Jalanidhi specifically initiated programs to provide technical support for GWM systems in institutions catering to which vulnerable demographic group?

Jalanidhi specifically initiated programs to provide technical support for GWM systems in institutions catering to which vulnerable demographic group?

In a reported pilot project in Marayoor Grama Panchayat, Idukki, which specific technology was shifted to for individual households due to the high cost of a comprehensive Sewage Treatment Plant (STP)?

What is the role of the beneficiaries (the local community/students) in the operation and management of the installed GWM systems under the Jalanidhi model?

Jalanidhi projects classify schemes based on their environmental impact to ensure proper mitigation. Which category would a large DEWATS unit in an environmentally sensitive area likely fall under?

From a water resource perspective, what is the major long-term benefit of using simple GWM technologies like soak pits and magic pits, as promoted by Jalanidhi?

What major public health problem is directly mitigated by preventing the open accumulation and stagnation of untreated grey water in rural residential areas?

By using treated grey water for kitchen gardens, Jalanidhi supports the beneficiaries in contributing to which aspect?

What kind of contamination is grey water generally free of, distinguishing it from 'black water'?

Who is responsible for meeting 100% of the recurring costs of Operation and Maintenance (O&M) for Jalanidhi GWM and water supply schemes?

What specific policy action has KRWSA/Kerala Government taken to enable Gram Panchayats (GPs) to fund GWM systems in rural areas, besides project-specific funds?

A core component of Jalanidhi's integrated approach is the focus on which activity, which directly supports the long-term sustainability of water sources necessary for generating grey water?

Jalanidhi's overall approach to rural water supply and sanitation, which includes GWM, is primarily characterized as:

The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between K. Chittilappilly Foundation and the Kerala Government’s LIFE Mission was signed approximately in which year?

Based on reports, which two districts in Kerala were among the initial areas of major focus for the implementation of the Foundation's housing projects?

What is the primary focus of the sub-scheme known as 'Swapna Bhavanam', which is also part of the Chittilappilly Foundation's housing initiatives?

Which group of people is the primary target demographic for the Chittilappilly Housing Padhathi?

What key exemption did the Government of Kerala grant for the registration of land purchased by the beneficiaries under the Chittilappilly Housing Scheme's collaboration with LIFE Mission?

What was the target number of beneficiaries who were provided financial assistance for land purchase under the specific LIFE Mission collaboration phase of the Chittilappilly scheme?

In the specific collaboration phase with the LIFE Mission, how much financial assistance was provided by the K. Chittilappilly Foundation per beneficiary for purchasing land?

The Chittilappilly Housing Scheme entered into a collaborative agreement (MoU) with which flagship housing project of the Government of Kerala?

The Chittilappilly Bhavana Padhathi is primarily funded and executed by which organization/individual?

Which body is primarily responsible for the technical audit and quality assurance of the LIFE Mission housing projects?

What is the key difference between the LIFE Mission and previous state housing schemes like Indira Awas Yojana (IAY)?

The funds for the LIFE Mission are often routed through which financial institution of the state?

The LIFE Mission has a special focus on rehabilitating families residing in which type of temporary structures?

Which vulnerable group is specifically prioritized for housing in coastal areas?

Which element of the project design ensures the long-term sustainability of the housing unit?

In the LIFE Mission, the selection and validation of beneficiaries at the grassroots level are primarily carried out by:

The financial empowerment aspect of LIFE is primarily achieved through:

The term "LIFE Towers" is specifically associated with which type of housing under the mission?

What non-housing facility is mandatory to be provided in the multi-storey apartment complexes constructed for the landless?

For how many years are beneficiaries restricted from transferring (selling or leasing) the house or land allotted to them under the LIFE Mission?

Which entity is responsible for providing livelihood support and skill development training to LIFE Mission beneficiaries?

Who is the Chairman of the LIFE Mission?

The LIFE Mission functions directly under which Government of Kerala Department?

Which of these is a ground for exclusion from the LIFE Mission?

Which of the following is a key criterion for giving top priority for housing under the LIFE Mission?

Which list/survey data was primarily used to identify and select the beneficiaries of the LIFE Mission?

Which category of beneficiaries is addressed in the third stage of the LIFE Mission?

The LIFE Mission is essentially a convergence of which central government scheme?

The LIFE Mission is implemented under the umbrella of which state-level program?

What is the primary target of the LIFE Mission over a five-year period?

When was the LIFE Mission officially launched by the Government of Kerala?

What does the acronym LIFE stand for in the context of the Kerala government's mission?

What is the typical range of subsidy offered to farmers for the solar pump sets under the 'Soura Jalanidhi' scheme?

What is the main technology promoted under the 'Soura Jalanidhi' scheme?

The 'Soura Jalanidhi' scheme was launched by which Indian state?

The 'Soura Jalanidhi' scheme is primarily focused on which sector?

Who is responsible for bearing the 100% recurring cost of Operation and Maintenance (O&M) in a completed Jalanidhi scheme?