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  • Journey of Odisha FSSM

    2015 2017-18

    2011

    Exposure visit

    Policy and guidelinesOdisha State Sanitation Strategy

    Implementation

    Scale up and sus tainability

    The strategy focuses on strengthening the ULBs to provide sanitation infrastructure including those related to FSSM.

    Odisha Urban Septage Management Guidelines, Odisha Urban Sanitation Strategy and Odisha Urban Sanitation Policy to set a road map for scaling up FSSM across the state

    Scaling up and sus taining theservic es provided b y the FSSM value chain.

    Piloting FSSM in two citie sthrough Project Nirmal. Exposure visit to advancedfaecal sludge and s ep tagemanagemen t practices in other countries including Malaysia

    Implementation of Faec al Sludge and Septage Management in 11 towns of Odisha

    2016-17 2018 onwards

    committedtothecauseofensuringsafe,healthyandsanitizedtownsandcitiesinthestate,ittookinitiativesfourandahalfyearsagotofocusonsafecontainment,safetransportation,safedisposalandsafetreatmentoffaecal matter.Consideringthepreponderanceofon-sitesystemsintheurbanOdisha,thegovernmentrealizedthatsewernetworkscannotbetheonlysolutionforwastewatermanagement.Hence,thegovernmenthasdecidedtooptforlowcost,impactfulnon-sewersanitationsystemstomakecitiesenvironmentallycleanandsafeforthecitizens.

    Odisha FSSM

    Populationhavingaccesstoseweragenetwork

    Populationdependentononsitesanitationsystems

    O disha isexperiencingafastpaceofurbanization(27%decadalurbangrowthrate)whichisaccompaniedbychallengesofprovidingpeopleofthestatewithgoodqualitybasicamenitiessuchaswaterandsanitation.AstheGovernmentofOdishahasbeen

    Odisha,afrontrunnertorecognizesignificanceofcomprehensiveapproachtowardsFaecal SludgeandSeptage Management(FSSM)

    2.5% 97.5%

  • InstitutionalStrengthening

    ProcessesandSystems

    CapacityBuilding Regulation

    Communication Infrastructure MonitoringandEvaluationSanitation

    Entrepreneurship

    § ConstructingSeptage TreatmentPlants(SeTPs)andFaecal SludgeandSeptage TreatmentPlants(FSTPs)forsafetreatmentofwaste.

    § Procuringcesspoolvehiclesofvaryingsizesespeciallytonegotiatenarrowlanes/streetsandSeTPs toensuresafeemptyingandtransportationofthecontainedfaecal waste.

    § EightAMRUTtownshaveapprovaltoconstructSeTPs i.e.Balasore,Baripada,Berhampur,Bhubaneswar,Cuttack,Puri,Rourkela&SambalpurtownthroughAMRUTprogramme.Outofthese,fiveSeTPs havebeencompleted&commissionedinBhubaneswar,Puri,Berhampur,SambalpurandRourkela.ConstructionofSeTPs inthreetownsi.e.Cuttack,Balasore andBaripada isunderprogress.

    § ConstructionofthreeSeTPs havebeentakenunder‘’PROJECTNIRMAL’inDhenkanal,AngulandChoudwar,outofwhichSeTP inDhenkanal iscompletedandcommissioned.TheothertwoSeTPs areunderconstruction.

    § Someplantshaveadoptedco-treatmentandco-locationoptions,whichoptimizethecapacityandlandrequirements.Theplantsemployadecentralizedwastewatersystem(DEWATS).

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    1 Balasore 2 Baripada

    TOWN3 Berhampur

    5 Cuttack 6 Puri 7 Rourkela 8 Sambalpur

    4 Bhubhaneshwar

    FinancialSustainability

    KeyInterventionsinFSSM

    Odisha

    Infrastructure

    Procuringcesspoolvehicles

    ConstructingSeTPs &FSTPsSeTPs inOdisha

  • TheGovernmentofOdishahasmadeinvestmentstoprocurecesspoolemptiervehiclestoensuresafeemptyingandtransportationofthecontainedfaecalwaste.

