All participating villages now have continuous tap water supply to each household.
Local women conduct water quality monitoring twice a month with simple testing kits.
A monthly contribution of Indian rupees from each family funds repairs and upkeep.
Village councils, water and sanitation committees, and community volunteers manage the system together.
State and central government grants, along with special programs, provide financial support for infrastructure and source protection.
Women received training to test water quality using field kits, checking pH, turbidity, hardness and chlorine levels.
Households contribute a modest monthly fee, which is pooled to fund operation and maintenance of the water system.
Village councils and water committees coordinate to protect water sources and plan repairs.
Government grants and special schemes support these community‑driven water projects.
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