Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA) is a valuable approach for water body development (tanks project )focusing on community engagement and understanding local resources.The key aspects of PRA in water body development
is Community Engagement,PRA involves establishing rapport with the community, introducing the process, and gathering information on natural resources, socio-economic conditions, and community perceptions.Information Collection, Tools like transect walks, mapping, and seasonal calendars help collect data on waterbodies, including their current state, usage, and challenges,
Analysis and Planning, Collected data is analyzed to identify key issues, opportunities, and priorities for waterbody development.
Action Planning, Community-driven plans are created for waterbody restoration, management, and conservation.
Some successful initiatives are undertaken by SEVAI and OFI
Restored over 46 tanks and chek dams, enhancing irrigation and groundwater recharge, Community-driven approach for irrigation tank maintenance and management.
PRA benefits waterbody development by ensuring community ownership, improving decision-making, and promoting sustainable interventions.
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