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Report on Solid Waste Management in the

Urban Local Bodies in Odisha

in pursuance of orders of Honourable National Green

Tribunal (NGT) dated 15/01/2015

Submitted by Commissioner cum Secretary, H&UD

Department, Government of Odisha

Government of Odisha

Housing and Urban Development Department

2 Act ion Plan fo r SW M in ULBs of Odisha

Contents

1 Current status ......................................................................................................... 7

1.1 Background ......................................................................................................... 7

1.2 Current Status ..................................................................................................... 8

1.3 Site Authorisation for SWM Projects ................................................................... 8

2 Initiatives for SWM Implementation in Odisha ......................................................... 9

2.1 State Government initiative ................................................................................. 9

2.1.1 Octroi Grant & Budgetary Support ................................................................. 9

2.1.2 State Plan for MSW ...................................................................................... 9

2.1.3 12th Finance Commission Grant ................................................................... 9

2.2 PPP initiatives ................................................................................................... 10

2.3 Integrated Coastal Zone Management Project (ICZMP) Initiatives .................... 11

2.4 Odisha Urban Infrastructure Development Fund (OUIDF) initiatives ................. 11

2.5 Initiative for Puri ................................................................................................ 13

2.6 On-going Initiatives by some ULBs ................................................................... 13

2.6.1 Composting Plant-NALCO and Jindal Townships ....................................... 13

2.6.2 TSU- Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation ....................................................... 13

2.7 Potential ULBs for CSR initiatives ..................................................................... 13

2.8 Other Initiatives ................................................................................................. 14

