Water Management In Rural Areas ( Ambade )

Water Management In Rural Areas ( Ambade )

Mrs. Kashmire.M.S.1 , Ms.Pinjarkar.S.S2, Mr. Alok Raj.3, Mr. Sandesh Kolkar4, Mr.Narayan Kawde5, Mr.Mahesh Kurhade 6

HOD of Civil Department 1

Co-Ordinator of Civil Department 2

Lecturer, Department of Civil Engineering3

Student of Civil Engineering Department4, 5, 6 & 7

BhivrabaiSawant Polytechnic, Wagholi, Pune, India.

Narayankawde2005@gmil.com, Mr. Alok Raj

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Abstract –

In Maharashtra, there are 29 Districts 41,000 villages, and 378 urban centres. In which the village Ambade of Bhortaluka in the Pune district has a net areaof686.366Hectareswithpopulationof1484 and 326 households.

Water is one of the most essential natural resources for sustaining life. Its development and management play a vital role in agriculture production. Given the rapid increase in population, urbanization, and industrialization, the demand for water to meet various requirements is continuously increasing. The quality of surface water and groundwater is also deteriorating because of increasing pollutant loads from various sources. Climate change may also adversely affect the availability and distribution of water resources.

This article presents an overview of relevant issue spertaining  to the development and management of water resources.