IIPA : Indian Institute of Public Administration

Key Resource Centre (KRC)

National Jal Jeevan Mission (NJJM)

I. Participatory Planning, Implementation and O&M for Har Ghar Jal

Objectives

Upon successful completion of the course, the participants will be able to explain basic concepts in water resources planning and describe steps in a participatory planning process
The participants will be able to identify, apply and reflect on (participatory) tools and models, such as environmental impact assessment (EIA), decision support systems, multi-criteria analysis and water system models
The participants will be familiarized with the various aspects of community mobilization and capacity building, community share in the capital investment, community ownership and control, O&M by the community and assured water supply source for meeting community needs.

Scope

This course is intended for participants at the middle management level including DWSM, GPs/VWSCs, or Pani Samiti members, representatives of PRIs, NGOs, Self Help Groups engaged as Implementation Support Agencies (ISAs), School functionaries, health workers and other stakeholders.

II. Cost Determination and Sustainable financing for Rural Water Services

Broad Objective

The training programme provides a systematic approach that can be applied t o determine the overall cost of service delivery based on respective cost estimates for operation and maintenance, institutional support, and rehabilitation and expansion.

Scope

This course is intended for senior policymakers, State and District Officials and Engineers of organisations responsible for water management at different levels. The engineers will be trained for development of socio-managerial skills and technical knowledge enhancement to manage public utilities.

Expected Outcome

The training programme would provide a brief overview on cost determination and sustainable financing for rural water services

Webinar on Planning, Implementation, and Monitoring of 'Har Ghar Nal-Har Ghar Jal' Yojna

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I. Participatory Planning, Implementation and O&M for Har Ghar Jal

Objectives

Upon successful completion of the course, the participants will be able to explain basic concepts in water resources planning and describe steps in a participatory planning process
The participants will be able to identify, apply and reflect on (participatory) tools and models, such as environmental impact assessment (EIA), decision support systems, multi-criteria analysis and water system models
The participants will be familiarized with the various aspects of community mobilization and capacity building, community share in the capital investment, community ownership and control, O&M by the community and assured water supply source for meeting community needs.

Scope

II. Cost Determination and Sustainable financing for Rural Water Services

Broad Objective
The training programme provides a systematic approach that can be applied t o determine the overall cost of service delivery based on respective cost estimates for operation and maintenance, institutional support, and rehabilitation and expansion.

Scope
This course is intended for senior policymakers, State and District Officials and Engineers of organisations responsible for water management at different levels. The engineers will be trained for development of socio-managerial skills and technical knowledge enhancement to manage public utilities.

Expected Outcome
The training programme would provide a brief overview on cost determination and sustainable financing for rural water services

Webinar on Planning, Implementation, and Monitoring of 'Har Ghar Nal-Har Ghar Jal' Yojna