2.8.1 Technical Assistance -DFID ........................................................................ 14

2.8.2 Project e-Municipality Programme ............................................................... 14

2.9 Swachh Bharat Initiative .................................................................................... 14

3. Proposed Strategic Intervention ............................................................................ 17

3.1. Door to door collection of MSW and segregation at source ............................... 17

3.2. Transportation of MSW to the processing site in a scientific manner ................. 20

3.3. Processing of MSW in a scientific manner ........................................................ 20

3.4. Disposal through common Sanitary Landfill Sites (SLF) .................................... 20

3.5. Reclamation of old dumps ................................................................................. 21

3.6. Provision of safety equipment ........................................................................... 21

3.7. Involvement of rag pickers and Khabadiwallahs ................................................ 21

3.8. Involvement of NGOs, Self Help Groups and Community Participation ............. 22

3.9. Enforcement of MSW Rules 2000 ..................................................................... 22

4. Investment Plan and cost recovery ....................................................................... 23


4.1. Project Cost and Means of Finance .................................................................. 23

4.2. Proposed Capital Expenditure-Year Wise ......................................................... 23

4.3. User charges and O&M costs ........................................................................... 23

4.4. Proposed Consolidated Cost-Year Wise ........................................................... 24


Annexures

1. Urban Map of Odisha

2. Details of the ULBs Cluster Wise

3. Details of the ULBs Standalone

4. Proposed user charges for SWM services by Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation

5. Concept Note on State Urban Sanitation Strategy for the State of Odisha – Part A, Part B,

Part C

Annexure 2- List of Clusters

1 JHARSUGUDA, BRAJRAJNAGAR, BELPAHAR

2 JAJPUR, VYASANAGAR

3 BARBIL, JODA

4 DHENKANAL, ATHAGARH

5 ATABIRA, BARGARH & BARAPALI

6 JEYPORE, SUNABEDA, KORAPUT

7 KHURDA, JATNI, CUTTACK &BHUBANESHWAR

8 BERHAMPUR, GOPALPUR, CHATRAPUR, CHIKITI, DIGAPAHANDI

9 ASKA, KABI SURYA NAGAR, PURUSOTAMPUR & HINJLICUT

10 PARALAKHEMENDI, KASINAGAR

11 SAMBALPUR, HIRAKUD & BURLA

12 SORO, BASUDEVPUR

13 SONEPUR &TARBHA

Annexure 3- List of ULBs

1 ANANDAPUR MUNICIPALITY, DIST-KEOJHARGARH, ODISHA

2 ANGUL MUNICIPALITY, DIST-ANGUL, ORISSA

3 ATHAMALLIK NAC, DIST- ANGUL, ORISSA

4 BALIMELA NAC, DIST-MALKANGIRI, ORISSA

5 BALUGAON NAC, DIST-KHURDA, ORISSA

6 BANKI NAC, DIST-CUTTACK, ORISSA

7 BANAPUR NAC, DIST-KHURDA, ORISSA

8 BELAGUNTHA NAC, DIST-GANJAM, ORISSA

9 BHANJANAGAR NAC, DIST-GANJAM, ORISSA

10 BHUBAN NAC, DIST-DHENKANAL, ORISSA

11 BINIKA NAC, DIST-SUBARNAPUR, ORISSA

12 BOUDHGARH NAC, DIST-BOUDH, ORISSA

13 BUGUDA NAC, DIST GANJAM-, ORISSA

14 BALASORE MUNICIPALITY, DIST-BALASORE, ORISSA

15 BARIPADA MUNICIPALITY, DIST-MAYURBHANJ, ORISSA

16 BHADRAK MUNICIPALITY, DIST-BHADRAK, ORISSA

17 BHAWANIPATNA MUNICIPALITY, DIST-KALAHANDI, ORISSA


18 BIRAMITRAPUR MUNICIPALITY, DIST-SUNDERGARH, ORISSA

19 BOLANGIR MUNICIPALITY, DIST-BOLANGIR, ORISSA

20 CHOUDWAR MUNICIPALITY, DIST-CUTTACK, ORISSA

21 DEOGARH MUNICIPALITY, DIST- DEOGARH, ORISSA

22 G.UDAYAGIRI NAC, DIST-PHULBANI, ORISSA

23 GANJAM NAC, DIST-GANJAM, ORISSA

24 GUDARI NAC, DIST-RAYAGADA, ORISSA

25 GUNPUR NAC, DIST-RAYAGADA, ORISSA

26 JAGATSINGHPUR MUNICIPALITY, DIST- JAGATSINGHPUR, ORISSA

27 JALESWAR NAC, DIST-BALASORE, ORISSA

28 JUNAGARH NAC, DIST-KALAHANDI, ORISSA

29 KEONJHARGARH MUNICIPALITY, DIST-KEONJHAR, ORISSA

30 KAMAKSHYANAGAR NAC, DIST-DHENKANAL, ORISSA

31 KANTABANJI NAC, DIST-BALANGIR, ORISSA

32 KARANJIA NAC, DIST-MAYURBHANJA, ORISSA

33 KESINGA NAC, DIST-KALAHANDI, ORISSA

34 KHALLIKOTE NAC, DIST-GANJAM, ORISSA

35 KHANDAPARA NAC, DIST-NAYAGARH, ORISSA

36 KHARIAR ROAD NAC, DIST-NUAPADA, ORISSA

37 KHARIAR NAC, DIST- NUAPADA, ORISSA

38 KODALA NAC, DIST-GANJAM, ORISSA

39 KONARK NAC, DIST-PURI, ORISSA

40 KOTPAD NAC, DIST-KORAPUT, ORISSA

41 KUCHINDA NAC, DIST-SAMBALPUR, ORISSA

42 KENDRAPARA MUNICIPALITY, DIST-KENDRAPARA, ORISSA

43 MALKANAGIRI NAC, DIST-MALKANAGIRI, ORISSA

44 NAWARANGPUR MUNICIPALITY, DIST-NAWARANGPUR, ORISSA

45 NAYGARH NAC, DIST-NAYAGARH, ORISSA

46 NILAGIRI NAC, DIST-BALASORE, ORISSA

47 NIMAPARA NAC, DIST-PURI , ORISSA

48 PARADEEP MUNICIPALITY, DIST-JAGATSINGHPUR, ORISSA

49 PHULBANI MUNICIPALITY, DIST-PHULBANI, ORISSA

50 PURI MUNICIPALITY, DIST-PURI, ORISSA

51 PADAMPUR NAC, DIST-BARGARH, ORISSA

52 PATNAGARH NAC, DIST-BALANGIR, ORISSA

53 PATTAMUNDAI NAC, DIST-KENDRAPARA, ORISSA

54 PIPILI NAC, DIST-PURI , ORISSA

55 POLASARA NAC, DIST-GANJAM, ORISSA

56 RAJGANGPUR MUNICIPALITY, DIST-SUNDERGARH, ORISSA

57 RAYAGADA MUNICIPALITY, DIST-RAYAGADA, ORISSA

58 ROURKELA MUNICIPAL CORPORATION, DIST-SUNDERGARH, ORISSA

59 RAIRANGAPUR NAC, DIST-MAYURBHANJA, ORISSA

60 RAMBHA NAC, DIST-GANJAM, ORISSA

61 REDHAKHOL NAC, DIST-SAMBALPUR, ORISSA

62 SUNDERGARH MUNICIPALITY, DIST-SUNDERGARH, ORISSA

63 SURUDA NAC, DIST-GANJAM, ORISSA


64 TALCHER MUNICIPALITY, DIST-ANGUL, ORISSA

65 TITLAGARH NAC, DIST-BOLANGIR, ORISSA

66 UDALA NAC, DIST-MAYURBHANJA, ORISSA

67 UMERKOTE NAC, DIST-NAWRANGPUR, ORISSA

68 RECENTLY FORMED NACS – NUAPADA, ATABIRA, HINDOL, TUSURA, DHARMGARH, DASPALA, RANPUR

Abbreviations

DPR Detailed Project Report

CPHEEO Central Public Health and Environmental Engineering Organisation

ECI Empowered Committee on Infrastructure

GoI Government of India

GoO Government of Odisha

HPEC High Powered Expert Committee

H&UD Housing and Urban Development

ICZMP Integrated Coastal Zone Management Project

IEC Information, Education and Communication

IFC International Finance Corporation

MoUD Ministry of Urban Development

MSW Municipal Solid Waste

MT Metric Tonne

NAC Notified Area Council

NARC National Advisory Review Committee

NGO Non-Governmental Organisation

OUIDF Odisha Urban Infrastructure Development Fund

PPP Public Private Partnership

RDF Refuse Derived Fuel

SBM Swachh Bharat Mission

SHG Self Help Group

SLF Sanitary Land Fill

SWM Solid Waste Management

TPD Tonnes Per Day

ULB Urban Local Body


1 Current status

1.1 Background

Solid waste is the unwanted or useless solid materials generated from combined residential,

industrial and commercial activities in a given area. It may be categorized according to its origin

(domestic, industrial, commercial, construction or institutional); according to its contents (organic

material, glass, metal, plastic paper etc.); or according to hazard potential (toxic, non-toxin,

flammable, radioactive, infectious etc.).

