This is my proposal of how to clean my city

1. OUR VISION
SWACCH KASHIPUR
ABHIYAAN
DR BHARTI PANT GAHTORI
FOUNDER
KALPAVRIKSHA GROUP KASHIPUR

2. EVEN AFTER AN YEAR OF SPENDING CRORES OF NATIONAL
CURRENCY ON SWACHH BHARAT ABHIYAAN OR ITS LOCAL
VERSION
PERCEPTIBLE CHANGES HAVE NOT OCCURED PERTAINING TO
SANITATION RELATED BEHAVIORALCONDUCT OF CITIZENS AS WELL
AS GENERAL CLEANLINESS AND SANITATION IN THE CITIES AND
VILLAGES
WILL THIS MISSION FAIL LIKE MOST OF
THE COMMUNITY ORIENTED PLANS TILL
NOW ?????????
EVEN AFTER ROPING IN ROLE MODELS, CELEBRITIES ETC AND
CONDUCTING PLENTY OF AWARENESS PROGRAMMES AND
WORKSHOPS
BIG
QUESTION
?

3. REASONS FOR INADEQUACY AND
INEFFICIENCY IN SERVICES

4. Unionization of workers, politicization of labour union further
deteriorates efficiency
Systems and practices continue to be outdated and inefficient
with least inroad of latest technologies in waste management ,
treatment and disposal.
Major part of SWM budget is spent on the wages of sanitation
workers with low productivity rather than on improving on
efficiency , work condition & equipment
Elected representatives & Municipal authority relegate
responsibilities on Sanitary inspector and indulge in minimum
surveillance & supervision
NO. 1 : APATHY OF MUNICIPAL
AUTHORITIES

5. We are ready to follow cleanliness and hygiene discipline in other countries but
are reluctant to follow the same in our country showing lack of nationalism and
love for our motherland.
For the general public, which is quite indifferent towards garbage disposal
etiquette and street cleanliness , the onus of keeping the city clean is entirely on
the Municipal bodies and sweepers
In the absence of a basic facility of collection of waste from source, citizens are
prone to dumping waste on the streets, open spaces, drains, and water bodies in
the vicinity creating insanitary conditions.
Municipal authorities failure to mobilize the community and educate citizens on
the rudiments of handling waste and proper practices of storing it in their own
bins at the household-, shop- and establishment-level
No.2:ABSENCE OF COMMUNITY
PARTICIPATION

6. 1ST
• SHOWS OUR UPBRINGING AND ATTITUDE
• AESTHETIC VALUE TO THE CITY
2ND
• RELATES TO INDIVIDUAL DISCIPLINE
• RELATES TO RESPECT FOR MOTHER LAND
3RD
• PREVENTS COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
• SAVES THOUSANDS SPEND ON TREATMENT
WHY DO WE NEED TO CLEAN
OUR CITY

7. • INFECTIONS EG THYPHOID, HEPATITIS, MALARIA ,
DENGUE, GASTROENTERITIS
• SKIN DIS, RESPIRATORY DIS, TUBERCULOSIS
PERSONAL ,
HOUSEHOLD
• SITE OF INSECT BREEDING, RATS, FLEAS, TERMITES
• TOXIC GASES PRODUCED CAUSING HEALTH
HAZARDS
OPEN DRAINS
,DEFEACATION
AND WASTE BINS
• SEEPS INTO SOIL AND MIXES WITH UNDERGROUND
WATER WHICH WE DRINK EVERYDAY
• CAUSES CANCERS, GASTROENTERITIS
CHEMICALS,
SEWAGE FROM
VARIOUS
SOURCES
HOW IMPROPER HYGIENE AND SANITATION
EFFECTS HEALTH

