Interacting with visiting delegation of 13 Afghan officers and JICA-India in under the leadership of Subroto Takuldar, Principal Development Specialist of JICA-India here today, Baldi said that Himachal government was obliged to JICA and the Union government for providing assistance of Rs 321 crore to Himachal under the project for improving the socio-economic conditions of farming families in five districts-Mandi, Kangra, Hamirpur, Bilaspur and Una since 2011.
The farming Community has been organised into Krishak Vikas Associations (KVAs) who are operating and maintaining the irrigation system themselves. The ownership of the irrigation systems have been completely transferred to them.
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