World Bank's Final Supervision and Completion mission
Review of Hydrology Project
(Andhra Pradesh Surface Water)
7 to 8 May 2014
Hydrology Project - APSW
Brief
Introduction
Implementation Agency
: Irrigation & CAD Dept, Govt. of A.P.
Date of Loan Agreement(Loan No.
4749-IN)
: 19/01/2006
Date of Commencement
: 05/04/2006
Loan Closing Date
: 31/05/2014
Project Cost
:
Revised Project Cost
: Rs 892.08 Lakhs(As per RCT-2013)
Lender Share
: 78%
State Share
: 22%
Rs.700.32 Lakhs
(at the time of commencement )
Name of the Agency : Andhra Pradesh Surface Water Component
Web Site Address
: hp-apsw-cgg.gov.in
Financial
Targets
&
Achievements
In Crores
KEY POINTS
World bank
communicated Aide
memoire vide E-mail
dt.18.11.2013
advised to drop RTTS
activity
Transaction
Amount INR
( in Crores)
Cumulative Claims made up to March -2014
4.1366
Cumulative Reimbursement received up to March -2014
4.0558
Physical
Achievements
 Procured and created the environment with DSS planning Server -1,
DSS Web Publishing Server-1, DSS Work station -2 with LAN and
internet connectivity.
 Civil works executed for 25 ARGs/SRGs and 4 F.C stations for data
collection network through Local Shopping in Hydrology Project
Phase-II.
 Procured 36nos computers, 7 Laptops and peripherals under up
gradation of IT infrastructure.
 Procured GIS and Image processing software.
 Procured 5 LCD projectors and information Brochures got printed.
 Website for HP was developed.
 The Hydrology data is being disseminated to the users on demand.
 Out of Four Reservoirs Hydrographic Survey for 1 project was
completed and report was submitted The remaining three Projects
Hydrographic Survey work was completed and reports are under
preparation and the reports will be submitted before closure of HP-II
i.e.31-05-2014.
Institutional Strengthening
In House Training Programs
Trainings
&
Competency
Building
Category of
No Of Training
Training Program
Programs
Domain
Procurement
Procedures
8
Software / GIS
12
Study Tour
2
Grand Total
28
6
External Training Programs
Category of
No Of Training
Training Program
Programs
KEY POINTS
 Officers Trained – 474
Domain
Procurement
Procedures
63
Soft skills
1
Software / GIS
34
Grand Total
100
2
Institutional Strengthening
Network
Stations
Station Type
AWLR
DWLR
GD Station
ARG & SRG
Upgraded SRG
FCS
HP - I HP -II
8
32
77
80
203
8
0
0
0
25
0
4
Total
Stations
8
32
77
105
203
12
Institutional Strengthening
Awareness
Raising
&
Knowledge
Sharing
 Developed HP Website & procured books related
to HP
 Procured Infrastructure for trainings like LCD
projectors, Audio systems etc
 Printed 1400 brochures and necessary training
material for circulation
 Conducted 7 State level HDUG Meetings & 21
District level HDUG meeting
 Conducted 23 Awareness Raising Work shops
Data Dissemination
Application of
HIS Data
The data pertaining to Hydrology, Hydro-meteorological and
Climatic station is available from July 1999 to January 2014 in
Hydrology Project circle Data storage center.
After implementation of pricing structure (in 2007) the data
Disseminated to various government, N.G.O. and private
organization covering university scholars and P.G. Students,
Irrigation, A.P Genco, WAPCOS and other private organizations
for
utilization
for
different
purposes
(Irrigation/Industry/consultancy).
The total number of purchasers till date are 170nos and the
amount collected so far is Rs.1,36,794/-
Vertical Extension
Purpose Driven
Studies
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Key
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KEY POINTS
Hydrographic
Survey for SRSP,
Kadam and Nizam
Sagar completed
and report
preparation under
progress
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Reservoir sedimentation studies are identified under PDS
Rs.60.50 lakhs allotted for Reservoir Sedimentation Studies of
four reservoirs i.e Jurala, SRSP, Kadam and Nizam sagar.
