Overview

In 2019, the Indian government embarked on an ambitious project called the Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM) to offer functional household tap water connection (FHTC) to every rural household (100% coverage) by 2024. This will likely be extended by another 2 to 3 years.

As a part of JJM and under the central government’s direction, states are anticipated to implement IoT-based smart water solutions. This will enable near real-time water quality and quantity monitoring through Internet of Things (IoT) sensors to ensure an adequate supply of water quality (as per BIS 10:500 standards) and quantity (55 LPCD).

The goals are universal coverage; improved transparency of system functionality through real-time monitoring of the water supply system at a village, district, state, and central level; sustainability of the asset operations and maintenance (O&M); and resource optimization of the water infrastructure.

• How is the expenditure related to implementing IoT-based smart water solutions creating new avenues for growth?
• How can your team identify significant growth prospects in segments like IoT hardware, communications services, and O&M services?
• Which best practices and growth opportunities can help solution providers gain exponential growth across the value chain and optimize procurement mechanisms?

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