Management of solid waste reduces or eliminates adverse impacts on the environment and human

health and supports economic development and improved quality of life. A number of processes

are involved in effectively managing waste for a municipality. These include source-segregation,

door-to-door collection, collection from community bins, transportation, processing, recycling and

disposal.

Solid Waste Management is one of the key functions of the ULBs. The management and disposal

of MSW is not satisfactory across towns and cities in India. The HPEC Report on Indian Urban

Infrastructure and Services prepared under guidance of Dr. Isher Judge Ahluwalia, Chairperson,

Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations presents the status on

compliance with MSW Rules 2000 in India as given below.

Solid Waste Management Report Card %

Primary collection 38

Segregation of recyclables 72

Transportation 52

Processing 09

Disposal 01

Across towns and cities in India, neither the households nor the municipal authorities practice

segregation of biodegradable waste from the rest, and public awareness on the benefits of

segregation is low. The collection of the garbage from dump-sites is infrequent, processing is not

done in most cases, and disposal rules are not followed more in the breach. According to MoUD,

GoI scientific disposal of waste is almost never practiced.

The scenario in Odisha is no different from the rest of the country. Odisha has a total population of

4.2 Crore, as per Census 2011. There are 111 Urban Local Bodies in Odisha comprising of 5

Municipal Corporations, 45Municipalities and 61 Notified Area Councils in the state with a total

population of 59.8 lakhs accounting for about 14%of the total population of the State. The urban

map of Odisha is given in Annexure-1 & details of ULBs are given in Annexure –2& 3).These

ULBs generate approximately 1800 TPD of municipal waste. The MSW generated in these ULBs

are not managed properly resulting in degradation of the environment.

Efficient MSW management is essential in maintaining hygienic conditions leading to:

Lesser health issues of the inhabitants

Better living environment

Improved economic prosperity

Cleaner surroundings with cleaner drains for storm water flow

Cleaner water sources and safer neighborhoods


1.2 Current Status

In most of the ULBs in Odisha, until very recently, collection of MSW from market places and

community bins, street sweeping, bush cutting and drain cleaning, transportation and disposal at

the dump yard had been carried out by ULBs on their own. However, started with the

Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation and being replicated in many other towns of the state for

about last five years door to door collection of waste and all aforesaid activities are carried out

more efficiently by involving SHGs, NGOs and by engaging private operators. It has been a

gradual transition from fully ULB-operated sanitation to mix of ULB and Public-Private-Community

Participation model. However, scientific disposal is yet to occur and the waste is dumped at the

dump yard without any processing or treatment. This has led to environmental degradation, air

pollution, ground water table pollution and poses grave health hazards.

MSW Rules 2000 designates the Urban Local Bodies as solely responsible to manage solid waste

in their area and dictates that “within the territorial area of the municipality, be responsible for the

implementation of the provisions of these rules, and for any infrastructure development for

collection, storage, segregation, transportation, processing and disposal of municipal solid

wastes”. However, the ULBs of Odisha are yet to fully comply with MSW Rules 2000.

Among all the ULBs of the state, Puri is the first town to have arrangements since 1998 for

scientist disposal and mechanized processing of solid waste in to bio-fertilizer in a scientific

manner. Under the Indo-Norwegian Development Corporation support and with the active

participation of Govt. of Odisha, a 100 TPD bio-compost plant has been operational in Puri. This

initiative assumes importance since Puri is the District headquarters and prime pilgrimage and

tourist centre of Odisha. A private firm is engaged to manage the plant. But this plant is facing

difficulty for lack of source segregation of the MSW.

1.3 Site Authorisation for SWM Projects

State Government has initiated various steps for implementation of integrated Solid Waste

Management projects in various ULBs as per MSW Rules 2000. As a first step towards it, land

was allotted to ULBs to gradually implement the SWM project involving processing of bio-

degradable and scientific disposal of processed and inert non-recyclable waste. Most of the ULBs

have provided approach road to the sites and have secured the site with a compound wall.

However, processing facility has not been set up in any of the ULBs. The waste is dumped in the

site without processing and scientific land fill. At present, 100% of the sanitation budget is utilized

only for collection and transportation.

Many of the ULBs have obtained site authorization from Pollution Control Board for setting up

processing plant and sanitary land fill. At present, waste is directly dumped in these sites without

processing. The summary of status of site authorization is given below.

