Overview of NRDWP & NBA in Maharashtra. Director Water & Sanitation Support Organization (WSSO) Water Supply & Sanitation Department (WSSD)

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Overview of NRDWP & NBA in Maharashtra Director Water & Sanitation Support Organization (WSSO) Water Supply & Sanitation Department (WSSD)

Status of Drinking Water coverage Water & Sanitation Support Organization Govt of Maharashtra

STATE PROFILE Particulars Nos. No. of Districts 34 No. of Blocks 351 No. of Gram Panchayats 27,918 No. of Habitations 1,00,488 Rural Population as on 1.04.14 6.61 Cr. Population % SC 0.80 12.10% ST 0.94 14.22% General 4.87 73.68%

Coverage of SC/ST/ Minority / LWE Habitations as on 1.04.2014 Particulars Total habitations Coverage State % National Total habitations 1,00,488 87,339 86.91 73.66 SC Concentrated Habitations 2,254 1,952 86.60 75.16 ST Concentrated Habitations 17,505 15,973 91.25 76.08 Habitations in Minority concentrated Districts 8,348 6,718 80.47 64.79 LWE Concentrated Habitations 3,757 3,301 87.86 72.90

STATUS OF COVERAGE OF HABITATIONS S.N. Particulars State National Habitations % Habitations % 1 Habitations covered by PWSS 69,896 69.56 6,61,713 39.10 2 Habitations covered by Hand pumps / Bore wells 26,004 25.88 9,02,904 53.36 3 Habitations covered by Others 4,588 4.56 1,27,634 7.54 Total 1,00,488 100.00 16,92,251 100.00

POPULATION WISE COVERAGE STATUS Population wise overall coverage status Population wise coverage Population State % National Total Population 6.61 Cr. Fully covered population 5.00 Cr. 76% 70% Partially covered population 1.61 Cr. 24% 30% Population wise PWS coverage status Particulars Population State % National Total Population 6.61 Cr Population covered by PWS 5.44 Cr 82% 47 % Population covered by Others 1.17 Cr 18% 53 %

The Centrally sponsored National Rural Drinking Water Program (NRDWP) is being implemented in Maharashtra since 1.04.2009 NRDWP is an umbrella program covering all central & state funding schemes Funding under NRDWP Type of fund Components Funding Pattern Central : State Programme Fund Support Fund Coverage & Water Quality (67%) O & M (15%) 50 : 50 Sustainability (10%) 100 : 00 Support (5%) WQMSP (3%) 100 : 00 The Annual Action Plan for 2014-15 includes 13,162 habitations with target 4,200 habitations. The GoI Allocation for 2014-15 is Rs.732.38 Cr. With state matching Allocation of Rs.592.37 Cr.

Priority for coverage of habitations 1 0% covered habitations 2 Water Quality affected habitations 3 0-25% covered habitations 4 25-50% covered habitations 5 50-75% covered habitations 6 75-100% covered habitations Priority 7 Schemes where life span is nearing completed 8 Tanker fed habitations for more than 3 yrs. Note : 1) In each category ODF habitations will be given top most priority. 2) Coverage means provision within a distance of 100 mtrs from the household from either a public or a community source.

Revised Norms for providing potable drinking water in Rural Areas Purpose Qty. as per 40 lpcd Qty. as per 55 lpcd Drinking 3 3 Cooking 5 5 Bathing 15 15 Washing utensils & house 7 10 Ablution/ Toilets 10 10 Washing of cloths & other uses - 12 Total 40 55 Since ARWSP (1972), the norm of 40 lpcd is adopted. However under 12 th Five year plan the norm is revised to 55 lpcd.

NRDWP 2014-15 : State Annual Action Plan & Allocation Sr. No. Component Annual Action Plan Allocation Rs. in Cr. Central State Total Central State Total 1 Coverage -WQ ( 62%) 767.79 767.79 1535.59 467.47 467.47 934.93 2 Sustainability ( 10%) 70.10 0.00 70.10 62.33 0.00 62.33 3 O& M ( 15% ) 118.23 118.23 236.46 93.49 93.49 186.99 Programme Total (Excluding 5% earmarked WQ) 956.12 886.03 1842.15 623.29 560.96 1184.25 4 Earmarked WQ ( 5% ) 14.10 14.10 28.20 31.37 31.37 62.74 Programme Total 970.22 900.13 1870.35 654.65 592.33 1246.98 4 Support ( 5% ) 56.02 0.00 56.02 48.55 0.00 48.55 5 WQM & SP ( 3% ) 34.26 0.00 34.26 29.13 0.00 29.13 Grand Total 1060.50 900.13 1960.63 732.33 592.33 1324.66

