Ministry of Jal Shakti
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IN 2023-24, Gross Budgetary Support of Rs.70,000 Crore Proposed for Implementation of Jal Jeevan Mission

Posted On: 13 MAR 2023 6:16PM by PIB Delhi

To enable every rural household in the country to have potable tap water supply by 2024, through tap water connection at a service level of 55 litre per capita per day (lpcd), of prescribed quality (BIS:10500), on regular and long-term basis, Government of India, in partnership with States, is implementing Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM) – Har Ghar Jal, since August, 2019.

At the time of announcement of Jal Jeevan Mission in August 2019, 3.23 Crore (17%) rural households were reported to have tap water connections. So far, as reported by States/ UTs as on 09.03.2023, additional 8.15 Crore rural households have been provided with tap water connections under JJM. Thus, as on 09.03.2023, out of 19.42 Crore rural households in the country, more than 11.38 Crore (58%) households are reported to have tap water supply in their homes.

Details of Central funds allocated, funds drawn and fund utilization as reported by the States/ UTs under Jal Jeevan Mission is as under –

(Amount in Rs. Crore)

 

Central

Expenditure under State share

Centre + State Expenditure

Year

BE/ RE

Fund drawn by States

Reported utilization

2019-20

10,000.66

9,951.81

5,998.89

4,066.88

10,065.77

2020-21

11,000.00

10,917.86

12,542.03

7,803.36

20,345.39

2021-22

45,011.00

40,009.77

25,524.36

18,679.87

44,204.23

2022-23*

55,000.00

34,765.79

38,195.23

28,802.76

66,997.99

Total

1,21,011.66

95,645.23

82,260.51

59,352.87

1,41,613.38

* As on 09.03.2023                                                                    Source: JJM-IMIS

In 2023-24, Gross Budgetary Support (GBS) of Rs.70,000 Crore has been proposed for implementation of the mission, which is Rs. 15000 crore more than the Budgetary provision of Rs. 55000 crore for 2022-23 The State/ UT-wise allocation of funds under the JJM is decided as per the provisions of its Operational Guidelines.

 Under JJM, while allocating the funds to States/ UTs for provisioning tap water connection, 10% weightage has been given to the population residing in habitations affected by chemical contaminants including Arsenic and Fluoride. Further, States/ UTs have been advised up to 2% of allocated fund could be utilised in water quality monitoring and surveillances.  However, separate allocation is not done for water quality affected areas, including those that are affected with arsenic or fluoride.

This information was given by the Minister of State for Jal Shakti, Shri Prahlad Singh Patel in a

written reply in Rajya Sabha today.  

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AS

 

Annexure

Jal Jeevan Mission: Central fund allocated in 2022-23

S. No.

State/ UT

Allocation (in Rs. Crore)
  1.  

A & N Islands

 9.15

  1.  

Andhra Pr.

 3,458.20

  1.  

Arunachal Pr.

 1,116.35

  1.  

Assam

 6,117.61

  1.  

Bihar

 4,766.90

  1.  

Chhattisgarh

 2,223.98

  1.  

Goa

 49.98

  1.  

Gujarat

 3,590.16

  1.  

Haryana

 1,157.44

  1.  

Himachal Pr.

 1,344.94

  1.  

J&K

 3,039.11

  1.  

Jharkhand

 2,825.52

  1.  

Karnataka

 5,451.85

  1.  

Kerala

 2,206.54

  1.  

Ladakh

 1,555.77

  1.  

Lakshadweep

 36.99

  1.  

Madhya Pr.

 5,641.02

  1.  

Maharashtra

 7,831.25

  1.  

Manipur

 512.05

  1.  

Meghalaya

 747.76

  1.  

Mizoram

 333.91

  1.  

Nagaland

 484.28

  1.  

Odisha

 3,608.62

  1.  

Puducherry

 17.83

  1.  

Punjab

 2,403.46

  1.  

Rajasthan

 13,328.60

  1.  

Sikkim

 136.17

  1.  

Tamil Nadu

 4,015.00

  1.  

Telangana

 1,657.56

  1.  

Tripura

 666.97

  1.  

Uttar Pr.

 12,662.05

  1.  

Uttarakhand

 1,612.50

  1.  

West Bengal

 6,180.25

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AS



(Release ID: 1906490)


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