Matters which a scheme may provide

A scheme may provide for all or any of the following matters, namely:— (a) improvement of land; (b) conservation or improvement of sub-soil water or moisture or of other soil or water resources; (c) prevention or mitigation of soil erosion; (d) reclamation of waste land; (f) improvement in the methods of cultivation and extension of cultivation; (g) construction of earth works and masonry works in fields, gullies and ravines, including construction of catch-water drains and contour bunding, wherever necessary; (i) training of streams; (j) prohibition or control of grazing or reservation of land for pasture; (k) planting of trees, shrubs and grass for reforestation or for any other purpose of preservation of uncultivable land or providing shelter belts; (l) regulation or prohibition of firing of vegetation; (m) improvement of water supply; (n) sediment control; (o) land drainage; (p) farm irrigation; (q) control of the use of land farming swamps and water channels; and (r) any other matter which is supplemental and incidental to the scheme.