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Various factors contributed to the success of this mission. Some of the key elements that
            helped accomplish this success are:

            Community Participation:  Decentralizing the process  of decision making through
            community participation imparted a sense of ownership to everyone involved. Participation
            of local public representatives, NGOs, SHGs, and the larger public  from the early stage
            made them aware of all aspects of the projects and facilitated them to build their capacity
            during the course of implementation.
            Clustering  of  projects:  Implementation  of scattered  and small projects is  logistically
            difficult. Hence, projects under this mission were clustered to gain ideal scale. This has
            helped in better bid management and has suited the communities and the implementation
            partners alike.
            Robust Monitoring Framework:  The  communities  constantly  monitored  the progress
            of projects while the third party verification ensured quality and safety at sites. Further,
            recognition and addressing of issues and constraints both at local, regional and state levels,
            ensured by providing helpline ‘Sanjog’ of Odisha Government as well as a dedicated helpline
            of PHEO, made grievance redressal swift. Besides, the physical and financial progress of
            projects was also frequently reviewed by the Secretary, HUDD, Chief Secretary as well as
            the Hon’ble Chief Minister at the state level. Finally, constant monitoring at all levels done
            with web-based tools such as SWIMS and Mo-PRIDE ensured that there was no slackness
            by any of the implementation partners and thus, timely completion of projects could be
            achieved.



                               SWIMS –Real time Smart Dashboard

             Smart Water Information Management System (SWIMS) was launched on 6th October
             2016 for real time monitoring and measurement of key performance metrics w.r.t water
             supply, physical infrastructure, revenues etc.
             •      SWIMS made available for public viewing from July 2017 – first of its kind in the
                country.

             •        Digital  display  board  for  daily  public  disclosure  near  High  Level  Water  Tank,
                Secretariat





























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