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As-Is and e-Readiness Study report on Public Health EngineeringDepartment, Govt. of Assam4. Funding Agencies:To meet the emerging challenges in the rural drinking water sector relating to availability,sustainability and quality, the components under the programme will be NRWSP(Coverage), NRWSP (Sustainability), NRWSP (Water quality), NRWSP (DDP areas),NRWSP (Natural calamity) and NRWSP (Support). The earmarking of funds and the Centre:State share in funding, will be as follows:i) NRWSP (Coverage): 38% of the annual NRWSP funds will be allocated for Coverage, whichwill be allocated amongst States/ UTs on the basis of prescribed inter-state allocation criteria.The funding pattern for this component will be on 50:50 basis except for the North–East Statesand Jammu & Kashmir for which, funding pattern will be on 90:10 basis between the Centreand the States.ii)NRWSP (Water Quality): 20% of the annual NRWSP funds will be allocated foraddressing water quality problems to enable rural community to have access to potabledrinking water. The funding pattern for this component will be on 50: 50 basis except for theNorth–East States and Jammu & Kashmir for which, funding pattern will be on 90: 10 basisbetween the Centre and the States..iii)Operation & Maintenance: 10% NRWSP funds will be allocated to be used by the States/UTs on O&M of rural drinking water supply schemes. The funding pattern for this componentwill be on 50: 50 basis except for the North–East States and Jammu & Kashmir for which,funding pattern will be on 90: 10 basis between the Centre and the States.iv)NRWSP(Sustainability) – Swajaldhara: 20% of the NNRWSP funds will be earmarked forRef.: AEDC/AOP/EOI/2009/10 Copyright : AEDC Ltd. 27