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CMC
has designed, developed and implemented
a management information system (MIS)
for this World Bank-funded project in
Maharashtra, India
The
product
MIS: Management
Information System
A comprehensive
system for the planning, design, construction,
monitoring, operation and maintenance
of irrigation schemes
The
client
Irrigation
Department, Government of Maharashtra
The department controlling water resources
in India's most industrialised state
Project
Development and establishment of management
information systems (MIS) for six selected
major irrigation projects under the World
Bank-funded Maharashtra Composite Irrigation
Project - III (restructured)
Background
Out of the six selected irrigation projects,
three schemes - Kukadi, Bhima and Krishna
- are located in the Krishna river basin.
The remaining three - Upper Penganga,
Majalgaon and Jayakwadi - are located
in the Godavari river basin in the state
of Maharashtra.
These
six projects are administered by the chief
engineer (specified projects), Pune, and
the chief engineer (specified projects),
Aurangabad. Each of the six projects is
administratively divided into two circles
- a project circle, headed by a superintending
engineer and a command area development
(CAD) circle, headed by an administrator.
Each circle administratively controls
four to five divisions, and each division,
in turn, has four to five sub-divisions.
A
special analysis and evaluation cell (SAEC),
headed by a superintending engineer, coordinates
and interacts with the different project
circles, CADA circles and associated institutions
like the directorate of irrigation research
and development (DIRD), the public works
department (PWD), the revenue department
(resettlement and rehabilitation), the
quality control organisation and the agriculture
department. The roles of the associated
institutions have been specified by the
state irrigation department.
Objective
The primary objective of developing and
establishing an MIS for the selected major
irrigation schemes was to provide a comprehensive
system facilitating planning, design,
construction, monitoring, operation and
maintenance of the schemes.
The
system developed by CMC
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Provides quick, accurate and relevant
information |
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Improves
data management and handling capacity |
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Provides
effective sharing of data and information
amongst various management levels
and with associated offices |
Scope
CMC handled the study, design, development,
testing and installation of the management
information system, training of officials,
as well as implementation support for
the system.
MIS
has the following modules:
Construction
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Land acquisition |
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Rehabilitation
and resettlement |
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Resource
requirement planning |
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Procurement
monitoring |
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Stores
and inventory |
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Asset
management |
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Schedule
of rates |
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Roads
and bridges |
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On-farm
development works |
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Quality
control |
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Construction
monitoring and management |
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Works
accounts |
Operation
and maintenance
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Plan of operation and management |
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Drainage
network monitoring maintenance management |
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Resource
requirement planning |
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Coordination
with water users' associations (WUAs) |
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Command
area agriculture |
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Asset
management |
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Integrated agriculture development
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Maintenance
management |
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Project
management |
Administration
management
Personnel administration
System
The system is based on a client-server
configuration. The server is a Pentium
machine with open SCO Unix as the operating
system and open Ingres as the back-end.
The clients are 486 PCs with Gupta SQL
5.0 (with Ingres router) as the front-end,
operating in MS Windows.
MIS
covers the offices of the secretary, the
joint secretary and the deputy secretary
of the state irrigation department based
in Mumbai, and is connected to the offices
of the chief engineers (specified projects)
in Pune and Aurangabad.

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