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    The Sardar Sarovar Project in Gujarat involves building a large dam and canal system to provide irrigation, drinking water, and power to four states. NABARD has provided significant funding support for key sub-projects like the Saurashtra and Kutch Branch Canals, and the construction of sub-minor channels. Over Rs. 3,000 crores has been sanctioned for these projects to irrigate over 1 million hectares of land in Gujarat. Additional long-term irrigation funding of over Rs. 3,600 crores has been provided by NABARD for other project components like AIBP works and CAD works.

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    The Sardar Sarovar Project in Gujarat involves building a large dam and canal system to provide irrigation, drinking water, and power to four states. NABARD has provided significant funding support for key sub-projects like the Saurashtra and Kutch Branch Canals, and the construction of sub-minor channels. Over Rs. 3,000 crores has been sanctioned for these projects to irrigate over 1 million hectares of land in Gujarat. Additional long-term irrigation funding of over Rs. 3,600 crores has been provided by NABARD for other project components like AIBP works and CAD works.

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    The Sardar Sarovar Project in Gujarat involves building a large dam and canal system to provide irrigation, drinking water, and power to four states. NABARD has provided significant funding support for key sub-projects like the Saurashtra and Kutch Branch Canals, and the construction of sub-minor channels. Over Rs. 3,000 crores has been sanctioned for these projects to irrigate over 1 million hectares of land in Gujarat. Additional long-term irrigation funding of over Rs. 3,600 crores has been provided by NABARD for other project components like AIBP works and CAD works.

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    Sardar Sarovar (Narmada) Project (SSP)

    Background

    The Narmada based Sardar Sarovar Dam is an inter-state project with the primary benefits of power
    generation, irrigation and drinking water to be shared between Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh,
    Maharashtra & Rajasthan. On the right bank of Sardar Sarovar Dam, a 450 Km. long Narmada Main
    Canal with a head point capacity of 40,000 cusecs upto Rajasthan border is constructed. Total 38
    branch canals offtake from the main Canal, which in turn provide off-take points for Distributaries,
    Minors & Sub Minors to enable irrigation of total 18.19 Lac. Ha. Area in 75 talukas in 14 districts of
    Gujarat. Two major branch canals, namely, Saurashtra Branch Canal and Kutch Branch Canal offtake
    from the Main canal at ch.263 and ch.385 respectively. These canals convey the Narmada water to
    the farthest parts of drought-prone Saurashtra region and arid Kutch region.
    Projects supported by NABARD
    The contribution of NABARD towards the construction of this massive project has been notable. The
    important Sub-projects of Sardar Sarovar (Narmada) Irrigation Project supported by NABARD under
    RIDF include the following:
    1. Saurashtra Branch Canal
    2. Kutch Branch Canal
    3. Construction of Sub Minors in Five Phases

    Saurashtra Branch Canal

    The Project involves construction of Saurashtra Branch Canal (SBC) and its seven sub-branches for
    transmission of water for irrigation and domestic use. The seven sub-branches are Narsingpura
    branch canal, Maliya branch canal, Vallabhipur branch canal, Dhrangadhra branch canal, Morbi
    branch canal, Limbdi branch canal and Botad Branch canal.

    Details of loan assistance under RIDF for SBC system is given below:

    (Rs crore)
    Sl. Tranche Project TFO RIDF Status
    No. Loan
    1 RIDF IX SBC Phase I 550.00 500.00 Completed
    2 RIDF XI SBC Phase II 543.52 512.00 Completed
    3 RIDF XII SBC Phase III 959.95 638.37 Completed
    4 RIDF XXI Expansion of 3 1109.89 790.80 Ongoing; an amount of Rs
    Pumping Stations 662 crore has been drawn
    so far
    Total 3163.36 2441.17
    Kutch Branch Canal
    The Kutch Branch Canal traverses through the Banaskantha / Patan district and Kutch district. While
    the initial reach (Ch 0 to ch 82.30) lies in Banaskantha/Patan , the major portion from ch 82.30 to
    357.158 runs through and tails into the district of Kutch. The project includes major irrigation works
    such as completion of the ongoing and remaining works of KBC in Kutch District undertaken in
    different reaches (from ch.82.30 to 357.158 kms), two sub branch canals including distributaries and
    minors and construction of three pumping stations. The works involved earthwork, cement concrete
    lining & structures and the entire project is proposed to be completed by 2016-17 in a phased
    manner.

