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ZIRO, Dec 19: Har Ghar Jal and ensuring safe and clean drinking water to all human habitations should be the prime objective of the Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM) and I am sure the current training programme would add more impetus towards achieving that goal, said Lower Subansiri Deputy Commissioner Bamin Nime here today.
Inaugurating the 4-days JJM training programme coinciding with the Good Governance Week from today at the district headquarters, the DC said that innovation should be the keyword for national mission programmes like Swacch Bharat Abhiyan or JJM and the concerned departments should strive to work extra mile to deliver quality services to the people to enhance the feel good factor as envisioned by the government in devising such social welfare programmes.
Urging for collective responsibility of all stakeholders, Nime hoped the programme would be gainful to the participants in ensuring safe and clean drinking water facilities in their respective far flung and remote areas.
60 participants including PRI members, Village Water and Sanitation Committee (VWSC) members and Implementing Support Agency (ISA) from Lower Subansiri and neighbouring districts of Kamle, Kra Daadi and Kurung Kumey are taking part at the programme. The participants would later share and relate their 4-days learnt lessons to their respective villages on their return to their respective areas.
The training is being imparted by a team from Salt Lake Institute of Engineering and Management, Kolkata led by A.S Choudhary and three other members.
Along with the DC, Lower Subansiri District Water Source Finding Committee members Er.Kago Habung and Er.Hage Mobbing, DVO Dr.Hano Tama and DFDO Liagi Lasa also attended the inaugural function. (DIPRO)