8. NO STORAGE OF
SEGREGATED
WASTE AT
SOURCE
HABIT OF
LITTERING ON THE
STREET
NO SYSTEM OF
PLANNED
DOORSTEP
COLLECTION
IRREGULAR &
INEFFICIENT
STREET
SWEEPING
NO UNIFORM
WORK YARDSTICK
FOR SANITATION
WORKER
OPEN
UNHYGIENIC
WASTE STORAGE
DEPOTS
OLD OPEN
MANUALWASTE
TRANSPORT
NEGLIGIBLE WASTE
PROCESSING
UNITS
UNSCIENTIFIC
DISPOSAL OF
WASTE
DRAWBACKS IN PRESENT
SWM SERVICES

9. ACCORDING TO WASTE SEGREGATION
DRY & WET
HOUSEHOLD, INDUSTRIAL &
BIOMEDICAL HAZARD
ACCORDING TO SOURCES
*HOUSEHOLD(MUNICIPAL)
*CONSTRUCTION & STREET
*INDUSTRIAL & BIOMEDICAL
WASTE (HAZARDOUS )
ACCORDING TO PROPERTIES
BIODEGRADABLE NON BIODEGRADABLE
CLASSIFICATION OF WASTE
*E- WASTE *ANIMAL WASTE

10. GARBAGE: THE FOUR BROAD
CATEGORIES
› ORGANIC WASTE: KITCHEN WASTE, VEGETABLES, FLOWERS,
LEAVES, FRUITS – USED FOR COMPOSTING
› TOXIC WASTE: OLD MEDICINES, PAINTS, CHEMICALS, BULBS,
SPRAY CANS, FERTILIZER AND PESTICIDE CONTAINERS,
BATTERIES, SHOE POLISH, E WASTE
› RECYCLABLE: PAPER, GLASS, METALS, PLASTICS.
› SOILED: HOSPITAL WASTE SUCH AS CLOTH SOILED WITH
BLOOD AND OTHER BODY FLUIDS.

11. THE TYPE OF LITTER WE GENERATE
AND THE APPROXIMATE TIME IT
TAKES TO DEGENERATE
TYPE OF LITTER APPROXIMATE TIME IT TAKES TO DEGENERATE
ORGANIC WASTE ( VEGETABLE & FRUIT
PEEL , LEFT OVER FOOD
1-2 WEEKS
PAPER 10-30 DAYS
COTTON CLOTHES 2-5 MONTHS
WOOD 10-15 YEARS
WOOLLEN ITEM 1 YEAR
TIN , ALUMINIUM AND OTHER METALLIC
ITEMS SUCH AS CANS, CONTAINERS
100- 500 YEARS
PLASTIC BAGS AND OTHER MATERIALS OF
SAME ORIGIN
ONE MILLION YEARS
GLASS BOTTLES AND OTHER ITEMS UNDETERMINED

12. OUR VISION OF SWACCH
KASHIPUR NEEDS
ADMINISTRATION & ELECTED
REPRESENTATIVES
WARD MEMBERS SDM MAYOR MLA /MP
SOCIAL
ORGANISATIONS/INSTITUTIONAL
SUPPORTREPRESENTATIVES SCHOOL HEAD RELIGIOUS HEAD SOCIAL WORKERS
COMMUNITY SUPPORT
INDIVIDUAL
HOUSEHOLD
COMMUNITY
VOLUNTEERS
SCHOOL CHILDREN
SANITATION
WORKERS

13. MLA/MP
MAYOR
WARD
MEMBERS
SANITARY
WORKERS
VOLUNTARY
MEMBERS
CITIZENS CORE GROUP
MEMBERS
ORGANISATION
REPRESENTATIVES
SANITARY
INSPECTOR
JAB KOI
CHARA
NA RAHE

14. UNIVERSAL METHOD OF SOLID WASTE
SEGREGATION
GREEN CONTAINER WITH POLYPACK FOR
BIODEGRADABLE WASTE
• FOOD RELATED WASTE
• GARDEN WASTE
BLUE CONTAINER WITH POLYPACKS FOR
RECYCLABLE WASTE
• METALLIC ITEMS LIKE CANS, CONTAINERS , GLASS ITEMS
• CARDBOARD, PAPER , PLASTICS
BLACK CONTAINER WITH POLYPACKS FOR TOXIC AND
HAZARDOUS WASTE
• SANITARY NAPKINS, DIAPERS, PET LITTER , BROKEN STUFFS
• BULBS , CHEMICALS ,INSECTICIDE AND PESTICIDE
CONTAINERS, BATTERY

