge, liter/sec

AH: Station Catchments Area, km2 Namaz Gah Bridge: AC= 776 QC= 1450 HH= 411 Hydrological Station:

Intake point: Chojak AC= 532 District Line QC= 1050 HH= 282

Khoshka Dara AC= 451 QC= 900 HH= 239

Jue Anbar AC= 1167 QC= 2500 HH= 1200

Naib Hai Charbi AC= 406 QC= 868 HH= 215 Kisham River

Wakil Shir Dil AC= 421 QC= 841 HH= 223

Sari Pol AC= 340 QC= 700 HH= 180

Shakhdan AC= 554 QC= 1000 HH= 850

bridge

Sia Aab AC= 333 QC= 700 HH= 176

Haji Mahmood AC= 768 QC= 1600 HH= 407 Kisham River

Raigai AC= 102 QC= 220 HH= 54

Paiwand Khoja AC= 369 QC= 800 HH= 195

Zaghak AC= 377 QC= 800 HH= 199

Jangal Bakawol AC= 214 QC= 420 HH= 113

SCode=15-0-000-3M Hydrological Station QH= 52600 AH= 2176 Kisham River Kisham District

Hydrological Station Kokcha River Kokcha River

SCode=15-0.000-3M QH= 147000 AH= 16855

DATE: JANUARY/2019 BY: HAFIZULLAH "NAEEMY" MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, IRRIGATION AND LIVE STOCK The Project for Enhancing Agriculture Production through Irrigation System Improvement and Strengthening Institutional Capacity Schematic Map of Kunar River - Nangrahar Province

Kunar River

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E w

N l Qalateck AC= 3100 LEGEND: QC= ? HH= 8000 Kunar River:

Secondary River: Shaga AC= 2600 QC= ? Irrigation Canal: HH= 8500 Designed Scheme:

Shaga Lamateck Kunar River Identified Scheme: AC= 1240 QC= ? HH= 5000 QR: River Discharge, Liter/sec

AR: River Catchments Area, km2

Nowjio AC: Canal Command Area, hectar AC= 350 QC= ? HH= 1200 QC: Canal Discharge, Liter/sec

AQ: Average Discharge, liter/sec

HH: House Hold Bridge: Node point:

Intake point: Tukche Canal District Line QR= 10940

QC= ? QC= ? Do Bande Qala Malekh

AC= 30 AC= 110 Khiwa District HH= 250 HH= 12000 Behsood District

Nahree Shahi-2 AC= 800 HH= 2000

QC= ? bridge Kabul River AR= ? QR= ? Kunar River

QC= ? QC= ? Qasam Abad AC= 1300 Bara Abad Shahi AC= 1100 HH= 1000 HH= 1500

Miran Canal QR= 10940

QC= ? Hendo Jer AC= 600 HH= 250 Behsood District bridge

Kama-2 Canal QR= ? Kama District

QC= ? QC= ? QC= ? QC= ?

Zer Shoee Kama AC= 1000 HH= 3000 Kando Kama AC= 500 HH= 1800 Kuz dehghazi Kama AC= 700 HH= 1700

Mastali Kama AC= 700

Kunar River HH= 700 Kama District

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Annex 5: Details of Water Accounting Training Conducted So Far

Training Training Date Duration No Training Topics Venue Training Resource Person Remarks Module From To (days) Participants Kabul, WA301 Introduction to Water Accounting 20 May 2017 21 May 2017 2 Jeffrey C. Davids 34 Afghanistan Practical Lessons on Water Kabul, WA302 13 Aug 2017 16 Aug 2017 4 Jeffrey C. Davids 25 Accounting Afghanistan Introduction to GIS and Remote Kabul, WA303 Sensing Applications in Water 5 Nov 2017 8 Nov 2017 4 Jeffrey C. Davids 21 Afghanistan Accounting Dr. Sangam Shrestha, Dr. Introduction to Hydrological AIT, WA304 18 Dec 2017 24 Dec 2017 7 Duc Hoang Nguyen, Binod 16 Modelling in Water Accounting Bangkok Bhatta, Hoang Thi Ngoc Anh Kabul, WA305 Introduction to Water Productivity 24 Feb 2018 28 Feb 2018 5 Jeffrey C. Davids 28 Afghanistan Introduction to Water Accounting ICBA, Jeffrey C. Davids and Wim WA306 22-Sep 201826 Sep 2018 5 20 Plus (WA+) Dubai Bastiaanssen Total 144

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Annex 6: Summary of Identified Irrigation Schemes under the Project (178)

GPS coordinates of Intake House No. Irrigation scheme name Province District Area [ha] Remarks Latitude °N Longitude °E Holders [no.] 1 Nahr-e-Chaman 36.70600 69.60152 Takhar Taluqan 1,270 2,500 2 Heat Bacha 36.65971 69.61228 Takhar Center 1,300 480 3 Sang-e-Surakh 35.74742 68.75553 Baghlan Doshi 280 350 4 Shamarq 35.88393 68.74893 Baghlan Puli Khumri 135 200 5 Khatayan 36.64036 69.68362 Takhar Center 60 320 6 Khuja ariq 36.64193 69.67720 Takhar Center 370 850 7 Goja Ariq 36.68178 69.64384 Takhar Center 150 450 8 Chinza-e 36.72837 69.42263 Takhar Center 1,253 1,500 9 Shakhak-e-Banu 35.62520 69.27474 Baghlan Banu 300 1,500 10 Juy Daraz 36.67000 69.64419 Takhar Center 690 900 11 Jalayer 36.65696 69.35856 Takhar Bangi 506 750 12 Afaqi 36.65478 69.36607 Takhar Bangi 34 150 13 Ahangar-2 35.60319 68.70521 Baghlan Doshi 246 1,400 14 Juye Shaikh 36.66088 69.64913 Takhar Center 345 1,000 15 Tash Guzar 36.73528 69.45163 Takhar Center 1,320 4,000 16 Juye Bala 35.55349 68.91697 Baghlan Khinjan 102 510 17 Darwaza 35.56961 68.90903 Baghlan Khinjan 138 512 18 Yateem Village 36.68347 68.82821 Kunduz Char Dara 1,326 1,500 19 Aliabad Ramazani 36.46535 68.89758 Kunduz Ali Abad 3,560 2,500 20 Ali-Abad Qarah 36.60841 68.89958 Kunduz Ali Abad 2,800 20,000 21 Lala Maidan 36.44871 68.88361 Kunduz Ali Abad 1,400 1,600 22 Kunchi 36.75819 69.50231 Takhar Center 380 800 23 Rabat Bala 35.59789 68.52205 Baghlan Tala Barfak 61 400 24 Rabat Payen 35.59035 68.54952 Baghlan Tala Barfak 11 150 25 CharBagh 35.60032 68.56487 Baghlan Tala Barfak 54 582 26 Sayad 35.69102 69.32176 Baghlan Deh Sala 250 300 27 Wali Abad 36.74914 68.87365 Kunduz Kunduz City 1,075 2,500 28 Taka Toymoos 36.63509 69.72134 Takhar Center 96 750 29 Sasmaq Baharak 36.81211 69.43101 Takhar Baharak 1,861 2,450 30 Qara Perchaw 36.76039 69.49496 Takhar Taluqan 244 280 31 Sasmaq 36.76021 69.49528 Takhar Taluqan 300 220 31 The project for enhancing agriculture production through irrigation system improvement and Project Progress Report, Jan – Dec 2018 strengthening institutional capacity

