Swachchh Bharat Saptah25/09/2014 to 2/10/2014

Mahatma Gandhi Swachhta MissionGOVERNMENT OF GUJARAT

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Overview

Milestone

Nirmal Gujarat : 2005

Clean air, water & land

Eight components

Phase II : MGSM (2014-

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Vision

Open deficationfree urban area

Zero Waste Cities

Dust free cities

Institution

Constitution of Mission at State

Level for Planning & Monitoring

City and district Level sub mission

Policy

MSW norms and level playing policy for MSW by Center

Zero waste policy by state

Public health bye laws by LSG

Planning

દરેક વિભાગ દ્વારા આયોજન

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Short term: up to Dec 2014

Medium term:

2 years– 2014 - 16

Long term:

5 years – 2014 -19

Open defication

free status

Zero waste

Gujarat

Cleanliness for all building

complexes:

Daily

• Cleaning of the interior & campus

• Drinking water locations & utensils

• Toilets & drains

Weekly • Area outside & around compound wall

• Electrical & electronic devices

• Furniture, files, books…etc

Monthly • Overhead & underground tanks

• Ceiling & terrace

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Short term planning

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Swachchh Bharat Saptah &

institutionalizing cleanliness

Door to door –mass contact

campaign

Auction of condemned item & maintenance

Promotion to eco friendly materials & easy recycling

Swachchh Bharat Saptah

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Sanitation day Date Planning/Reporting

Public offices –

awareness campaign

25/09/2014 In urban areas, more than 5000 rallies &

competitions attended by more than 1lakh persons

Health institutions 26/09/2014 7030 HIs cleaned, 61052 chlorine tests done;

33144 demos shown; 5727 medicinal plantation

Educational

institutions

27/09/2014 Cleanliness drive and competitions for awareness

in 33624– SMC participated in 33141 schools

Police establishments 29/09/2014

Press conference &

VC

30/09/2014 VC held, more than 56 lakh SMS pushed, IEC,

Officers & employees deputed

Community

awareness

1/10/2014 Gram /ward sabha, Shapath, 2052 ward & more

than 140000 gram sabhas, rallies planned

Public sanitation drive 2/10/2014 Cleanliness & sanitation drive in public places and

private house

People in action

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Students taking oath in a school

Hon’ble Min Ganapat bhai Vasava

Office cleaning Sanitation rally

Mashal rally in a municipality

Cleaning backyard Cleaning schools Cleaning campus

Involvement of Non Government

organizations

Yuva Unstoppable

NCC cadets

Home/Forest guards

Gandhian institutions

Reputed NGOs

Educational & religious institutions

Marketing yards & dairires

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Institutions active in

tribal area

Maholla association

Traders’ association

SHGs and women’s

association

Bhajan mandals

Swami Vivekanand

Yuva mandals

Follow up Diwali campaign: Gandhi to

Sardar ( 2/10 to 31/10)

Door to door mass contact campaign for public awareness

Distribution of unwanted but useful items to needy and for recycling

Removal of ganda baval

Promotion to eco friendly materials

Auction of all condemnable items in public offices

Appointment of nodal offices for institutionalizing cleanliness for each

department, city and district

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Drive against adultration

F&CA and LSG

Cleanliness in all

eateries

Awareness campaign

and workshops

Cleanliness of kitchen, dining and

utensils

Personal hygiene of cooks & waiters

Cleanliness of toilets &

drinking water

locations

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Institutionalize cleanliness

Community participation

Consultation, public

meetings

Education, promotion & incentivizing

Dos & Don’tsUse of toilets

& SW disposal

Local Self Government:

