According to recent data from the central government, there has been a significant 21% decrease in minor irrigation projects in Goa. The decline in these projects, which are crucial for water management and agriculture, raises concerns about the state’s water resources. The data highlights the need for urgent attention and investment in irrigation infrastructure to support farmers and ensure water security in the region. Experts emphasize the importance of sustainable water management practices to mitigate the impact of decreasing irrigation projects. The government and relevant authorities are urged to take proactive measures to address this issue and prioritize the development of irrigation systems in the state. This decline in minor irrigation projects underscores the challenges faced by Goa in managing its water resources effectively. It serves as a reminder of the pressing need to enhance irrigation infrastructure and implement efficient water management strategies to support agriculture and ensure water availability for future generations. The data serves as a call to action for policymakers to prioritize investments in irrigation projects and work towards sustainable water management practices in the region.