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RWB Impact Study · Executive Brief
National overview
Auto-assembled from current selection · Phase 1 + Phase 2
Illustrative mockup
Not actual study findings
Headline findings
- Water availability rose most in basaltic Maharashtra (illustrative Δ +34 pp vs comparison). High
- Silt-application uptake tracked composite score across states — signal, not attribution. Moderate
- TMC women’s representation crosses 50% at ~42% of sampled sites; concentrated in P1. Moderate
- Per-waterbody cost ranges 6–32 ₹ lakh with no simple cost-outcome monotone. Indicative
- Convergence with Amrit Sarovar is present in ~1/3 of sites, mostly partial. Indicative
Comparison chart
Composite score · illustrative
Map thumbnail
RJ
MP
MH
UP
What this means for scale-up
Under illustrative conditions, replicability is highest where institutional readiness (Panchayat + NGO + PMU) exceeds ~60 and geohydrology supports recharge. Priority states in the current selection (RJ, MP, MH, UP) would benefit most from convergence sequencing with Amrit Sarovar and MGNREGA before further capital works.