    57ULBsofthestatepossesscesspoolemptiervehicleswhichhavebeenprocuredbythestateGovernment

    Total86cesspoolvehicleswereprocuredbythestate.ThestatehasalsoapprovedprocurementoftwosmallsizedcesspoolemptiervehiclesinPuri andBerhampurontrialbasistoaddresslocalchallengesrelatedtoaccesstoseptictank.

    S.No City/Town Populationcatered Technology

    1 Balasore 1,47,100 SolidliquidseparationfollowedbytreatmentofliquidbyDEWATS

    2 Baripada 1,20,800 SolidliquidseparationfollowedbytreatmentofliquidbyDEWATS

    3 Berhampur 95,700 SolidliquidseparationfollowedbytreatmentofliquidbyDEWATS

    4 Bhubaneswar 1,91,100 SolidliquidseparationfollowedbytreatmentofliquidbyDEWATS

    5 Cuttack 1,69,600 SolidliquidseparationfollowedbytreatmentofliquidbyDEWATS

    6 Puri 1,19,400 SolidliquidseparationfollowedbytreatmentofliquidinSTPco-located.

    7 Rourkela 90,200 SolidliquidseparationfollowedbytreatmentofliquidbyDEWATS

    8 Sambalpur 51,800 SolidliquidseparationfollowedbytreatmentofliquidbyDEWATS

    1.SeTP Details

    2.ProcurementofCesspoolVehicle

  • § AtrainingmoduleonNonSewered UrbanSanitationwasdevelopedunderProjectNirmal fordeeperunderstandingofFSSMamongststakeholdersinvolvedinFSSM.

    § Atrainingofmastertrainerswasconductedfor11townsaswellasforvariousprojectmanagementunits(PMUs).

    § ThecapacitybuildingprogramsareorientedtocovervariousaspectsofFSSMservicesandinfrastructuresuchastechnology,financing,communityengagement,O&M,etc.

    CapacityBuilding

    StateGov’t

    Officials

    CBO

    ULBOfficials

    Cesspoolvehicleoperators

    DirectAdminis-trativeOfficials

    Masons

    AlongwithFSSMtrainingexposurevisitswerealsoconductedtohelpparticipantsunderstandproblemsolvingrelatingto

    sanitationservices

    DemandGenerationthroughIEC§ InordertoimproveawarenessInformationEducationCommunication(IEC)andBehaviour

    ChangeCommunication(BCC)arebeingimplementedatStateandULBlevel.§ Awiderangeofcommunicationactivities,adoptinga360-degreeapproach,havebeen

    undertakenatthecityleveltocommunicatethekeymessagesonFSSM.§ Theoutcomesofsuchcommunicationcampaignsareevidentfromtheincreasedawareness

    onFSSMinOdisha,whichinturnhasledtoanincreaseinthedemandforFSSMservices.

  • PrivateSectorEngagement

    Totakerequestsfromthecustomers,collectservicefeesandmaintaindetailedrecordsoftheprovidedservicesandtoperiodicallymonitortheuseofPPEsduringdesludging.

    Cesspoolemptierrequisitioncell

    § TheGovernmentofOdishahastakenmeasurestofacilitateprivatesectorengagementinFSSM.Thisiscurrentlyachievedbyprovidingcesspoolemptyinglicensestoprivatesectorentities.

    § OncethevehiclesareprocuredandsenttotheULBs,theprivateoperatorsaregiventheresponsibilityofoperatingandmaintainingthecesspoolemptiervehicles.

    § Asaresult,currently,desludgingactivityiscarriedoutinthestatebybothULB-operatedandULB-contractedcesspoolemptiervehicles(operatedbyprivateplayers).

    § Licensingofcesspoolemptiervehicleoperatorstoprivateplayershasalsoresultedinasubstantialreductioninthetariffpayablebythecustomer.Asaresult,outsourcinghashelpedinincreasingtheuptakeformechanizedemptyingservices.

