The women of the households can save their time and energy using this canal water running through their backyards to water their plants and vegetation and for other domestic purposes like washing of clothes and cooking vessels. Without having to walk far as before to fetch water.
Some villagers have already cultivated crops using the water from the canal and have reaped a good harvest. A case in point is B.G Premachandra who, despite being located at the tail end of the canal, has had access to adequate water to successfully cultivate and harvest a good crop of water melons and earn Rs 25000/- by selling it at village fare He was able to grow only green grams in the past as it required less water but that too had not been a sure crop. Furthermore the villagers are effectively applying organic methods and practices to develop their home gardens which have utility crops like coconut, plantains and marketable fruits .Another significant change that can be attributed to the project is the improved water table as a result of the ground water recharge actions and the enrichment of the dry land due to improved vegetation