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Functions & Activities of GFCC
GANGA FLOOD CONTROL COMMISSION
Ganga Flood Control Commission
Ganga Flood Control Board (GFCB)
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Setup by the Government of India in 1972
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Functions:
 To effectively address the chronic and recurring flood, erosion and
drainage problems in the Ganga basin through an integrated plan
 To lay down the broad policies and decide priorities in the
implementation of various schemes
 To accord approval to the schemes and recommend annual outlays
for their implementation
 To issue necessary directions to Ganga Flood Control Commission in
respect of formulation of comprehensive plan of flood control in
the Ganga Basin and approval of schemes
 16th & last meeting was held on 16.01.2013 at New Delhi
Ganga Flood Control Commission
Ganga Flood Control Commission(GFCC)
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Constituted by the Government of India in 1972
Acts as the Secretariat and the Executive Wing of the Ganga
Flood Control Board
Subordinate office of the Ministry of Water Resources
Headquarter at Patna
Establishment cost of GFCC is included in MoWR Plan
Scheme “River Management Activities & Works Related to
Border Areas”
Total allocation during XII plan is Rs. 45 crore.
46th & last meeting of GFCC held on 19.11.2014 at New Delhi
Ganga Flood Control Commission
GFCC Broad Functions
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Techno-economic appraisal of flood control, drainage, antiwater logging and anti-erosion schemes of Ganga Basin
States except for those on the river Yamuna in the reach
between Tajewala to Okhla Barrage.
Monitoring of the implementation of selected flood control
schemes particularly those receiving Central Assistance /
executed under the Central Sector.
Performance Evaluation of selected Flood Control Schemes
Preparation and updating of Comprehensive Plans of Flood
Management for various river systems in the Ganga basin.
Assessment of the adequacy of existing waterways under
road and rail bridges.
Ganga Flood Control Commission
Cooperation with Nepal / Bangladesh
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Provides technical support to MoWR
Participation in various Committees formed for the purpose:
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Chairman, GFCC is member of Indian Team in JMCWR, JCWR and
JTE, Indian Team Leader of JSTC and Chairman of GHLSC and
KHLC.
Member, GFCC is Indian Team Leader of JCIFM and member of
JCKGP.
Chairman, GFCC / Member GFCC is member of Indian Team in
Indo-Bangladesh Joint River Commission
Appraisal and monitoring of works taken up with funding from
Government of India, wherever required
Ganga Flood Control Commission
GFCC Organisational Chart
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Chairman
Member(Planning)
Member(Coordination)
Director(MP-I)
Director(MP-II)
Director (U.P.)
Director(P&C)
Dy. Director (2)
Asstt. Director (2)
Asstt. Director-II (1)
Dy. Director (2)
Asstt. Director (2)
Asstt.Director-II (2)
Dy. Director (2)
Asstt. Director (2)
Asstt.Director-II (2)
Dy. Director (2)
Asstt. Director (2)
Asstt.Director-II (2)
Supporting Technical Staff -
Supporting Ministerial Staff -
Ganga Flood Control Commission
Work load of GFCC
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Meetings of Ganga Flood Control Board and Ganga Flood
Control Commission
Annual Report of GFCC
Techno-economic Appraisal/Examination of schemes of Flood
Management, Drainage, Anti-erosion, etc.
Submitting proposals of schemes for clearance from TAC and
IMC
Recommendation for schemes for inclusion under FMP and
RMAWRBA for Central Assistance
Regular Monitoring of schemes being implemented under the
FMP
Ganga Flood Control Commission
Work load of GFCC
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Updating of Master Plans for comprehensive flood
management in Ganga Basin
Survey for adequacy of waterways under the road and rail
bridges
Site visits and recommending works by the Kosi High Level
Committee and Gandak High Level Standing Committee
headed by the Chairman, GFCC
Works of India-Nepal Joint Standing Technical Committee led
by Chairman, GFCC
Works related to the India-Nepal Joint Committee on
Inundation and Flood Management
Ganga Flood Control Commission
Work load of GFCC
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Design criteria, material specifications etc of flood management
works and participation in meetings of BIS
Additional works:
• Works related to Ganga Rejuvenation, survey of drains
polluting the Ganga river, renovation of Ghats, etc.