Site Authorization No. of ULBs

No. of ULBs to whom authorization granted No. of ULBs having valid authorization

No. of ULBs who have applied for renewal of authorization No. of ULBs not applied for renewal

70 38 13 19

No. of ULBs whose applications are under consideration for grant of

authorization (new) 12

No. of ULBs to whom authorization refused 1

No. of ULBs not applied for authorization 25

Total 108

Total no. of ULBs (Dhamnagar NAC, Champua NAC and Baliguda NAC have been constituted recently)

111


2 Initiatives for SWM Implementation in Odisha

2.1 State Government initiative

2.1.1 Octroi Grant & Budgetary Support

In Odisha, Octroi Compensation Grant is the main stay for the ULBs to meet expenditure on

salary personnel, contribution to CPF, repayment of loan, electricity and water charges and

sanitation including solid waste management. In practice, the ULBs spend about 40% of the octroi

grant on O&M cost of SWM services. The octroi grant disbursed to ULBs in the last 8 years is

given below.

Year

2006-0

7

2007-0

8

2008-0

9

2009-1

0

2010-1

1

2011-1

2

2012-1

3

2013-1

4

2014-1

5*

Octroi Grant (Rs. Cr.) 143 171 206 233 259 279 307 338 500

Approx. amount of Octroi Grant spent on SWM services (Rs. Cr.)

57 69 82 93 103 112 123 135 200

*Budgeted amount

As mentioned earlier, collection and transportation of MSW is carried out by ULB on its own or by

engaging private operators or a combination of both. About 60% of the wards are outsourced and

balance managed by ULBs. ULBs employ over 4500 sanitary workers for SWM services.

2.1.2 State Plan for MSW

Year Fund disbursement under State Plan

2010 - 11 1.00 Cr.

2011 - 12 0.88 Cr.

2012 – 13 1.00 Cr.

2013 – 14 3.00 Cr.

2014 – 15 1.33 Cr.

2.1.3 12th Finance Commission Grant

A detailed study on the collection and transportation infrastructure requirement of 103 ULBs in the

State was carried out in 2004 by Orissa Renewable Energy Development Agency (OREDA).

Further, the report also suggested appropriate technologies for treatment and disposal of MSW by

ULBs. The report covered tools and equipment requirement of each ULB such as –

Auto tipper, tricycle, push cart

Long handle broom, shovel, gloves, gun boot, metal trays, small brooms

Road side bins, additional bins

Dumper bin of various sizes

Tractor with attachment, tipper lorry

The details of the above equipment and vehicles ULB-wise are given in Annexure 2 & 3


Based on the report, Rs. 98.59 Cr. was disbursed to ULBs during the period 2005-06 to 2009-10

under the 12th Finance Commission Grant.

Year 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 Total

Disbursement

(Rs. in Cr.) 19.76 19.76 19.72 19.14 20.20 98.59

The ULB wise disbursement is given in Annexure 2 & 3.

2.2 PPP initiatives

The State Government had undertaken various initiatives to implement SWM projects in various

ULBs. In the following four Municipal Corporations viz. Bhubaneswar& Cuttack, Berhampur and

Sambalpur, SWM projects are proposed to be implemented on PPP basis. Concession

Agreements have already been signed with PPP partner by Bhubaneswar & Cuttack Municipal

Corporations and Berhampur Municipal Corporation.

Corporations Bhubaneswar & Cuttack Berhampur Sambalpur

Population Bhubaneswar – 886000

Cuttack - 606000 355000

Sambalpur –

183147

Burla – 42625

Hirakud - 30177

Estimated

waste

generation

(TPD)

550 138 100

Estimated

project cost

(Rs. Cr.)

58.47 40.60 28.75

Status of PPP

partner

selection

PPP Partner Selected

(Essel Infrastructure Projects

Ltd.)

PPP Partner

Selected (UPL

Environmental

Engineers Ltd.)

Under process

Concession

period

20 years + 2 years

(construction period) 20 years 20 years

Model Regional landfill + waste to

energy Integrated Integrated

Technology

for processing Waste To Energy Composting Composting

Current status

SPV formed.

In process of obtaining

various approvals and

clearances

SPV formed.

In process of

obtaining various

approvals and

clearances

RFP for selection

of PPP partner

has been floated

The Municipalities adjacent to these Municipal Corporations may avail the processing and land fill

facility set up by the PPP partner through a separate agreement.


2.3 Integrated Coastal Zone Management Project (ICZMP) Initiatives

Under ICZMP, it is proposed to implement integrated SWM project under ICZMP in Paradeep

Municipality on PPP mode. The estimated project cost is Rs. 29 Cr. The concession period for the

project is 25 years. Paradeep Municipality is in discussion with Paradeep Port Trust for land

acquisition. Selection of private partner for the project is in progress.

In addition, it is proposed to prepare DPR for SWM projects for implementation in the following

coastal towns viz. Bhadrak, Jagatsingpur, Konark, Gopalpur and Balugaon. The scope of work for

all these projects includes full cycle SWM - source segregation, collection, transportation and

scientific disposal. All the projects are proposed to be done through public private partnership

(PPP) under the direct supervision of the respective ULBs and overall supervision of the

Integrated Coastal Zone Management Project (ICZMP) authorities. The population and estimated

waste generation in these ULBs are given below.

