The study focuses on the 27k15g watershed, a sub-watershed of the Kabani River (k), the 27th river from the south, 15th sub watershed and micro watershed ‘g’ in Wayanad, Kerala (KSLUB, 2024). The main objectives are to control runoff and soil degradation, utilize runoff for beneficial purposes, improve land productivity, and enhance water resources within the watershed. The study likely employed a mixed-methods approach, combining spatial analysis using GIS tools and maps with field observations and socioeconomic data collection (KSPB, 2024). Also, the study involved mapping and spatial analysis, field surveys and socioeconomic data collection. Key findings highlight the influence of spatial factors like slope and existing land use on intervention planning, the importance of considering socioeconomic conditions and community needs for intervention prioritization, and the need for integrating GIS data with field observations for informed decision-making. The study proposes a range of interventions, including arable land interventions, drainage line interventions, livelihood interventions and soil and water conservation interventions. The significance of this study lies in its contribution to sustainable watershed management in the 27K15g watershed and its potential for informing similar efforts in other regions. By identifying site-specific interventions and emphasizing community engagement, the study promotes the efficient use of natural resources, improved land productivity, and enhanced livelihoods for the local population.