Case Study on Water Budget

The problems in this area appear even more serious than originally assessed and solutions are almost certainly more difficult. In simple terms a water budget for the "Bhad river" watershed area can be looked at as water inputs, outputs and changes in storage of this "over-exploited" area. The inputs into the area are precipitation, surface water inflows and capacity of different type of storage like dams, bandhara and yield must be comparable to the output that is various demands like Irrigation demand, public demand like domestic, industrial etc. These are comparatively expressed in this budget.