π Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM): One Nation, One Tap Vision
π About the Scheme:
β Launched: 15th August 2019
β Aim: Provide tap water to every rural household by 2024 (now extended till 2028)
β Target: 55 litres per person/day
β Type: Centrally Sponsored Scheme
β Implementing Ministry: Ministry of Jal Shakti
π Objectives β Mnemonic: TAP
β T β Target Every Rural Household: Provide Functional Household Tap Connections (FHTC)
β A β Areas of Priority: Quality-affected, drought-prone, desert regions, SAGY villages
β P β Public Places: Tap water in schools, Anganwadis, Panchayats, community buildings
π Features β Mnemonic: WATER
β W β Women & Weaker Sections: 50% womenβs representation in VWSCs & Pani Samitis
β A β Awareness: Jan Andolan for water; voluntary contributions like Shramdaan
β T β Technology: Real-time JJM-IMIS dashboards, IoT sensors
β E β Empowerment via Education: Train 5 villagers (preferably women) per village for water testing
β R β Rural Focus: From βhabitationsβ to βhouseholdsβ; ensure decentralised, community-managed supply
π Challenges β Mnemonic: GAPS
β G β Gaps in Data: Over 12,000 rural habitations face contamination (iron, nitrate, salinity, etc.)
β A β Absence of Infra Quality: Poor restoration post-pipeline work
β P β Poor Maintenance: Only 20 states have proper maintenance policies
β S β Sluggish Execution: Slow rollout of key activities
π Way Forward β Mnemonic: REPAIR
β R β Revise Infra Quality: Link contractor payment to quality, enforce planning
β E β Ensure Data Authenticity: Geotagging, third-party audits, public dashboard
β P β Performance-based Funding: Link funds to state-wise performance
β A β Audit Mechanism
β I β Integrated Planning
β R β Responsive Governance
β¨ #JJM #WaterSecurity #GS2 #Governance #GS3 #Infrastructure
π About the Scheme:
β Launched: 15th August 2019
β Aim: Provide tap water to every rural household by 2024 (now extended till 2028)
β Target: 55 litres per person/day
β Type: Centrally Sponsored Scheme
β Implementing Ministry: Ministry of Jal Shakti
π Objectives β Mnemonic: TAP
β T β Target Every Rural Household: Provide Functional Household Tap Connections (FHTC)
β A β Areas of Priority: Quality-affected, drought-prone, desert regions, SAGY villages
β P β Public Places: Tap water in schools, Anganwadis, Panchayats, community buildings
π Features β Mnemonic: WATER
β W β Women & Weaker Sections: 50% womenβs representation in VWSCs & Pani Samitis
β A β Awareness: Jan Andolan for water; voluntary contributions like Shramdaan
β T β Technology: Real-time JJM-IMIS dashboards, IoT sensors
β E β Empowerment via Education: Train 5 villagers (preferably women) per village for water testing
β R β Rural Focus: From βhabitationsβ to βhouseholdsβ; ensure decentralised, community-managed supply
π Challenges β Mnemonic: GAPS
β G β Gaps in Data: Over 12,000 rural habitations face contamination (iron, nitrate, salinity, etc.)
β A β Absence of Infra Quality: Poor restoration post-pipeline work
β P β Poor Maintenance: Only 20 states have proper maintenance policies
β S β Sluggish Execution: Slow rollout of key activities
π Way Forward β Mnemonic: REPAIR
β R β Revise Infra Quality: Link contractor payment to quality, enforce planning
β E β Ensure Data Authenticity: Geotagging, third-party audits, public dashboard
β P β Performance-based Funding: Link funds to state-wise performance
β A β Audit Mechanism
β I β Integrated Planning
β R β Responsive Governance
β Prelims Question:
Under Jal Jeevan Mission, how much water is targeted per person per day?
A. 40 litres
B. 50 litres
C. 55 litres
D. 70 litres
Ans: C
β Mains Question:
Discuss the vision, progress, and challenges of the Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM). Suggest reforms to enhance its implementation and achieve water security in rural India.
β¨ #JJM #WaterSecurity #GS2 #Governance #GS3 #Infrastructure
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