Urban Infrastructure Development Scheme for Small and Medium Towns

The Urban Infrastructure Development Scheme for Small and Medium Towns (UIDSSMT) focuses on enhancing sewerage infrastructure in 11 cities: Chirawa, Laxmangarh, Jaitaran, Nimbaheda, Bhadra, Nawalgarh, Suratgarh, Bari-Sadri, Fatehnagar Sanwad, Kushalgarh, and Ramgarh Shekhawati. The total sanctioned amount for the project is Rs. 657.14 crore, with funding shared as follows: 60% from the Government of India (GoI), 20% from the Government of Rajasthan (GoR), and 20% from Urban Local Bodies (ULBs). As of now, work has been completed in 5 cities, while work is in progress in 6 cities. The total sewer line laid is 798 km, with 744 km completed. There are 22 sewerage treatment plants planned, of which 13 have been completed and 9 are still in progress. A total of 45,000 sewer connections are targeted, with 30,649 connections already completed. The physical progress of the project stands at 90%, and the financial progress is at 80%, amounting to Rs. 504.65 crore.

• Improved sewerage infrastructure in small and medium towns
• Enhanced sanitation and hygiene
• Increased number of sewer connections
• Development of sewerage treatment plants

Open to all beneficiary categories, including all castes and communities.

Offline

Application is to be made offline. For more details, contact the Rajasthan Urban Drinking Water Sewerage & Infrastructure Corporation Limited.