3rd village for restoring beries

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  • Praveen Kumar of GRAVIS
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    Implementation Status: completed Mon 08 Jul 2013, Over 11 Years ago

    Recharge water through the Beri

    11 Beris were constructed in the village. All are in good condition and collecting the rain water through recharge process as the constructed Beri is in the pond.

  • Impact Assessment (M&E) Phase Project completed on 31 Jan, 2013 Implementation Phase
  • Praveen Kumar of GRAVIS
    • confidential
    Implementation Status: in_progress Wed 21 Nov 2012, About 12 Years ago

    Field visit at Khetusar Village, Baap - Day 3 (21.11.12)

    Dean and I departed after morning breakfast from Kalron centre at 8:30 A.M, reached Baap centre at 9:30 A.M. One of our field staff from Baap accompanied us to guide us for Khetusar village (one of our project village). We reached Khetusar village at 11:30 A.M. There we visited again percolated Beries in the Naadi (pond). The Naadi was full with water and had about 80-90 percolated water filled Beries in the pond bed. The Naadi was an immense example of water above the ground as well as below the ground. There we met Manohar Singh (a village representative) and he informed us that the Beries are 300 yrs old. We were surprised to see that none of the Beries had durable superstructure. Most of them were just dug up and kept open without any covering of physical structure. The Naadi had a very large catchment area of about 80-90 hectares all around which was of course the reason for the Naadi to have water in it with Beries full of water. The Naadi had steps and wall created from one side to have easier access to water. We had discussions with few other community people and shared our project plan and objectives of renovating the Beri with lime. They were happy to adopt the traditional technology and demanded for renovating every Beri in the pond. Photographs were taken of the water structure. We returned back to Baap centre and had our lunch.

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  • Dean Forbes of PhotoPhilanthropy
    • peer
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    Implementation Status: pending Wed 21 Nov 2012, About 12 Years ago

    PhotoPhilanthropy visit to Khetusar naadi and beris to be renovated

    This reports photos of our visit to Khetusar naadi.

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  • Implementation Phase Project started on 20 Nov, 2012 Preparation Phase
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3rd village for restoring beries

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$1,550
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$727
$1,550:
Arghyam

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