Swachh Bharat Mission – Role of Resident Welfare Associations

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This communication from the Ministry of Personnel, PG & Pensions, Government of India, reiterates the importance of Resident Welfare Associations (RWAs) and Area Welfare Officers (AWOs) in achieving the goals of the Swachh Bharat Mission. It reminds RWAs of a previous appeal to participate in cleanliness drives, highlighting activities like voluntary cleaning (Shramdaan), garbage disposal, and awareness programs. The document emphasizes the need for RWAs to include cleanliness drives in their Annual Action Plans and report their progress to the Department of Personnel and Training (DOPT). Ultimately, it encourages collaboration between RWAs, AWOs, and civic authorities to create cleaner cities.

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No.10/01/2014-Dir(C)

Government of India

Ministry of Personnel, PG & Pensions

Department of Personnel and Training

Director(Canteens)


Lok Nayak Bhawan, Khan Market

New Delhi, dated 13th February, 2015

To,

All Central Government Employees

Resident Welfare Associations

(as per list enclosed)

Subject: Swachh Bharat Mission-RWAs

An appeal was made to all RWAs along with AWOs to join together toward achieving the Mission of Swachh Bharat through letter No.10/1/2014-Dir(C) dated 29.9.2014. It is once again reiterated that Resident Welfare Association (RWA) along with Area Welfare Officers (AWO) have been playing very vital role in promoting Social, Cultural and other Welfare Activities of the residents. They also actively coordinate with a various civic authorities to provide civic amenities and services.

  1. All RWAs and AWOs were requested to launch cleanliness drive through various programmes like voluntary participation of residents in cleaning (Shramdaan), ensuring disposal of garbage, awareness programmes etc. It is pertinent to point out that in accordance with existing instructions recognized RWAs frame Annual Action Plan for various activities. The achievement with reference to Annual Action Plan is required to be indicated by RWAs while applying for grants-in-aid. RWAs are requested to include cleanliness drive as one of the important targets in their Annual Action Plan and periodically inform DOPT about their achievements on this aspect. RWAs and AWOs are requested to carry out cleanliness drives voluntarily and also in association/coordination with respective civic authorities.

  2. All these activities would go long way to make city clean. Let all Resident Welfare Associations and Area Welfare Officers join together towards achieving the Mission of Swachh Bharat.

P. Yajap

(Pratima Tyagi)

Director (Canteens)

Tele: 24624722

Copy to:

All Area Welfare Officers (as per list enclosed)

Dir(Adm) w.r.t. letter No. I-28011/101/2014-Coord dated 27.01.2015.