Sewerage evam Jal Nikasi

SFC boosts Panchayat revenue, allocating 60% to Municipalities/ULBs and 40% to PRIs, while funding is directed towards asset maintenance.

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The Uttar Pradesh government has undertaken various schemes to improve sewerage and municipal drainage systems across 734 municipal bodies.
Municipal Drainage.
There are total 734 municipal local bodies in the state, in which, the current status of water harvesting system is as follows: -

Bodies
Municipal Corporation
a) Total Towns- 17
b) Cities which have sewer system - 16
c) Cities which do not have sewerage system- *1

Municipal Council
a) Total Towns- 194
b) Cities which have sewer system - 46
c) Cities which do not have sewerage system- 148

Nagar Panchayat
a) Total Towns- 523
b) Cities which have sewer system- 3
c) Cities which do not have sewerage system- 520

Total
a) Total Towns- 734
b) Cities which have sewer system- 65
c) Cities which do not have sewerage system- 669

Geographical location of Jhansi is not good for sewer network.
Sewer system is partially available in all the above 65 cities and action is being taken to provide complete sewerage system.

State Sector Program
Against a total of 31 water harvesting schemes till March 2022, financial sanctions of Rs. 758.47 crore have been issued by the government. Out of which, the entire work of 17 schemes has been completed and the work of remaining 14 schemes is in progress. Against Rs.658.07 crore released from the government, Rs.583.87 crore has been spent.

Till March 2022, against a total of 25 drainage schemes, Rs. 244.20 crore financial sanctions have been issued by the government. The work of 12 schemes has been completed and the work of remaining 13 schemes is in progress. Against Rs 233.55 crore released from the government, Rs 199.30 crore has been spent.

Eligibility criteria vary based on specific schemes and projects within each municipal body.

Improved sewerage systems and municipal drainage enhance public health and environmental sanitation.

    Municipal bodies liaise with UP Jal Nigam for the implementation of schemes. Projects are proposed, approved, and monitored by designated committees at the state level.

  1. Detailed project proposals outlining scope, budget, and expected outcomes.
  2. Government orders, resolutions, and approvals for project execution.
  3. Financial statements and expenditure reports for reimbursement and auditing purposes.

The Sewerage evam Jal Nikasi aims to provide basic services like sewerage, to urban households as a national priority.

The Uttar Pradesh Jal Nigam, as designated by government orders, is responsible for executing sewerage and drainage projects across municipal bodies.

Municipal bodies liaise with UP Jal Nigam to propose and implement projects under various schemes. Detailed project proposals are submitted to the respective state-level committees for approval.

Improved systems enhance public health by ensuring proper sanitation and wastewater management, leading to a cleaner environment and better quality of life for residents.

Municipal bodies need to submit detailed project proposals, along with government orders, resolutions, and financial statements for approvals and reimbursement.

The State Sector Program sanctions funds for water harvesting schemes, ensuring sustainable water management across urban areas and facilitating environmental conservation.