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    This document summarizes the status of tap water connections in rural households in Kerala under the Jal Jeevan Mission scheme between 2019-2021. It finds that connections increased by 8,11,786, reaching 24,75,877 households by September 2021. Districts like Ernakulam (51.45% coverage) and Alappuzha (51.37%) performed best, while Kasaragod (22.25%) and Kozhikode (23.12%) had the lowest coverage. Palakkad added the most new connections (1,18,807), whereas Wayanad added the fewest (7,312).

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    This document summarizes the status of tap water connections in rural households in Kerala under the Jal Jeevan Mission scheme between 2019-2021. It finds that connections increased by 8,11,786, reaching 24,75,877 households by September 2021. Districts like Ernakulam (51.45% coverage) and Alappuzha (51.37%) performed best, while Kasaragod (22.25%) and Kozhikode (23.12%) had the lowest coverage. Palakkad added the most new connections (1,18,807), whereas Wayanad added the fewest (7,312).

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    This document summarizes the status of tap water connections in rural households in Kerala under the Jal Jeevan Mission scheme between 2019-2021. It finds that connections increased by 8,11,786, reaching 24,75,877 households by September 2021. Districts like Ernakulam (51.45% coverage) and Alappuzha (51.37%) performed best, while Kasaragod (22.25%) and Kozhikode (23.12%) had the lowest coverage. Palakkad added the most new connections (1,18,807), whereas Wayanad added the fewest (7,312).

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    JAL JEEVAN

    DEPARTMENT OF MISSION - HAR


    DRINKING WATER ANDGHAR JAL
    SANITATION

    Under Department of Drinking Water and Sanitation

    Summary of the Report


    This scheme was started on 15 August 2019 with a target of to providing safe and adequate drinking water
    through individual household tap connections by 2024 to all households in rural India. During the period
    of this scheme from 2019 to 2021 Kerala has seen an addition of 8, 11,786 connections which
    translates to 11.48% increase from the launch of the scheme. Out of these, 3, 21,846 new
    connections were added in the financial year 2021-22.

    Among the districts, Eranakulam has the most number of tap connections covering 52.45% of the
    households. Alappuzha also shows an impressive figure of 51.37% coverage. These two districts saw an
    increase in coverage of 11.60% and 17.63% respectively since the beginning of the scheme.

    Kasaragod is the district with the least coverage having only 22.25% of its households having tap
    water supply. Malappuram and Kozhikode are also down in the list with only 24.75% and 23.12%
    coverage respectively.

    Palakkad holds the credit of adding the most number of water connections during the period. It
    added 1, 18,807 new connections translating to 17.93% increase. Wayanad is down this list addingonly
    7,312 new connections translating to a mere 3.82% increase in coverage.
    Background of the Scheme
    DEPARTMENT OF DRINKING WATER AND SANITATION
    The Jal Jeevan Mission is envisioned to provide safe and adequate drinking water through individual
    household tap connections by 2024 to all households in rural India. The programme will also
    implement source sustainability measures as mandatory elements, such as recharge and reuse through
    grey water management, water conservation, rain water harvesting. The Jal Jeevan Mission is one based
    on a community approach to water and will include extensive Information, Education and
    communication as a key component of the mission.

    Implementation Status of the Scheme in Kerala

    Overall Implementation Data

    Total number of No. of connections Number of Number of


    Households as of August 2019 Connections as of Connections added
    September 2021

    70,68,652 16, 64,091(23.54%) 24,75,877 (35.03) + 8, 11,786 (+11.48%)


    DEPARTMENT OF DRINKING WATER AND SANITATION
    District Wise Implementation Data

    District Total Households with Households with Connections


    Households tap water supply tap water supply added during the
    (as of Aug 2019) (as of Sept 2021) period

    Kasaragod 2,53,522 39,423 (15.55%) 56,369 (22.25%) 16,973 (+6.69%)

    Kannur 4,40,192 69,798 (15.85%) 1, 48,526 (33.74%) 78,737 (+17.89%)

    Wayanad 1,91,308 41,925 (21.92%) 49,237 (25.74%) 7,312 (+3.82%)

    Kozhikode 5,40,666 82,443 (16.02%) 1, 18,979 (23.12%) 36,536 (+7.10%)

    Malappuram 7,97,512 1, 40,881 (16.02%) 1, 97,363 (24.75%) 56,482 (+7.08%)

    Palakkad 6,62,551 1, 39,041 (20.99%) 2, 57,848 (38.92%) 1, 18,807 (+17.93%)

    Thrissur 6,08,250 1, 73,612 (28.54%) 2, 16,829 (35.65%) 43,217 (+7.11)

    Eranakulam 6,28,046 2, 56,529 (40.85%) 3, 82,303 (51.37%) 72, 882 (+11.60%)

    Idukki 2,79,634 53,471 (19.12%) 74,603 (26.68%) 21,132 (+7.56%)

    Kottayam 4,82,878 1, 01,556 (21.03%) 1, 59,451 (33.02%) 57,895 (+11.99)

    Alappuzha 5,49,573 1, 85,288 (33.73%) 2, 82,303 (51.37%) 96,915 (+17.63%)

    Pathanamthitta 3,58,119 83,204 (23.23%) 1, 16,449 (32.52%) 33,245 (+9.28%)

    Kollam 6,16,332 1, 37,499 (22.31%) 2, 26,159 88,660 (+14.39%)


    (36.69%)

    Tiruvanathapuram 6,86,069 1, 59,330 (23.22%) 2, 42,323 82,993 (+12.10%)


    (35.32%)
    DEPARTMENT OF DRINKING WATER AND SANITATION

    Figure 1: Status of households with tap connection as of Aug 2019 Figure 2: Status of households with tap connections as of Sept 2021

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