NRDWP AAP 2014-15 : Details of Habitations & Schemes Total Habitations/ Schemes included in AAP Particulars Individual PWS R.R. PWS Hand Pump/Borewell Dug well/open well Total Habitations 11127 1393 109 533 13162 Schemes 8496 111 107 529 9243 Targeted Habitations/ Schemes Particulars Individual PWS R.R. PWS Hand Pump/Borewell Dug well/open well Total Habitations 3642 135 79 344 4200 Schemes 2884 21 79 342 3326

NRDWP Issues Data Entry on MoDWS IMIS at District Level Incomplete Schemes Delayed Completion for more than 3 years (Around 2000 Schemes). Central Govt. has taken a stand that their funds can not be utilized for delayed schemes (More than 5 years) Delay in Estimate preparation for newly included schemes Out of 6900 New Schemes in AAP, only 1200 schemes could be started till date Higher OB & Less Expenditure leading to difficulty in getting Central Funds Individual HH connections (Out of 8 Lakh, the achievement is only 61000) Special Drive for Financial closure of Physically completed schemes to be undertaken AG Audit (2008-9, 2009-10) for 10 Districts (Pune, Kolhapur done, Balance Wardha Nagpur, Buldhana, Amaravati, Nashik, Nagar, Aurangabad & Raigad remaining)

Anjangaon Daryapur RRWSS 156 Villages Scheme Gravity Based Scheme ISO 9000 Scheme F.T.L. 449.50 L.S.L. 413.50 L.S.L. 410.00 Lip of A.F.408.00 Daryapur Town Anjangaon Town Rural L.S.L. 400.00 : 1 M.B.R. - 12.0 lac lit. : 1 M.B.R. - 10.0 lac lit. : 9 M.B.R. - 35.0 lac lit. Anjangaon M.B.R. 10 lac lit F.S.L. 377.00 Nandrun M.B.R. 5 lac lit (18 V) F.S.L. 306.65 Yeoda M.B.R. 8 lac lit (15 V) F.S.L. 318.75 G.L. 347.00 Nimbhari M.B.R. 2 lac lit (7 V) F.S.L. 328.00 (15 V) Daryapur (R) Daryapur (U) M.B.R. 2 lac lit M.B.R. 12 lac lit F.S.L. 310.00 F.S.L. 312.00 Songaon M.B.R. 3.5 lac lit (29 V) Khallar M.B.R. F.S.L. 331.75 3.5 lac lit (19 V) F.S.L. 334.75 G.L. 303.00 G.L. 305.00 Arala M.B.R. 3 lac lit (21 V) F.S.L. 325.35 Mahimapur M.B.R. 2 lac lit (9 V) F.S.L. 336.00 Shinganapur M.B.R. 6 lac lit (23 V) F.S.L. 328.30 G.L. 318.00 G.L. 277.00 G.L. 289.50 G.L. 282.00 G.L. 300.00 G.L. 282.00 G.L. 296.40 G.L. 297.30

24X7 PWS Population: 3000 Drinking Water Measures: 4 Open Dug Wells 2 Bore Wells fitted with Hand Pumps 1 Bore Well fitted with Power Pump Result: Seasonal Drinking Water Scarcity GP: Umari Meghe Block: Wardha District: Wardha Project Initiatives: 24*7 Scheme During 2012-13 under NRDWP One source for PWS was selected using participatory Approach. Source Strengthening measures were taken. 100% metering was done. Bulk water meters were also installed to detect and lower leakages. Pumping hours were reduced from 13 Hrs to 4 Hrs. A steady rate of 55 LPCD is being maintained. Automatic Chlorine Dozer was fitted. Work of recovery is assigned to Women SHG. O&M cost worked out is Rs.8.00/100 litre and was accepted by the community Recovery percentage is more than 90%.

