India’s water reforms began in Gujarat between 2001 and 2014 as a testing ground.
Successful practices were expanded nationally after 2014, covering river rejuvenation, water access, sanitation, and community‑driven conservation.
Major national programmes include the Clean India Mission, Water for All Mission, Water Power Campaign, River Revival Initiative, Atal Ground‑Water Scheme, and Per Drop More Crop.
The government argues that this combination of infrastructure and community participation can help other nations improve water security.
The model stresses not only building infrastructure but also careful planning, strong local institutions, and active community involvement.
Key programmes such as the Clean India Mission, Water for All Mission, Water Power Campaign, and River Revival Initiative illustrate this approach.
These experiences provide practical examples for countries seeking better water security.
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