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SUMMARY:Activity No :1.1.2 - Mahawela anicut rehabilitation
DESCRIPTION:Mahawela Anicut Rehabilitation\n(Photo: Mahawela Anicut – Completed Masonry Section)\n \nStatus: 90% Completed\nStream: Narangamuwa Oya\nImplementing Agency: Provincial Irrigation Department – Matale\nDS Division: Laggala\nGN Division: Lakegala\nGeographical Coordinates: 7.291286 N\, 80.502194 E\nPaddy Area Served: 8.8 ha\nBeneficiary Families: 48\nAssociated Initiative: Support to Kaluganga Reservoir Desilting \nProgress Summary: \nRehabilitation work of the Mahawela Anicut has reached its final stages. The structure’s masonry repairs\, sluice gate adjustments\, and desilting of the intake section have been completed. Final inspection and flow testing are pending before official handover. \nField Observation: \nThe rehabilitated anicut is expected to provide a consistent water supply to 48 farming families\, improving crop intensity and resilience to dry-season shortages.
URL:https://gkp.lk/event/activity-no-1-1-2-mahawela-anicut-rehabilitation/
CATEGORIES:Activity 1.1.2
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SUMMARY:Activity No : 1.1.2 - Udatenna  tank silt trap construction - Halambagawatta
DESCRIPTION:SIDT : 1B\nActivity No : 1.1.2\nDistrict: Matale \n\n\nUdatenna Tank Silt-Trap Construction\n\n\n(Photo: Udatenna Tank Site – Silt-Trap Construction)\nStatus: 80% Completed\nImplementing Agency: Provincial Irrigation Department – Matale\nDS Division: Naula\nGN Division: Halambagawatta\nGeographical Coordinates: 7.444374 N\, 80.425119 E\nPaddy Area Served: 55 Acres\nBeneficiary Families: 28\nAssociated Initiative: Support to Moragahakanda Reservoir Desilting \nProgress Summary: \nConstruction of the silt-trap at Udatenna tank is progressing well\, with 80% of physical work completed by the reporting period. Earthwork and excavation activities have been finalized\, while finishing and slope stabilization are ongoing. The intervention aims to reduce silt inflow into downstream irrigation channels and the Moragahakanda reservoir\, enhancing long-term water storage efficiency. \nField Observation: \nThe structure is nearing completion with proper compaction and channel alignment observed during inspection. Local farmers have expressed positive feedback on expected improvements in paddy land irrigation reliability.
URL:https://gkp.lk/event/activity-no-1-1-2-udatenna-tank-silt-trap-construction-halambagawatta/
CATEGORIES:Activity 1.1.2
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SUMMARY:Activity No : 1.1.2 - Gonamada mukalana  tank silt trap construction
DESCRIPTION:Gonamada Mukala Tank Silt-Trap Construction\nSIDT : 1B\nActivity No : 1.1.2\nGonamada mukala  tank silt trap construction – on going project\nStakeholder : Provincial Irrigation department -Matale\nDS division : Naula\,  GN Division : Dodanattawela\nLocation: 7.421298 N  80.404037 E\nPaddy Area  :40  Acre  \, Beneficiaries : 24\nSupport to Moragahakanda reservoir desilting \n(Photo: Gonamada Mukala Site – Excavation in Progress)\n  \nStatus: Ongoing\nImplementing A \ngency: Provincial Irrigation Department – Matale \nDS Division: Naula \nGN Division: Dodanattawela\nGeographical Coordinates: 7.421298 N\, 80.404037 E\nPaddy Area Served: 40 Acres\nBeneficiary Families: 24\nAssociated Initiative: Support to Moragahakanda Reservoir Desilting \nProgress Summary: \nConstruction is currently ongoing\, with excavation and bund shaping activities underway. The silt-trap will significantly reduce sediment transport to downstream water bodies and improve the sustainability of tank operations. \n \nField Observation: \nThe project demonstrates active local participation and adherence to environmental safeguards under the ESMS framework.
URL:https://gkp.lk/event/activity-no-1-1-2-gonamada-mukala-tank-silt-trap-construction/
CATEGORIES:Activity 1.1.2
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SUMMARY:Activity 1.1.2 - Kabara assadduma irrigation canal rehabilitation Activity 1.1.2
DESCRIPTION:Kabara Assadduma Irrigation Canal Rehabilitation\n \nStatus: 40% Completed\nStream: Kabara Assadduma Oya\nImplementing Agency: Provincial Irrigation Department – Matale\nDS Division: Laggala\nGN Division: Naminiya\nGeographical Coordinates: 7.302869 N\, 80.502039 E\nPaddy Area Served: 11.5 ha\nBeneficiary Families: 44\nAssociated Initiative: Support to Kaluganga Reservoir Desilting \nProgress Summary: \nRehabilitation work of the Kabara Assadduma canal commenced to restore the damaged canal sections caused by sediment accumulation and bank erosion. Current work includes earth reshaping\, lining\, and strengthening of canal embankments. \nField Observation: \nWork is progressing according to schedule\, with community labor support engaged under the Provincial Irrigation supervision. The completed sections have improved water flow efficiency\, reducing losses along the midstream areas.
URL:https://gkp.lk/event/kabara-assadduma-irrigation-canal-rehabilitation/
CATEGORIES:Activity 1.1.2
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