15. FIRST LEVEL ( COLONY / SOCIETY/
APARTMENT / RESIDENTIAL
COMPLEX)
1ST
• SEGREGATION OF WASTE IN SINGLE UNIT
• ATLEAST BLUE AND GREEN DUSTBIN IN EACH UNIT
2ND
• COLLECTED IN SPECIFIC MUNICIPAL REFUSE BIN
• COLLECTED BY MUNICIPAL OR PRIVATE COLLECTORS
3RD
• 5-10 COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS/PRINCIPAL
• MUNICIPAL AND/OR SELECT ASSIGNED INSPECTOR

16. FIRST LEVEL ( SHOPS/COMMERCIAL
COMPLEXES/PETROL PUMPS
1ST
• INDIVIDUAL SHOPS WASTE SEGREGATION BINS
• SPECIAL: FOOD CATERING, BUTCHERS,VENDORS
2ND
• CLEANING AREA AROUND THE SHOP ETC
• DISPOSING WASTE IN MUNICIPAL REFUSE BINS
3RD
• SHOPKEEPER VOLUNTEERS
• SANITARY INSPECTORS / FINE ON DEFAULTERS

17. FIRST LEVEL: PUBLIC PLACES E.G
RAILWAYS STATION, BUS STATION , POLICE
STATION , PARKS ETC
1ST
• DAILY CLEANING,WASTE SEGREGATION & DISPOSAL
• BAN & FINE ON PLASTICS, SMOKING ,SPITTING
2ND
• PROVIDING POTABLE WATER AND MAINTAINED TOILETS
• GIVE CLEANING RESPONSIBILITY TO PVT PARTIES AND SOCIAL
ORGANISATIONS IN EXCHANGE OF ADVERTISEMENT RIGHTS IN
THAT PLACE PLUS SELLING OF GARBAGE RIGHTS
3RD
• HEALTH AWARENESS POSTERS AND BANNERS
• AWARDS FOR VOLUNTEER AND INCENTIVES FOR SWEEPERS

18. FIRST LEVEL : OPEN
PLOTS(GOVT/PRIVATE)
1ST
• MAKING BOUNDARY TO BE MADE COMPULSARY IN
REGISTERED LAND
• LANDFILLING STRICT IN OPEN PLOTS AND LANDS
2ND
• STRICT FINE IN CASE OF WATERLOGGING AND
UNWANTED WEEDS
• STRICT FINE IN CASE OF GARBAGE DISPOSAL IN
THOSE AREAS
3RD
• COMPULSARY BIODEGRADABLE COMPOSTING
• STRICT ADHERANCE TO PLASTIC BAN AND USE OF
ORGANIC CLEANERS

19. FIRST LEVEL: CHEMIST/ CHEMICAL
DEALERS CLINICS/ HOSPITALS /
NURSING HOMES ETC
1ST
• SEGREGATION OF WASTE IN FOUR BINS
• SPECIAL CARE OF TOXIC WASTE
2ND
• FOLLOW BIOMEDICAL HAZARD NORMS
• PROPER DISPOSAL WITH HELP OF AUTHORITY
3RD
• CLEANLINESS OF IN AND OUT OF PREMISES
• USE OF ORGANIC CLEANERS AND SPRAYS

