Swachh bharat

1. SWACHH BHARATMAKING INDIA CLEAN
PRESENTED BY:
B. Sunil Kumar
MBA 2nd Semester
St. Hopkins college

2. INTRODUCTION
Swachh bhatat mission launched on 2nd oct,
2014 by Hon’ble PM Narendra Modi.

3. OBJECTIVES
To make India open
defecation free by 2019.
Village to be kept clean
with solid and liquid
waste management.
To provide toilets,
separately for boys and
girls in all school by
15.8.2015

4. Provision under Swachh Bharat
Mission
Support for community sanitary complexes to
be Rs. 2.00 lakhs at a sharing ratio of 60:30:10.
IEC at 8% of total project cost, with 3% at
central level and 5% at state level.
 outputs (construction) and outcomes
(usage)will be monitored.

5. Strategy
Create demand by Triggering ‘Behaviour
change’ by intensifying IEC campaign and Inter
Personal communication.
IEC/IPC programme will be assisted by
Multilateral Agencies like UNICEF, World bank
etc...
Mechanism of ‘Trigger’ plus incentives to
quality toilets.

6. Recent initiatives
Provision of financial support for Household
toilets through NABARD.
Guideline for sanitation of specially abled
people under preparation.
Guideline for participation of NGO’s under
consideration.
Guideline for MHM under consideration.

7. Celebrities who contributed for
swachh bharat.

9. 1
• Measuring health impacts as
outcome indicator.
2
• Giving incentives to house
holds.
3
• Incentives to the GP’s for use of
sanitation or other village work.

10. India needs a change and such cleanliness drive needs
building trust with everyone. Clean India will not
only make our surroundings better but it will also cut
down the healthcare cost.
For the success of this campaign every Indian will have
to come forward and contribute.