32 Abdullah 36.54466 68.88357 Kunduz Aliabad 800 2500 33 Qaramad 35.65696 68.71147 Baghlan Doshi 83 320 34 Pyazqul 35.65590 68.71125 Baghlan Doshi 35 200 35 Gazan 35.59603 68.87003 Baghlan Khinjan 46 290 36 Tai Bandi 35.58656 68.87323 Baghlan Khinjan 163 310 37 Chaqmaq Shaikh 35.60051 68.73147 Baghlan Doshi 85 200 38 Oghur Sang 35.59285 68.76216 Baghlan Doshi 63 250 39 Sar Asyab 35.58871 69.02567 Baghlan Khinjan 105 500 40 Turkan Bala 35.60529 68.93929 Baghlan Khinjan 80 185 41 Turkan Payen 35.59940 68.91300 Baghlan Khinjan 51 430 42 Dasht-e- Amrod-1 35.60060 68.99087 Baghlan Khinjan 90 581 43 Saqi 35.99213 68.65257 Baghlan Pul-e-Khumri 700 1500 44 Sia Choob Mazar 35.60521 68.95725 Baghlan Khinjan 40 200 45 Bagh Miri 36.68700 68.98892 Kunduz Khan Abad 210 210 46 Bodala 36.74770 69.41606 Takhar Baharak 500 300 47 Gawmali 36.67723 69.63569 Takhar Center 3,400 5300 48 Ayena Baig 36.75018 69.41732 Takhar Baharak 390 850 49 Haji Ghulam Qadir Baig 36.84047 69.43040 Takhar Center 570 350 50 Haji Hassan Baig 36.74127 69.42815 Takhar Center 216 180 51 Tarmabye (Khawaja Mukhtar) 36.77895 69.50991 Takhar Center 820 480 52 Saqawa 36.70118 69.27639 Takhar Bangi 1,200 1720 53 Nowjio 34.55627 70.57461 Nangarhar Khiwa 350 1200 54 Kando Kama 34.43305 70.56744 Nangarhar Kama 500 1800 55 Shingan 36.61837 69.82358 Takhar Farkhar 600 334 56 Musa Khuja 36.69797 69.60240 Takhar Taluqan 1,500 1243 57 Gurgurak 36.00788 68.64113 Baghlan Pul-e-Khumri 1,581 2758 58 Zulfiqar 35.60063 68.67858 Baghlan Doshi 120 100 59 Ahangar-1 35.60280 68.71005 Baghlan Doshi 20 300 60 Sia Choob Mazar 35.60521 68.95725 Baghlan Khinjan 200 200 61 Chawgani 35.60371 68.90051 Baghlan Khinjan 150 150 62 Joi Do Abi 35.59982 69.00129 Baghlan Khinjan 100 200 63 Joi Dewi 35.60268 68.99438 Baghlan Khinjan 20 200 64 Joi Dasht Amrot Do 35.60082 68.98237 Baghlan Khinjan 50 200 65 Sabz Khan 35.60705 68.88124 Baghlan Khinjan 40 180 66 Joi Munjana 35.60806 68.86551 Baghlan Khinjan 20 180 32 The project for enhancing agriculture production through irrigation system improvement and Project Progress Report, Jan – Dec 2018 strengthening institutional capacity

67 Dehzak 35.70265 69.33845 Baghlan Deh Salah 100 120 68 Sangbaran 35.68355 69.31723 Baghlan Deh Salah 600 910 69 Pulkha 35.63210 69.24923 Baghlan Banu 60 60 70 Khush Dara 35.61991 69.11629 Baghlan Banu 140 1300 71 Mikhak 35.61697 69.08011 Baghlan Banu 80 250 72 Yoch 35.61192 69.06046 Baghlan Banu 60 300 73 Dara Qalat 35.60364 69.04775 Baghlan Banu 600 608 74 Shah Kosh 35.62458 69.12411 Baghlan Banu 240 500 75 Kafter Khana 35.63401 69.15604 Baghlan Banu 160 490 76 Arzangan Pain 35.66107 69.29735 Baghlan Banu 600 210 77 line 35.66078 69.29302 Baghlan Banu 400 250 78 Kabuli Qishlaq 36.70957 69.24976 Kunduz khanabad 340 295 79 Qara Kutorma 36.68940 68.81960 Kunduz Imam Sahib 4,000 2000 80 Laghmani 36.68940 68.81960 Kunduz center 400 500 81 Jue Anbar 36.77192 70.12649 Badakhshan Kishem 1,167 1200 82 Shakhdan 36.80855 70.10010 Badakhshan Kishem 554 850 83 Shakhak Kishn Abad 35.60554 69.20601 Baghlan Banu 400 170 84 Joi Kawa 35.60623 68.94753 Baghlan Khinjan 200 260 85 Ji Sarband 35.60680 68.94395 Baghlan Khinjan 25 180 86 Proje Kelagai 35.74494 68.75491 Baghlan Doshi 800 700 87 Zuhrabi 35.77439 68.76274 Baghlan Doshi 200 140 88 Qaradaka 35.80574 68.79113 Baghlan Doshi 200 150 89 Bagh Mulla Shah 35.60319 68.66256 Baghlan Doshi 100 80 90 Joi Afghan 35.59700 68.57417 Baghlan Doshi 50 250 91 Joi Jaghak 35.59512 68.58476 Baghlan Doshi 40 200 92 Joi Pushta Char Bagh 35.60007 68.56469 Baghlan Doshi 100 300 93 Joi Lokh Tughai 35.59363 68.57811 Baghlan Doshi 70 350 94 Dara Gag 35.59871 68.62154 Baghlan Doshi 70 300 95 Tazan Bala Dosti 35.59802 68.80050 Baghlan Doshi 25 220 96 Joi Zilala Dosti 35.59557 68.78901 Baghlan Doshi 23 180 97 Otaporak 35.82827 68.77173 Baghlan Doshi 3 120 98 Mazar Dara 35.84191 68.76763 Baghlan Pul-e-Khumri 71 70 99 Boghabi 35.86087 68.76844 Baghlan Pul-e-Khumri 80 18 100 Shamarq R 35.88435 68.75070 Baghlan Pul-e-Khumri 37 20 33 The project for enhancing agriculture production through irrigation system improvement and Project Progress Report, Jan – Dec 2018 strengthening institutional capacity

101 Joi Naw 35.94112 68.70941 Baghlan Pul-e-Khumri 2,200 3,120 102 Bagh-e-Shamal 35.98890 68.66948 Baghlan Pul-e-Khumri 1,600 1,745 103 Shahabudin 35.99007 68.66304 Baghlan Pul-e-Khumri 2,300 2,185 104 Darqad 35.98038 68.68518 Baghlan Pul-e-Khumri 2,500 3,500 105 Bala Duri 35.91193 68.74290 Baghlan Pul-e-Khumri 3,000 4,000 106 Ajmer 35.98205 68.68743 Baghlan Pul-e-Khumri 18,971 3,500 107 Qumaroq 35.98890 68.66948 Baghlan Pul-e-Khumri 1,700 1,800 108 Tasharoq 36.12533 68.67712 Baghlan Baghlan Markazi 140 700 109 Eshani 36.16448 68.69553 Baghlan Baghlan Markazi 821 2,060 110 Jangharoq 36.12533 68.67712 Baghlan Baghlan Markazi 4,519 3,947 111 Wazghari 36.10945 68.67146 Baghlan Baghlan Markazi 32 40 112 Sarkari 36.14114 68.68618 Baghlan Baghlan Markazi 821 2,060 113 Gharebak 36.18443 68.71542 Baghlan Baghlan Kohna 4,000 1,500 114 Abqul 36.19734 68.71634 Baghlan Baghlan Kohna 5,487 8,349 115 Akhta Chi 36.15325 68.69579 Baghlan Baghlan Kohna 220 1,400 116 Jelawgir 36.42589 68.91501 Baghlan Baghlan Kohna 90 40 117 Khawazak 36.08000 69.04266 Baghlan Nahrin 200 180 118 Landani Laqai 36.42611 68.90069 Kunduz Ali Abad 300 1,540 119 Qazil Say 36.43976 68.90198 Kunduz Ali Abad 300 1,000 120 Zakhel Khamdan 36.67101 68.85924 Kunduz Char Dara 600 870 121 Alcheen 36.80207 68.82332 Kunduz Markaz 1,830 1,800 122 Kolokh Tepa 36.98648 68.32223 Kunduz Qala Zaal 1,700 1,231 123 Zulm Abad 36.88102 68.58675 Kunduz Qala Zaal 1,500 800 124 Qalacha 36.77860 68.80162 Kunduz Khan Abad 1,000 1,900 125 Qosh Tepa 36.79691 68.76996 Kunduz Khan Abad 1,650 1,999 126 Kohna Qala 36.77498 69.04275 Kunduz Khan Abad 4,000 1,850 127 Zard Kamar 36.73261 69.20207 Kunduz Khan Abad 1,200 500 128 Abdul Wahab 36.73428 69.20771 Kunduz Khan Abad 600 200 129 Turkman 37.21658 69.07516 Kunduz Imam Sahib 16,000 2,300

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130 Qiyam 37.19319 69.08571 Kunduz Imam Sahib 1,200 600 131 Kanam 37.19319 69.08571 Kunduz Imam Sahib 4,000 1,300 132 Omomi Archi 37.07966 69.47001 Kunduz Archi 28,000 4,127 133 Tilajat 37.09522 69.24235 Takhar Dasht Qala 500 2,200 134 Omomi Dasht Qala 37.08511 69.47149 Takhar Dasht Qala 10,000 45,000 135 Kafter Ali 37.47724 69.61982 Takhar Yangi Qala 630 6,500 136 Eshan Abad 37.54108 69.58709 Takhar Yangi Qala 260 1,450 137 Qataghani 37.49444 69.53909 Takhar Darqad 410 1,800 138 Qara Tepa 37.50283 69.46490 Takhar Darqad 1,000 4,000 139 Omomi Darqad 37.55708 69.56662 Takhar Darqad 400 19,000 140 Gawhari 37.13460 69.82666 Takhar Rustaq 600 6,000 141 Shahrawan 36.71283 69.59218 Takhar Taluqan 19,325 33,552 142 Laghmaniha 36.72092 69.54802 Takhar Taluqan 900 115 143 Qulbars 36.74009 69.42883 Takhar Taluqan 2,000 1,070 144 Sayed 36.70615 69.60052 Takhar Taluqan 1,500 4,150 145 Zargar 36.72393 69.51001 Takhar Taluqan 3,000 2,380 146 Shagark 36.56510 69.86680 Takhar Farkhar 700 334 147 Chugha 36.72552 69.21645 Takhar Bangi 240 320 148 Namaz Gah 36.74302 70.15537 Badakhshan Kishem 776 411 149 Chojak 36.74424 70.15286 Badakhshan Kishem 532 282 150 Shikastagan 36.72080 70.16790 Badakhshan Kishem 591 313 151 Kangorchi 36.71938 70.16816 Badakhshan Kishem 495 262 152 Shuhada 36.71829 70.16803 Badakhshan Kishem 510 270 153 Yakhdara 36.67945 70.20352 Badakhshan Kishem 591 313 154 Wakil Shir Dil 36.77955 70.11874 Badakhshan Kishem 421 223 155 Sari pol 36.80299 70.10459 Badakhshan Kishem 340 180 156 Khushka Dara 36.76637 70.13242 Badakhshan Kishem 451 239 157 Naib Hai Gharbi 36.77550 70.12036 Badakhshan Kishem 406 215 158 Haji Mahmood 36.83707 70.08609 Badakhshan Kishem 768 407

