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Construction of Solar Pump-Based Lift Irrigation Projects (For Hilly Areas)

CSPLIP

Published: Oct 2026

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Published by Shrish, Editor · First published: 6 Oct 2026

Construction of Solar Pump-Based Lift Irrigation Projects (For Hilly Areas)
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About this agriculture scheme

The scheme aims to provide free and reliable irrigation facilities to farmers in hilly areas by constructing solar-powered lift irrigation projects on high-altitude agricultural lands where conventional canal or pipeline irrigation is not feasible.

The scheme “Construction of Solar Pump-Based Lift Irrigation Projects (For Hilly Areas)” was launched by the Department of Minor Irrigation, Government of Uttarakhand. The scheme aims to provide free and reliable irrigation facilities to farmers in hilly areas by constructing solar-powered lift irrigation projects on high-altitude agricultural lands where conventional canal or pipeline irrigation is not feasible. It is a 100% state government-funded scheme.

Benefits at a glance

Scheme nameConstruction of Solar Pump-Based Lift Irrigation Projects (For Hilly Areas) (CSPLIP)
Launched byMinor Irrigation Department
Benefit typeIn kind (goods, services or support, not cash)
CategoryAgriculture
Level / StateState · Uttarakhand
Official portalgoogle.com (see References at the end)

Key facts

Scheme forInfra
Application modeOffline
Last dateNot given in the official listing
DBT (direct bank transfer)No
Age18 to 80 years

Who can apply (quick check)

  • 👤All genders
  • 🎂Age 18 to 80 years
  • 💼Farmer
  • 📝Offline

Quick check from official data. Full conditions are in the Eligibility section.

What you receive

Under this scheme, farmers will be provided with free irrigation facilities.

In hilly areas, irrigation facilities is made available by constructing solar-powered lift irrigation projects on agricultural lands located at high altitudes, where providing irrigation through canals or pipelines is not feasible.

Who qualifies

  1. The beneficiary must be a resident of Uttarakhand.
  2. The beneficiary must be a farmer engaged in agricultural activities.
  3. Collective irrigation projects will be constructed under the project.
  4. The project cost must not exceed Rs. 4.00 lakh per hectare, and the benefit-cost ratio must be greater than 1.0.
  5. The project is to be implemented specifically in hilly areas.

Who is not eligible

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Papers to keep ready

Documents are required as per the department’s guidelines prescribed for this scheme.

Registration walkthrough

Offline

  • For construction of the project, project's proposal may be submitted to the Division, Sub-Division, or other departmental offices through the Gram Sabha, Gram Panchayat, District Panchayat, or other authorized channels. Based on site inspection and the suitability of the received proposals, a Detailed Project Report (DPR) will be prepared.
  • After examination by the departmental TAC, the DPR is forwarded to the headquarters. After which the proposal is sent to the government for approval. The construction work of the projects is initiated after receiving financial approval from the Government.

Frequently asked questions

Who is eligible for this scheme?

Farmers in hilly areas of Uttarakhand whose agricultural lands are at high altitudes where conventional canal or pipeline irrigation is not feasible are eligible.

Is the scheme fully funded?

Yes, the scheme is 100% state-sponsored, and all costs for project construction are borne by the government.

What type of irrigation projects are constructed under this scheme?

The scheme focuses on collective solar pump-based lift irrigation projects, providing irrigation to multiple farmers in the area.

What is the maximum project cost per hectare?

The project cost should not exceed Rs. 4.00 lakh per hectare, and the benefit-cost ratio must be more than 1.0.

How can a proposal be submitted under the scheme?

Proposals can be submitted to the Division, Sub-Division, or other departmental offices through the Gram Sabha, Gram Panchayat, District Panchayat, or other authorized channels.

What happens after a proposal is submitted?

After submission, a site inspection is conducted. Based on suitability, a Detailed Project Report (DPR) is prepared.

When does the construction of the project start?

Construction begins after receiving financial approval from the government.

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