• Site visit of critical flood management and NMCG issues.
• Administrative works (through technical officers)
Ganga Flood Control Commission
Opening of Regional Directorate at Lucknow
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Ministry has sanctioned opening of a regional Directorate at
Lucknow on 12th March, 2015.
As of now, SE (C), UGBO, Lucknow, CWC has been given
additional charge and a room in CWC complex, Lucknow has
been allotted for this office.
One DD and one AD of GFCC have been given additional
charge for this office.
Other posts of DD(02 nos), AD and AD-II (04 nos)are to be
filled up.
Group C post services are to be outsourced.
Ganga Flood Control Commission
Principal Works of office at Lucknow
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Techno-economic appraisal of schemes of Flood
Management, Drainage and Anti-erosion works of UP State.
Monitoring of schemes under FMP.
Works related to GHLSC and monitoring of schemes
recommended by GHLSC.
Participation in TAC/SFC meetings of Irrigation Department,
UP.
Updating of Comprehensive plans for flood management
and reports on adequacy of waterways under rail and road
bridges for river systems in UP.
Ganga Flood Control Commission
Expenditure and Budget provision
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Amount in Rs. crore
YEAR
BE
RE
ACTUAL
EXPENDITURE
2012-13
7.58
6.80
4.80
2013-14
10.58
4.56
4.56
2014-15
6.93
5.94
5.51
2015-16
6.95
Ganga Flood Control Commission
Achievements of GFCC
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Comprehensive plans for flood management for all 23 river systems prepared between
1975 – 1990. These are also updated as per requirement. So far, 22 plans have been
updated once and five plans have been updated twice.(Details at web-site:
http://gfcc.bih.nic.in/achievements.htm )
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Study for assessment of the adequacy of existing waterways under road and rail bridges
for 21 river systems in Ganga Basin has been completed so far.
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Appraisal of Flood Management schemes of Ganga Basin
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About 300 schemes appraised since XI Plan
Monitoring of Schemes implemented with Central funding
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114 schemes taken up under FMP in Ganga Basin in Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, West
Bengal, Himachal Pradesh, Jharkhand and Uttarakhand. 58 schemes have been
completed so far and 4 withdrawn/dropped.
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Report of the Committee constituted by MoWR to find the cause for severe destruction
in Uttarakhand due to flood and erosion during 16-17 June, 2013.
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Report on Diversion of Ganga River near Patna submitted on 30th April 2015 by a
Committee headed by the Chairman, GFCC.
Ganga Flood Control Commission
FMP – Physical Progress
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Status of Schemes included in FMP during XI Plan
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Sl.
No.
State
(1)
(2)
Approved
Completed
(2007-12)
Complet
ed
(201213)
Completed
(2013-14)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
Completed
(2014-15)
Dropped/
Withdrawn
Ongoing
(7)
(8)
1
Bihar
46
33
1
3
4
3
2
2
UP
24
6
-
-
2
-
16
3
WB
11
4
2
-
1
4
4
UK
12
3
1
4
-
4
5
HP
1
-
-
-
-
1
6
JKH
3
2
-
-
-
1
Total
97
48
4
7
4
28
6
contd…
Ganga Flood Control Commission
FMP – Physical Progress
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Status of Schemes included in FMP during XII Plan
Sl.
No.
State
Approved
Completed
Ongoing
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
1
Bihar
4
-
4
2
UP
2
-
2
3
WB
1
-
1
4
UK
9
-
9
5
HP
1
-
1
6
JKH
-
-
-
Total
17
-
17
Ganga Flood Control Commission
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Schemes/Plans completely implemented in
States
No. of schemes completed/ongoing under the FMP during XI
and XII Plans
Sl.
No.