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159 Zaghak 36.88035 70.07564 Badakhshan Kishem 377 199 160 Jangal Bakawol 36.88861 70.07608 Badakhshan Kishem 214 113 161 Paiwand Khoja 36.86254 70.08235 Badakhshan Kishem 369 195 162 Raigai 36.84971 70.08722 Badakhshan Kishem 102 54 163 Sya Aab 36.81868 70.09520 Badakhshan Kishem 333 176 164 Bara Abad Shahi 34.45586 70.44784 Nangarhar Behsood 1,100 1500 165 Do Bande 34.46040 70.51282 Nangarhar Behsood 30 250 166 Hendo Jer 34.42166 70.51903 Nangarhar Behsood 600 250 167 Miran 34.45186 70.52206 Nangarhar Behsood 2,000 100 168 Nehree Shahi 2 34.41021 70.49703 Nangarhar Behsood 800 2,000 169 Qala Malekh 34.46580 70.52144 Nangarhar Behsood 110 12,000 170 Qasem Abad 34.45247 70.44992 Nangarhar Behsood 1,300 1,000 171 Qalateck 34.58598 70.65855 Nangarhar Khiwa 3,100 8,000 172 Shega 34.58020 70.61849 Nangarhar Khiwa 2,600 8,500 173 Shega lamateck 34 33232 7034376 Nangarhar Khiwa 1,240 5,000 174 Zer shoee Kama 34.44195 70.55302 Nangarhar Kama 1,000 3,000 175 Kuz dehghazi Kama 34.26450 70.33047 Nangarhar Kama 700 1,700 176 Mastali Kama 34.26038 70.33490 Nangarhar Kama 700 700

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Annex 7: Summary of Diagnosed Irrigation Schemes under the Project (81)

GPS coordinates of Intake House Canal Length Canal Discharge No. Irrigation scheme name Province District Area [ha] Remarks Latitude °N Longitude °E Holders [no.] [km] [m3/s] 1 Nahr-e-Chaman 36.70600 69.60152 Takhar Taluqan 1,270 2,500 12.70 4.5 2 Heat Bacha 36.65971 69.61228 Takhar Center 1,300 480 5.42 4.00 3 Sang-e-Surakh 35.74742 68.75553 Baghlan Doshi 280 350 16.74 0.60 4 Shamarq 35.88393 68.74893 Baghlan Puli Khumri 135 200 8.00 0.50 5 Khatayan 36.64036 69.68362 Takhar Center 60 320 3.15 4.00 6 Khuja ariq 36.64193 69.67720 Takhar Center 370 850 12.80 4.75 7 Goja Ariq 36.68178 69.64384 Takhar Center 150 450 7.90 2.50 8 Chinza-e 36.72837 69.42263 Takhar Center 1,253 1,500 16.00 1.20 9 Shakhak-e-Banu 35.62520 69.27474 Baghlan Banu 300 1,500 3.50 0.60 10 Juy Daraz 36.67000 69.64419 Takhar Center 690 900 10.50 4.00 11 Jalayer 36.65696 69.35856 Takhar Bangi 506 750 12.70 5.60 12 Afaqi 36.65478 69.36607 Takhar Bangi 34 150 4.00 2.50 13 Ahangar-2 35.60319 68.70521 Baghlan Doshi 246 1,400 16.74 0.60 14 Juye Shaikh 36.66088 69.64913 Takhar Center 345 1,000 8.70 4.36 15 Tash Guzar 36.73528 69.45163 Takhar Center 1,320 4,000 16.00 10.00 16 Juye Bala 35.55349 68.91697 Baghlan Khinjan 102 510 5.00 0.20 17 Darwaza 35.56961 68.90903 Baghlan Khinjan 138 512 7.00 0.40 18 Yateem Village 36.68347 68.82821 Kunduz Char Dara 1,326 1,500 15.59 15.00 19 Aliabad Ramazani 36.46535 68.89758 Kunduz Ali Abad 3,560 2,500 30.00 8.00 20 Ali-Abad Qarah 36.60841 68.89958 Kunduz Ali Abad 2,800 20,000 25.00 5.60 21 Lala Maidan 36.44871 68.88361 Kunduz Ali Abad 1,400 1,600 27.00 5.00 22 Kunchi 36.75819 69.50231 Takhar Center 380 800 7.50 14.54 23 Rabat Bala 35.59789 68.52205 Baghlan Tala Barfak 61 400 2.00 0.14 24 Rabat Payen 35.59035 68.54952 Baghlan Tala Barfak 11 150 0.50 0.05 25 CharBagh 35.60032 68.56487 Baghlan Tala Barfak 54 582 3.00 0.15 26 Sayad 35.69102 69.32176 Baghlan Deh Sala 250 300 4.00 0.81 27 Wali Abad 36.74914 68.87365 Kunduz Kunduz City 1,075 2,500 6.50 3.43 28 Taka Toymoos 36.63509 69.72134 Takhar Center 96 750 5.20 1.90 29 Sasmaq Baharak 36.81211 69.43101 Takhar Baharak 1,861 2,450 9.80 10.75 30 Qara Perchaw 36.76039 69.49496 Takhar Taluqan 244 280 4.50 6.85 31 Sasmaq 36.76021 69.49528 Takhar Taluqan 300 220 7.10 8.48 32 Abdullah 36.54466 68.88357 Kunduz Aliabad 800 2500 12.50 10.05 37 The project for enhancing agriculture production through irrigation system improvement and Project Progress Report, Jan – Dec 2018 strengthening institutional capacity

33 Qaramad 35.65696 68.71147 Baghlan Doshi 83 320 2.50 0.17 34 Pyazqul 35.65590 68.71125 Baghlan Doshi 35 200 2.60 0.10 35 Gazan 35.59603 68.87003 Baghlan Khinjan 46 290 1.95 2.40 36 Tai Bandi 35.58656 68.87323 Baghlan Khinjan 163 310 5.50 2.10 37 Chaqmaq Shaikh 35.60051 68.73147 Baghlan Doshi 85 200 3.00 0.80 38 Oghur Sang 35.59285 68.76216 Baghlan Doshi 63 250 4.00 1.20 39 Sar Asyab 35.58871 69.02567 Baghlan Khinjan 105 500 3.00 0.22 40 Turkan Bala 35.60529 68.93929 Baghlan Khinjan 80 185 2.90 0.22 41 Turkan Payen 35.59940 68.91300 Baghlan Khinjan 51 430 4.00 0.12 42 Dasht-e- Amrod-1 35.60060 68.99087 Baghlan Khinjan 90 581 3.00 0.16 43 Saqi 35.99213 68.65257 Baghlan Pul-e-Khumri 8.0 700 8.0 2.5 44 Sia Choob Mazar 35.60521 68.95725 Baghlan Khinjan 2.00 40 2.00 0.1 45 Bagh Miri 36.68700 68.98892 Kunduz Khan Abad 6.00 210 6.00 1.5 46 Bodala 36.74770 69.41606 Takhar Baharak 7.00 500 7.00 1.5 47 Gawmali 36.67723 69.63569 Takhar Center 18.00 3,400 18.00 15.0 48 Ayena Baig 36.75018 69.41732 Takhar Baharak 6.50 390 6.50 1.5 49 Haji Ghulam Qadir Baig 36.84047 69.43040 Takhar Center 10.40 570 10.40 8.0 50 Haji Hassan Baig 36.74127 69.42815 Takhar Center 6.35 216 6.35 2.5 51 Tarmabye (Khawaja Mukhtar) 36.77895 69.50991 Takhar Center 7.20 820 7.20 3.5 52 Saqawa 36.701180 69.27639 Takhar Bangi 11.00 1,200 11.00 2.5 53 Nowjio 34.55627 70.57461 Nangarhar Khiwa 7.34 350 7.34 0.5 54 Kando Kama 34.43305 70.56744 Nangarhar Kama 4.60 500 4.60 2.0 55 Shingan 36.61837 69.82358 Takhar Farkhar 3.00 600 3.00 2.5 56 Musa Khuja 36.69797 69.60240 Takhar Taluqan 7.00 1500 7.00 0.1 57 Gurgurak 36.00788 68.64113 Baghlan Pul-e-Khumri 17.00 1581 17.00 1.5 58 Zulfiqar 35.60063 68.67858 Baghlan Doshi 3.00 120 3.00 1.5 59 Sia Choob Mazar 35.60521 68.95725 Baghlan Khinjan 3.00 200 3.00 15.0 60 Chawgani 35.60371 68.90051 Baghlan Khinjan 3.00 150 3.00 1.5 61 Joi Do Abi 35.59982 69.00129 Baghlan Khinjan 3.00 100 3.00 8.0 62 Joi Dewi 35.60268 68.99438 Baghlan Khinjan 2.00 20 2.00 2.5 63 Joi Dasht Amrot Do 35.60082 68.98237 Baghlan Khinjan 2.50 50 2.50 3.5 64 Sabz Khan 35.60705 68.88124 Baghlan Khinjan 2.00 40 2.00 2.5 65 Joi Munjana 35.60806 68.86551 Baghlan Khinjan 3.00 20 3.00 0.5 66 Dehzak 35.70265 69.33845 Baghlan Deh Salah 2.00 100 2.00 2.0 67 Sangbaran 35.68355 69.31723 Baghlan Deh Salah 10.00 600 10.00 2.5

