Madhya Pradesh Unveils Draft Wastewater Recycling Policy, Aims for 50% Reuse by 2037

The Madhya Pradesh government today unveiled a draft policy on wastewater recycling, marking a significant step toward sustainable water management in the state. The policy, released in 2026, sets a target to treat and reuse 50% of the state's treated wastewater by 2037. It outlines a phased approach, including investment in treatment infrastructure, incentives for industries, and public awareness campaigns. Officials say the initiative will help mitigate water scarcity, reduce pollution, and support the state's growing agricultural and industrial sectors. The draft is open for public consultation before final approval.