1. URBAN
DEVELOPMENT
Water Supply
Presented by,
Debargha Ganguly,IIITB
Aamir Shaad Alam,IIITB
Pradyot H Adavi,IIITB
Manzoor Ilahi Hunagund,IIITB

2. Introduction..
 The main challenge is to increase the number of
drinking water connection to the households.
 Take an integrated view of the water supply in urban
and rural areas.
 Source Dataset: Female Headed Households
Classified by Source and Location of Drinking Water
and availability of Electricity and Latrine

3. Idea.. Creativity at its Best
 Summing of all the household getting water supply
from tap water (Treated and Untreated) for within and
near premises
 This is done for urban and rural data.
 Get the percentage of households getting water supply
from any specific source with respect to all sources
 Above calculation is used to get top performing states.

4. In mathematical terms…
 Percentage=Num/Denom
 Where Num=Sum of number of households using tap
water from within and near premises , treated and
untreated source
 Denom=Sum of number of households from all sources.
 Sum of treated and untreated water users are taken as
water suitable for drinking.

5. Usability..
 Target audience is the government and the citizens of India.
 The raw data is processed and a Graphical representation of the Output is
generated.
 The graphical data can be used by the government to analyze the situation and
take steps to improve the conditions of less performing states.
 The government can also use this application to get feedback from the
consumer of the facilities.
 Very interactive and the output is presented precisely.

6. Does it really matter?
 Is an effective way to analyze the details of water
connection to households.
 Path breaking tool for the government as a user.
 Government can use the graphical output to address the
main challenge of 12th five year plan i.e to increase the
percentage of households with water connection.
 Feedback(From country at large) is handled effectively.

7. User Flow Diagram..
 User -> View statistics->select any particular state to
see details->End
 Mobile App for Feedback
 Start the app->select take survey->fill in the questions-
>submit the feedback->close the app

8. Snapshots..

11. Relevance to 12th five year plan.
 According to 2011 census, only 70.6% of urban population has a water
connection.
 Integrated view of water supply.
 Reduction in unaccounted water supply.
 100 percent metering of water supply is not far from reality.

12. Conclusion..
 Efficient analysis tool.
 One stop Solution: Can be extended to use any other
dataset with some minor changes.

13. References..
 http://www.censusindia.gov.in/2011census/hlo/hlo_ta
ble/census2011_Table.html
 http://planningcommission.nic.in/hackathon/Urban_
Development.pdf

14. THANK YOU…