BY

COOL DUDES

 INTRODUCTION
IS

IT NECESSARY?
SWACHH BHARAT MISSIONS
RESPONSIBILITY OF CITIZEN
ACTION TO BE TAKEN BY GOVERNMENT
ADVANTAGES
IMPACT ON UNHYGENIC
CONCULSION

INTRODUCTION

Swachh Bharat is also called as the Clean

India Mission
It is a national level campaign run by the
Indian Government to cover all the
backward statutory towns to make them
clean.
This campaign was officially launched by
the Prime Minister, Narendra Modi on 2nd
October 2014.
It is a politics free campaign and inspired by
the patriotism.

 It

was launched especially on the birth

anniversary of the Mahatma Gandhi as he
was dreamed and very keen to make this
country a clean country.

Mahatma Gandhi says-sanitation is most

important than Independence.

IS IT NECESSARY?

According to the United Nations, around half

of the Indias population defecate in open
putting people at risk of cholera, diarrhoea,
dysentery, hepatitis A and typhoid etc.

According to the World Health Organization,

an average of Rs. 6,500 per person is lost in
India due to lack of cleanliness and hygiene.

The World Bank in 2006 estimated that India

was losing 6.4 percent of gross domestic
product annually because of poor sanitation.

Open defecation is a leading cause of

diarrheal death among children. Diarrhea is
the third largest killer of children under five,
in Sub-Saharan Africa.

AIMS OF MISSION

This campaign involves promoting

sanitation programmers in the rural areas,
cleaning streets, roads and changing the
infrastructure of the country to lead the
country ahead.
Create awareness and train the people
about hygiene and sanitation in relation to
public health
Recycling of solid and liquid wastes
creating user friendly environment
Safe and adequate drinking water supply

Construction of toilets around the corners of

less developed villages
Adoption of village by sport stars, business
men and politicians for the better
development of the village.
To prevent people from open defecation.
Prevention of pollution from the water
sources.
100% collection of waste.

RESPONSIBILITY OF CITIZENS

Do not litter the waste on roads

To spread awareness among the people
about the importance of cleanliness.
To make the cleanliness a habit of every
Indian
Cleanliness at home
good hygiene behavior
Keeping our surroundings clean
Less usage of plastic

ACTION TO BE TAKEN BY GOVERNMENT

separate fines for littering, urinating and

spitting in public.
to put dustbins on each and every street of
India for every 100-150mts.
proper drainage systems, toilets etc.
Recycling, separating dry and wet waste,
rehabilitating our dumping grounds.
Industrial waste needs to be treated in an
environment friendly manner.

ADVANTAGES

enhance the GDP growth

tourists attention
variety of sources of employment
reduce health costs
reduce lethal disease rate
healthy environment

IMPACTS ON UNHYGINEIC

Open defecation pollutes the ground water

and agricultural products.
Open defecation is a leading cause of
diarrheal death among children.
Diarrhea is the third largest killer of children
under five, in Sub-Saharan Africa.
leads to typhoid, cholera, hepatitis, polio,
pneumonia, fatal worm infestation,
trachoma, stunted physical development,
and impaired cognitive function.

According to the World Health Organization,

an average of Rs. 6,500 per person is lost in
India due to lack of cleanliness and hygiene.

The World Bank in 2006 estimated that

India was losing 6.4 percent of gross
domestic product annually because of poor
sanitation.

CONCLUSION

It is not dream of mahatma Gandhi but it is

also responsibility of citizen to keep our
country.
cleanliness is godliness. For a healthy
society we require healthy people. The habit
of cleanliness will make a healthy nation.