About SWM at rohinga camp.How about solid management & community engagement? How to are people empowered through community groups? How about the waste—compost production? Vegetation & grading. Method of composting, learnings, composting recommendations. Learnings of reuse recycle—contribution of cost.

1. Solid Waste
Management
Camp 2west
Society For Health Extension
And Development
WELCOMETO OUR PRESENTATION

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SHED operates a full chain SWM system in camp 2 west covering 5525
households. It is a door-to-door collection system. Segregated waste is collected from
households and shops, afterwards, they are taken to the Material Recovery Facility (MRF)
where final segregation, weighting, and composting is done. This system is operated by 24
collection volunteers, 6 Material Recovery Facility (MRF) volunteers, and 1 MRF operator
operational logistics. Include half-cut drums for organic collection, large bags or sacs for
inorganic waste collection, sandbags for brown waste collection, and also used hand trolleys, or
wheelbarrows.Thecollectionistakenplacemanually.
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Basic Information
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camp 2 west
Area Of
Coverage
Block #
4(A,B,C,&D)
#09 Cluster
Target of
population
Total HH
Covered #5525
Total Population
Covered # 24530

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In January,2022
Box Composting
SHEDWaSH Started to
operating this MRF Unit.
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Resource
Tools
Collection
Wheelbarrow
#07
half-cut drums
#24
Shredding
Machine
Temperature &
Moisture meter
Manpower
National
Staff#01
Collection
Volunteer #24
MRFVolunteer
#06

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ExistingPlanforMRFOperation
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ExistingManagementPlanForCollection
Community
Engagement
Community
sensitization
Ensure the
use of
separate bin
for
segregated
waste
Community
Mobilization
DoorTo Door
Collection
Door to Door
Collection
Carrying to MRF
Final Segregation
Organic Waste
For Composting
Compost
Production
Compost
Distribution
In-Organic
plastic &
polyethylene
Send to land fill
site
Recyclable send
to scrap dealer
Inert Safely
dispose
Brown waste

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Communitysensitization
» At the CIC office, in the presence of CIC, community leaders,
imams, and block majhis are informed about door-to-door
waste collection and waste segregation at the household level
and their cooperation is sought.
» Consultation meeting conducted with community leader, Imam
& community people for rising their awareness. By main block
WASH committee meeting conducted, majhi block committee
meeting conducted.
 To create community sensitization SHED Formed
 04WASH management committee
 47 Majhi BlockWASH Committee.
 766 WASH User Group.
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» The community members are being shown how to separate
waste into red and green bins by conducting meaningful
hygiene promotion. How and where to store and disposed of
waste after segregation.

7. Community mobilization and
engagement
» The community groups are involved to increase their
awareness about waste management,visited HH .The
group members shown the process for waste
segregation & store.
» To create awareness of the garbage management
community user group, WASH committee motivates
the community people through community
preparation and bringing allies together to share
information and communication support them, provide
facilities and generate unity.

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DoortoDoorwastecollection
CommunitypeoplearegivingwastetotheCollectors.

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CollectedwastecarryingtotheMRFunit

10. Every waste collected from the block is being weighted at the MRF so that easily can
calculate the waste generated per day per household. Waste collection monitoring tool
(log sheet) is used to monitor the incoming waste on daily basis.

11.  MRF volunteers segregate the incoming waste into degradable, recyclable, disposable
portions.
Dumped the degradable into the box chamber & store the remaining categories of
waste.

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MRFWasteReceived
12
Month Organic
(kg)
In
Organic
(kg)
Total
(kg)
January 21762 5211 26973
February 21605 7063 28668
March 27040 8129 35169
April 29410 6407 35817
May 25301 7523 33824
June 28069 7936 36005
July 17269 7971 25240
Total 170456 50240 220696

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MethodOf Composting
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Forthequalityfertilizer,regularlycheckedthetemperature&moistureinthe
compostingchamber.
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Thefinalprocessof Fertilizer
After 45-65days thematerialin the piles willhavea color likedarkgray,then the compost are
collectedfromtheboxformaturing.
• After the maturating screened of
the compost for finer compost.
• Use a covered area for maturing
to keep the compost away from
rain or direct sunlight.
• Compost is packed into bags that
are waterproofed but permeable
to air only just before
distribution.
• The final product of compost is
used for agriculture, gardening,
and vegetation.

16.  Monitor moisture & Distribution to the
community people.

17. RECOMMENDATIONS
Monitor temperature to maintain an active compost cycle.
Monitor moisture.
For Ventilate the shuffle every 2 weeks.
Good ratio of Carbon and Nitrogen waste (2:1 brown/green).
The workers must wear protective clothing while managing waste in the
compost plant.
Workers should wash hands after managing waste.

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MRFCompostProduction&Distribution
18
Month Production Distribution To
Host
Community (kg)
Distribution
To refugee
camps (Kg)
Total
Distribution
January 580 0 210 210
February 785 0 359 359
March 643 40 470 510
April 548 150 311 461
May 455 240 516 756
June 1288 40 1774 1814
July 1106 0 976 976
Total 5405 470 4616 5086

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Outputorcommunitylevelimpact
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Collection&MRFMaintenanceCost
#number of
volunteers/staffs
Working Day Per day Payment Gross Payment Remarks
Collection 24 26 277 81120
Volunteer will spend 3
hours daily for waste
collection(8:30AM to
11:30 AM)
MRF Operation 06 26 277 43200
Full time
Register & MRF operator 01 26 - 25562
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Purpose Unit Unit Cost Total Cost Remarks
Repairing & operational
material's
Repairing &
transportation cost
for landfill, PPE for
Volunteer
Per/month 15000 15000
GrandTotal In BDT 164882

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Inorganicwastesaresenttothelandfillsarea
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Month Sent To landfill
(kg)
January 7065
February 3305
March 9184
April 9965
May 5030
June 7200
July 14717
Total 56466

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Challenges
» The maturation/drying of waste
during the rainy season.
» Still 37% of Households are not
segregating waste.
» 100% of the households are not
giving waste to the collectors.
» Frequent volunteer drop out.
ObservationsOf SWM
Learnings
» SWM can easily to made successful by increasing the awareness of
responsibility in the community by increasing the leadership. They
are motivated to do this because they get more messages from
consultation meetings, wash committee meetings, majhi block
wash committee meetings. Learning is that Solid Waste
Management (SWM) will be more effective for the smooth
functioning through community engagement and empowerment.
» Community people are aware about the compost production and
process through SWM system at MRF sites. From the MRF site
community people can received compost for vegetation or
plantation at their houses nearest area. Learning is Garbage can be
used to produce community nutrients.
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23. Thank You
+88 03426-75144
shedteknaf@yahoo.com
www.shedbd.org
Society For Health Extension
And Development