AMRUT (Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation)

The Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (AMRUT) is a flagship program of the Government of India implemented by Dibrugarh Municipality Corporation to improve the quality of life in urban areas.
The mission focuses on providing basic civic amenities, strengthening infrastructure, and ensuring sustainable urban development through efficient planning, technology, and citizen participation.

In Dibrugarh, AMRUT plays a vital role in transforming the city into a cleaner, greener, and more liveable urban space.

Objectives of AMRUT

  • Universal Water Supply: Ensure every household has access to safe and adequate drinking water.
  • Sewerage and Septage Management: Improve sanitation by developing underground sewer networks and treatment facilities.
  • Storm Water Drainage: Reduce urban flooding by upgrading and maintaining drainage systems.
  • Urban Transport: Promote non-motorised and environmentally friendly transport like footpaths, cycle tracks, and pedestrian zones.
  • Green Spaces and Parks: Develop and maintain public parks, gardens, and open spaces for recreation and environmental balance.
  • Reforms and Governance: Strengthen e-Governance, improve financial management, and enhance citizen engagement in planning and monitoring.

Key Features in Dibrugarh

  • Upgradation of drinking water supply network to ensure 24x7 water availability.
  • Development of storm water drainage systems to prevent waterlogging during monsoon.
  • Creation and beautification of urban parks and green belts across the city.
  • Implementation of sewerage treatment systems to improve sanitation and environmental health.
  • Promotion of non-motorised transport through safe pedestrian and cycling infrastructure.
  • Use of smart monitoring systems for project tracking and transparency.

Benefits to Citizens

  • Improved Quality of Life: Better access to clean water, sanitation, and green spaces.
  • Healthier Environment: Reduction in pollution and waterborne diseases.
  • Reduced Flooding: Modern storm water systems prevent waterlogging in low-lying areas.
  • Enhanced Urban Mobility: Safer and cleaner roads for walking and cycling.
  • Transparent Governance: Real-time project updates and citizen feedback mechanisms.