ULB Population Estimated waste

generation (TPD)

Bhadrak 121247 36

Jagatsingpur 33639 10

Konark 21347 6

Gopalpur 7221 2

Balugaon 17635 5

The above does not include the floating population.

2.4 Odisha Urban Infrastructure Development Fund (OUIDF) initiatives

OUIDF is a dedicated fund for financing urban infrastructure projects in the State of Odisha.

OUIDF extends support to ULBs in the form of loan and grant for urban infrastructure project

financing besides offering project development assistance such as preparation of DPR, capacity

building etc.

OUIDF is extending concessional loan assistance and grant to private developers selected for

implementation of SWM projects at Bhubaneswar & Cuttack and Berhampur. OUIDF shall also

extend concessional loan assistance to PPP partner who will be selected for integrated SWM

project for Sambalpur.

OUIDF also intends to assist ULBs to undertake SWM projects in their towns. OUIDF conducted

workshop to create awareness amongst the ULBs regarding the need to implement SWM projects

in compliance with MSW Rules 2000 in their respective towns.

OUIDF has identified about 37 towns for implementation of SWM projects between 2015-16 and

2016-17.

Proposed SWM Clusters

Cluster No. of ULBs

Population

Estimated waste generation (TPD) @

300 gms/day per capita

Possible Regional Landfill Site

Cluster 1 - Jharsuguda, Brajrajnagar, Belpahar

3 217126 65 Brajrajnagar/ Jharsuguda

Cluster 2 -Jajpur, Vyasanagar,

2 86369 26 Vyasnagar

Cluster 3 -Barbil, Joda 2 113171 34 Joda

Cluster 4 -Dhenkanal, Athagarh

2 84718 25 Dhenkanal


The density of population is very low in Odisha at 269/ Sq.Km. This makes it

difficult to develop common facilities for processing and landfill encompassing

more number of municipalities per cluster.

Proposed SWM Clusters

Cluster No. of ULBs

Population

Estimated waste generation (TPD) @

300 gms/day per capita

Possible Regional Landfill Site

Cluster 5 -Atabira, Bargarh, Barapali

3 117874 35 Bargarh

Cluster 6 – Jeypore, Sunabeda, Koraput

3 182692 55 Koraput

Cluster 7 –Khurda, Jatni, Cuttack, & Bhubaneshwar

4 1553153 466 Bhubaneswar

Cluster 8-Berhampur, Gopalpur, Chatrapur, Chikiti, Digapahandi

5 410681 123 Berhampur

Cluster 9 -Aska, Kabi Surya Nagar, Purusotampur & Hinjlicut

4 88895 27 Aska

Cluster 10 -Paralakhemendi, Kasinagar

2 54153 16 Paralakhemendi

Cluster 11 - Sambalpur, Hirakud & Burla

3 260905 78 Sambalpur

Cluster 12 -Soro, Basudevpur

2 66221 20 Soro

Cluster 13 –Sonepur & Tarbha

2 29104 9 Sonepur

Total 37 32,65,062 980

The ULBs have been grouped into various clusters such that the distance between ULBs within a

cluster does not exceed 50 Km. In most of the ULBs in the cluster, the distance is between 25 and

35 Km.

It is proposed to upgrade the collection and transportation infrastructure of each of the ULBs.

Further, where the waste generation is more than 10 TPD standalone processing facility will be

set up in each of the ULBs. If the waste generation is less than 10 TPD, processing facility

proposed to be set up in nearest neighbouring ULB shall be utilized. Landfill will be common for all

the ULBs within a cluster.

For processing of bio-degradable waste mechanical composting is proposed. RDF facility will be

set up wherever commercially feasible on a standalone basis. Recyclables will be segregated and

by engaging SHGs, rag pickers and Khabadiwallas. Balance waste from the composting plant,

inert and other waste will be sent to landfill.


In addition to the above clusters, OUIDF will also initiate SWM projects at following ULBs on

stand-alone basis.

ULB Population Estimated Waste Generation (TPD)

Bolangir 98211 29

Balasore 118162 35

Keonjhar 60690 18

Rayagada 71208 21

Total 348271 104

2.5 Initiative for Puri

IFC has undertaken site identification for setting up processing plant and landfill site at Puri

Municipality as the previously identified sites were found unsuitable owing to opposition by local

people/ because of their location in the sweet-water zone.

Collector cum District Magistrate, Puri has identified an alternative location in Mouza Bangar

under Ramchandi Police Station. ECI has advised IFC to undertake site visit to assess the

suitability of the site.

2.6 On-going Initiatives by some ULBs

2.6.1 Composting Plant-NALCO and Jindal Townships

Mechanical composting plants of 15 TPD each are operational at NALCO Township at Damanjodi

and Jindal Township at Angul. This clearly shows that smaller capacity plants can be set up in

various ULBs for processing of biodegradable waste.