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68 Pulkha 35.63210 69.24923 Baghlan Banu 2.00 60 2.00 0.1 69 Khush Dara 35.61991 69.11629 Baghlan Banu 2.50 140 2.50 1.5 70 Mikhak 35.61697 69.08011 Baghlan Banu 1.00 80 1.00 1.5 71 Yoch 35.61192 69.06046 Baghlan Banu 1.00 60 1.00 15.0 72 Dara Qalat 35.60364 69.04775 Baghlan Banu 3.00 600 3.00 1.5 73 Shah Kosh 35.62458 69.12411 Baghlan Banu 2.00 240 2.00 8.0 74 Kafter Khana 35.63401 69.15604 Baghlan Banu 2.00 160 2.00 2.5 75 Arzangan Pain 35.66107 69.29735 Baghlan Banu 4.00 600 4.00 3.5 76 line 35.66078 69.29302 Baghlan Banu 5.00 400 5.00 2.5 77 Kabuli Qishlaq 36.70957 69.24976 Kunduz khanabad 6.00 340 6.00 0.5 78 Qara Kutorma 36.68940 68.81960 Kunduz Imam Sahib 15.50 4000 15.50 2.0 79 Laghmani 36.68940 68.81960 Kunduz center 5.00 400 5.00 2.5 80 Jue Anbar 36.77192 70.12649 Badakhshan Kishem 15.80 1167 15.80 0.1 81 Shakhdan 36.80855 70.10010 Badakhshan Kishem 7.50 554 7.50 1.5

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Annex 8: Summary of Designed Irrigation Schemes under the Project (54)

GPS coordinates of Intake House Canal Length Canal Discharge No. Irrigation scheme name Province District Area [ha] Remarks Latitude °N Longitude °E Holders [no.] [km] [m3/s] 1 Nahr-e-Chaman 36.70600 69.60152 Takhar Taluqan 1,270 2,500 12.70 4.5 2 Heat Bacha 36.65971 69.61228 Takhar Center 1,300 480 5.42 4.00 3 Sang-e-Surakh 35.74742 68.75553 Baghlan Doshi 280 350 16.74 0.60 4 Shamarq 35.88393 68.74893 Baghlan Puli Khumri 135 200 8.00 0.50 5 Khatayan 36.64036 69.68362 Takhar Center 60 320 3.15 4.00 6 Khuja ariq 36.64193 69.67720 Takhar Center 370 850 12.80 4.75 7 Goja Ariq 36.68178 69.64384 Takhar Center 150 450 7.90 2.50 8 Chinza-e 36.72837 69.42263 Takhar Center 1,253 1,500 16.00 1.20 9 Shakhak-e-Banu 35.62520 69.27474 Baghlan Banu 300 1,500 3.50 0.60 10 Juy Daraz 36.67000 69.64419 Takhar Center 690 900 10.50 4.00 11 Jalayer 36.65696 69.35856 Takhar Bangi 506 750 12.70 5.60 12 Afaqi 36.65478 69.36607 Takhar Bangi 34 150 4.00 2.50 13 Ahangar-2 35.60319 68.70521 Baghlan Doshi 246 1,400 16.74 0.60 14 Juye Shaikh 36.66088 69.64913 Takhar Center 345 1,000 8.70 4.36 15 Tash Guzar 36.73528 69.45163 Takhar Center 1,320 4,000 16.00 10.00 16 Juye Bala 35.55349 68.91697 Baghlan Khinjan 102 510 5.00 0.20 17 Darwaza 35.56961 68.90903 Baghlan Khinjan 138 512 7.00 0.40 18 Yateem Village 36.68347 68.82821 Kunduz Char Dara 1,326 1,500 15.59 15.00 19 Aliabad Ramazani 36.46535 68.89758 Kunduz Ali Abad 3,560 2,500 30.00 8.00 20 Ali-Abad Qarah 36.60841 68.89958 Kunduz Ali Abad 2,800 20,000 25.00 5.60 21 Lala Maidan 36.44871 68.88361 Kunduz Ali Abad 1,400 1,600 27.00 5.00 22 Kunchi 36.75819 69.50231 Takhar Center 380 800 7.50 14.54 23 Rabat Bala 35.59789 68.52205 Baghlan Tala Barfak 61 400 2.00 0.14 24 Rabat Payen 35.59035 68.54952 Baghlan Tala Barfak 11 150 0.50 0.05 25 CharBagh 35.60032 68.56487 Baghlan Tala Barfak 54 582 3.00 0.15 26 Sayad 35.69102 69.32176 Baghlan Deh Sala 250 300 4.00 0.81 27 Wali Abad 36.74914 68.87365 Kunduz Kunduz City 1,075 2,500 6.50 3.43 28 Taka Toymoos 36.63509 69.72134 Takhar Center 96 750 5.20 1.90 29 Sasmaq Baharak 36.81211 69.43101 Takhar Baharak 1,861 2,450 9.80 10.75 30 Qara Perchaw 36.76039 69.49496 Takhar Taluqan 244 280 4.50 6.85 31 Sasmaq 36.76021 69.49528 Takhar Taluqan 300 220 7.10 8.48 32 Abdullah 36.54466 68.88357 Kunduz Aliabad 800 2500 12.50 10.05 40 The project for enhancing agriculture production through irrigation system improvement and Project Progress Report, Jan – Dec 2018 strengthening institutional capacity

33 Qaramad 35.65696 68.71147 Baghlan Doshi 83 320 2.50 0.17 34 Pyazqul 35.65590 68.71125 Baghlan Doshi 35 200 2.60 0.10 35 Gazan 35.59603 68.87003 Baghlan Khinjan 46 290 1.95 2.40 36 Tai Bandi 35.58656 68.87323 Baghlan Khinjan 163 310 5.50 2.10 37 Chaqmaq Shaikh 35.60051 68.73147 Baghlan Doshi 85 200 3.00 0.80 38 Oghur Sang 35.59285 68.76216 Baghlan Doshi 63 250 4.00 1.20 39 Sar Asyab 35.58871 69.02567 Baghlan Khinjan 105 500 3.00 0.22 40 Turkan Bala 35.60529 68.93929 Baghlan Khinjan 80 185 2.90 0.22 41 Turkan Payen 35.59940 68.91300 Baghlan Khinjan 51 430 4.00 0.12 42 Dasht-e- Amrod-1 35.60060 68.99087 Baghlan Khinjan 90 581 3.00 0.16 43 Saqi 35.99213 68.65257 Baghlan Pul-e-Khumri 8.0 700 8.0 2.5 44 Sia Choob Mazar 35.60521 68.95725 Baghlan Khinjan 2.00 40 2.00 0.1 45 Bagh Miri 36.68700 68.98892 Kunduz Khan Abad 6.00 210 6.00 1.5 46 Bodala 36.74770 69.41606 Takhar Baharak 7.00 500 7.00 1.5 47 Gawmali 36.67723 69.63569 Takhar Center 18.00 3,400 18.00 15.0 48 Ayena Baig 36.75018 69.41732 Takhar Baharak 6.50 390 6.50 1.5 49 Haji Ghulam Qadir Baig 36.84047 69.43040 Takhar Center 10.40 570 10.40 8.0 50 Haji Hassan Baig 36.74127 69.42815 Takhar Center 6.35 216 6.35 2.5 51 Tarmabye (Khawaja Mukhtar) 36.77895 69.50991 Takhar Center 7.20 820 7.20 3.5 52 Saqawa 36.70118 69.27639 Takhar Bangi 11.00 1,200 11.00 2.5 53 Nowjio 34.55627 70.57461 Nangarhar Khiwa 7.34 350 7.34 0.5 54 Kando Kama 34.43305 70.56744 Nangarhar Kama 4.60 500 4.60 2.0