State
Approved
Completed
Ongoing
Droppe
d/withd
rawn
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
1
Bihar
50
41
6
3
2
UP
26
8
18
3
WB
12
6
5
4
UK
21
8
13
5
HP
2
-
2
6
JKH
3
2
1
Total
114
65
45
1
4
Status of Tech Appraisal 2014-15
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Schemes
received
Schemes
cleared
Bihar
25
14
Schemes examined &
observations
communicated to
State Government
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Jharkhand
1
-
1
-
West Bengal
7
-
6
1
Uttar Pradesh
20
17
3
-
Uttarakhand
31
13
18
-
Himachal Pradesh
1
1
-
-
Rajasthan
2
-
-
2
87
45
35
7
State
Total
Ganga Flood Control Commission
Schemes under
examination
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Ganga Flood Control Commission
Details of schemes completed under the FMP (XI & XII
Plans) Basin-wise and benefits accrued
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Sl.
No.
(1)
Basin
(2)
Sche
mes
comp
leted
Est. Cost (Rs. Lakh)
Central Share
(Rs. Lakh)
Area
protected (ha)
Population
protected
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
1
Adhwara
3
3409.963
19923.31
179660
3658456
2
Bagmati
4
15072.88
11304.66
679147
3282218
3
Burhi
Gandak
3
4386.00
3289.50
412000
2772000
4
Gandak
14
31278.18
21970.89
561532
9609120
Ganga Flood Control Commission
Details of schemes completed under the FMP (XI & XII
Plans) Basin-wise and benefits accrued (Contd…)
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Sl.
No.
Basin
Schem
es
compl
eted
Est. Cost (Rs.
Lakh)
5
Ghaghra
4
4864.00
6
Jalangi
1
7
Kamla Balan
8
Area
protected
(ha)
Population
protected
3648.00
15794
380430
2366.81
1775.00
300
15000
3
14534.8
10901.11
753100
2220000
Mahananda
2
16086.22
12064.07
88090
1443000
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Main Ganga
Stem
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30411.97 23374.358
111617
1182410
10
Ram Ganga
1
137
15722
1423.87
Central
Share (Rs.
Lakh)
1281.48
Ganga Flood Control Commission
Details of schemes completed under the FMP (XI & XII
Plans) Basin-wise and benefits accrued (Contd…)
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Sl.
No.
Basin
Schemes
completed
Est. Cost
(Rs. Lakh)
11
Tidal River
System
5
4168.00
3126.00
30262
132250
12
Tons
1
1065.50
958.95
50
1800
Total
65
96251.24 2672529
22455050
129067.86
Central
Share (Rs.
Lakh)
Area
protected
(ha)
Population
protected
Ganga Flood Control Commission
Details of schemes completed under the FMP (XI & XII
Plans) State-wise and benefits accrued
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Sl.
No.
State
Schem
es
compl
eted
Est. Cost
(Rs. Lakh)
Central
Share (Rs.
Lakh)
Area
protected
(ha)
Population
protected
1
Bihar
41
95615.25
70222.87
2577117
21145566
2
Uttar Pradesh
8
16663.90
12498.08
52667
1080002
3
West Bengal
6
6534.81
4901.00
30562
147250
4
Jharkhand
2
1918.00
1438.00
2700
16500
5
Uttarakhand
8
8335.90
7191.3
9483
65732
Total
65
129067.86
96251.24
2672529
22455050
Ganga Flood Control Commission
Area protected by FMP Schemes (Master plan-wise)
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Name of River System
Avg. Flood Prone
Area (L. Ha)
Area ( L. Ha)
%
12.60
1.12
10
Adhwara
NA
0.205
-
Bagmati
2.37
1.9
80
Burhi Gandak
2.02
1.39
68.8
Gandak
1.09
0.75
68
Ghaghra
10.53
0.16
1.5
Jalangi
0.526
0.003
-
Kamla-Balan
0.87
0.45
51.7
Mahananda
2.09
0.90
43
Ram Ganga
2.33
0.001
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Tidal River System
0.15
0.10
66.6
Not much
0.0005
-
Main Ganga Stem
Tons
Ganga Flood Control Commission
FMP – Financial Progress
Amount in Rs. crore
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No
State
1.
