DETAILED PROJECT REPORT FOR IWMP‐I‐WAKRO CD BLOCK ...
DETAILED PROJECT REPORT FOR IWMP‐I‐WAKRO CD BLOCK ... DETAILED PROJECT REPORT FOR IWMP‐I‐WAKRO CD BLOCK ...
topographic features with well drained eight subbasins and two interfluves as the Digaru, the Tiding, the Delei, the middle Lohit, the Upper Lohit, the Beiang, the Bara Tenga and the Lohit lowland which include two interfluves as the Lohit and the Tellu interfluves Tellu is main River which forms a well developed rriver system in the area. It flows in the Mismi thrust alongwith the Eastern border of the state. It enters into Arunachal Pradesh through Du pass of about 2,200, elevation and merges in Brahamputra only at 100m height from m.s.l. It has gentle slope in almost all its sections with a 2,100m vertical interval at 200 km of total length of the river section. Overview of the District: District Profile: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Sl. No. Name of District No. of Blocks Total no. of villages Total no. of Gram Panch ayats 1. Lohit 5 223 761 521200 Geogr aphical area in Ha. SC ST 97 3 ‐ 4 ‐ Population (As per the 2001 Census) Male Female Total Ot her s SC ST 20532 823 20020 (Source: Directorate of Economics & Statistics/Rural Development / Panch ayat, Itanagar) Ot he rs SC ST 179 6 Othe rs % of BPL to total popul ation 40,552 63.16
Economic Development The developmental experience of the district has been full of challenges. Apart from its late start, geographical remoteness and inaccessibility, hilly terrain, lack of infrastructure, population composition, and scarce resource base, the district has indirect effect of continuous insurgency at two districts (Tirap & Changlang), spending much of its resources on administration and related costs at the expense of development. Despite the progress made in a span of 37 years. Lohit economy still confronts many developmental challenges. Foremost among them are the difficult terrain, and inaccessibility to the rest of the world and continued insurgency at Tirap & Changlang where huge chunk of resources are drained. These handicap the District’s endeavors towards industrial and entrepreneurial development, private sector partnership in spearheading development initiatives and all round planning. The Gross District Domestic Product for the year 200708 is estimated at Rs.46,635 lakhs with a per capita income of Rs.29,952 against state per capita income of Rs 24,264.The infrastructure Development Index (IDI) of the district is low with the state at 140.22 against the all India average of 138. It continues to confront with many inadequacies in the areas of physical and social infrastructure. The pattern of infrastructure elements for socioeconomic development in the district as on 200607 are Educational institutions: 174, No. of Medical (allopathetic): 55, Postal facilities: HeadpostNIL, subpost office5 & EDBPO’s29, Market/haat facilities: At Rural/Urban areas,Cooperative3 nos & others102 nos, no. of Commercial banks: 27 nos which includes SBI &Cooperative Apex Bank branches etc. For the development of such essential and critical areas, the district is constantly faced with acute financial and resource problems. One of the reasons for this state of affairs is the almost nonexistent Tax base of the state. The tribal traditions and customs of the inhabitants have also been protected by special provisions in the constitution of India as a result of which, the state does not own any land unless purchased from the people or on compensation for specific purposes by the government. Agriculture & Horticulture: Lohit district has a gross cropped area of 30,959 ha & net irrigated area of 1243 ha as per census 2001. Though there have been remarkable achievement in the field of agriculture but the target of growth rate (in terms of value added) envisaged for the Xth plan could not be achieved due to unfavorable rain and other factors in the form of excess rain or no rain and drought like situation over the years. The average annual growth during the 200708 was estimated much below targeted growth rates of 4%. ‐ 5 ‐
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topographic features with well drained eight subbasins and two interfluves as the Digaru, the Tiding, the Delei, the middle Lohit, the Upper<br />
Lohit, the Beiang, the Bara Tenga and the Lohit lowland which include two interfluves as the Lohit and the Tellu interfluves<br />
Tellu is main River which forms a well developed rriver system in the area. It flows in the Mismi thrust alongwith the Eastern border of<br />
the state. It enters into Arunachal Pradesh through Du pass of about 2,200, elevation and merges in Brahamputra only at 100m height from<br />
m.s.l. It has gentle slope in almost all its sections with a 2,100m vertical interval at 200 km of total length of the river section.<br />
Overview of the District:<br />
District Profile:<br />
1 2 3 4 5 6 7<br />
Sl.<br />
No.<br />
Name of<br />
District<br />
No. of<br />
Blocks<br />
Total<br />
no. of<br />
villages<br />
Total<br />
no. of<br />
Gram<br />
Panch<br />
ayats<br />
1. Lohit 5 223 761 521200<br />
Geogr<br />
aphical<br />
area in<br />
Ha. SC ST<br />
97<br />
3<br />
‐ 4 ‐<br />
Population (As per the 2001 Census)<br />
Male Female Total<br />
Ot<br />
her<br />
s<br />
SC ST<br />
20532 823 20020<br />
(Source: Directorate of Economics & Statistics/Rural Development / Panch ayat, Itanagar)<br />
Ot<br />
he<br />
rs<br />
SC ST<br />
179<br />
6<br />
Othe<br />
rs<br />
% of BPL<br />
to total<br />
popul<br />
ation<br />
40,552 63.16
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