2.6.2 TSU- Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation

Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation has taken the initiative to set up a Technical Support Unit for

smooth management of Solid Waste Management in Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation. The

proposed team comprises of Solid Waste Management Expert, Procurement Expert, MIS Expert,

Communication, Grievance Redressal Officer, Documentation Executive, Social Mobilization

Expert, Environmental Engineers. The recruitment procedure is in process and the team shall be

mobilized shortly. Such initiatives shall be replicated elsewhere in the State for capacity building of

the Municipalities.

2.7 Potential ULBs for CSR initiatives

Odisha is rich in mineral deposits such as bauxite, chromite, iron ore and coal. Many large scale

industries dependent on these mineral resources have been set up in the State. Some of these

industrial units have been supporting the local ULBs in their area through their CSR funds by

procuring vehicles, bins etc. for SWM services.

The District Collectors will be requested to approach these PSUs and private corporates for

channelizing a portion of their CSR funds for SWM capital expenditure and operating expenditure.

An indicative list of large industrial units located near various towns is given below.

ULBs PSUs Private Corporates

Rourkela Rourkela Steel Plant Indian Detonators Ltd.

Rajgangpur - Orissa Cements Ltd., L&T


ULBs PSUs Private Corporates

Jharsuguda - Bhushan Steel, Vedanta,

Lafarge

Sambalpur Mahanadi Coalfields Ltd.

(MCL) Bhushan Steel, Hindalco

Brajrajnagar - Orient Paper Mills

Belpahar - Tata Refractories Ltd.

Bargarh - ACC

Sunabeda HAL, NALCO -

Angul, Talcher MCL, NALCO, NTPC Jindal Steel & Power

Rayagada - JK Paper

Paradeep

Paradeep Phosphates Ltd.,

Indian Oil Ltd., Paradeep

Port Trust

POSCO

Gopalpur/ Chatrapur Indian Rare Earth Orissa Stevedores Ltd.,

Jayashree Chemicals

Joda, Barbil Odisha Mining Corporation Tata Steel

Barmitrapur - Tata Steel

Bhubaneswar, Cuttack Indian Oil Ltd. -

2.8 Other Initiatives

2.8.1 Technical Assistance -DFID

The Department for International Development (DFID), United Kingdom has agreed in-principle to

provide £5 million (Rs 48.327 crore) as technical assistance for the ‘Orissa Support to Urban

Infrastructure Development Programme’ project.

The DFID assistance would enable creation of a municipal reforms implementation cell in the

Directorate of Municipal Administration (DMA), capacity building of ULBs in an overall project

management cycle and overall municipal financial management and creating a Regional Institute

for Urban Management and governance for policy support design.

2.8.2 Project e-Municipality Programme Initiative on smart way of cleaning the city through solid waste management module via e-

Municipality Project is operational in 45 ULBs of the State since July 2009. The Broad objective

of the programme is the application of electronic means to improve the efficiency and

effectiveness in the interaction between local Government and its citizens as well as other interest

groups like NGOs, CBOs, RWAs, private sector, etc. It also aims at boosting internal Government

operations to support and stimulate good governance.

2.9 Swachh Bharat Initiative

Under the Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM) of the Central Government, ULBs can avail funding for

project development and implementation of SWM projects. The process for availing grant under

SBM is given below.


ULB’s are to prepare DPR for solid waste management of their city in consultation with state

governments. Smaller cities can form clusters to become viable entities to attract private

investment. 100% cost reimbursement for preparing the DPR shall be done by GoI as per

unit cost and norms set up by National Advisory Review Committee (NARC).

State governments may handhold ULB’s in quickly preparing DPR’s for SWM by empanelling

/shortlisting /identifying private or government agencies for the same.

The DPR’s should be bankable, having a viable financial model. These will be prepared

emanating from the needs identified in the City Sanitation Plan. DPRs should be aligned with

Govt. of India’s goals outlined in the NUSP 2008, SWM rules, advisories, CPHEEO manuals

(including cost-recovery mechanisms), O&M practices and Service-level Benchmark

advisories released by MoUD from time to time. Street Sweeping and litter control

interventions will be part of DPR which is essential for a clean city.

The State High Powered Committee (HPC) will authorize institutes of national repute for

appraisal of DPRs for the technical and economic appraisal of DPRs for projects

recommended by ULBs. No appraisal will be done by MoUD. The cost of DPR appraisal by

these institutes shall be an admissible component under administrative costs, subject to

norms as approved by MoUD.

The performance and quality of appraisal by these identified and authorized institutes will be

evaluated and monitored by HPEC as well as NARC and corrective actions taken wherever

necessary.

The State Level high power committee will approve the DPR as well as the financial model of

solid waste management.

The implementation of SWM projects will be as per directions of State Level High Power

Committee.

Central government incentive for the SWM projects will be in the form of a maximum of 20%

Grant / VGF for each project. The remaining funds have to be generated through –

o Private Sector Participation

o Additional Resources from State Government/ULB

o Beneficiary Share

o User Charges

o Land Leveraging

o Innovative revenue streams

o Swachh Bharat Kosh

o Corporate Social Responsibility

o Market Borrowing

o External Assistance

While considering projects under MSWM it will be ensured that there isno duplication in terms

of funding under any other scheme or programme.