Bihar
2.
Jharkhand
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Approved
Central Share
Amount
Released in
Amount Released
in
Total amount released up
to
2013-14
2014-15
31, March 2015
1392.42
88.57
24.92
839.63
29.48
-
-
21.34
Uttarakhand
288.07
53.13
-
102.75
Himachal
Pradesh
Uttar
Pradesh
West Bengal
31.21
-
2.42
36.05
645.89
21.96
15.69
337.49
1679.02
128.80
7.84
1823.5
-
-
-
35.43
4066.09
292.46
50.87
2129.86
Xth Plan Spill
over
TOTAL
Ganga Flood Control Commission
A Few FMP Schemes (Basin-wise)
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Basin
Major Schemes
Adhwara
1.
2.
1.
2.
3.
1.
2.
3.
Bagmati
KamalaBalan
Mabbi Ekmi embankment on the river Darbhanga
Darbhanga Town Protection scheme Part I, II & III
Khagaria Town Protection Scheme Part-I, II, III
Bagmati Flood Management Scheme Phase-I, II, III
Lalbekiya Right embankment
Extension of embankment on the banks of Kamla river
R/s of Kamala embankment
Chisapani Project in Nepal
Badua
1. Raising & Strengthening of embankments on Chandan
Chandan
Kosi
1. Raising & Strengthening of Kosi Embankment in Bihar
Ganga Flood Control Commission
A Few FMP Schemes (Basin-wise)
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Basin
Major Schemes
RupnarayanHaldi-Rasulpur
Sone
1. Ghatal Master Plan
Mahananda
1. Mahananda Flood Management Scheme Phase
I (completed), II & III
1. Raising & Strengthening of Right Burhi Gandak
Embankment
Burhi Gandak
Gandak
1. Proposed Kanhar Reservoir Scheme
2. Proposed Kadhwan Reservoir Scheme
1. Bagha Town Protection Scheme
2. Anti-erosion works & Raising & Strengthening of
Pipra Piprasi Embankment
Ganga Flood Control Commission
Comprehensive Plans – Preparation & Updating
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Ganga basin divided into 23 river systems
Comprehensive plans for flood management for all river systems
prepared between 1975 – 1990
Plans circulated to concerned State Governments for appropriate
action
Some of the Plans are also presented to all concerned including
people representative of the area.
Plans are updated from time to time to include latest planning
and actual status of flood management
 First updating of plans for all river systems except Kosi has
been completed
 Second updating for five river systems also completed.
Ganga Flood Control Commission
Schemes received from the States as per Master Plans
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Execution of anti-erosion works is an annual feature and a result of vagaries of
floods and monsoons.
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Embankment schemes are all covered in the recommendations of the Master
plans.
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All the above completed schemes, except anti-erosion schemes and those
schemes included due to socio-political reasons are generally in accordance
with the Master Plans.
Ganga Flood Control Commission
Action on the Recommendations of
Comprehensive Plans
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Recommendation of
Comprehensive Plan
Action Taken
1
The Buxar-Koelwar embankment scheme
in Bhojpur district in Bihar should be
given top priority and all the existing
gaps on the embankment should be
filled.
The Government of Bihar
has informed that six out of
ten gaps have been closed.
Remaining four are on–
going.
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Construction of new embankments on
the main Ganga river only after detailed
study
Governments
have
informed
that
the
suggestion given in the
Comprehensive Plan is
being
followed
while
finalising the Annual Plan
for flood control.
Ganga Flood Control Commission
Action on the Recommendations of
Comprehensive Plans
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No.
3
Recommendation of
Comprehensive Plan
Action Taken
Anti-erosion works are recommended The recommendation is
only at critical places.
being taken into account
while finalising the antierosion measures on main
stem of river Ganga.