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Annex 9: Summary of Rehabilitated Irrigation Schemes under the Project (42)

Intake GPS coordinates Province District Command Area [ha] Name of Net Irrigable Net Irrigable House Canal Canal S. Gross No. of irrigation Latitude Longitude area before area after Holders Length Discharge Types of structures N. Command Structures scheme °N °E rehabilitation rehabilitation [no.] [Km]) [m3/sec] Area (ha) (ha) (ha) Gabion Dikes (L= 58, 48, 40, 40 and 36m), Lining Nahr-e- 1 36.70600 69.60152 Takhar Taluqan 1,388 1,159 1,246 2,500 12.70 4.5 5 (L= 70m), RCC lining (L= Chaman 515m) and Protection walls (L= 80 & 180m). Side intake (L= 360m), Protection wall (L= 120m), Protection (L= 2 Heat Bacha 36.65971 69.61228 Takhar Center 717 470 573 480 5.42 4.00 5 40m) & Spillway, Protection Wall (L=30m) & Spillway, and Covered channel (L= 113m). Sang-e- Lining (1100m) and 3 35.74742 68.75553 Baghlan Doshi 210 200 205 350 16.74 0.60 2 Surakh spillway Intake (L=25m) & Extension of Wash Puli 4 Shamarq 35.88393 68.74893 Baghlan 138 130 135 200 8.00 0.50 2 Culvert (width = 12m), Khumri Guide Walls (L1= 100m & L2= 110m) Lining (L1= 102m and 5 Khatayan 36.64036 69.68362 Takhar Center 39 32 36 320 3.15 4.00 3 L2= 81m), Retaining wall L=38m. Siphon (L=81m), Flume 6 Khuja ariq 36.64193 69.67720 Takhar Center 293 200 246 850 12.80 4.75 3 and Division Structure Siphon (L= 160.5m) and 7 Gora Ariq 36.68178 69.64384 Takhar Center 118 73 92 450 7.90 2.50 2 Super Passage RCC canal lining (L= 8 Chinza-e 36.72837 69.42263 Takhar Center 575 292 487 1,500 16.00 1.20 1 2040m)

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Weir (width =13m), RS Protection wall (120m), 2 Shakhak-e- Wash Culverts (L1 = 9 35.62520 69.27474 Baghlan Banu 311 290 300 1,500 3.50 0.60 4 Banu 17.8m, L2= 23m) and Stone Masonry lining (L= 41m) Two Wash Culverts and 10 Juy Daraz 36.67000 69.64419 Takhar Center 773 586 706 900 10.50 4.00 3 Siphon (L = 53m) Side Intake (L=261m), 3 11 Jalayer 36.65696 69.35856 Takhar Bangi 415 343 408 750 12.70 4 Protection walls (L= 50, 5.60 45 and 35m). Super Passage (width= 12 Afaqi 36.65478 69.36607 Takhar Bangi 31 29.40 30.50 150 4.00 1 2.50 45m) Lining (L1=118m, L2= 38m), and wash culvert 3 (width=12m Including guide walls L1= 34m and 13 Ahangar-2 35.60319 68.70521 Baghlan Doshi 250 230 235 1,400 16.74 0.60 L2= 20m) 1 Weir Lining and Bank 2 Protection Wall 2 Retaining walls (L1=53m, L2=55m), 14 Juye Shaikh 36.66088 69.64913 Takhar Center 129 113 126 1,000 8.70 4.36 3 Gabion dikes (L=94, 101 and 127m) Side Intake (L=160m), 6 Division structures and 15 Tash Guzar 36.73528 69.45163 Takhar Center 2,357 2,053 2,306 4,000 16.00 10.00 9 Offtakes, 1 Retaining wall, 1 Spillway RCC Protection Wall (L=101.7m), Closed 16 Juye Bala 35.55349 68.91697 Baghlan Khinjan 92 82 85 510 5.00 0.20 3 Channel (L = 40m) and Wash Culvert

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Side Intake (L=30m), 17 Darwaza 35.56961 68.90903 Baghlan Khinjan 72 68 70 512 7.00 0.40 3 RCC Protection Wall (L=101.3m) and Spillway Yateem Char Protection Wall (L=550m) 18 36.68347 68.82821 Kunduz 2,691 2,270 2,579 1,500 15.59 15.00 2 Village Dara and Spillway Renovation of Intake Aliabad Gates, Protection Walls 19 36.46535 68.89758 Kunduz Ali Abad 1,012 734 789 2,500 30.00 8.00 5 Ramazani (L1=243m, L2=40m, L3=120m, L4=204m) 3 Offtakes (L1= 38m, L= Ali-Abad 20 36.60841 68.89958 Kunduz Ali Abad 2,184 1,820 1,957 20,000 25.00 5.60 4 45m, L= 45m) and 1 Qarah Gate Renovation Intake, Protection Walls 21 Lala Maidan 36.44871 68.88361 Kunduz Ali Abad 422 356 401 1,600 27.00 5.00 4 (L1= 234m, L2= 186m) and Wash culvert Intake L=164m, 1 Retaining wall (L=350m) 22 Kunchi 36.75819 69.50231 Takhar Center 748 643 730 800 7.50 14.54 3 with Spillway and 1 Division Structure with protection wall (L= 156m) Tala 23 Rabat Bala 35.59789 68.52205 Baghlan 50 40 48 400 2.00 0.14 1 Flume (L= 188m) Barfak Tala Intake and river bank 24 Rabat Payen 35.59035 68.54952 Baghlan 7 7 7 150 0.50 0.05 1 Barfak protection wall (L= 58m) Tala Side Intake and Wash 25 CharBagh 35.60032 68.56487 Baghlan 48 582 3.00 0.15 2 Barfak Culvert (at same location) Weir (width= 44.6m), Wash Culvert (width= 26 Sayad 35.69102 69.32176 Baghlan Deh Sala 86 80 83 300 4.00 0.81 4 50m), Flume and Wash Culvert (width= 10m) Intake, Protection Wall Kunduz 27 Wali Abad 36.74914 68.87365 Kunduz 350 297 341 2,500 6.50 3.43 5 (L= 160m) and 3 City Spillways RCC covered channel, 2 Taka 28 36.63509 69.72134 Takhar Center 84 64.10 74.50 750 5.20 1.90 3 super passages (L1= Toymoos 190m, L2=15m) 44 The project for enhancing agriculture production through irrigation system improvement and Project Progress Report, Jan – Dec 2018 strengthening institutional capacity

Retaining wall, 3 Sasmaq 29 36.81211 69.43101 Takhar Baharak 3,620 2,633.00 2,958.00 2,450 9.80 10.75 4 spillways (L1= 25m, Baharak L2=100m, L3=120m). Qara 30 36.76039 69.49496 Takhar Taluqan 173 155 169 280 4.50 6.85 3 3 Retaining walls Perchaw Bank protection wall (L = 31 Sasmaq 36.76021 69.49528 Takhar Taluqan 127 114.00 124.00 220 7.10 8.48 1 58m) Protection Wall (L=150m) 32 Abdullah 36.54466 68.88357 Kunduz Aliabad 1,125 1,037 1,114 2500 12.50 10.05 16 and installation of 15 nos of Gates Canal and river bank 33 Qaramad 35.65696 68.71147 Baghlan Doshi 85 80 82 320 2.50 0.17 1 protection wall (L= 355m) Canal and river bank 34 Pyazqul 35.65590 68.71125 Baghlan Doshi 33 25 30 200 2.60 0.10 1 protection wall (L= 115m) Intake, Spillway, 35 Gazan 35.59603 68.87003 Baghlan Khinjan 48 42 45 290 1.95 2.40 3 Protection wall Canal & river bank 36 Tai Bandi 35.58656 68.87323 Baghlan Khinjan 135 125 130 310 5.50 2.10 1 Protection wall (L= 316m) Chaqmaq 37 35.60051 68.73147 Baghlan Doshi 31 30 30 200 3.00 0.80 1 Covered Channel (50m) Shaikh 38 Oghur Sang 35.59285 68.76216 Baghlan Doshi 27 26 26 250 4.00 1.20 1 Covered Channel (150m) River bank protection 39 Sar Asyab 35.58871 69.02567 Baghlan Khinjan 95 90 92 500 3.00 0.22 2 wall (197m) and RCC lining (200m) 40 Turkan Bala 35.60529 68.93929 Baghlan Khinjan 73 70 72 185 2.90 0.22 1 Closed channel (70m) side intake (L=162.4m) 41 Turkan Payen 35.59940 68.91300 Baghlan Khinjan 37 25 36 430 4.00 0.12 2 and RCC lining (215m) Dasht-e- Side intake (L= 53m) and 42 35.60060 68.99087 Baghlan Khinjan 51 45 48 581 3.00 0.16 2 Amrod-1 Wash culvert Sub-total 21,250 17,159 19,252 57,170 359.49 132