Detailed technical and financial appraisal of the DPRs will be carried out. O&M arrangements

for the project shall necessarily be an integral part of the project in the DPR.

SWM projects will be sanctioned by the State level HPC which shall include a representative

of the MoUD. In the entire project approval and procurement process, all provisions and

procedures as prescribed by respective State Governments must be followed in their entirety.


The entire approval procedure for MSW projects except for release of Central funds will end

at the State Level.

The States shall be free to choose the technology for SWM projects, toilets and street

sweeping. The Ministry of Urban Development shall, from time to time, bring to the notice of

the States, through advisories and manuals, and other consultative mechanisms, various

options available in these fields.

States will contribute a minimum of 25% funds for SWM projects to match 75% Central

Share.

The State Government will initiate DPR preparation for the ULBs not covered under other

initiatives of the Government and will pursue implementation of SWM projects in various ULBs in

the next 3 years.

The State Government has set up SBM Directorate for implementation of the program and

appointed a Mission Director. OWSSB has been declared as the State Level Nodal Agency for the

Mission. A High Powered Committee is being set up under the Chairmanship of Chief Secretary.

A Program Management Unit is being set up at the State Level. A concept paper based on the

SBM guidelines to be submitted to GoI is given in Annexure 5.


3. Proposed Strategic Intervention

At present most of the ULBs in Odisha lack the financial strength and institutional capacity to

manage municipal solid waste in compliance with MSW Rules 2000 and implement and manage

SWM projects. Hence State Government intervention is necessary to tackle the sanitation issue

arising due to MSW in a systematic, coordinated and time bound manner.

The State Government has drawn up an action plan for ensuring compliance of MSW Rules 2000

by the ULBs in a time bound manner. The MSW projects will be implemented across various

ULBs between 2015-16 and 2019-20.

3.1. Door to door collection of MSW and segregation at source

Organizing door-to-door collection of waste to be the irreversible strategic approach to

prevent residents from dumping their garbage out. The waste collected from door-to-door

should be source segregated and collected separately in wet and dry waste from all sources.

Two bin system to be strictly followed and each household shall be given 2 bins by the ULB.

Door to door collection in Bhubaneswar


Community level large and unsightly garbage bins to be withdrawn from streets and ‘ Litter

Bins’ to be limited to busy commercial areas and public places.Bulk generators such as

vegetable/ fruit markets, shall be provided with closed large size containers with lid for easy

collection of waste. These bulk waste generators shall not dispose waste other than in the

bins provided.

Municipal Solid Waste to be segregated at source into groups of organic, inorganic,

recyclables and hazardous waste. MSW constituents like metal, plastics, glass and paper

wastes are to be segregated and recycled at the collection point through involvement of rag

pickers, social entrepreneurs, NGOs and Self Help Groups.

Route mapping of door to door collection activities on city wide scale for improved coverage.

Primary vehicles to be used to collect and transport waste from lanes and by- lanes to the

main roads synchronizing with bulk transportation vehicles. Entire town to be divided into

zones and further sub-divided into beats staffed with adequate sanitary workers for proper

door to door collection.

Daily collection of waste from slums and open squatter areas, hotels/restaurants/office

complexes and commercial areas

Collection of waste from community bins in Denkanal


ULBs shall target daily door to door collection and 100% segregation at

source in a period of next 3 years. State Government shall constitute

awards for ULBs which successfully implement source segregation in their

towns. Competitions shall be organized at schools and awareness created

amongst school children so that households gradually adopt source

segregation.

Collection of waste from community bins in Bhubaneswar

Construction/demolition wastes/debris to be separately collected and disposed off

following proper norms

Road sweeping and drain cleaning periodically

Road cleaning in Bhubaneswar

Though, ULBs have been carrying out door to door collection either on their own or by engaging

private operators, the performance is far from satisfactory in most of the ULBs and strict

enforcement is needed.


Waste to Energy is not suitable for the ULBs in Odisha except Bhubaneswar

3.2. Transportation of MSW to the processing site in a scientific manner

The waste should be transported in a segregated form (wet and dry) by vehicles, at the

primary collection and secondary/ bulk collection systems.

Waste to be handled mechanically across the MSW value chain with minimum human contact

with waste. Modernize fleet management services with covered transportation system to be

adopted for transportation of the waste.

3.3. Processing of MSW in a scientific manner

Waste received at the processing site shall be segregated mechanically as far as possible depending

on the quantum of waste generated. Suitable technology option for processing shall be adopted.

Common technology options for processing of MSW are given below.

Composting: Composting process is quite commonly used in MSW management in India and

results in production of a stable bio-fertilizer product known as bio-compost. This bio-compost,

depending upon its quality can be used as a useful manure and soil conditioner element.

Compost can be produced by either of the two processes viz. vermi-composting and mechanical

composting. Mechanical composting has been found to be suitable in most of the ULBs due to the

ease in handling and management of mechanical composting plant. Mechanical composting is

most suitable and is proposed to be adopted across ULBs in the State with MSW generation of 5

TPD and above.