Ganga Flood Control Commission
Action on the Recommendations of
Comprehensive Plans
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No.
Recommendation of
Comprehensive Plan
Action Taken
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The existing flood control and Although the State Governments are agreeable
drainage works should be to the recommendation, however, adequate
looked after adequately and annual maintenance of works is not being done
maintained properly.
due to fund constraints. The works for
strengthening of embankment, re-excavation of
drainage channels and renovation of sluices are
taken to restore the benefits by these
structures.
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Raised platforms in the 58 nos. of raised platforms have been
chronically flood affected areas constructed with requisite facilities needed
should be constructed as a during floods.
flood proofing measure.
Ganga Flood Control Commission
Relevance of GFCC in Flood Management
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Focussed attention on flood management issues of Ganga
Basin States.
Planning and implementation of integrated plan of flood
management- Flood Management of inter-State rivers should
not be undertaken by States in isolation.
Easy in monitoring and imparting technical know how and
flow of Central funds.
Achievements of GFCC being presented
Ganga Flood Control Commission
Details of Posts sanctioned, filled & vacant in
GFCC as on 31.03.2015
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Sl.
No.
Name of post
Sanctioned
strength
Filled
Live vacant DAC Post
Post
GROUP “A”
1.
Chairman
1
1
-
-
2.
Member
2
2
-
-
3.
Director
4
3
-
1
4.
Dy. Director
8
5
2
1
5.
Astt. Director
8
4
-
4
23
15
2
6
Total Group “A”
DAC stands for deemed abolition category
Ganga Flood Control Commission
Details of Posts sanctioned, filled & vacant in
GFCC as on 31.03.2015
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No.
Name of post
Sanctioned
strength
Filled
Live
vacant
Post
DAC Post
6.
7.
GROUP “B” GAZ.
P.S. to Chairman
Astt. Director-II
1
-
-
1
7
2
1
4
8.
9.
Administrative Officer
Private Secretary
1
2
1
1
1
-
10. Head Draftsman
1
-
1
--
11. Asstt.Director Gr.II
Total Group “B”
1
13
1
4
3
6
Ganga Flood Control Commission
Ganga Flood Control Commission
Details of Posts sanctioned, filled & vacant in
GFCC as on 31.03.2015
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Sl.
No.
Name of post
Sanctioned
strength
Filled
Live
vacant
Post
DAC
Post
7
5
1
1
07
05
01
01
GROUP “B”
(NON-GAZ.)
12. Steno Grade-I
Total Group “B”
(Non-Gaz)
Ganga Flood Control Commission
Ganga Flood Control Commission
Details of Posts sanctioned, filled & vacant in
GFCC as on 31.03.2015
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No.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
Name of post
Head Clerk
Hindi Translator Gr.II
Upper Division. Clerk
L.D.C.
Steno Gr. II
Jr. Engineer
Draftsman Gr.I
Draftsman Gr. II
Sr. Computer
Jr. Computer
Ferro Printer
Driver
Total Group “C”
Sanctioned
strength
Filled
Live vacant
Post
DAC Post
4
1
4
10
3
5
6
1
1
3
2
2
42
1
1
4
2
1
4
1
3
1
18
4
1
05
3
4
2
5
1
1
2
1
19
Ganga Flood Control Commission
Details of Posts sanctioned, filled & vacant in
GFCC as on 31.03.2015
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Sl.
No.
Name of post
Sanctioned
strength
Filled
Live
vacant
Post
DAC Post
25. Jr. Gestetnor Operator
1
-
-
1
26. Senior Peon
3
1
-
2
27. Daftary
1
-
1
-
28. Peon
9
6
-
3
29. Chowkidar
1
1
-
-
30. Safaiwala
1
1
-
-
16
09
01
06
101
51
12
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Total Gr. D
Grand Toal (A + B + C )
Ganga Flood Control Commission
Constraints
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Lack of Infrastructure
 GFCC does not have its own office space – office space
provided by Government of Bihar in Sinchai Bhawanown building-G+2 approved instead of G+6.
