The Swachh Jal se Suraksha campaign was undertaken under the Jal Jeevan Mission to strengthen drinking water quality monitoring, surveillance and community awareness. The report presents the campaign implementation by States/UTs through PHE/RWS departments with participation of Gram Panchayats, local communities and WASH partners. It covers village-level chemical and bacteriological water testing, testing in schools and anganwadi centres, training of women in Field Testing Kit (FTK) use.
This report documents the implementation and outcomes of the Swachh Jal se Suraksha campaign conducted to promote safe drinking water and strengthen water quality monitoring and surveillance. It describes the role of State/UT PHE and Rural Water Supply departments as nodal agencies and highlights the participation of Gram Panchayats, local communities and WASH partners. Key activities include chemical and bacteriological testing of drinking water sources and villages, testing in schools and anganwadi centres, household-level testing, training of women to use Field Testing Kits, and remedial measures for contaminated samples. The report provides consolidated performance information and State/UT rankings, enabling assessment of campaign progress and identification of areas requiring further action. It is useful for programme monitoring, review of water-quality interventions, community mobilisation, capacity building and evidence-based planning under Jal Jeevan Mission.
To Document Campaign Implementation, Assess Water-quality Monitoring Performance, Support Programme Review And Strengthen Community-led Drinking Water Surveillance.
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