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Annex 10: Irrigation Association Related Activities

Date of Date of Executive Members Name of Sensitization documents documents Registration Registration No. of No Province Scheme Date submission submission process Date members Chairman Vice Chairman Secretary Treasurer to DAIL to MAIL Meng Haji 1 Heat Bacha 29-Aug-18 23-Nov-18 4-Dec-18 With MAIL 10 Hezbullah Haq nazar Muhammad Rahmatullah Haji Baz 2 Nahr-e-Chaman Earlier established by MAIL Registered 26-Mar-17 8 Haji Abdul hadi Haji Khairullah Haji Khairuldin Mohammad 3 Chinza-e 26-Jun-18 11-Jul-18 4-Sep-18 With MAIL 10 Gull Muhammad Hazar Meer Abdul Karim Sakhigull Muhammad Muhammad Said Gull 4 Khatayan 21-Dec-18 5-Jan-19 14-Jan-19 With MAIL 8 Muhammad Usof Isehaq Hakim Agha With DAIL Abdul 5 Khwaja ariq 12-Aug-18 8 Jamalludin Abdul Ghiyas Shukoor Takhar Shukoor 6 Gora Ariq 12-Aug-18 25-Dec-18 14-Jan-19 With MAIL 8 Hamidullah Nabi Shamsudin Abdul Sameh With DAIL Arbab Haji Neek 7 Juy Daraz 12-Aug-18 14 Jamalludin Nasrudin Takhar Hamidullah Muhammad Molah Abdul 8 Jalayer 19-Sep-18 24-Oct-18 31-Oct-18 With MAIL 8 Azatullah Abdul Khalil Abdul Raziq Manan Takhar Nazar 9 Afaqi 16-Aug-18 29-Aug-18 4-Sep-18 With MAIL 8 Mollah M. Naim Ghulam Haidar Najmudin Muhammad Muhammad Peer 10 Juye Shaikh 22-Sep-18 1-Sep-18 4-Sep-18 With MAIL 8 Awazudin Hasibullah Sediq Muhammad Qumandan Muhammad 11 Tash Guzar 19-Nov-18 2-Aug-18 4-Sep-18 With MAIL 12 Haji M.kabir Lawang Meerdad Wali 12 Kunchi 19-Nov-18 29-Dec-18 14-Jan-19 With MAIL 12 Shamsurahman Habibullah Abdul Latif Hamidullah Adina Qari Abdul Muhammad 13 Taka Toymoos 5-Jan-18 14-Mar-18 4-Sep-18 With MAIL 8 Askar Khan Muhammad Qayom Iqbal Sasmaq 14 22-Dec-18 3-Jan-19 14-Jan-19 With MAIL 14 Shahbaz khan Noorullah Abdul Murrad Said Ahmad Baharak Noor 15 Qara Perchaw 22-Nov-18 5-Dec-18 8-Dec-18 With MAIL 15 Khairullah Sameullah Lutfullah Muhammad 16 Susmaq 14-Oct-18 25-Nov-18 8-Dec-18 With MAIL 10 Saber Khan Khan Ali Shir Wali Habibullah 46 The project for enhancing agriculture production through irrigation system improvement and Project Progress Report, Jan – Dec 2018 strengthening institutional capacity

17 Shamarq 11-Apr-18 25-Apr-18 19-May-18 Registered 2-Jan-19 22 Dad Mohammad Abdul Qayom Abdul Tawab Abdul Baseer 18 Sang-e-Surakh 11-Apr-18 25-Apr-18 19-May-18 Registered 2-Jan-19 22 Haji Saed Ahmad Kaka Khan Merza Nazar Ghulam Nabi Shakhak-e- Niaz 19 25-Apr-18 9-May-18 22-Dec-18 With MAIL 30 Zekria Khan Atiqullah Mirwais Banu Mohammad 20 Ahangar-2 Earlier established by MEW Registered 30-Apr-14 14 Haji A. Qadeer M. Yasin Ghulam Hazrat Khalil Mamor 21 Juye Bala 10-Jul-18 17-Jul-18 28-Aug-18 With MAIL 10 Ghulam Murtaza Haji Faizuddin Abdul Saed Kabeer Mohammad 22 Darwaza 3-Jul-18 10-Jul-18 28-Aug-18 With MAIL 11 Abdul hakeem Zekria Abdul Raof Yosuf 23 Rabat Balla 12-Jan-19 With MAIL 12 Noor Mohammad Azimuddin Mirza Husain Ali Dad Ghulam 24 Rabat Payen 25-Feb-18 4-Mar-18 28-Aug-18 With MAIL 22 Hayatullah Khoshwaqt Bakhtyari mohammad Mohammad 25 CharBagh 31-Jan-18 7-Feb-18 19-May-18 Registered 2-Jan-19 22 Ganj Ali Karim Dad Shah Nazar Shuaib 26 Sayad 5-Jun-18 12-Jun-18 28-Aug-18 With MAIL 14 Abdul Hadi Aziz Mohammad Abdullah Mula Faheem Baghlan 27 Sar Asyab 1-Jul-18 8-Jul-18 28-Aug-18 With MAIL 14 Mohammad Esa Khan Shireen Said ashraf Nasratullah Mohammad Mohammad 28 Turkan Bala 17-Feb-18 3-Mar-18 19-May-18 Registered 2-Jan-19 22 Said Akdar Azizullah Dawod Yosuf Haji Abdul Miza 29 Turkan Payen 4-Mar-18 18-Mar-18 19-May-18 Registered 2-Jan-19 15 Mohammad Tahir Abdul Wakil Qader Mohammad Dasht-e- 30 21-Feb-18 7-Mar-18 19-May-18 Registered 2-Jan-19 22 Imamnazar Ghulam Farooq Abdul Saboor Abdul Raziq Amrod-1 31 Qaramad 23-Jun-18 30-Jun-18 28-Aug-18 With MAIL 12 Rahmanullah Badiuzzaman Said Pacha Ahmad Tariq Ala 32 Pyazqul 23-Jun-18 30-Jun-18 28-Aug-18 With MAIL 11 Saidullah Haji Namat Abdul Qayoom Mohammad Chaqmaq Ghulam 33 29-May-18 5-Jun-18 28-Aug-18 With MAIL 12 Hamidullah Band Ali Abdul Wahid Shaikh Naqshband 34 Oghur Sang 3-Jun-18 10-Jun-18 28-Aug-18 With MAIL 17 Abdul Latif Mohammad asef Samiullah Hasamuddin Sher Abdul 35 Gazan 31-Jan-18 14-Feb-18 19-May-18 Registered 2-Jan-19 22 Haji Abdul Mobin Najmuddin Mohammad Mosawer 36 Tai Bandi 28-Jan-18 11-Feb-18 19-May-18 Registered 2-Jan-19 22 Abdul Wahid Molodin Esmatullah Mamor Esmail 47 The project for enhancing agriculture production through irrigation system improvement and Project Progress Report, Jan – Dec 2018 strengthening institutional capacity

37 Ali-Abad Qarah 18-Dec-18 18-Dec-18 With DAIL 20 Zainulabeden Amanullah Fayzullah M.yaseen 38 Lala Maidan 25-Sep-18 26-Sep-18 30-Sep-18 With MAIL 18 AbdulQayom Wali Jan Esakhan Amerjan Aliabad 39 Earlier established by MEW Registered 25-Oct-14 25 M.Wali Gulab Abduraof Islamoden Ramazani Kunduz Mohammad 40 Yateem Village Earlier established by MEW Registered 18-Mar-14 24 Mehrab Haji Hanef Abdul Wahab Nazir Neyaz 41 Wali Abad 10-Apr-18 8-Apr-18 10-Apr-18 With DAIL 27-Jun-18 12 Abdulbaqi Samiullah Abdul Wakel Mohammad Mohammad 42 Abdullah 3-Dec-18 6-Dec-18 With DAIL 24 Basher Bay Fazal Nematullah Naeem

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Annex 11: Details of Operation and Maintenance Trainings