Solar power based dual pump systems Name of the village- Changera Taluka- Gondia District- Gondia Scheme Details- Bore well is fitted with 1 HP (900 WATT) solar photovoltaic submersible pump This is in addition to the existing India Mark II hand pump. Solar panels of 675 watt are provided with the system. Scheme consists of 5000 liters HDPE water storage tank mounted on 3 meter high fabricated steel structure. Distribution system with two public stand posts is provided in the village. Household connections are also provided to 152 households. Water is made available round the clock, i.e. continuous during day time by solar pumps & from storage tank at night. Hand pump is available as secondary pumping device. The cost of the scheme is Rs.5.10 lakhs

Solar power based dual pump systems Population: 726 Drinking Water Measures: 2 Open Dug Wells 2 Bore Wells fitted with Hand Pumps Hilly Area with Hard Rock exposures Load Shading for more than 10 Hrs. Result: Seasonal Drinking Water Scarcity GP: Chavani Block: Khalapur District: Raigad Project Initiatives: Installation of Solar based Dual Pump During 2009-10 under NRDWP existing Bore Well was selected using participatory Approach. The simple hand Pump was replaced with Solar based Dual Pump Plastic tank of 5000 litres was mounted on a elevated metal frame. Distribution lines were laid. Cost of the Project: Rs. 5.46 Lac. Water availability 24*7 round the year.

Population: 947 Drinking Water Measures: 1 Open Dug Well Stream at 2.5 Kms Hilly Area with Hard Rock exposures. High Rainfall area. Load Shading for more than 10 Hrs. Result: Seasonal Drinking Water Scarcity Rain Water Harvesting in Tanks GP: Palsoshi Block: Bhor District: Pune Project Initiatives: Rain Water Harvesting through Tanks During 2004-05 under Aaple Pani Project GP selected. 132 Water tanks were erected. Diameter 2.90m, 1.60m Height, Capacity 10,000 Litres 49.00 Lac litres water is collected. Cost of the Project: Rs. 55.50 Lac. Water availability 24*7 round the year.

NIRMAL BHARAT ABHIYAN WATER AND SANITATION SUPPORT ORGANISATION WATER SUPPLY AND SANITATION DEPARTMENT GOVERNMENT OF MAHARASHTRA

Baseline Survey and Current Status of NBA Coverage Base Line Survey Status - 2012 Total Rural House Holds House Holds with Toilets House Holds without Toilets 12524797 6032391 6492406 State Rural Sanitation Coverage as per Census 2011 Rural Sanitation Coverage as per NSSO 2012 Rural Sanitation Coverage as Baseline Survey 2012-13 Maharashtra 44.20 46 48.04

FUNDING PATTRAN Components Central Share State Share Beneficiary share Amount IHHL BPL IHHL APL (SCs,STs,small and marginal farmer, women headed, PH, landless laborers with Homestead ) Rs-3200 Rs-3700(for hilly Area) Rs-1400 Rs 900 Rs -5500 Sanitary Complexes 60% 30% 10% 2,00000 School Toilets 70% 30% 0 35,000 38,500(for hilly Area) Anganwadi Toilets 70% 30% 0 8000 10,000(for hilly Area) SLWM 70% 30% 0 Up to 150-7 lakh 151 to 300-12 lakh 301 to 500-15 lakh 501 and above-20 lakh

BASELINE SURVEY AND NBA TARGET Components Total Target For PIP 2012-2019 NIRMAL BHARAT ABHIYAN Achievement up to August 2014 (2012-2014) Remaining Target Total IHHL 6492406 787727 5704679 Community Complexes 17275 1047 16228 SLWM 27902 154 27748 RSM 365 1 364

IHHL:-MONTHLY PHYSICAL PROGRESS REPORT AUGUST 2014-15 COMPONENTS TARGET ACHIEVEMENT ONLINE % IHHL APL 409660 27493 6.71% IHHL BPL 186746 11886 6.36 TOTAL IHHL 596406 39379 6.60

Current status of Nirmal Gram Puraskar Total District Total No. of GPs Total Awarded GPs Propose for NGP 2013-14 No.of GPs Recommended for Survey(GoI) By States 33 27902 9523 1706 1604

NBA Revised Ambitious Targets (2022 to 2019) (Swach Bharat- Swasth Bharat) Recurring Changes of Guidelines Lack of dedicated Front Line Workers (Like ASHA, AWW, ANM) Nirmal Doot Revival Defunct Toilets (Funds and Behavioral change) O&M of Community Sanitary Complexes & School Anganwadi Toilets Devolution of Funds through Gram Panchayat Monitoring Failure at District Level UC & ASAs

ODF, Nirmal Gram GP: Laxminarayanpur Block: Devli District: Wardha Houses: 180 Population: 709 Pre Conditions: IHHLs: 07 SLWM: Not even thought of Cleanliness: Poor Women SHGs: Nil Post project Conditions: IHHLs: 180 SLWM: Separate collection (Dry & Wet) Cleanliness: Nirmal Gram Women SHGs: 02

ODF, Nirmal Gram GP: Somurdi Block: Purandar District: Pune Houses: 171 Population: 750 School Toilet: Before project School Toilet After Project: 2012-13