 Due to less allocation of funds in XI Plan, the office
facilities has not been modernized at par with other
offices.
 Vacancy
of staff involved in maintenance /
procurement works (Junior Engineer) – Officers at
quite high level are involved in these works resulting in
loss on manpower –encadrement of JE.
Ganga Flood Control Commission
Constraints
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Lack of Infrastructure
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Office vehicles are inadequate and the existing ones are old and
obsolete that need to be replaced by new vehicles.
Hitherto GFCC did not receive due attention in matters related
to infrastructure development and manpower posting.
Acute vacancy at almost all levels
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(50 out of 101 posts are vacant)
Posts of Chairman to AD-II belongs to CWES cadre and posting
of Director to AD-II is decided by CWC.
All deemed abolished posts should be revived –Regional
Directorate of GFCC to be operationalised without any post
creation.
Ganga Flood Control Commission
Constraints
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Capacity building
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Most of the officials posted in GFCC do not have experience in
appraisal of Flood Management Schemes. Urgent need for
customized training on FMP, GIS and river modelling software.
No training circulars are received in GFCC. All circulars of CWC/
Ministry pertaining to CWES should have GFCC in mailing list.
Non receipt of data / information from the State
Government
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GFCC officers visit almost every month to State Government
Offices for TAC Meeting / Monitoring / Other meetings.
The matter is pursued in GFCC meeting
The matter is pursued at highest level in GFCB meeting
Ganga Flood Control Commission
Constraints
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Supporting staff belongs to GFCC cadre managed by GFCC -.
“Stand alone cadre” -Lack of experience of ministerial staff in
handling recruitment / promotion cases has resulted in delay
in filling of posts leading to its deemed abolition.
Ganga Flood Control Commission
Proposed Enhancement of Powers
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No.
Existing Delegation to GFCC
Proposed Enhancement for GFCC
1.
Recurring Contingent Expenditure (As
per Schedule-V)-Rs. 35,000/- per
annum
Rs. 1 lakh per annum as provided for
Chairman(CWC), Chairman (CGWB),
Director (CWPRS), GM (FBP)
2.
Non-Recurring Contingent Expenditure Rs. 1.5 lakh in each case as provided for
(As per Schedule-V)-Rs. 80,000/- in Chairman (CWC), Chairman (CGWB),
each case.
Director (CWPRS), GM (FBP)
3.
For hiring private vehicle (As per Rs. 1 lakh per annum as provided for
Annexure to Schedule-V)-Rs. 50,000/- CWC, CGWB, CWPRS, FBP.
per annum
4.
Local purchase of petty stationery Rs. 10 lacs
stores (As per Annexure to Schedule-V)Rs. 3 lacs.
5.
New-Laptop/Notebook-Nil
Rs. 5 lacs per annum subject to the
condition that cost per computer does
not exceed Rs. 70,000/-
Ganga Flood Control Commission
Proposed Enhancement of Powers
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No.
Existing Delegation to GFCC
Proposed Enhancement for
GFCC
6.
Recurring Miscellaneous Expenditure (As per Rs. 50,000/- per annum as
Schedule-VI)-Rs. 25,000/- per annum.
provided for HoDs of CWC,
CGWB, CWPRS, FBP &
Ministry (Proper).
7.
Expenditure on formal inter-departmental and Rs. 60 for light refreshment
other meetings/conferences (As per Schedule-VI)- and Rs. 200 for working
Rs. 30 for light refreshment and Rs. 100 for working lunch.
lunch.
8.
Nomination of staff for participation in Rs. 2 lakh per annum.
Conferences/Seminars/Workshops
within
the
country (As per Annex-IV)-Rs. 1 lakh per annum.
9.
Sponsoring staff for training within India (As per
Annex-IV)-Rs. 50,000/- per annum.
Rs. 1 lakh per annum.