20. FIRST LEVEL : STREET VENDORS ,HOTELS,
RESORTS , RESTAURANTS ETC
1ST
• STRICT FOOD PREPARATION & WATER NORMS
• STRICT FINE ON TYPE OF RAW MATERIAL &QUALITY
2ND
• SEGREGATION OF DRY AND WET WASTE
• CHECK FOR WATERLOGGING AND ORGANIC CLEANER
3RD
• BAN ON PLASTIC STUFFS & PROMOTING USE OF PAPERPLATES
AND OTHER ENVIRONMENT FRIENDLY STUFFS
• SPECIAL PRIZE / STRICT FINE DEPENDING ON STAR RATING BY
FOOD INSPECTOR AND VOLUNTEERS

21. FIRST LEVEL : RELIGIOUS &
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
INCLUDING COLLEGES ETC
1ST
• WASTE SEGREGATION AND DISPOSAL
• CLEANLINESS IN AND OUT OF PREMISES
2ND
• CONDUCT AWARENESS PROGRAMMES, LECTURES & RALLIES
• EXPLAIN HEALTH HAZARDS OF OPEN WASTE AND WATER
CLOGGING
3RD
• COLLECTION OF MONEY RESOURCES & MOTIVATE
VOLUNTEERS
• RELIGIOUS HEADS/ PRINCIPAL SUPERVISE COMMUNITY WORK

22. FIRST LEVEL : POULTRY
FARM/SLAUGHTER HOUSE/ GAUSHALAS
1ST
• SEGREGATION OF DRY AND WET WASTE
• DISPOSAL INCLUDING IN-HOUSE COMPOSTING
2ND
• USE OF GLOVES ETC FOR PERSONAL HYGIENCE
• AVOID COMMUNICABLE DISEASES & IMMUNISATION
3RD
• STRICT FINES ON OPEN WASTE DISPOSAL
• STRICT ADHERANCE TO NORMS WITH FINES

23. SECOND LEVEL : COMMUNITY /STUDENTS /
SOCIAL ORGANISATIONS• SUGGESTED BY COMMUNITY
VOLUNTEERS, SANITARY WORKERS
• STRESS ON DAILY GARBAGE
COLLECTION
SEGREGATED
GARBAGE
COLLECTION POINTS
WITH INSTRUCTIONS
• STRICT SURVEILLANCE AND FINE
• CREATION OF CLEAN PUBLIC TOILETS
AND PUTTING UP WASTE BINS &
SPITTING POTS
AVOID PUBLIC
LITTERING, OPEN
DEFECATION,
SPITTING ETC
• LECTURES , RALLIES , STUDENT
CAMPAIGNS
• BANNERS , PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS ,
PLAYS ETC
PUBLIC AWARENESS
GENERATION

24. SECOND LEVEL : SANITARY WORKERS/
SANITARY INSPECTORS/ WARD MEMBERS
• DAILY PICKUP OF HOUSEHOLD WASTE
• REGULAR STREET AND DRAIN CLEANING
CONSTANT
SURVEILLANCE
• SEPARATE HELPLINE NUMBER FOR EACH
WARD FOR COMPLAINTS LODGING AND
QUICK REDRESSSAL
• WHATSAPP GROUP INCLUDING WARD
VOLUNTARY MEMBERS , ORGANISATION
REPRESENTATIVES
COMPLAINT
REDRESSAL
SYSTEM
• BAN ON PUBLIC LITTERING, PLASTIC USE,
SPITTING ETC
• DEVELOPING STAR RATING SYSTEM WITH
FINE / REWARD
STRICT
IMPLEMENTATION
AND FINE SYSTEM

25. ROLE OF ADMINISTRATION AND ELECTED
REPRESENTATIVES• LEVELWISE WASTE SEGREGATION SYSTEM
• NEW HYGIENE AND SANITATION PROTOCOLS
FOR SERVICE INDUSTRY
IMPLEMENTATION
• COMPLAINT REDRESSAL SYSTEM WITH STEPS
TO MEET AND RECTIFY THEM
• SPECIAL APPS /FACEBOOK PAGE CREATION
ACCOUNTIBILITY
• BAN ON NON ECOFRIENDLY ITEMS AND FINE
ON PEOPLE NOT FOLLOWING R & R
• INTER-WARD COMPETITIONS
STRICT FINE AND
REWARD SYSTEMS
• FOR WASTE COLLECTION , DISPOSAL AND
TRADE
• PVT PEOPLE GIVEN AREASFOR CLEANING IN
EXCHANGE OF FREEDOM TO ADVERTISE
P-P-P MODEL