    For the completion of the conveyance system of the Kutch Branch Canal in Kutch District, NABARD
    has extended RIDF assistance of Rs.1407.18 crore. The details are as given below:

    Tranche Project TFO RIDF Loan Drawn till date


    RIDF XIX Kutch Branch Canal 3637.61 1407.18 1099.31

    Construction of Sub Minors

    The Projects involve construction of last-mile distribution channels in the form of sub-minors &
    Under Ground Pipeline (UGPL) for the direct benefit of the farmers. The works mainly involved laying
    of underground pipeline for sub-minors built on various distributaries and minors off taking from
    the branch canals of Narmada Main Canal and controlled structures at off-take point of sub minors
    to facilitate provision of designed discharge outlet for supplying water for irrigation to sub-chac (5-8
    ha).
    The districts and area proposed to be covered through the project is as given below:
    Area
    Phase Districts Covered
    Covered
    SSP Phase I Vadodara, Chhota Udaipur, Bharuch, Narmada & Panchmahals 446609
    SSP Phase IIA Ahmedabad,Gandhinagar,Kheda,Anand,Mehsana& Surendranagar 72669
    SSP Phase II Ahmedabad, Mehsana, Patan, Surendranagar & Banaskantha 324556
    SSP Phase IIA Patan and Banaskantha 240090
    SSP Phase IIB Ahmedabad, Bhavnagar, Botad and Surendranagar 137529
    Total 1221453

    Total RIDF assistance of RS. 1519.32 crore was sanctioned under RIDF XX for the construction of
    UGPL. The break-up of the sanction is detailed below:

    GoI Share State


    GoG
    Project TFO under CADWM Share* RIDF Loan
    Contribution
    (50%) (50%)
    Phase I 374.582 187.291 187.291 177.926 9.365
    Phase II A 276.141 138.070 138.070 131.166 6.904
    Phase II 1135.95 567.975 567.975 539.576 28.399
    Phase II A 912.342 456.171 456.171 433.362 22.809
    Phase II B 499.570 249.785 249.785 237.296 12.489
    Total 3198.585 1599.292 1599.292 1519.326 79.966

    An amount of Rs.1119.26 crore has been drawn so far against the various phases sanctioned under
    RIDF.

    LTIF Support
    Apart from the above projects, some more works of the Sardar Sarovar Project is supported under
    LTIF assistance of Rs.3611.03 crore. Details of sanction are under :

    Updated Total Loan to Phasing of State Share


    Project Project be sanctioned
    Component Cost as on Of Which to State Under
    01.04.2016 Loan Central State LTIF 2016- 2017- 2018-
    under
    assistance share 17 18 19
    RIDF
    AIBP Works 9873.26 1464.72 4797.51 3611.03 3611.03 969.69 938.86 1702.48
    CAD 4051.12 0.00 2026.8 2024.32 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
    Total 13924.38 1464.72 6824.31 5635.35 3611.03 969.69 938.86 1702.48

    The overall expenditure incurred from 01 April 2016 to 31 March 2018 is Rs.4337.65 crore. The
    central assistance availed so far is Rs.2205.70 crore and LTIF loan availed towards the State Share is
    Rs.1383.04 crore. For implementation of the project during 2018-19, Government of Gujarat has
    submitted their request to Ministry of Water Resources, River Development and Ganga
    Rejuvenation seeking recommendation for release of Rs.1484.39 crore. A copy of the same has been
    endorsed to us and the loan amount will be disbursed on receipt of recommendation from
    MoWR,GoI for disbursal.

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