Organised “Water Quality

By:
Monitoring & Surveillance (WQM&S)”

State Water & Sanitation

Mission,
Namami Gange & Rural
Water Supply Department
Uttar Pradesh
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 The Importance of WQM&S
Water quality testing is
important because it identifies
contaminants and
prevents water-borne diseases.

Essentially, water quality

testing makes sure
that water is safe and meets
local and
international water standards.
 Water Borne Diseases
Arsenic Poisoning Case Fluoride Poisoning Case JE/AES Case

Lead Poisoning Case Polio Case Iron Poisoning Case

Adverse effects of drinking water with chemical
contamination
Challenges in WQ Sector-
1. To make functional all district & block level
laboratories ( 75+822 = 897).

2. NABL (National Accreditation Board for Testing &

Calibration Laboratories) Accreditation of all
laboratories.

3. Regular monitoring of approx. 30 lakh water

resources annually & create plan accordingly in a
regular basis.

4. Priority Districts affected with Arsenic Poisoning –

25 & Districts affected with Fluoride – 63
 Water Quality Testing Tools

WQ Testing
Tools

At the end of
At the Source Consumer

Within a Piped
Distribution System
 WQ Surveillance

Laboratories

State Level Mobile Lab. (05)

Lab. NABL (01)
Block Level Lab.
District Level (822)
Lab. (75) Functional
Fully
Functional Non-Functional

Partial Functional-46/Non
Functional-29
Present Status of Laboratory in terms of Testing

120
Percentage of Testing

100 100.0 Percentage of Test-

ing
80

60

40

20 17.8
0
State level Labora- District level labora-
0.0
Block level labora-
0.0
Mobile laboratory
tory tory tory
 Frequency of Testing

Gram
Panchayat
District Level- 250
Level- Using
sources/ samples/m
FTK
(i.e. 3000 in a yr.)

Block Level- 100% Test State Level- 5% of

for all water sources (at the total drinking
least 13 basic parameters) water sources.
 UDWQM Protocol
Department of Drinking Water and Sanitation
(DDWS), Ministry of Jal Shakti, Government of India
published the first edition “Uniform Drinking Water
Quality Monitoring Protocol” in February, 2013.

Testing of all water sources once in a year for Chemical

and twice for bacteriological parameters (Pre- & Post-
Monsoon) at least for 13 basic parameters.
Revised Version of UDWQM Protocol

6. 1.
Third Party Institutional
Verification Framework

Laboratori
5.
Pre-defined es 2.
Roles &
Roaster of Responsibilities
Sources
3.
4.
Ranking of Monitoring
State/DistrictFramework for
Lab. Quality
 Strengthening of Laboratories
Institutional Framework

Hub & Spoke Model Turnkey Basis

Public-Private Partnership Public-Public Partnership

Rural Entrepreneurship & Enterprises

for WQ testing at local level.

Procurement Process GeM Portal

 Water Quality Monitoring
Use of WQ Sensors &
IoT based monitoring system/LIMS

Monitoring through Online Portal

Field Visit by SWSM/UPJN

 Activities for WQM&S

Strengthening
of WQ testing Awareness &
Capacity Building
Lab. Education
Accreditation – Programme
IS/ISO/IEC:17025
Cross Verification of Data &
Integration with other Lab. of Training to Communities in
State/Central gov. agencies. personnel at surveillance activities
Managerial
Corrective/Remedial Action
levels
To undertake
must be taken by State in case Presumptive testing of
of major WQ contamination.
WQ using FTK
 Capacity Building
1. Training of 05 women in every
village by GP or its sub committee.
Use of FTKs Sanitary Inspection
(Twice in a yr)
2. Communities to undertake
presumptive testing of WQ using FTK
& share data among all stakeholder.
3. WQ Training of departmental
stakeholders.
Awareness & Education
Programme
1. Display of details of lab.
2. Awareness generation on WQ
issues, water borne diseases
3. Water Safety & Security Plan
4. Behavioural change communication
inter-personal communication/Audio-
visual publicity, wall-writing promoting
tap water, slogan, group meeting etc. on
WQ issues.
5. Use of Social Media
 Activities Purpose Outcome
Strengthening of To achieve targets of
testing i.e. to test all the
To prevent water borne
diseases i.e. to strengthen
laboratory sources for at least 13 the public economically,
parameters once in a year physically, socially
& make a authentic data
bank for future planning.