26. OTHER METHODS TO INVOLVE MASSES FOR
THIS ENDEAVOUR
RETIRED ARMY PERSONNEL, TRAFFIC POLICE, POLICE ,SANITORY INSPECTORS SENSITISED
AND UTILIZED FOR SURVEILLANCE AND SUPERVISION OF THIS PROGRAMME
CHECK ON
LITTERING ETC
OPEN WASTE
DISPOSAL
IMPLEMENTING R&R COLLECTING FINE
RELIGIOUS & EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS ( SCHOOL & COLLEGES)
INVOLVEMENT IN SPREADING
AWARENESS
STUDENT TAKE OUT RALLIES &
PREPARE POSTERS
ADOPTING AN AREA FOR
CLEANLINESS
SOCIAL ORGANISATIONS( DONATION &ADOPTION METHOD)
STREET COLONY PARK CHAURAHA DUSTBINS

27. IDEAS TO RAISE MONEY FOR THIS
ENDEAVOUR
FROM PRIVATE PARTIES
TENDER FOR PUBLIC PLACES FOR MAINTAINENCE
AND IN RETURN FREEDOM TO PUT POSTER, BANNER
STRICT FINE IF ANY PRIVATE FUNCTIONS DOES NOT
CLEAN THE PUBLIC PREMISE AFTER IT IS OVER
FROM SOCIAL ORGANISATIONS / GROUPS/ ASSOCIATIONS
PUTTING UP COVERED WASTE
DRUMS , WASTE PICKUP VEHICLES
USING IT FOR WASTE DISPOSAL
AND TREATMENT PLANTS MAINLY
COMPOSTING
FOR COMPLAINT REDRESSAL
PROGRAMMES AND AWARD
PROGRAMMES
FROM COMMUNITY
IMPLEMENTING GREEN AND
RED STAR RATING SYSTEM
STRICT FINE ON USE AND SELLING
OF BANNED PRODUCTS
STRICT FINE ON INCORRECT
SEGREGATION OF TOXIC AND
BIOMEDICAL WASTE
EARN BY SELLING
COLLECTED
RECYCLABLE WASTE
AND MANURE
GENERATED FROM
COMPOSTING AND
VERMICOMPOSTING

29. MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE (MANAGEMENT
AND HANDLING)RULES 2000.
THE MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT AND
FOREST NOTIFIED MUNICIPAL SOLID
WASTE (MANAGEMENT AND HANDLING)
RULES 2000 AFTER WIDELY CIRCULATING
THE DRAFT RULES IN 1999 INVITING
OBJECTIONS AND SUGGESTIONS IF ANY
AND MADE IT MANDATORY FOR ALL
MUNICIPAL AUTHORITIES IN THE
COUNTRY, IRRESPECTIVE OF THEIR SIZE

30. 1. Prohibit littering on the streets by ensuring storage of waste at source in two
bins; one for biodegradable waste and another for recyclable material.
2. Primary collection of biodegradable and non-biodegradable waste from the
doorstep, (including slums and squatter areas) at pre-informed timings on a
day-to-day basis using containerized tricycle/handcarts/pick up vans.
3. Street sweeping covering all the residential and commercial areas on all the
days of the year irrespective of Sundays and public holidays.
4. Abolition of open waste storage depots and provision of covered containers
or closed body waste storage depots.
5. Transportation of waste in covered vehicles on a day today basis.
6. Treatment of biodegradable waste using composting or waste to energy
technologies meeting the standards laid down.
7. Minimize the waste going to the land fill and dispose of only rejects from the
treatment plants and inert material at the landfills as per the standards laid
down in the rules.

32. THANK YOU FOR YOUR
PATIENCE