Provision for toilets

Stopping open

defication

Disposal of SW

Interactive web portal

IEC અને MIS Social media

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Open defication free status

Individual toilets

• Preferred option

• Septic tank/UG connection

• Integration with housing

• Water supply

• Specifications

Community toilets

• Where individual toilets not possible

• O & M issues

• Design & technology

Pay and use toilets

• Public places

• Highways

• Tourist places

• O&M - PPP basis

• Design & technology

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SWM : issues

Segregation at source – Regulations & implementation

Transportation of segregated waste

Level playing field for processed products: Compost,

RDF, Electricity

Higher cost of processed SW product vis – a – vis

cheaper/subsidized regular products : viability issues

VGF or RPPO type norms

Promotion of technology transfer – tax benefits

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Zero waste cities

Solid Waste Management

Door to door collection

Segregation at source – recyclable, dry & wet non recyclable

Cleaning of public amenities

Recycling of plastic & e-waste, construction debris and earth

Toxic bio-medical waste

Transportation of segregated waste

Processing and Landfill

Liquid Waste Management

100% coverage of UG drainage

Sewerage Treatment Plants with

BoD < 5 for towns having> 100,000

population

Utilization of treated water –

localized to the extent possible

Issue of dual distribution network

Cleaning of water bodies

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Recycling

e-waste

Plastic

MetalPaper

Glass

Building & earthen materials

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Dust free cities : Wall to wall cover

Dust free

Paving

Plantation

Parks

Tracks

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Mahatma Gandhi Swachhta Mission - Action Plan

Sr. No. Activity Measureable Indicator 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 Expected Outcome/ impact

Sustainability O & M

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I Short term

To be sustained

Cleaning of public offices No/ amt in kg

Door to door mass campaign No/ basic details

Recycling unwanted articles No

Promotion to eco friendly materials Production/ mandating use

Cleanliness of eateries No

II Medium Term

To be sustained

zero waste policy

Public health bye laws

Sanitation plans

Provision for individual toilets No

Provision for community toilets No

Provision for pay & use toilets No

III Long term

Daily collection of SW amt in kg/ tonne

Segregation at source amt in kg/ tonne

Transportation of SW amt in kg/ tonne

Processing of SW amt in kg/ tonne

Sewerage/ Effluent treatment Amt in MLD

Utilization of treated product

Scientific landfill site

Planning

Thank You

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Programme 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19

General

Preparation of City Sanitation Plan

Drafting of Public Health Bye-laws

Solid Waste Management

100% Collection of Waste Generated & transportation

Cleaning of Public Places & Roads

100% Processing / Treatment/Re-use/ Re-cycling of SW

100% Scientific Disposal of SW

Liquid Waste Management

Construction of Underground Drainage & STP

Re-use & Re-cycling of Treated Sewage

Provision of Machines for Disposal of Fecal Sludge

Toilets

Construction of Individual Toilets

Construction of Community/Pay & Use/Shared Toilets19

Continued Action

Immediate Action

Road Map

Total Population of India : 1.21 billion

Urban Population : 31% of total population�

Daily Generation of MSW : 1,27,486 TPD

Collection of MSW : 70% of MSW i.e. 89,334 TPD

Processed MSW : 15,881 TPD i.e. 12.45% MSW is

( Source:- CPHEEO Draft Manual 2014 )

Indian Scenario

Progress so far

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Sr Components Status

1. Constitution of Mission at State Level for Implementation & Monitoring GR Issued

2. Formulation of “Zero Waste City” Policy Project Committee - Under Approval

3. Formulation & Implementation of Public Health bye-laws Proposal under evaluation

4. Formulation of City Sanitation Plan for all Cities “EOI” under evaluation

5. City Level Task Force : Monitoring & Implementation at City Level At ULB and GUDC level

6. 100% Coverage of Individual Toilets for houses & Pay & Use/Community Toilets in the remaining areas by Mar’15

In Progress (75%)

7. Free Health Check-up : Twice a Year for Sanitation & Drainage Workers In Progress

8. Eco-friendly Crematoriums (Kailashdham Scheme) in all the Municipalities

In Progress

9. Rating of Cities/Inter-city Competitions & Awards Criteria finalized

10. Financial/Equipments & Technical Assistance, Training & Capacity Building to all ULBs

Funds have been allocated

11. Public Awareness & Public Participation High-level committee is formed.