NABL Accreditation To make data It helps to Gov. for

acceptable/authentic at funding by International
of lab. International platform. Organisation like WHO,
WB etc.
Research & To identify new To prevent water
Remediation for contaminants necessary pollution/contamination
contaminants present for monitoring in water & & ensure safe drinking
in water by integrating remediation techniques to water.
be applied.
other CSIR/IITs Labs.
Corrective/Remedial To provide remedial To ensure safe drinking
techniques for water i.e public belief in
Action must be taken contaminated water at Govt. water supply.
by State. affordable cost at
district /block level.
Activities Purpose Outcome
Capacity To monitor the To ensure the
Building- water supply at public belief in
To undertake their own. Gov. water supply
Presumptive & to collect the
information about
testing of WQ WQ by the public.
using FTK

Awareness & To sensitize public To involve

about WQ issues. community at
Education maximum level to
Programme monitor WQ at
their own, making
it a community
participation.
 Funding Process
 Up to 2% of the allocation to the States can be utilized for
carrying out WQM&S activities.

 For Uttar Pradesh, the funding pattern will be 60:40.

 Fund may be utilized for activities

 Utilization of Fund for Activities

1. Setting up of new 7. Honorarium to a

district/sub- dedicated
divisional lab. person at GP level
For ensuring WQ
2. Upgrading of Tests.
Existing WQ testing lab.
6. Salary of Regular Staff
3. Hiring of Vehicle for 5. Procurement of FTK/Refills
Transportation of water & Bacterial detection kits.
Samples.
4. Expenses incurred for
NABL accreditation process.
Create your account
Open any web browser and go to https://jaljeevanmission.gov.in/. On the website select “Water Quality
Management Information System” and further select “Water Sample testing using Field Test Kit (FTK)”.

This will redirect to the online data management portal.

Enter your mobile number and validate your account using the OTP. The following registration form will
appear.
Fill in the details and click Submit.
Once submitted, the FTK users will be approved by Block/Sub-divisional level lab in charge. After
approval, the users can login to the online portal to submit sample and results.
Enter Sample Details
Open any web browser and go to https://jaljeevanmission.gov.in/. On the website select “Water Quality
Management Information System” and further select “Water Sample testing at laboratory”.

This will redirect to the online data management portal.

Enter the credentials provided and click Login.

On successful login, the following screen will open

 The navigation menu shows following options

To add new FTK result, enter the above details and click submit.
On successful submission, it will reflect in list of results to be updated.
Enter Test Results

Select the sample and click “Enter Test Results”

To save a single test result, click Save. To complete the result submission, click “Save and Complete”.
On successful submission, it will reflect in List of Tests Completed.

List Test Results

This list gives a list of completed tests.
 Thank You
For
Your Kind Attention

07/15/2024
Hub –and-Spoke Model

1. The hub-&-spoke model yields a healthcare network

consisting of a main campus and one or more satellite
campuses.

2. It is much more efficient than organisation designs which

replicate operations across multiple sites.

3. Hub and Spoke networks are highly scalable with satellites

being added as needed or desired.
 Turnkey Basis

Laboratory project to be a Turnkey project, beginning with

the Analysis, Up to the laboratory building, The Working
Process , Laboratory organisation, Basic Rules &
Regulations.

Turnkey designs mean that customer does not have to

manage anything-Performance Expectation, Technical
Specification, Space Limitations.

“Timely Completion and Within the

Stipulated Budget”.