RURAL WATER SUPPLY

Oct 4, 2021
  1. Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM) 2019-2024


Community contribution under JJM

As part of the Jal Jeevan Mission Guidelines, the community has to contribute 5 % of the total cost of the project in cash, kind or labour. The State has seen communities rise up to the challenge and contribute towards achieving 100% functional house hold tap connection (FHTC) in their villages.

 

100-days Campaign to provide assured safe water supply in Schools and Anganwadi Centres

On the Occasion of release of “Margdarshika” and unveiling of JJM Logo on 29th September 2020, Hon’ble Prime Minister spoke about ‘100 days campaign’ to ensure piped water in schools and anganwadi centres across the country, and launched the campaign on 2nd October, 2020.Information, Education and Communication (IEC) campaigns were conducted with WATSAN, School teachers, anganwadi centres and ASHA workers at all District levels.Under this campaign, tap connections to 1872 schools have been provided under JJM or re-affirmed, which were provided during erstwhile National Rural Drinking Water Programme (NRDWP).There are 3980 Angawadi centres in the State, out of which 3450 have been provided water filters till date by Social Welfare Department and 1045 tap connections by PHED.

The IEC Campaign and District wise tap connections achievement under 100-days campaign is tabulated as below:

Sl No District School Anganwadis Total
1 Dimapur 228 144 372
2 Kiphire 132 47 179
3 Kohima 171 152 325
4 Longleng 102 141 243
5 Mokokchung 200 5 205
6 Mon 156 48 204
7 Peren 107 71 178
8 Phek 166 59 229
9 Tuensang 214 95 309
10 Wokha 180 164 347
11 Zunheboto 216 119 335
  Total 1872 1045 2926