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The Rs 700-crore Integrated Project for Source Sustainability And Climate Resilient Rain-fed Agriculture could again be in jeopardy as the World Bank (WB) has taken serious note of the transfer of the two top Forest Department officials. It is violative of the agreement which says the key officials cannot be shifted at least for three years. The Country Director, World Bank, has written to the state government, requesting that the agreement must be honoured.
The development objective of Integrated Project for Source Sustainability and climate Resilient Rain-fed Agriculture in Himachal Pradesh for India is to improve upstream watershed management and increase agricultural water productivity in selected Gram Panchayats in Himachal Pradesh. This project has five components. 1) The first component, Sustainable Land and Water Resource Management, promotes participatory and sustainable land and water management (SLWM) through financing the planning and implementation of upstream investments in selected micro-catchments. It has the following subcomponents:
2) The second component, Improved Agricultural Productivity and Value Addition, aims to support interventions in downstream areas where the primary (existing or potential) water use is for irrigation in agriculture. It has the following subcomponents:
3) The third component, Institutional capacity building for integrated watershed management, has the following subcomponents:
4) The fourth component, Project Management, aims to support project management, including key staff and operational costs.
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