Sindh Agriculture Department Announces Solar-Powered Water Storage Reservoir Scheme 2026
In a significant move to modernize irrigation and support the farming community, the Government of Sindh has officially invited applications for the construction of Solar-Powered Water Storage Reservoirs. This initiative, launched by the On Farm Water Management (OFWM) Wing under the Agriculture, Supply & Prices Department, aims to provide a sustainable solution to water scarcity and rising energy costs for growers across the province.
As climate change and energy crises continue to challenge traditional farming, this Sindh Agriculture Department subsidy scheme represents a landmark opportunity for local “Haris” and landowners to upgrade their infrastructure through a cost-sharing partnership with the provincial government.
Strategic Water Conservation: The OFWM Solar Reservoir Initiative
The core objective of the On Farm Water Management Sindh project is to enhance water efficiency. By utilizing solar power systems to manage water discharge and storage, farmers can reduce their reliance on expensive diesel or inconsistent grid electricity.
The standardized design for these reservoirs is a massive 100 ft x 100 ft x 6 ft structure. This capacity is specifically calculated to provide ample water storage for medium-to-large scale cultivation, ensuring that crops receive timely irrigation even during peak summer months or power outages.
Understanding the Cost-Sharing Model and Selected Vendors
The Sindh government solar scheme 2026 operates on a partnership basis. While the government provides a significant subsidy, the participating farmer is required to contribute a specific share of the total cost. The Agriculture Department has already pre-qualified three reputable vendors to execute these projects.
Approved Vendor List and Farmer’s Financial Share:
| Sr. No | Name of Company / Vendor | Reservoir Size | Farmer’s Share (PKR) |
| 01 | M/S MB Royal Enterprises | 100 ft X 100 ft X 6 ft | 2,392,000 |
| 02 | M/S Pure Peak Enterprises | 100 ft X 100 ft X 6 ft | 2,400,000 |
| 03 | M/S Z & Z Enterprises | 100 ft X 100 ft X 6 ft | 2,420,000 |
Successful applicants will be required to submit their share in the form of an Original Demand Draft in the name of the selected vendor/supplier.
Eligibility Criteria: Who Can Apply for the Sindh Farmer Subsidy?
To ensure transparency and merit-based distribution, the Agriculture, Supply & Prices Department Sindh has established strict eligibility guidelines. This scheme is open to farmers across all districts of Sindh who meet the following requirements:
Sindh Domicile: Only permanent residents and landowners within the province are eligible.
Verified Land Ownership: Applicants must provide a verified copy of Land Revenue Form VII, clearly showing the landholding under their name.
National Identity: A verified copy of a valid CNIC is mandatory.
No Previous Beneficiaries: To promote fair distribution, farmers who have previously received a solar system or reservoir under any Federal, Provincial, or World Bank funded scheme (such as the Sindh Solar Energy Project) are not eligible to apply.
Step-by-Step Application Process for Sindh Solar Reservoirs
The application process has been designed to be accessible for rural communities. Interested growers can follow these steps to secure their spot in the program:
1. Obtain the Form
Application forms are available free of charge at the office of the Directorate General, On Farm Water Management Sindh, Hyderabad. Photocopies of the form are also acceptable.
2. Prepare Documentation
Ensure you have the following documents attached to your application:
Attested copy of CNIC.
Verified Form VII from the relevant Revenue Department office.
Signed affidavit confirming no prior benefits from similar government schemes.
3. Submission Details
Completed application files must be submitted by hand or via registered post to the head office in Hyderabad.
Address: Directorate General, On Farm Water Management Sindh, Shahbaz Building, Block-C, 2nd Floor, Hyderabad.
Contact: 022-920045-46
Deadline: February 27, 2026, by 4:00 PM.

Selection Process: Transparent Balloting (Lucky Draw)
In anticipation of high demand for the latest agriculture jobs and subsidies in Sindh, the department has announced that if the number of applications exceeds the target, a transparent balloting (lucky draw) will be conducted.
Eligible candidates will be invited to participate in the balloting process. The final list of successful farmers will be published on the official department website (dgofwm.org) and displayed at regional offices. This ensures that the Sindh Government irrigation project remains free from political influence or favoritism.
Why Solar-Powered Reservoirs are the Future of Sindh’s Agriculture
The transition to solar-powered irrigation in Pakistan is no longer a luxury but a necessity. The benefits for Sindh’s farmers are manifold:
Zero Operational Costs: Once the initial share is paid, the sun provides free energy, eliminating monthly electricity bills or diesel costs.
Water Security: Storing water in a 6-foot deep reservoir allows for “demand-based” irrigation rather than waiting for canal turns or power supply.
Increased Crop Yields: Consistent water access leads to healthier crops and higher market value for produce.
Environmental Impact: This “green technology” reduces carbon emissions, aligning Sindh with global sustainable farming practices.
Conclusion: Act Now to Secure Your Future
The Solar-Powered Water Storage Reservoir scheme is a golden opportunity for the farmers of Sindh to future-proof their livelihoods. With a clear deadline of February 27, 2026, time is of the essence.
Whether you are a grower in Hyderabad, Sukkur, or Larkana, this investment will pay dividends for decades. For more information, visit dgofwm.org or visit the Shahbaz Building in Hyderabad today. Take the first step toward modern, efficient, and cost-effective farming with the support of the Sindh Agriculture Department.
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