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Assessment and Improvement of Water Resources Development in Rural Areas: A Study on the Role of Water Resources Development Directorate (WRDD)

Author(s) Mr. SURAJIT SINGHA, Prof. (Dr.) Satyabrata Saha
Country India
Abstract This M.Tech project, rooted in Manufacturing Technology, delves into the critical area of water resources development in rural regions, specifically scrutinizing the performance and impact of the Water Resources Development Directorate (WRDD). Rural communities frequently grapple with persistent challenges in
accessing clean, reliable water and managing it sustainably, despite considerable investments. Our study approaches this issue by applying principles of manufacturing process optimization and quality control to assess the existing state of water infrastructure development and management spearheaded by the WRDD.The research methodology involves a comprehensive data collection strategy, including surveys, stakeholder
interviews, and field observations, complemented by secondary data analysis of WRDD project reports and governmental statistics. This multi-faceted approach aims to uncover present gaps and inefficiencies within the WRDD's operations. We will establish and monitor key performance indicators (KPIs) such as water
supply reliability, infrastructure utilization, and community engagement to gauge effectiveness. A core objective is to pinpoint critical bottlenecks spanning the planning, execution, and maintenance phases of WRDD projects.
Furthermore, this project proposes innovative solutions that leverage advanced manufacturing concepts. We will explore integrating principles of lean manufacturing and digital twin technology to enhance resource allocation, enable predictive maintenance of water infrastructure, and boost operational efficiency. The potential for incorporating advanced manufacturing techniques, such as additive manufacturing for bespoke components or smart sensor deployment, to improve the resilience and sustainability of rural water systems will also be investigated. Ultimately, this research seeks to provide the WRDD with actionable recommendations to refine its operational framework, improve project delivery, and foster sustainable water resource development, thereby contributing significantly to the socio-economic well-being of rural
populations. "Harnessing manufacturing's precision to secure water's future in every rural drop."
Field Engineering
Published In Volume 16, Issue 4, October-December 2025
Published On 2025-10-13

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