💧 JAL KAWACH – The National Water Security & Conservation Mission
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“To ensure every Indian has access to safe, sustainable, and sufficient water through conservation, purification, and community participation — securing India’s most precious resource for the future.”
Vision:
An India where every drop of water is respected, every community is water-secure, and every citizen is a water protector.
Tagline:
💦 “Save Every Drop, Secure Every Life – Jal Kawach for Every Indian.”
India — home to 18% of the world’s population — holds only 4% of global freshwater.
The nation faces a severe water crisis due to urbanization, pollution, and overuse.
Key Facts (2015–2025):
70% of India’s water is contaminated (NITI Aayog, 2023).
21 cities, including Delhi, Chennai, and Bengaluru, are at risk of running out of groundwater.
600 million Indians face high to extreme water stress.
Every year, 200,000+ deaths occur from lack of clean water.
Rural women still walk miles daily to fetch water.
If not acted upon, India could face a national water emergency by 2035.
Thus, JAL KAWACH is designed as a nationwide action and awareness mission to conserve, purify, and manage water through people’s participation, CSR partnerships, and scientific innovation.
To ensure clean, safe, and accessible water for every citizen.
To conserve water through rainwater harvesting, recycling, and watershed management.
To promote community-driven water projects in rural and urban areas.
To restore rivers, lakes, and ponds as living ecosystems.
To build awareness and behavioural change for sustainable water use.
| Problem | Jal Kawach Practical Solution |
|---|---|
| Groundwater depletion | Rainwater harvesting, recharge wells, watershed projects |
| River & lake pollution | Clean River Campaigns & wastewater treatment |
| Unsafe drinking water | Community water purification systems |
| Water scarcity in villages | Solar water pumps & check dams |
| Urban water waste | Greywater recycling & smart metering |
| Poor awareness | “Save Water, Save Life” campaigns & school programs |
| Drought-prone areas | Artificial recharge pits & drought-resistant crops |
| Lack of data | Water monitoring app & district water index |
Establish Jal Kawach Committees in every district (govt + NGO + citizens).
Local water audits & awareness drives.
Annual “Water Week” to promote sustainable use.
Install 1 million rainwater harvesting systems in homes, schools, and offices.
Build check dams, recharge pits, and contour trenches in drought-prone areas.
Incentivise local water conservation through community awards.
Community RO and UV purification units in rural areas.
Collaboration with Jal Jeevan Mission & CSR partners for maintenance.
Mobile water-testing labs for quality assurance.
Cleaning and revival of polluted lakes, ponds, and rivers.
Use of floating wetlands, aeration, and community cleaning drives.
Legal awareness against encroachment & dumping.
Training farmers in drip irrigation, mulching, and rain-fed agriculture.
Promote water budgeting and micro-irrigation systems.
Introduce Water Smart Villages in 1,000 rural zones.
Smart meters in apartments and industries.
Greywater recycling in housing colonies.
Rain gardens and permeable pavements in Smart Cities.
School program “Water Warriors of India” with activity kits.
Public rallies, art competitions, and “No Water Waste” pledges.
Celebrity and influencer campaigns for public motivation.
Real-time water conservation tracking and location tagging.
Citizens can report leaks, illegal usage, or water contamination.
AI-driven water stress map for government use.
| Phase | Duration | Key Activities | Expected Output |
|---|---|---|---|
| Phase 1 – Pilot (0–6 months) | 10 districts | 50 check dams, 100 RWH systems, 10 clean ponds | 2 lakh citizens covered |
| Phase 2 – Expansion (6–18 months) | 200 districts | 10,000 RWH systems, 100 clean water units | 50 lakh citizens benefited |
| Phase 3 – Nationwide Rollout (18–36 months) | 700+ districts | Full Jal Kawach Network is operational | 5 crore citizens engaged |
| Phase 4 – Sustainability (Beyond 3 years) | Maintenance & data monitoring | Permanent water-secure ecosystem |
| Component | Estimated Cost (₹ Crore) |
|---|---|
| Rainwater Harvesting & Recharge | 60.00 |
| Water Purification Units | 50.00 |
| River & Lake Restoration | 40.00 |
| Water-Smart Agriculture | 30.00 |
| Urban Water Efficiency | 25.00 |
| Awareness & Youth Programs | 15.00 |
| App & Digital Monitoring | 10.00 |
| Management & Evaluation | 10.00 |
| Total Estimated Budget (3 Years) | ₹240.00 Crore |
| Source | Description | Contribution (₹ Cr) |
|---|---|---|
| CSR Partnerships | Water, environment & sustainability projects | 120 |
| Government Collaboration | Jal Jeevan Mission, Namami Gange, NITI Aayog | 80 |
| Public Donations (80G) | Citizen contributions | 10 |
| Private Industry (Factories, Real Estate) | Rainwater & wastewater CSR | 20 |
| Self-Revenue | Training, water audits, and technology sharing | 10 |
| Total Funding Target | — | ₹240 Cr |
| Impact Area | Measurable Outcome |
|---|---|
| Water Saved | 2 billion litres/year |
| Rainwater Systems Installed | 1 million+ |
| Villages Water-Secure | 5,000+ |
| Urban Households Covered | 10 lakh+ |
| Rivers/Lakes Restored | 500+ |
| Farmers Trained | 1 lakh+ |
| Citizens Engaged | 5 crore+ |
| Water-Related Deaths Reduced | 50% reduction in rural areas |
National Water Board (IPV HQ): Central strategy, funding, and monitoring.
State Jal Kawach Cells: Coordinate projects with local governments.
District Water Committees: Manage implementation and awareness.
Digital Dashboard: Real-time tracking of conservation and funding.
| Risk | Mitigation |
|---|---|
| Poor community participation | Awareness campaigns & reward model |
| Maintenance neglect | Local committee ownership & AMC contracts |
| Funding delays | Multi-CSR & government convergence |
| Water contamination | Monthly testing & quality app reporting |
| Data inaccuracy | IoT-based monitoring & GPS validation |
Actions:
100 rainwater harvesting tanks installed.
10 check dams built.
5 lakes cleaned and revived.
2,000 farmers trained in drip irrigation.
50,000 citizens joined awareness drives.
Pilot Cost: ₹5 Crore (6 months).
Outcome: Groundwater rose by 1.2m; 25% reduction in tanker dependency.
“Water is not endless — our care for it must be.”
Join Jal Kawach, India’s national movement to secure water for all — through awareness, innovation, and collective responsibility.
| Target Area | 10-Year Goal |
|---|---|
| Water Conservation | 100 billion litres saved |
| Water Quality | 100% clean drinking access |
| Groundwater Recharge | +3m average nationwide |
| River Restoration | 2,000 rivers & lakes revived |
| Rural Water Access | 100% villages water-secure |
| Awareness & Education | 10 crore citizens involved |
| Global Goal | India in Top 10 Water-Secure Nations |
Jal Kawach is India’s shield for survival — a mission to save, purify, and protect the water that sustains all life.
Controlled and implemented by IPV Surakshaa Kawach Charitable Trust (Reg. No. 2025/22/IV/1638), this project will unite citizens, government, and industries in one goal — Water Security for Every Indian.
💧 “Jal Hai, Toh Jeevan Hai – Jal Kawach, the Water Shield of Bharat.”
