The document discusses different approaches to water resource development and irrigation in central Indian states, with a focus on diversion-based irrigation management (DBIM). It describes DBIM as a system that diverts water from natural sources like springs or streams, with or without intermediate storage, to irrigate crops. The goals are to establish DBIM as a tool for food security and help poor farmers double their incomes through a second crop. It proposes piloting location-specific ideas, documenting available DBIM technologies, and building capacity to promote standardized DBIM schemes.

1. Water Resources Development

2. Different Approaches

3. In – situ Conservation 30*40 model Staggered Trenching

4. Water Harvesting Structure Check Dam Pond

5. Lift Irrigation River Based Well Irrigation Stream Based

6. Traditional WHS Ahar Pyne Phad System

7. Diversion Based Irrigation Open Channel Based Pipe Based

8. Diversion Based Irrigation Management (DBIM)

14. Plan to move forward …….. Piloting location specific ideas with potential partners for standardization and up scaling. Idea Incubation Documentation, validation, standardization and dissemination of available technologies related to DBIM in central Indian states. Knowledge Management Activities Role

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