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LATEST NEWS UPDATES | CAG picks holes in rural drinking water programme

CAG picks holes in rural drinking water programme

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published Published on Aug 9, 2018   modified Modified on Aug 9, 2018
-IANS

New Delhi: The CAG has picked several holes in the National Rural Drinking Water Programme (NRDWP) saying lack of planning and funds management resulted in incomplete works for providing safe drinking water to rural habitations, schools and anganwadis.

In its audit report tabled in Parliament on Tuesday, the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) said only 44 per cent of rural habitations, 85 per cent of schools and anganwadis were provided with access to safe drinking water during 2012-17 when the target was to achieve 100 per cent.

Similarly, only 18 per cent of rural population was provided with potable drinking water (55 litre per capita per day- lpcd) by piped water supply when the target was 50 per cent.

It said the coverage increased by only 8 per cent at 40 lpcd and 5.5 per cent at 55 lpcd during 2012-17 despite the expenditure of Rs 81,168 crore.

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Business Standard, 7 August, 2018, https://www.business-standard.com/article/news-ians/cag-picks-holes-in-rural-drinking-water-programme-118080701497_1.html


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