No of Target gr: IA Venue Mirab/ IA S.N. Date Topics covered participants members of Village District Province Chairman Diagnostic Assessment of O&M and Institution, Training on O&M Institutional Sanji Surakh Strengthening, System Maintenance and Water Management, Roles and Sanji Responsibilities of Mirabs, Admin/ Finance, Information Sharing, Water Law 1 9-Apr-18 15 Irrigation Doshee Baghlan Abdul Khalil Surakh (Afghanistan Water Law), Water Management in the out let, Types of Maintenance, Scheme Modern (formal) Irrigation Systems, Rehabilitation Works under, Maintenance Guidelines for Different Components of Irrigation Schemes Diagnostic Assessment of O&M and Institution, Training on O&M Institutional Shakhek Strengthening, System Maintenance and Water Management, Roles and Bano Shakhek Anderba Mujeeb Responsibilities of Mirabs, Admin/ Finance, Information Sharing, Water Law 2 9-Apr-18 15 Baghlan Irrigation Bano b Rahman (Afghanistan Water Law), Water Management in the outlet, Types of Maintenance, Scheme Modern (formal) Irrigation Systems, Rehabilitation Works under, Maintenance Guidelines for Different Components of Irrigation Schemes Diagnostic Assessment of O&M and Institution, Training on O&M Institutional Qarya Strengthening, System Maintenance and Water Management, Roles and Qushlaq Qarya Responsibilities of Mirabs, Admin/ Finance, Information Sharing, Water Law 3 7-Jul-18 15 Merkaz Kunduz 0 Irrigation Qushlaq (Afghanistan Water Law), Water Management in the outlet, Types of Maintenance, Scheme Modern (formal) Irrigation Systems, Rehabilitation Works under, Maintenance Guidelines for Different Components of Irrigation Schemes Diagnostic Assessment of O&M and Institution, Training on O&M Institutional Strengthening, System Maintenance and Water Management, Roles and Takatemose Takatemo Gul Responsibilities of Mirabs, Admin/ Finance, Information Sharing, Water Law 4 9-Jul-18 15 Irrigation Markaz Takhar se Mohammad (Afghanistan Water Law), Water Management in the outlet, Types of Maintenance, Scheme Modern (formal) Irrigation Systems, Rehabilitation Works under, Maintenance Guidelines for Different Components of Irrigation Schemes Diagnostic Assessment of O&M and Institution, Training on O&M Institutional Strengthening, System Maintenance and Water Management, Roles and Heat Bacha Heat Responsibilities of Mirabs, Admin/ Finance, Information Sharing, Water Law 5 29-Aug-18 Irrigation Markaz Takhar Naeem Bacha (Afghanistan Water Law), Water Management in the outlet, Types of Maintenance, Scheme Modern (formal) Irrigation Systems, Rehabilitation Works under, Maintenance Guidelines for Different Components of Irrigation Schemes

Gul Diagnostic Assessment of O&M and Institution, Training on O&M Institutional 6 30-Aug-18 19 Chinzayee Chinzayee Markaz Takhar Strengthening, System Maintenance and Water Management, Roles and Mohammad Responsibilities of Mirabs, Admin/ Finance, Information Sharing, Water Law 49 The project for enhancing agriculture production through irrigation system improvement and Project Progress Report, Jan – Dec 2018 strengthening institutional capacity

(Afghanistan Water Law), Water Management in the outlet, Types of Maintenance, Modern (formal) Irrigation Systems, Rehabilitation Works under, Maintenance Guidelines for Different Components of Irrigation Schemes Diagnostic Assessment of O&M and Institution, Training on O&M Institutional Strengthening, System Maintenance and Water Management, Roles and Responsibilities of Mirabs, Admin/ Finance, Information Sharing, Water Law 7 31-Aug-18 22 Tashguzer Tashguzer Markaz Takhar Sheeragha (Afghanistan Water Law), Water Management in the outlet, Types of Maintenance, Modern (formal) Irrigation Systems, Rehabilitation Works under, Maintenance Guidelines for Different Components of Irrigation Schemes Diagnostic Assessment of O&M and Institution, Training on O&M Institutional Strengthening, System Maintenance and Water Management, Roles and Hameedula Responsibilities of Mirabs, Admin/ Finance, Information Sharing, Water Law 8 1-Sep-18 15 Khatayan Khatayan Markaz Takhar h (Afghanistan Water Law), Water Management in the outlet, Types of Maintenance, Modern (formal) Irrigation Systems, Rehabilitation Works under, Maintenance Guidelines for Different Components of Irrigation Schemes Diagnostic Assessment of O&M and Institution, Training on O&M Institutional Strengthening, System Maintenance and Water Management, Roles and Abdul Responsibilities of Mirabs, Admin/ Finance, Information Sharing, Water Law 9 2-Sep-18 24 Jio Daraz Jio Daraz Markaz Takhar Azeem (Afghanistan Water Law), Water Management in the outlet, Types of Maintenance, Modern (formal) Irrigation Systems, Rehabilitation Works under, Maintenance Guidelines for Different Components of Irrigation Schemes Diagnostic Assessment of O&M and Institution, Training on O&M Institutional Lala Miadan Strengthening, System Maintenance and Water Management, Roles and Emamodee Responsibilities of Mirabs, Admin/ Finance, Information Sharing, Water Law 10 12-Nov-18 16 Irrigation LalaMidan Ali Abad Kunduz n (Afghanistan Water Law), Water Management in the outlet, Types of Maintenance, Scheme Modern (formal) Irrigation Systems, Rehabilitation Works under, Maintenance Guidelines for Different Components of Irrigation Schemes Diagnostic Assessment of O&M and Institution, Training on O&M Institutional Ramazani Strengthening, System Maintenance and Water Management, Roles and Responsibilities of Mirabs, Admin/ Finance, Information Sharing, Water Law 11 13-Nov-18 15 Irrigation Ramazani Ali Abad Kunduz Mawla Dad (Afghanistan Water Law), Water Management in the outlet, Types of Maintenance, Scheme Modern (formal) Irrigation Systems, Rehabilitation Works under, Maintenance Guidelines for Different Components of Irrigation Schemes Diagnostic Assessment of O&M and Institution, Training on O&M Institutional Qaryateem Strengthening, System Maintenance and Water Management, Roles and Qaryatee Chardar Mohammad Responsibilities of Mirabs, Admin/ Finance, Information Sharing, Water Law 12 14-Nov-18 15 Irrigation Kunduz m a Nazir (Afghanistan Water Law), Water Management in the outlet, Types of Maintenance, Scheme Modern (formal) Irrigation Systems, Rehabilitation Works under, Maintenance Guidelines for Different Components of Irrigation Schemes

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Diagnostic Assessment of O&M and Institution, Training on O&M Institutional Qaryapercha Strengthening, System Maintenance and Water Management, Roles and Qaryaperc Responsibilities of Mirabs, Admin/ Finance, Information Sharing, Water Law 13 25-Dec-18 20 w Irrigation Markaz Takhar Khirullah haw (Afghanistan Water Law), Water Management in the outlet, Types of Maintenance, Scheme Modern (formal) Irrigation Systems, Rehabilitation Works under, Maintenance Guidelines for Different Components of Irrigation Schemes Diagnostic Assessment of O&M and Institution, Training on O&M Institutional Sesmaq Strengthening, System Maintenance and Water Management, Roles and Mohammad Responsibilities of Mirabs, Admin/ Finance, Information Sharing, Water Law 14 26-Dec-18 20 Irrigation Sesmaq Markaz Takhar Saber (Afghanistan Water Law), Water Management in the outlet, Types of Maintenance, Scheme Modern (formal) Irrigation Systems, Rehabilitation Works under, Maintenance Guidelines for Different Components of Irrigation Schemes Diagnostic Assessment of O&M and Institution, Training on O&M Institutional Jalayeer Strengthening, System Maintenance and Water Management, Roles and Bangi Responsibilities of Mirabs, Admin/ Finance, Information Sharing, Water Law 15 27-Dec-18 14 Jalayeer Bangi Takhar Esatullah Irrigation (Afghanistan Water Law), Water Management in the outlet, Types of Maintenance, Scheme Modern (formal) Irrigation Systems, Rehabilitation Works under, Maintenance Guidelines for Different Components of Irrigation Schemes Diagnostic Assessment of O&M and Institution, Training on O&M Institutional Afaqi Strengthening, System Maintenance and Water Management, Roles and Mohammad Responsibilities of Mirabs, Admin/ Finance, Information Sharing, Water Law 16 29-Dec-18 12 Irrigation Afaqi Bangi Takhar Naeem (Afghanistan Water Law), Water Management in the outlet, Types of Maintenance, Scheme Modern (formal) Irrigation Systems, Rehabilitation Works under, Maintenance Guidelines for Different Components of Irrigation Schemes

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Annex 12: PMS Training Report and Plan