Hydro graphic survey of Priyadarshini Jurala project was
completed and report submitted
Other reservoirs Hydro graphic survey completed and report
preparation is being under progress
Observations:Priyadarshini Jurala Project constructed across the river Krisha
Storage capacity of project is 338.10 M.cum (11.94 TMC)
The first survey was conducted during the Mar-Apr 2012
Capacity of reservoir found is 273.440 M.Cum (9.657 TMC) at
FRL +318.516 m
Loss in capacity is 19.125%
The rate of sedimentation was worked out to 0.49
Ha.m/100Sq.Km/year
It is observed that % loss in capacity is in the order of high
Suggestions made : Take catchment area treatment as per guidelines
 Construct check dams and plantation to arrest soil erosion
 Conduct Hydrographic surveys at least once in 5Years when it
attains FRL
Vertical Extension
Decision
Support
System (P)
Development of Software model for Decision Support system planning (DSSP) is one of the components of Hydrology Project Phase-II. Middle Godavari
Basin(G-5), Sriram Sagar Project (SRSP) System was selected for model
development. The following scenarios tested
A. Crop selection and corresponding water requirements:
This scenario tested for multiple cropping pattern in command
area. Different combinations of crops are selected for optimum utilization of
"available water level" in the reservoir during 1st October to 1st June. to
assess the deficit of water under various cropping patterns.
B. Providing Water for all sectors based on Increasing Demands:
Effective allotment of water for various sectors (Drinking , Irrigation
and industry ) based on Increased demands has been tested to analyze the
impact of increased demands of a particular sector on the remaining sectors
C. Combined Management of reservoirs and Water Transfers:
Integrated reservoir operation model setup completed and working
on various possible test cases and results are yet to be analyzed.
D. Balancing Head-end and tail-end abstraction along irrigation canal:
Conjunctive use of water has been tested in this scenario.
Distributory-83(D-83) of SRSP catchment is selected as part of pilot study.
Extending the scenario for more area in association with Ground Water
Post Project Plan HP-II
Continuation
of HP-II
Activities
 Post Project Training for updating Knowledge.
 Operation and maintenance of the network stations,
Water Quality lab equipment, Hydrometry and
Hydrometeorology equipment, Computers etc.,
 Awareness raising by conducting HDUG meetings.
 Publication of Meta data year book and monthly bulletins
like Aquadat.
 Dissemination of data to users on demand.
 Completing left over activities of DSS(P) pilot study and
blending with Decision making and Awareness raising.
 Dissemination of PDS results.
 Application of HDA software's as per necessity after
receipt of the same.
Moving Towards HP-III
Exploring the
possibility of
Hydrology
Project - III
 Different applications under different river basins/projects can be
taken up using DSS(P)
 Scale up applications from Hydrology to water resources
 Carry out the information to applications from data related to
Water resources and Hydrology
 Upgrading of existing Hydro meteorological network to Real time
data acquisition system
 Data processing reservoir management, flood management can
be done by real time monitoring (RTDSS)
 The reservoir sedimentation studies of Nagarjun Sagar project and
Srisailam project can be taken up under HP-III through APERL /
APSRAC
 Introduction of E-Swiss in Andhra Pradesh
 Application of Hydrological design Aids developed by CWC
(Consultant CES) in Andhra Pradesh water resources sector
AP Reorganisation Act (2014)
Appointed
Day 2 June
2014.
Description
Approxim
Existing
Purpose
ate Cost
Numbers
(in INR)
Proposals
Software - DSS Software
provided by DHI along with
dongle
1
Need to procure the same for
Andhra Pradesh (1 Nos)
Computers - Servers and
systems along with LAN
connection, Racks, routers
and UPS etc
1 set
25-30
Lakhs
Need to procure the same for
Andhra Pradesh (1 Set)
1
0.75
Lakhs
Need to procure the same for
Andhra Pradesh (1 Nos)
DSS (P)
Laptop
1 Room
+1
3 Lakhs
Server
Room
Infrastructure – DSS room
setup
KEY POINTS
Request for IT
Infrastructure Assets
Computers - Data Backup
Systems
Computers – Data Storage
systems with SWDES
Computers Data Backup
Systems
State
Data
Storage
Center
Nil
1
Nil
1.50
Lakhs
0.75
Lakhs
1.50
Lakhs
Need to procure the same for
Andhra Pradesh
Need to procure for both the
states (2 Nos)
Need to procure for Andhra
Pradesh state (1 Nos)
Need to procure for both the
states (2 Nos)