Utilization of Rainwater Harvesting and Runoff Water to different Aspect in Niyol Village

Sahdev C Patel, Bhagwan Mahavir College of Engineering & Technology,Surat; Mr. Kuldeepsinh Y Jadeja ,Bhagwan Mahavir College of Engineering & Technology,Surat; Yogesh R Lenka ,Bhagwan Mahavir College of Engineering & Technology,Surat

Rainwater Harvesting, RWHS, Rural uses, Simulator, Viability

Urbanization has become a common feature of Indian society. Growth of industries as a result of industrialization, people have started moving towards the industrial areas in search of employment. These have resulted in the growth of towns and cities. A country can never prosper if the villages are not developed as this is an important part of country’s economy. Our project is about development of appropriate facility and suggestion for up gradation of Niyol village.Niyol is one of the villages in Palsana district. So it is essential to develop the village under the district for the growth of state and also for the country. Slow pace of development in villages and pursuit of better life style has led to huge migration from villages to cities. For most villages on one hand some essential infrastructural facilities like children playground, public garden etc. have been not available and on the other hand provided infrastructural facilities like drinking water, drainage etc. have become insufficient. As per the present scenario, the village has larger area but lack of infrastructures and facilities. They all have separate toilets at home by participating in Swachchh Bharat Abhiyan. The coordination between the villagers is good. But there is lack of employment. There is no proper facilities of transportation and other basic needs. There is mostly health issues are exerting in village. On the basis of collected data from Techno-economic survey & smart village survey, we found GAP between existing facilities and required facilities as per norms.
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Paper ID: GRDJEV03I030068
Published in: Volume : 3, Issue : 3
Publication Date: 2018-03-01
Page(s): 59 - 66