Minor Irrigation Tanks are small-scale water reservoirs constructed mainly to support local irrigation needs.
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Storage tanks play a critical role in water conservation, in areas with irregular rainfall, limited water sources, or high seasonal demand
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Built to store surface runoff water and allow it to slowly seep into the ground
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Weir is a low obstruction that is built across a river or canal to raise the water level, or in parallel to divert the water
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A cement nala Bandhara (CNB) is a bund/obstruction across the nala or stream constructed by using cement concrete to obstruct and store the flowing water.
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A Lift Irrigation Scheme is designed to lift water from lower to higher elevations for agricultural use.
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Kolhapur Type weirs (K.T. weirs) are the storage bandharas firstly initiated and developed in Kolhapur District of Maharashtra State. The K.T. weir are constructed to store the post-monsoon flow of the river / Nalla for a limited depth.
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The main goal of soil and water conservation is to protect natural resources and ensure that the land remains productive and water is available for agriculture, ecosystems, and communities.

