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@article{147935,
        author = {Arjun Patel and Prof. Rinni Shah and Prof. Jitendrasinh D Raol},
        title = {Water conservation of Kanadar Village},
        journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology},
        year = {},
        volume = {5},
        number = {11},
        pages = {362-364},
        issn = {2349-6002},
        url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=147935},
        abstract = {Watershed Is Not Simply The Hydrological Unit But Also Socio-Political-Ecological Entity Which Plays Crucial Role In Determining Food, Social And Economical Security And Provides Life Support Services To Rural People. The Criteria For Selecting Watershed Size Also Depend On The Objectives Of The Development And Terrain Slope. A Large Watershed Can Be Managed In Plain Valley Areas Or Where Forest Development Is The Main Objectives. In Hilly Areas Or Where Intensive Agriculture Development Is Planned, The Size Of Watershed Relatively Preferred Is Small. We Are Working Watershed Management In Kanadar Project Which Are The Part Of Integrated Watershed Management Program. Kanadar Project Contains Nine Micro Watersheds And Our Project Located In Kanadar Village. During This Project We Will solve problem of the soil erosion, problem of drinkable water and water for the irrigation purposes. The Likely Outcomes After Complication Of This Project Are Employment, Increase Ground Water Level, And Water For Drinking, Stop soil erosion at bank of river.},
        keywords = {Watershed, Water, Water conservation, Soil stabilization},
        month = {},
        }