Budget Allocation & Implementation

Engagement is carried out with the State Mission to present and discuss the findings from the Village Action Plans, focusing on the total budget required for the construction of community-level Greywater Management (GWM) solutions identified across villages.

The discussions aim to:

• Align the proposed interventions with available financial resources
• Prioritize feasible projects
• Finalize the implementation roadmap

This coordination ensures that the planning and budgeting process is transparent, realistic, and aligned with state-level objectives and funding mechanisms.

Funding approval is obtained for the implementation of identified Greywater Management (GWM) solutions based on the Village Action Plans.

Financial resources are mobilized through various government schemes:

MGNREGA

Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act - provides funding for labor-intensive infrastructure works.

SBM(G)

Swachh Bharat Mission (Grameen) - dedicated funding for rural sanitation including liquid waste management.

15th Finance Commission

Grants to local governments that can be utilized for sanitation infrastructure.

Where required, a convergent or mixed funding approach is adopted to combine resources from multiple programs, ensuring adequate budget allocation and efficient execution of the proposed GWM structures.

Technical assistance is provided to the State Mission on a need basis to support the implementation of GWM solutions identified in the Village Action Plans.

This includes:

• Guidance on design adaptation
• Site layout planning
• Quality assurance and supervision during construction
• Resolving technical challenges

Support is extended to ensure that the implemented systems align with:

• Approved designs
• Engineering standards
• Environmental guidelines for long-term functionality and sustainability