| Sanction Date: | 24-01-2020 | |||
| Project Category | MG | |||
| Year | 2019-2020 | |||
| Project Duration | 2 Years + 9 Months project extension + 4 Months and 22 days project extension | |||
| BTA : | HHS | |||
| Project Site/ State/ Districts/ Villages Covered: |
Himachal Pradesh |
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| Organization/ Implementation Agency: | Department of Environment, Science & Technology Government of Himachal Pradesh, Paryavaran Bhawan Near US Club, Shimla, H.P. - 171001 | |||
| Project Partners: | S.No. | Name | ||
| 1. | Urban Development Department, ULBs, Rural Development | |||
| 2. | PRIs | |||
| 3. | HP State Pollution Control Board | |||
| Lead Proponent: | Dr. Suresh C. Attri |
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| Project Brief Description: |
The Himachal Pradesh State is a predominantly hill State with the
total population of 68.56 (6.85 Millions) residing in 55673 sq km
area.
Currently urban population of the state is 6.89 Lakhs (0.69
Million) (10.04% of the total population) but it is fast increasing.
The state currently has 2 Municipal Corporation (Shimla), 31
Municipal Councils and 21 Nagar Panchayats to provide qualitative municipal services in Urban Areas. The amount of
MSW produced in the State of Himachal Pradesh is 124,830
tonnes annually, which makes 342 tonnes per day.
Himachal Pradesh is a hilly state and towns are very small and
scattered. Individual town wise SWM Plants sometimes not
financially viable, thus, cluster approach proposed to be adopted
which will be financially viable for the PPP Mode.
As the urban outgrowths too have been putting on pressure on the
towns therefore, mini clusters were also proposed to be formed
with the inclusion of peri-urban areas adjoining the towns so that a
viable project are established and the problem of waste disposal in
the semi-urban areas too is resolved. ULBs are being consulted for
forming cluster or mini clusters for management of Solid Waste in
the accordance with the SWM Rules, 2016 through SPCB. The
Rural Development department and the District Administration are
being involved, consulted for formation of these clusters.
So far, it has not been practically implemented. There is hardly
any technology which is feasible, implemented successfully in the
State for the one or the other reason.
The DEST HP intends to offer a workable solution to the ULBs,
SPCB by extending handholding technical support to develop 8
Pilot Micro Demonstration Solid Waste Management Plan with
financial and social sustainability on My Waste My Wealth
concept.
The cluster, or independent bigger projects have failed and have
not succeeded earlier. Developing small facilities with fewer
burdens, easy to handle, door to door collection with segregation
at source needs to be prioritized and practiced. This will be
suitable from geographical point of view as well.
The locations which are having importance from tourist,
economic, cultural and social aspects will be targeted under the
proposal. i. Municipal Council Theog (Municipal Solid Waste =1.8 tons per day) ii. Nagar Panchayat Narkanda (Municipal Solid Waste = 0.80 tons per day) iii. Nagar Panchayat Kasol (Municipal Solid Waste=0.50 to 1 tons per day) iv. Gram Panchayat, Dharampur, Solan (Municipal Solid Waste=0.50 to 5 tons per day). v. Nagar Panchayat Sarkaghat, Mandi, (Municipal Solid Waste 1.5-2 tons per day) vi. Temple committee at Chintpurni Temple (Kitchen waste 50 to 200 kg/day) vii. Temple committee at Naina Devi Temple (Kitchen waste 50 to 200 kg/day) viii. Temple Maa Bala Sundari, Trilokpur, Nahan Temple (Kitchen waste 50 to 200 kg/day) |
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| Beneficiaries/ Stakeholders: | Local Environment and local community is the key beneficiary |
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| Activity Chart (For 3 years) | Click Here | |||
| Total Grants (in Rs.) | Rs. 4,48,25,000 (Rupees: Four crore forty eight lakh twenty five thousand only) | |||
| Project Objectives | Quantifiable Deliverables | Monitoring Indicators |
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• Develop new environmentally safe and socially acceptable pilot demonstration micro Solid Waste Management (SWM) facilities • Develop legal and regulatory frameworks at the local level; • Improve municipal financial management and cost recovery systems so as to guarantee the sustainability of urban SWM; • Ensure the positive social impact of the new SWM system on the waste pickers; • Establish local and municipal mechanisms for minimization and recycling; |
• Eight (08) Pilot demonstration SWM facilities will be developed • Adopting the habit of Segregating the waste (80 % Household) • Improved the health of waste pickers of SWM (60-70%) • Established Bio-methanation- Composting unit (5 No) • Develop Strategic planning for SWM around proposed eight locations • Establishment of 01 Value added bio composting unit • Geo tagging of all waste management practices- facilities for online monitoring. • Established 03 Wending machines for reuse of waste flowers in temples for production of Dhoop-agarbatti • Establish local and municipal mechanisms for minimization and recycling |
• Number of SWM Demostartion established (No.) • Segregation of mixed waste (% Household) • Health improvement of waste pickers (%) • Number of Biomethanation unit developed (No) • Value added bio-compost unit development • Number of Wending machine established (Nos.) • Number of beneficiaries village/ local people (Nos.) • No. of Reports/Research articles/Policy documents prepared and published (Nos.) |
| S.No. | Name (Sanctioned) | Qualification | Designation (Sanctioned) | Salary (Sanctioned) |
| 1. | 01 Project Coordinator/RA-I | @ Rs.47,000/- per month | ||
| 2. | 07 Technical Expert/JRF | @ Rs.31,000/- per month | ||
| 3. | 07 Field Level Staff/ Project Assistant | @ Rs.15,000/- per month |
| S.No. | Name of Equipment (Sanctioned) | Use of Equipment/ Details | Cost (in INR) |
| 1. | Bio-methanation- Composting machines- 5 nos Rs.1.00 cr, Micro Waste Food treatment plant - 3 nos Rs. 90 lakh, Dhoop making flower wending machines- 3 nos Rs.9.90 lakh. Dustbins-700 nos. Rs.3500 each, waste picker waste collections kits-700 nos Rs.550 each. | 2,28,25,000/- |