    ProcessesandSystems

    GPS monitoring of cesspool emptiervehicle fleets

    Price rationalization

    Use of PPE during servicedelivery

    Establishmentofcesspoolservicerequisitioncells and appointment of a nodalofficer for FSSM

    Designated place for disposal throughDRE wherethere are no treatmentfacilities, currently

    Escrowaccountopeningtomaintaintransparencyonthefinancial transactionsbetweenthe ULB and the private cesspoolemptying operator

    Trainingstocesspoolemptyingoperators

    State-levelinterventions ULB-levelinterventions

    ULBsarerecognizingtheimportanceofusingICTasanenablertointegrateandimproveFSSMservicedelivery.BerhampurandBhubaneswarareembracingtechnologytoimprovegovernanceandservicedelivery..

    ICT-enabledcesspoolemptiervehiclemonitoring

  • TransformingurbanOdishaintoacommunitydriven,sanitized,safe,healthyandlivable townsbyaligningwithSwachh BharatMission(SBM)UrbanandotherrelevantpoliciesoftheGovernmentwithnecessaryinstitutionalframework,planning,monitoring,evaluation,CapacityBuildingandfundingsupport,therebyensuring100%ODF,strengtheningofsanitationchain,FaecalSludgeandSewerageManagement(FSSM),SolidWasteManagementinfrastructureandservicedeliveryinurbanareasoftheState

    Seven principlesinOUSP

    Choosingtechnologyandsolutionsappropriatetothecontext

    § UrbanareasareOpen-defecationFree(ODF)andopendischargefree(ODF+/++)§ Solidwasteissafelymanaged&treated§ Sewage,septage/faecalsludgeandliquidwasteissafelymanaged,treated,anddisposed§ Safetystandardsandguidelinesarefollowedinthephysicalhandlingandmanagementof

    waste§ Womenandgirlshaveaccesstosafemenstrualhygienemanagement§ Cities/townsdonotdischargeuntreatedwaste(waterandfaecalwaste)intothewater

    bodiesofOdisha

    ExpectedoutcomesofOUSP

    AllcitiesandtownsinOdishaaretobecometotallyclean,sanitized,healthy,andliveable,ensuringandsustaininggoodpublichealthandenvironmentaloutcomesforallcitizens,inlinewiththeNationalUrbanSanitationPolicy

    Objective

    Sanitationwillbetreatedasabasicservice

    Ensureequityandsafetyofaccessanduse,particularlytothevulnerableandunservedpopulations

    Increasedawarenessofthecollectivegoalofsanitisedcities;8SanitationCapacityBuildingPlatform

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    Institutionalroles,responsibilitiesandcapacitydevelopmentinlinewith74thConstitutionAmendmentAct,1994

    Emphasisonoperationsandmaintenanceofsanitationinfrastructure

    Integratingbroaderenvironmentalconcernsintheprovisionofurbansanitationservicedelivery

    Vision

    OdishaUrbanSanitationPolicy(OUSP),2017

  • 1. Urbanareasareopen-defecationanddischargefreeOpendefecationfreeunderthispolicyisunderstoodastheterminationoffaecal-oraltransmissiondeterminedby:§ Noopendefecation§ Allcityresidentshaveaccesstoanduseofhousehold,community,and/orpubliclatrines§ Thereisadequateaccessanduseoflatrinesinallinstitutions§ Allinsanitarylatrines(includingsinglepitlatrines)areconvertedtosanitarylatrines,and

    noincidenceofManualScavengingisobserved§ Allcityresidentsareengagedinsafehygienepractices,includinghandwashing

    Inaddition,opendischargefree,underthispolicyshallbeunderstoodtomeananenvironmentfreefromhumanwastewhichshallbedeterminedasfollows:§ Thereisnoopendischargeoffaecalandliquidwaste,orrawsewageintotheopendrains

    orenvironment§ Thereissafecontainment,collection,transportation,treatment,anddisposalofsewage,

    septage,andwastewater

    2. MunicipalSolidWasteissafelymanagedandtreated§ Odishawillfollowapolicywherebyminimalamountofwasteissenttolandfillsby

    followingthethree‘R’s,namelyreduce,reuse,andrecycle.Theultimategoalwillbetocreatevalueoutofwasteandproduceaparadigmshiftfromgarbageas‘disposable’to‘renewableresource’.

