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PM @narendramodi's vision 'sabka saath sabka vikas', reflects in #JalJeevanMission to provide assured tap water supply to every rural household by 2024.

#JJM is implemented in partnership with States to ‘improve quality of life’ & enhance ‘ease of living’.

@PMOIndia

 To fulfill the aspirations of every family to have piped water supply in their home, #JalJeevanMission aims to provide tap water connection to every rural household by 2024 so that people do not have to wait in a queue to fetch water or depend on tankers/ trains during summers.
#JalJeevanMission aims for universal coverage of all rural households by following the principle of ‘equity and inclusiveness’, i.e. every family in the village gets tap water connection and ‘no one is left behind’.

@PMOIndia @gssjodhpur
Under #JalJeevanMission, every family, irrespective of their socio-economic background, to have an assured piped water supply in their home. The principle is ‘no one is left out’.

@PMOIndia @gssjodhpur
#JalJeevanMission is making relentless efforts to bring improvements in the lives of people by ensuring the provision of potable water supply to bridge the rural-urban divide in terms of such a basic necessity of life.

@PMOIndia @gssjodhpur
#JalJeevanMission aims to provide potable water to every home at the service level of 55 litres per person per day, of prescribed quality on a regular and long-term basis. Building partnerships, changing lives.

@PMOIndia @gssjodhpur
The provision of household tap connection in rural areas under #JJM will certainly be a boon in removing ‘drudgery’ of women, especially girls, as they will no longer have to bear the burden of fetching water from a distance. Potable tap water in home brings 'ease of living'.
Assured supply of potable tap water in household premises under #JJM will not only help in curbing water-borne diseases but saves time. It will also help people living in rural areas, especially women, to devote time towards economic activities.

@PMOIndia @gssjodhpur
#JJM is a decentralized, demand-driven, community-managed programme with GP and/ or its sub-committee, i.e. Village Water and Sanitation Committee (VWSC), Paani Samiti playing a key role in planning, implementation, management, O&M of in-village water supply systems.
To ensure the decision-making role of women and weaker sections in managing water supply in their villages, under #JJM, half of the Paani Samiti/ VWSC members have to be women and proportionate representation from weaker sections of society.

@PMOIndia @gssjodhpur
Under #JJM, every village prepares a #VillageActionPlan (VAP) for 5 years by dovetailing resources of different schemes at the village level. VAP to focus on strengthening of drinking water sources, water supply, greywater reuse and operation & maintenance.

@PMOIndia @gssjodhpur
50% of #FinanceCommission grants to rural local bodies/ PRIs is for providing assured potable water supply and improved sanitation in villages. This is another step towards strengthening 'gram swarajya'.
Under #JalJeevanMission, priority is given to saturating villages in water-stressed areas, quality-affected areas, #AspirationalDistricts, SC/ ST majority villages, Sansad Adarsh Gram Yojna (SAGY) villages, Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTGs), etc.

@NITIAayog
#JM gives highest priority to potability of drinking water, which has huge impact on water-borne diseases and public health. States/ UTs to ensure accreditation of water quality testing laboratories and open them to people so that they get water samples tested at nominal rates.
Under @jaljeevan_, for water quality surveillance, at least 5 persons especially women in every village, are trained on using Field Test Kits (FTKs) to test water quality at village level. Constant vigil on the quality of water will help in controlling water-borne diseases.
#JJM
With the aim to create a pool of skilled human resource in villages, emphasis on skilling of people in villages to prepare cadre of masons, plumbers, pump operators, fitter, motor mechanics, etc. This will help in creating and managing water supply systems.

@PMOIndia
In 2019 on #GoodGovernanceDay, PM @narendramodi released the operational guidelines for implementation of #JalJeevanMission.

States/ UTs are working tirelessly to ensure tap water connection to every rural household.

@PMOIndia @gssjodhpur

https://t.co/5NExrzMRbN
Since the release of guidelines, over 2.91 Crore families living in rural areas got tap water connection in their homes under #JJM.

Now, 32% of country's rural families have assured tap water supply in homes improving their quality of life & bringing 'ease of living'.

@PMOIndia
#JJM
26 districts across the country have become #HarGharJal districts, i.e. every rural household in the district has assured tap water supply in their home.

@PMOIndia @gssjodhpur
To reduce vulnerability of children from water-borne diseases and in the context of #CoVid-19 pandemic,100-day campaign launched to provide assured tap water supply to every anganwadi centre, ashramshala & school, which will improve health and well-being of children. @UNICEF @WHO
#JalJeevanMission
#HarGarJal

Regular supply of potable tap water in every rural home. Gram Panchayat or user group, i.e. VWSC or Paani Samiti to work as a public utility.

#Atmanirbhar village, atmanirbhar India.

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