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Civil services chronicle published this article page no 79 jal jeevan mission (jjm) was launched back in 2019 to bring piped water supply to every rural household in india by 2024 and with the ambition to invest in sustainable water usage and opportunities for women and girls who will have averted time lost to travel to collect water for their homes UPSC Preparation magazine.
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The success of the programme is attributed to the 4 Ps - political leadership public financing partnerships and public participation. With the Prime Minister leading from the front SBM in a true sense became a peoples movement of such a magnitude that few could have imagined. As the Prime Minister said on October 2 2019 at Ahmedabad on the occasion of the 150th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi "But now the question is — whatever we have achieved is that enough? The answer is simple and clear. What we have achieved today is just one stage only one level. Our journey towards clean India continues unabated." In February 2020 Union Cabinet approved Phase II of the Swachh Bharat Mission- Grameen (SBM-G). It has a total outlay of Its. 140 881 Crore to focus on solid and liquid waste management (SLWM) and the sustainability of ODF status. At about the same time the 15th Finance Commission report for the year 2020-21 was released. It also provided much-needed tied grants for sanitation to rural local bodies. Thus the Phase II of the SBM-G is planned to be a novel model of convergence between different verticals of financing and various schemes of the Central and State governments. The Department of Drinking Water and Sanitation (DDWS) is implementing this in a Mission Mode from 2020-21 to 2024-25. Phase II will provide competition success review
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SBM Phase II From ODF to ODF Plus The key objective of the SBM Phase II is to make villages across India ODF Plus villages. An ODF Plus village is a village that sustains its open defecation-free (ODF) status and also ensures solid and liquid waste management and is visually clean. In Phase II of SBM visual cleanliness has also been defined. A village is called visually clean if at least 80 per cent of its households and all its public places have a minimal litter and minimal stagnant water and the village does not have any plastic The success of the programme Is attributed to the 4 Ps -political leadership public financing partnerships and public participation. competition success review magazine details click here
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With the Prime Minister leading from the front SBM In a true sense became a peoples movement of such a magnitude that few could have Imagined. waste dump. Various components which can help to convert a village ODF Plus status arc constructions of individual household latrines retrofitting of toilets need-based construction of community sanitary complexes biodegradable waste management GOBAR-Dhan (Galvanizing Organic Bio-Agro Resources-dhan) plastic waste management greywater management and faecal sludge management. competition success review magazine pdf details click here
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Gktoday published this article page no 37 the components of the sbm phase ii to achieve odf plus status as spelt out in the guidelines are constructions of individual household latrines retrofitting of toilets need based construction of community sanitary complexes biodegradable waste management gobardhan (galvanising organic bioagro resourcesdhan) plastic waste management grey water management and faecal sludge management competition success magazine subscription.to declare a village odf plus following checklist is provided in the guidelines
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Civil service chronicle subscription published this article page no 36 thus to pursue the objectives of clean india extensive discussions with the states union territories other ministries/ departments of government of india niti ayog and other stakeholders began. within five months the government of india in february 2020 approved the phase ii of the swachh bharat mission grameen (sbmg) with a total outlay of rs. 140 881 crore to focus on the solid and liquid waste management (slwm) and on the sustainability of odf status. at about same time the 15h finance commission report for the year 202021 was released. it also provided muchneeded tied grants for sanitation to rural local bodies. thus the phase ii of the sbm(g) is planned to be a novel model of convergence between different verticals of financing and various schemes of the central and state governments upsc pattern buy.
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Science reporter english magazine by niscair published this article page no 7 in february 2020 union cabinet approved phase ii of the swachh bharat mission grameen (sbmg) it has a total outlay of rs 140 881 crore to focus on solid and liquid waste management (slwm) and the sustainability of odf status at about the same time the 15th finance commission report for the year 202021 was released it also provided muchneeded tied grants for sanitation to rural local bodies science reporter magazine subscription.
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