    3. Sewage,septage/faecalsludgeandliquidwasteissafelymanaged,treated,anddisposed

    Expectedoutcomesofthepolicy

    Under thisoutcome,theentiresanitationchainwillbecovered.Thisincludes:

    CONTAINMENT EMPTYING TRANSPORT TREATMENT REFUSE/DISPOSAL

    Heretoiletconstruction

    technologieswillensuresafe

    containmentofhumanfaeces fromtheenvironment

    Regulardesludging ofseptictanksandotheron-sitesystemswillbeundertakeninasafeandscientificmanner

    Thetransportationofthissludgetothe

    treatmentsiteshallbeundertakento

    approvedtreatmentsitesdesignatedby

    ULBS

    OnlyapprovedanddesignatedtreatmentfacilitiesbyULBSshallbeused.ThismaybeeitheratanexistingSewageTreatment

    Plant(STP)designatedfortreatmentof

    sewageandsludge,oratanindependent

    faecal sludgetreatmentplant(FSTP)

    Thisinvolvestreatmentofsolidsludgeforreusebycomposting,withthefinaleffluentdischargedintosurfacewater,or

    re-usedforgardeningoragriculturalpurposesafterdueprocessing

  • 4. SafetystandardsandguidelinesarefollowedinthephysicalhandlingandmanagementofwasteTheProhibitionofEmploymentasManualScavengersandtheirRehabilitationaspertheactpassedbytheUnionGovernmenton19thSeptember,2013(MSA2013).

    5. Womenandgirlshaveaccesstosafemenstrualhygienemanagement(MHM)

    6. Cities/townsdonotdischargeuntreatedwaste(solid,liquid,andfaecalwaste)intothewaterbodiesofOdisha§ Atpresent,citiesaredisposingseptage/sludgedirectlyintowaterbodies,eitherthoughnon

    functionaldrains,naturaldrains,orthroughopendefecation.Thisiscompoundedbysolidwastebeingdisposedintorivers/riverbasins.

    § Underthisoutcome,Odishawillfocusonacombinationofstrengtheningtheconstructeddrainagesystems,strongFSM/septagemanagement,and/orundergroundseweragenetworkswhererelevant(includingtreatmentplants),andinterception,diversion,andtreatmentofseptageandwastewaterflowingthroughnaturaldrains.

    TheStateGovernmentshallpromotetheaccessofwomenandgirlstosafeMenstrualHygieneManagementinpublic,community,andprivateinstitutionalsanitationfacilitiesasfollows:

    Sources:• OdishaUrbanSanitationPolicy2017andOdishaUrbanSanitationStrategy2017,HousingandUrbanDevelopment

    Department(https://odxpress.com/wp-content/uploads/Odisha-Urban-Sanitations-Policy-2017.pdf)• UrbanWastewaterManagementinOdisha,ACityLevelSanitationStudy,SanitationCapacityBuildingPlatform

    (https://scbp.niua.org/research-reports/city-level-sanitation-study-Odisha)• Odisha’sJourneyofFaecal SludgeandSeptage Management- Towardssustainablesanitationgoals - by

    GovernmentofOdisha,KnowledgePartnerEY• TheFaecal SludgeandSeptage ManagementjourneyofOdisha- NationalWorkshoponFaecal SludgeandSeptage

    Management,Bhubaneshwar- byGovernmentofOdisha,KnowledgePartnerEY

    InstitutionalFrameworkasperOdishaUrbanSanitationStrategy(OUSS)

    STAT

    ELEVE

    L HighPowerCommittee(HPC)(ChairedbyChiefSecretary)

    StateMissionDirectorate(SMD)(headedbyMissionDirector)

    DISTR

    ICT

    LEVE

    L DistrictLevelReviewandMonitoringCommittee(DLRMC)(ChairedbyMemberofParliament)

    DistrictUrbanSanitatioon Committee(DUSM)(Chairedbyby DistrictCollector)

    CITY

    LEVE

    L

    CITYSANITATIONTASKFORCE(CSTF)(HeadedbyCommissioner/ExecutiveOfficer)

    CityMissionDirectorate(CMD)(HeadedbyCommissioner/ExecutiveOfficer)

    Requ

    ests

    Approvals

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