This document provides a review checklist for an irrigation project in the Amhara region of Ethiopia. It reviews aspects of the feasibility study and design process, including community involvement, demand assessment, and environmental and social considerations. It also evaluates the hydrological study and design of the head works. In general, it finds that while some aspects of the feasibility study and design were addressed adequately, such as the water availability assessment, other components like the watershed management plan and geological study of the head works site require further analysis and detail.
This document provides a review checklist for an irrigation project in the Amhara region of Ethiopia. It reviews aspects of the feasibility study and design process, including community involvement, demand assessment, and environmental and social considerations. It also evaluates the hydrological study and design of the head works. In general, it finds that while some aspects of the feasibility study and design were addressed adequately, such as the water availability assessment, other components like the watershed management plan and geological study of the head works site require further analysis and detail.
This document provides a review checklist for an irrigation project in the Amhara region of Ethiopia. It reviews aspects of the feasibility study and design process, including community involvement, demand assessment, and environmental and social considerations. It also evaluates the hydrological study and design of the head works. In general, it finds that while some aspects of the feasibility study and design were addressed adequately, such as the water availability assessment, other components like the watershed management plan and geological study of the head works site require further analysis and detail.
Name of Woreda: …………………….. Name of Kebele: ………………………… Head work location: …………………..E,………………….N Command area location: Date of Review: 24-25 April 2012 Completeness of the feasibility study and detail design (Yes/No) Planning and Design Process (Yes/No) Existing Review Review Topic Document Result Is the project demand driven? Yes/No (Application letters, Community and woreda) Community sensitization campaign undertaken/by petition NA Total population & specific beneficiaries identified by sex Yes/No Formation of IWUA NA Training of IWUA leaders and members conducted NA Project Preparation and Implementation MOU signed NA Design supervision and ground truth by client Design review workshops/Forum conducted NA Detailed Design Evaluation Meeting conducted NA Cost sharing arrangement agreed NA Final Project Plan approved and signed/Consultation with NA beneficiaries & other stakeholders O&M Plan/Manual prepared NA Registration of land use rights in (envisaged) command area completed (Head work location, Query sites and other NA structures) Land use system & land size identified NA ESMF (Environmental and social management frame work) Existing Review Review Topic Document Result Marketing Assessment conducted Yes Access to market identified (urban consumers) yes Availability of agricultural inputs supply markets yes Availability of basic social services (schools, Health, yes extension etc) Availability of agricultural supporting services (like micro NA credit) Hydrology Study and Investigation Review Topic Existing Document Review Result The daily rainfall record for 27 years was available at Chagni station but for Data availability and selection (years) yes temperature, wind speed, sunshine hour, and relative humidity the year of records was not stated Data quality/Missing data checking yes (methods) Water availability and use Type of water source Yes 50 l/s measured in the month of may using Low/Base flow (l/s) and method of floating method and confirmed by the local Yes measurement people the number of years flow measurement was not available Water balance for watershed prepared Yes Even though figurative analysis for water (Up- and downstream water use balance was not done, it was indicated that recorded) (Y/N) i.e. Does impact from this base flow was ruminant from upstream U/S & on D/S users considered (not (domestic use) and also there is no any just on the spot only) or Is measured irrigation farm which uses this source flow net or gross? NB: Design flow moreover in the down stream there is can be either base flow (if sufficient tributaries which recharges the stream and Review Topic Existing Document Review Result flow is available), or dependable flow i.e. 80% of mean monthly flow so that also at the abstraction point it was it can be supplementary irrigation proposed to release 5 l/s for the d/s. project. Design rainfall estimation (mm, criteria, method) Peak discharge estimation (l/s, criteria, method) If the SSI Scheme is existing Existing water use for selected SSI NA scheme (l/s) Existing command area (ha) of NA selected SSI scheme Design flow for selected SSI scheme 45 l/s (l/s) Planned command area (ha) of 98 ha of which 65 ha was to be developed selected SSI scheme due to available 33 by supplementary irrigation water Measured/estimated sediment load in river (heavy, moderate or low) especially for micro dam project Review Topic Existing Document Review Result Watershed management carried out in river catchment (Y/N) Land use land cover condition (Both Intensively cultivated (60.8%). Command and watershed) Disturbed high forest (39.2%) Encroachment of cultivation to marginal lands, Over grazing and Type and level of land degradation over stocking Lack of The level was not known responsibility of the farmers with regard to land use. The sediment load was Sediment load/Erosion rate and soil estimated (computed) and found loss condition to be 144950.4m3/yr Catchment yield (runoff) NA Not done. Watershed management planned in Physical SWC Measures river catchment (Y/N) Graded Soil Bund 425.5 Km, Stone Faced Soil Bund 254 Km, Cut Off Drains 6 M3 , Water Ways 4 M3, Micro basin 11500 No, Trench 21250 NO ,and Brush Wood Check Dams 1045 m. Review Topic Existing Document Review Result Biological SWC Measures Seedling Production (out of loss) No 238000, Pitting no 238000, Hill Sides Plantation No 218000, Area Closure 4 ha and Gully sides plantation 2.25 ha. Biophysical SWC Measures Plantation on Bunds 12000 No.