Batch Training Duration Training Date No Target Group Target area Training Resource Person Remarks no Module (days) From To Participants 1 1 PMS staff Nangarhar 5 26-Feb 19-Mar Dr. Nakamura, Eng Deedar 20 2 2 Marwarid Canal Gate keepers Nangarhar 5 26-Mar 9-Apr Dr. Nakamura, Eng Deedar 20 Dr. Nakamura, Eng. Farid & 3 2 PMS intervention area Mirabs Nangarhar 5 16-Apr 20-Apr 20 Eng. Deedar WUA chairpersons and Mirabs Dr. Nakamura, Eng. Farid & 4 2 Nangarhar 5 6-May 10-May 19 of 11 districts Eng. Deedar Dr. Nakamura, Eng. Farid & 5 2 WUA chairpersons and Mirabs Laghman 5 24-Jun 28-Jun 20 Eng. Deedar Kunar + Dr. Nakamura, Eng. Farid & 6 2 WUA chairpersons and Mirabs 5 1-Jul 5-Jul 20 Nuristan Eng. Deedar Technical staff of MAIL, MEW Central Dr. Nakamura & Eng. 7 4 1 25-Jul 25-Jul 20 Held at Kabul. and MRRD level Deedar From 16 districts of 8 2 WUA and Mirabs Nangarhar 15 28-Jul 1-Aug Eng. Farid & Eng. Deedar 25 Nangarhar From different districts 9 2 WUA and Mirabs Nangarhar 15 12-Aug 16-Aug Eng. Farid & Eng. Deedar 25 of Nangarhar Technical staff of PAIL, RBA Dr. Nakamura, Eng. Farid 10 3 Nangarhar 11 9-Sep 20-Sep 20 and DRRD & Eng. Deedar Technical staff of PAIL, RBA Dr. Nakamura, Eng. Farid 11 3 Nangarhar 12 29-Sep 11-Oct 20 and DRRD & Eng. Deedar Technical staff of PAIL, RBA Dr. Nakamura, Eng. Farid 12 3 Laghman 12 13-Oct 25-Oct 20 and DRRD & Eng. Deedar Technical staff of PAIL, RBA Kunar + Dr. Nakamura, Eng. Farid 13 3 12 24-Nov 6-Dec 20 and DRRD Nuristan & Eng. Deedar Technical staff of MAIL, MEW Central Dr. Nakamura, Eng. Farid 14 4 6 8-Dec 13-Dec 20 and MRRD level & Eng. Deedar

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Annex 13: Potato Mini-tuber Production Details

Grade 1: >50 gr Grade 2: 40-50 gr Grade 3: 30-40 gr Grade 4: 20-30 gr Grade 5: 10-20 gr Grade 6: 1-10gr Grade 7: >1 gr Total Total Variety A1:Q4 Weight (kg) No. Weight (kg) No. Weight (kg) No. Weight (kg) No. Weight (kg) No. Weight (kg) No. Weight (kg) No. Weight (kg) Tubers TPS 6/167 24 336 19 500 22 750 22 1100 16 1260 11 2300 0.6 800 114.6 7046 TPS 6/167 1 17 2 43 2.6 80 4 200 4 330 4.5 1000 0.2 280 18.3 1950 B. Elevation (Bench1) 1 15 1.5 34 2.5 70 4.8 210 8.5 635 7.3 1650 0.3 380 25.9 2994 B. Elevation (Bench2) 1 15 1.4 30 2.3 70 4 165 9 680 8.3 1900 0.3 720 26.3 3580 B. Elevation (Bench3) 0.6 9 0.8 18 2.8 110 3.2 170 5.5 1300 5 1400 0.2 220 18.1 3227 Safid Gul 5.1 550 5.1 550 Lura 0.8 110 0.8 110 Diamond 0.7 116 0.7 116 Spanta 1.1 180 1.1 180 Safid Gul-x 0.9 160 0.9 160 8001 1.5 130 1.5 130 Ledy Rosita 0.4 45 0.4 45 Shekmbai-x 0.5 70 0.5 70 Samadi-x 0.4 54 0.4 54 Sabz Gul-S 0.5 76 0.5 76 Amani-x 0.6 88 0.6 88 Diamont 1.2 93 1.2 93 Safid Gul 1.0 90 1.0 90 Lura-x 1.2 110 1.2 110 Grand Total 219 20,669 N.B.: Most of the contaminated potato crop (6.3 Kg with 741 Min tubers) was from micro-tubers in greenhouses

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Annex 14: Details of Capacity Building activities conducted under Output 3

No. of FAO No. of Govt No. of farmer Total S.N. Training Topic Location Start Date End Date Remarks Participants Participants Participants Participants 1 Potato Tissue Culture Techniques NARC (National Agriculture 12-Aug-16 13-Sep-16 Research Council) Islamabad, 1 10 0 11 Pakistan 2 Potato Tissue Culture Lab Kabul, Afghanistan May 24, 2016 May 25, 2016 1 11 0 12 Techniques 3 Tissue culture Lab techniques Kabul, Afghanistan Jun 17, 2016 Jun 17, 2016 1 11 0 12 4 Potato Tissue Culture Techniques Kabul, Afghanistan Mar 8, 2017 Mar 08, 2017 6 7 0 13 5 Potato Integrated Crop Bamyan, Afghanistan May 15, 2017 May 16, 2017 0 5 45 50 Management (ICM) 6 Potato Integrated Diseases Bamyan, Afghanistan Jul 16, 2017 Jul 17, 2017 0 1 66 67 Management (IDM) 7 Training on Enzyme-Linked CPRI (Central Potato Res. Aug,12,2017 Aug,31,2017 0 3 0 3 Immune Sorbent Assay (ELISA) Institute) Shimla, India 8 Training on ELISA Kabul-Badambagh Sep 13, 2018 Sep 13, 2018 0 18 0 18 9 TOT of Potato ICM and IDM Bamyan Jul 25, 2018 Jul 26, 2018 0 23 0 23 10 Seed Potato Production Bamyan Jul 05, 2018 Jul 05, 2018 0 15 24 40 Procedures 11 Potato Post Harvesting Bamyan Sep 04, 2018 Sep 04, 2018 0 18 13 31 Management 12 Utilization of In-Vitro Propagules in May 08, 2018 May 08, 2018 Bamiyan 0 38 0 38 Seed Production 13 Seed Potato Treatment with Boric Bamyan Oct 15, 2018 Oct 15, 2018, 0 10 23 33 Acid 14 Seed Maintenance through Bamyan Oct 16, 2018 Oct 16, 2018, 0 10 26 36 Positive selection 15 Tissue culture Techniques Kabul 2017 2018 FAO Interns 13 0 0 13 and MAIL staff 16 Hands on training for government Kabul staff on Tissue culture technique, June 2018 Aug 2018 0 12 0 12 greenhouse management, PBS production, TPS utilization. Total 22 192 197 412 54 The project for enhancing agriculture production through irrigation system improvement and Project Progress Report, Jan – Dec 2018 strengthening institutional capacity

Annex 15: Work Plan for 2019

S. N. Description Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Remarks

1 Output 1: Irrigation systems rehabilitated covering 9000 ha in rice growing areas of Kunduz, Takhar and Baghlan provinces 1.1  Work closely with the RIPA team and train the Irrigation Associations (IAs) on Rice Based Agriculture Development in Afghanistan (RIPA) technology, integrated crop water management, and post-harvest technology in the project developed irrigated areas where irrigation facilities have been developed. 1.2  Check on operation and maintenance of the completed 42 irrigation schemes of Kunduz, Takhar and Baghlan provinces based on one-year liability period. 1.3  Complete O&M training to the completed 42 irrigation schemes and train the IAs on the sustainable management of the rice irrigation system. 1.4  Develop a full package of training material for the Water Accounting (WA) training including for policy level, management level and implementation level and carry out WA trainings to develop core team in Afghanistan for WA. 1.5  Support and conduct additional abroad training on on-farm water management for government staff. 2 Output 2: PMS Irrigation method disseminated, and government staff trained on PMS approach through construction of training center 2.1  Expand the PMS Trainings to Irrigation Engineers and related staff from PAIL, MRRD, River basin Engineers from all Regions (i.e. Central, Northern, Southern, South-western and Western Region) 2.2  Expand the PMS Trainings topics to cover the following practical activities: Practically demonstrate of willow trees plantation the side of the canal to the trainees, aimed protection of the canal and intake. Demonstration of construction of bank protection (protection wall, weir and dike construction) to the trainees on the ground. 2.3  Target the University Engineering Faculty irrigation department students of Nangarhar and Kunar for trainings. Sign a MoU with University and FAO for training the students. 55 The project for enhancing agriculture production through irrigation system improvement and Project Progress Report, Jan – Dec 2018 strengthening institutional capacity

2.4  Produce audio-visual materials for training in topics like hydrology and other aspects of irrigation and conduct survey to identify candidate intakes in Kunar river (in Kunar Province, Marawara district and Laghman Province, Alingar district) for improvements in the future. 2.5  Prepare 500 copies of the updated version of the “Afghan Green Ground Project” publication once the revised version is finalized by PMS. 3 Output 3: Basic mechanisms and capacities for production of high-

quality virus free potato seeds are established 3.1  Design training module and curriculum for Seed Potato Inspectors (SPIs)

and organize national level training. 3.2  Develop a new package for growing pre-basic seed using Tissue Culture derived materials for its effective multiplication and health standard under screen house environment 3.3  Develop new cascade training curriculum for capacity building activities

of field based technical staff on seed and ware potato production; 3.4  Assess the existing screen houses to upgrade/modify for seed

multiplication both at laboratory and field level; 3.5  Demonstrate the potential post-harvest technologies.

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