Greywater Management (GWM)Plan 2025-26

Separate write up on the proposed strategy for GWM in the State including O&M arrangements to be attached .	View PDF
States are to fill relevant data in the designated boxes. Colored boxes (with pre filled data) are not to be edited.
Villages covered with Greywater Management should have adequate arragments for disposal/treatment of greywater at individual/community level and conveyance system of greywater from housholds/institutions upto the disposal/treatment point.

Separate write up on the proposed strategy for GWM in the State including O&M arrangements to be attached .

View PDF

States are to fill relevant data in the designated boxes. Colored boxes (with pre filled data) are not to be edited.

Villages covered with Greywater Management should have adequate arragments for disposal/treatment of greywater at individual/community level and conveyance system of greywater

from housholds/institutions upto the disposal/treatment point.

PART-A

Greywater Management (GWM) Plan 2025-26
Sr.No.	Total no. of villages in the District	No. of villages covered with GWM upto 31.12.2024	Expected No. of villages covered with GWM upto 31.3.2025	Residual no. of villages to be covered with GWM during 2025-26* [(1)-(3)]
[1]	[2]	[3]	[4]	[5]
1

Quarterly Plan for GWM for 2025-26
Sr.No.		Q1	Q2	Q3	Q4	Total
1	2	3	4	5	6	7
1	No. of villages proposed to be covered with GWM

PART-B

Component	Funding permissible under SBM-G	Sharing pattern	Physical plan (in number)	No. of villages	Projected population to be covered	Total funds required(Rs. in lakh)	Funding sources (Rs. in lakh)
Component	Funding permissible under SBM-G	Sharing pattern	Physical plan (in number)	No. of villages	Projected population to be covered	Total funds required(Rs. in lakh)	Projected requirement of SBM-G Funds subject to cap in Col (2) & Col (3)	Mandatory 15th FC contibution*	Addl. 15th FC funds	MGNREGS	Business model/ Private funds	Other source, if any (SFC/ MPLAD/ MLALAD/ CSR, etc. - pl. specify)
[1]	[2]	[3]	[4]	[5]	[6]	[7]	[8]	[9]	[10]	[11]	[12]	[13]
Construction of Community Soak pits/Leach pits/Magic pits (for smaller and bigger villages)	Upto Rs. 280 per capita	30% from 15th Finance Commission funds*, and remaining 70% under SBM(G) in the ratio of 60:40 between Centre and State (90:10 in the case of NE States, and Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand and UT of J&K, and 100:0 for UTs other than J&K)
Construction of Community Soak pits for institutions			Schools
			Hospital
			Panchayat Ghar
			Other Government institutions
			Total
Greywater Management systems (WSP, Constructed Wetlands, Phytorid, DEWATS, etc.) - for bigger villages	Upto Rs. 660 per capita if they take up Greywater Management Systems (WSP, etc)
			WSP
			Constructed Wetands
			Phytorids
			Dewats
			End of drain discharge point
			Any other
			Total
Construction of Individual Soak pits/Leach pits/Magic pits	NA	NA			NA		NA	NA
Kitchen Gardens	NA	NA			NA		NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
Drainage channels	NA	NA			NA		NA	NA
Small-bore pipe conveyance system	NA	NA			NA		NA	NA
Creation of Silt, Oil & Grease chambers for pre-treatment of grey water before channelizing into community GWM system	NA	NA			NA		NA	NA
O&M for Greywater Management (Focus on Business Model)	NA	NA			NA		NA	NA
*As 15th FC funds are not available to UTs, 15th FC mandatory contribution is also to be borne from SBM(G) funds.

GWM-Villages Saturation Report
Sr.No.	No. of villages to be covered with GWM (Column 5 of Part-A)	Coverage of villages (in No.) after implementation of the AIP	Remarks
1	2	3	4
1

Functionality : GWM Assets (Overall)
Sl. No	Components	Total Numbers as on 31.12.2024	Functional as on 31.12.2024	Non-functional as on 31.12.2024	Remarks
1	2	3	4	5	6
1	Greywater Management systems (WSP, Constructed Wetlands, Phytorid, DEWATS, etc.)