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Aerial view of a red-soil hillside with rows of newly planted saplings
2021 to 2026

Bank of New York (BNY)

Comprehensive Village Development, Nallur

Nallur, Amaipakkam and Pattikadu, Tamil Nadu

Comprehensive Village Development, Nallur was a National Agro Foundation (NAF) project carried out in partnership with Bank of New York (BNY) in Nallur, Amaipakkam and Pattikadu, Tamil Nadu, from 2021 to 2026. Among the results recorded under NAF's Watershed Division: 1 pond rejuvenated to the tune of 5,250 cubic metres, benefiting 160 families; and 17 hectares benefited from the water harvesting structures created. It is one of 23 completed Watershed Division projects.

Also part of:Agri Division’s work on this projectSocio-Economic Development Division’s work on this project

About this project

Effective water conservation and rejuvenation of waterbodies, ensuring a sustainable water supply for all in the village.

The project is part of NAF’s Watershed Division. Rejuvenated lakes and ponds, check dams, canal lining and recharge structures across Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Karnataka, Maharashtra and Haryana, each one leaving a village with more water than it began with.

Key impact

  1. 011 pond rejuvenated to the tune of 5,250 cubic metres, benefiting 160 families
  2. 0217 hectares benefited from the water harvesting structures created
  3. 032 Sintex tanks installed, benefiting 2 village households
  4. 04Drinking water provision established in Nallur, benefiting 350 villagers
  5. 05Fencing built for the Anganwadi school, creating a secure environment for 26 children

Project at a glance

Status
Completed
Partner / funder
Bank of New York (BNY)
Location
Nallur, Amaipakkam and Pattikadu, Tamil Nadu
Period
2021 to 2026
Key figures
  • 5,250 m³Pond rejuvenated
  • 160Families
  • 17 haBenefited

More completed projects from the Watershed Division

All 23 completed Watershed Division projects