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Post Conflict Development Strategies

January 2012

Dr.(Eng) S.S.Sivakumar

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 © Emergency Northern Recovery Project
ISBN 978-955-0896-00-4

Editor
Dr. (Eng).S.S.Sivakumar
Water Resource Consultant Engineer
PhD, MSc, BSc(Eng)
FIE, C.Eng, BMWSI, LMSLAAS, LMIWRS, LMCOLD

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 For My Mother
Subramaniam. Rasamani

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 Content
1. Restoration and Improvement of blasted Kalmadu Dam and its Socio-Economic Impact on the
Displaced Northern Community ............................................................................................. 01

2. Socio- Economic Impact on the Internally Displaced Peoples by Restoration of Breached

Kalmadu Dam in Northern Sri Lanka ..................................................................................... 02

3. Water Resources and Agriculture Development Strategy North & East ................................ 03
4. Water Utility and Management Policy for North East Region of Sri Lanka .......................... 07
5. Quality Assurance of Rehabilitation of Kalmadu Irrigation Scheme ..................................... 11
6. Application Of Regional Aquifer Simulation Model in A Restricted Catchment to Find
Effective Recharge Locations by Introducing New Operational Policy of Minor & Medium
Irrigation Schemes .................................................................................................................. 25

7. Conjunctive use of Surface and Groundwater to Improve food Productivity in a Restricted

Area......................................................................................................................................... 33

8. Water Resources and Agriculture Development Strategy and Foot for Taught for the Re-
Emerging Development of Conflicted Affected North East Region of Sri Lanka .................. 39

9. Project Report on Improvements to Groundwater System and Prevention of Salt Water

Intrusion in the Vanni Coastal Areas ...................................................................................... 50

10. Policy Alternatives of the Management of Minor and Medium Irrigation Schemes to Develop
Groundwater System in Restricted Catchments for the Improvement in Food Productivity in
the Dry Zone of Sri Lanka ...................................................................................................... 54

11. Water Balance Study to Develop a Technique to Improve the Groundwater System in
Vavuniya ................................................................................................................................. 65

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13. Intervention of Emergency Northern Recovery Project (ENReP) Project in Conflict affected
Northern Sri Lanka ................................................................................................................. 79
14. Poster of “Socio- Economic Impact on the Internally Displaced Peoples by Restoration of
Breached Kalmadu Dam in Northern Sri Lanka” ................................................................... 96

15. Project Handing over presentation of ENReP by Dr. (Eng.) S.S.Sivakumar Project Director
ENReP on 10.01.2012 at project Management Unit, Vavuniya. ............................................ 97
16. Restoration of Kalmadu, Irrigation Department. .................................................................. 138

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