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Program launched under AMRUT 2.0 seeks to improve quality of treated effluent discharge and promote recycling of treated water in urban areas.

About Jal Hi Amrit Program:

  • Key Purpose: To incentivize States & UTs to manage used water (sewage) treatment plants (STPs) for ensuring recyclable good quality treated water.
  • Key Aspects of Initiative: 
    • Clean Water Credit System to build competition among cities, develop capacities and incentivise them to attain good quality used treated water.
      • Clean water credits will be awarded to STPs in terms of  Star-rating (between 3 stars to 5 stars) certificate which will be valid for six months.
    • Performance-Based Incentives: Provided to STPs based on star ratings/Clean Water Credit.
    • Encouraging water circularity

About AMRUT 2.0

  • Ministry: MoHUA
  • Tenure: Launched in 2021 for 05 years.
  • Purpose: To provide universal coverage of water supply through functional taps to all households in all statutory towns.
    • Also, coverage of septage management in 500 cities covered in 1stphase of AMRUT scheme.
      • AMRUT 1.0 was launched in 2015 to provide basic civic amenities (E.g. water supply; Septage management; storm water drainage etc.) in the selected cities and towns.
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