The work of water supply project in Nemawar of Dewas district is being carried out at a rapid pace by Madhya Pradesh Urban Development Company, an undertaking of the Urban Development and Housing
Department. Under this project, a state-of-the-art water purification plant is being constructed for the supply of pure water in Nemawar area. The cost of the project is around Rs 21 crore.
A water purification plant of 2.21 million liters per day (MLD) capacity is under construction to purify water in Nemawar. This plant will play an important role in boosting the water supply system of the area. Apart from this, two overhead tanks of 100 kilolitres and 500 kilolitres capacity are also being built for storage of water. Their construction is going on at a fast pace. Along with Nemawar, the construction of new intake well on the Narmada bank for the supply of Narmada water in Khategaon Municipal Council area is also going on at a rapid pace. To provide pure water to every house, about 37 km long water distribution line is being laid, out of which 13 kilometer pipeline has been laid so far. Under this scheme, tap water connections are to be given to about 1200 houses. Out of these, connections have been given to 576 houses. After the completion of this project, more than 6 thousand residents of Nemawar will get supply of pure and safe water. Nemawar project is being completed with the assistance of Asian Development Bank. Its total cost along with operation and maintenance of the project is about Rs 21 crore. After the completion of the project, a regular supply of pure water will be ensured to the residents of Nemawar, which will improve their health and standard of living.