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THANK YOU
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Ganga Basin – Salient Features
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Drainage area:
Water Resources:
Average rainfall:
Length of Ganga main stem:
Cropped area:
Flood prone area:
Area protected:
86.1 Mha
525 BCM
800-1400 mm
2525 Km
58.0 Mha
20.4 Mha
9.4 Mha
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Flood Prone / Protected Areas
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#
State
Flood Prone Area
as per RBA (Mha)
Area Protected
(Mha)
1
Bihar (including Jharkhand)
4.260
2.950
2.
Delhi
0.070
0.070
3.
Haryana
2.350
2.000
4.
Himachal Pradesh
0.476
0.012
5.
Madhya Pradesh (including Chhattisgarh)
0.337
0.004
6.
Rajasthan
3.260
0.082
7.
Uttar Pradesh (including Uttarakhand)
7.340
1.705
8.
West Bengal
2.670
2.568
20.420
9.391
(46%)
Total
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Flood Prone Area of Ganga Basin States
(Total Area: 20.40 Mha as per RBA)
Uttar Pradesh
(including Uttarakhand)
35.98%
West Bengal
12.99%
Rajasthan
15.98%
Bihar
(including Jharkhand)
20.88%
Himachal Pradesh
1.13%
Haryana
11.52%
NCT of
Delhi
0.25%
Madhya Pradesh
(including Chhattishgarh)
1.27%
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GFCC Budget 13-14
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S.No. Head of account
Final Estimate 2013-14
Expenditure 2013-14
3,36,00,000
3,56,08,204
1,50,000
65,235
29,00,000
28,96,070
Foreign Travel Expenses
1,00,000
1,05,138
5
Office Expenses
8,00,000
5,01,602
6
Minor Works
73,90,000
58,13,149
7
Machinery & Equipment
6,00,000
6,28,821
8
Over Time Allowances
10,000
-Nil-
4,55,50,000
4,56,18,219
1
Salary
2.
Medical
3
Domestic Travel Expenses
4
TOTAL
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GFCC Budget 14-15
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S.No. Head of account
Final Estimate 2014-15
Expenditure 2014-15
4,38,90,000
4,19,55,000
3,00,000
1,33,000
30,00,000
29,97,000
7,00,000
1,29,000
Office Expenses
10,00,000
9,85,000
6
Minor Works
80,00,000
68,69,000
7
Machinery & Equipment
25,00,000
20,25,000
8
Over Time Allowances
10,000
5,000
5,94,00,000
5,50,98,000
1
Salary
2.
Medical
3
Domestic Travel Expenses
4
Foreign Travel Expenses
5
TOTAL
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Ganga Flood Control Commission
GFCB Composition
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Union Minister for Water Resources
- Chairman
Union Minister of State for Water Resources
- Member*
Union Ministers of Finance, Road Transport &
Highways, Railways and Agriculture (or their
representative)
- Member
Chief Ministers of Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal,
Haryana, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Himachal
Pradesh, Delhi, Uttarakhand, Jharkhand,
Chhattisgarh (or their representatives)
- Member
Member, Planning Commission
- Member
Chairman, GFCC
- Member-Secretary
* Chairman in absence of Union Minister of Water Resources
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GFCC Composition
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Chairman, GFCC
-
Member(Planning) & Member(Coordination), GFCC
Full Time Chairman
Full Time Members
Chief Engineer in charge of Flood Control from Bihar, Uttar
Pradesh, West Bengal, Jharkhand and Uttarakhand
-
Part Time Members
Engineer-in-Chief(WRD) of Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh
-
Part Time Members
Member (RM), CWC
-
Part Time Member
Director, CWPRS
-
Part Time Member
Chief Engineer(LGB), CWC
-
Part Time Member
Chief Engineer (Planning), Roads Wing, MoRTH
-
Part Time Member
Director (Civil Engg. Wing), Railway Board
-
Part Time Member
Chief Engineer in charge of Flood Management from Haryana,
Himachal Pradesh, Rajasthan & Delhi
-
Permanent Invitees
Director, RDSO, Ministry of Railways
-
Permanent Invitee