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Design of Head Works Headwork’s: 1. Diversion Weir Review Topic Existing Document Review Result Topography (Topo point interval and yes The topographic survey for number and Type of BM) command has to be done with 1m contour interval Geology and nature of river bed yes Geological test pits at material of the headwork site headwork at reasonable (Engineering geological map) interval depending on the topographic features of head work site along the cross section and longitudinal section of the proposed head work sites was not done Alternative sites and Minimum Site Yes selection criteria Weir Crest Length (m) and its 20m cut of was provided To avoid farther erodibility determination criteria cut off was provided along the river cross section but since the geology was sound rock unnecessary length provided it has to be shorten up to we obtain the crest level Weir Elevation/ Height (m) and its The availability of head was determination criteria not confirmed with accepted procedure but the crest level was fixed at river bed level 1890.3 and height of 0m U/S water surface profile Yes D/S water surface profile Yes Design of Up- and downstream apron Na No need of apron due to (based on the actual geological foundation condition sound condition) basalt Effect of submerged wingwall (social effect) Design of diversion weir/Head work Intake structure was provided components (Elevation consistency) Design of guide wall Yes Unnecessarily Left guide wall was provided Design of flood bank/retaining Yes Unnecessarily Left retaining wall wall was provided Design of Divide wall NA Design of Head regulator and Yes its gate Design of Head regulator gate Yes Design of Under Sluice and NA Breast wall Design of Under Sluice gate NA Structural design or stability Yes analysis Drawings: plan and section Yes including layout Head works: 3. pump Source of Water (spring, river, ground water) Topography Geology and nature of foundation material of the pump House Alternative pump sites and Site selection criteria Static head, m Dynamic Head, m NPSH computed (NB: Calculated NPSH must be NPSH to be supplied from the manufacturer) Discharge Capacity (l/sec) Power requirement (hp) Power source options with estimated cost and distance of Grid line Selected pump type Pipe material selection criteria (GRP, GI, HDPE, etc.) and length, m Max. velocity in suction pipe 2.0 m/s Suction head determination Clearance between suction pipe inlet and the footer as well as the walls of concrete sumps should be at least two times pipe diameter Bell mouth suction inlet or screen with a plate Collection Chamber at end of delivery pipe Drawings: plan and section including layout Irrigation Distribution System: Irrigation Canals and associated farm infrastructures Review Topic Existing Document Review Result Main Distribution System Irrigation Water Requirement Irrigation duty (l/s/ha) 1.37 and 1.74 The agronomic computation and the engineering was different it has to be revised or updated Irrigation hour determination based on 16 Which is difficult to practice actual site condition except night storage was recommended since it was dependant on the practice of the local people Adopted irrigation efficiency (%) 45 45 Crop type selection criteria Total water requirement for the project 45 l/s 45 l/s Method of irrigation Type of geology and soil along the Yes The scale of the profile has canal route to be 1:1000 H and also the Topography (number of BM/ha and Yes dimension has to be data interval) readable Type of distribution system The hydraulics and Review Topic Existing Document Review Result Total length (m) and designed 1755.6m structural analysis of the discharge (l/s) Qd= 45 l/s flume structure has to be Measured/estimated level of seepage NA incorporated losses along canal alignment (high, moderate or low) Design criteria, hydraulic parameters Manning’s and formula used Total length of lined section (m), 0 Selection of manning’s roughness Slope stability of embankment NA checked (If flow is large) Availability of required crossing structures Provision of turnouts/division boxes at required location Provision of cattle troughs at required location Provision of washing basin at required location Night Storage Reservoir NA Flow measurement devices NA Review Topic Existing Document Review Result Drawings: plan and section including Yes layout Drainage System Drainage system provision (Field drain NA and catch drainage) Type of drainage system Drawings: plan and section including Yes layout Access Road Length (m) NA Width (m) Number of cross-drainage structures Number of bridges Drawings: plan and section including layout General considerations Review Topic Existing Document Review Result Quantity survey (BoQ and drawing NA consistency) Updated engineering estimation NA Estimation of construction period NA Availability of specification NA Rate analysis provision (output, index factor, profit and overhead cost, and input consistency) Construction material location with required test result
Benefiting house holds
Review Topic Existing Review Result Document Number of existing irrigation users/households with NA water rights - Number of female irrigation water users NA Number of households with water rights in proposed NA SSI Scheme - Number of female irrigators NA Average irrigable area per household (ha) in NA proposed SSI scheme Estimated Investment Costs and Financial yes Feasibility Calculated cost/benefit ratio (B/C or BCR) Yes Calculated Internal rate of return (IRR %) yes Calculated Net present value (NPV %) yes Discount rate used is 10% yes 11% considered Project life 20 years yes 25 years used
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