Waste to Energy: It is the process of direct burning of wastes in the presence of excess air

(oxygen) to produce power. These plants require MSW of 300 TPD and above.

Anaerobic Bio-Methanisation facility: Bio-Methanation technology can also be used for

treatment of garbage as decentralized plants for treating limited quantity of municipal garbage.

The process involves biological decomposition of organic wastes in the absence of air to produce

bio-gas (methane) which can be directly used by the consumer or can be used to generate

electricity. This technology is most suitable in de-centralised locations like canteens, large

restaurants and large housing colonies. The State Government will promote this technology in

universities and colleges in the State.

Refuse Derived Fuel (RDF): In RDF plant, the combustible waste is shredded into a smaller,

more uniform particle size for burning. It involves the process of conversion of garbage into fuel

pellets involves primarily drying, separation of combustibles from garbage, size reduction and

pelletisation after mixing with binder and/or additives as required. RDF plant will be set up in

ULBs/ cluster of ULBs depending on commercial viability and market for RDF in the vicinity of the

ULB.

3.4. Disposal through common Sanitary Landfill Sites (SLF)

The final inert material will be disposed in the common sanitary landfill facility. Landfill sites shall be

used sparingly and only as a last resort in waste management hierarchy and shall not exceed

20% of the total municipal solid waste generated.

Common landfill sites shall be developed by adopting a cluster approach for ULBs within a distance of

less than 50 Km between each other. Land filling of mixed waste must be avoided, unless the waste is

found unsuitable for waste processing. Under unavoidable circumstances or till installation of alternate

facilities, land-filling shall be done following proper norms.

The major components of the MSW landfill site are-

A liner system at the base and sides of the landfill, which prevents migration of leachate or gas to

the surrounding soil.


A leachate collection facility to collect and extract leachate from within and from the base of the

landfill and then treats the leachate

A gas collection facility to collect and extract gas from within and from the top of the landfill and

then treat it and use it for energy recovery

A final cover system at the top of the landfill, which enhances the surface drainage, prevents

infiltration of water and supports surface vegetation.

A surface water drainage system to collect and remove all surface runoff from the landfill site.

An environmental monitoring system to periodically collect and analyses air, surface water, soil

gas and ground water samples around the landfill site.

A closure and post-closure plant close and secure a landfill site once the filling operation has

been completed and the activities for long term monitoring, operation and maintenance of the

completed landfill.

3.5. Reclamation of old dumps

The MSW is being dumped at the dump yard without any processing over many years by the ULBs.

Hence, apart from setting up of processing plant and scientific landfill facility, the ULBs shall reclaim

the dump yard in a time bound manner. The SWM project also includes reclamation of dump yard as

a key component. Reclamation process is given below.

Compacted old waste is loosened and scraped off in layers by a tractor-harrow. Composting bio-

culture is sprayed from a tanker-truck with high-pressure pump. It is formed into windrows & turned

weekly by JCB.At each turning, hired rag-pickers retrieve buried recyclables, which partly cover their

labour cost. After 3-4 weekly turnings, the waste is dry, volume-reduced & ready to sieve by either

manual or motorized simple portable sieves.

The reclamation process shall be completed within one year from setting up of processing plant and

scientific land fill facility.

3.6. Provision of safety equipment

The MSW project shall also include provision of necessary tools and tackles, adequate protective

clothing and safety gears to sanitary workers. Further, ULBs to provide adequate protection and

health care facilities to its sanitation workers.

3.7. Involvement of rag pickers and Khabadiwallahs

The rag picker plays a very important part in the segregation of waste. In India, only 30-60% waste is

collected by the ULBs, whereas waste collection by the rag pickers is estimated at 15-25%. About 1

million urban poor are engaged in informal waste management sector. However, MSW Rules 2000 &

majority SWM initiatives in the country somehow side-line the informal sector in solid waste

management. This is in spite of the fact that this sector, if integrated in to the mainstream SWM

system of cities and towns can lead to a win-win situation of providing secured livelihoods to the

urban poor and reducing expenditure on setting-up high cost energy intensive processing plants.

Moreover, in states like Odisha where large numbers of small sized ULBs are dispersed across the

state and density of urban population is very low and, neither cluster approach nor setting-up

processing plants is a viable option. It is precisely here, there is a need to go for decentralized

composting of bio-degradable waste and recycling of the non-biodegradable waste through the

network of rag pickers. Thus networking Rag Pickers and Kabadiwalas in to the municipal solid waste

management system in the states becomes imperative, especially in case of smaller ULBs of Odisha.

The H & UD Department in the State Govt. will take steps to integrate the informal sector in to the

mainstream SWM system of the ULBs through network building process.


3.8. Involvement of NGOs, Self Help Groups and Community Participation

Solid Waste management, after the passage of the Municipal Solid Waste Rules occupies primary

focus in ULBs, but suffers from lack of adequate community involvement and constraints with respect

to safe disposal.

Existing Municipal laws provide for punitive action against house/building owner in case of letting out

waste impacting local environment. However, punitive action recommended is not a major deterrent

and seldom enforced. Also, clarity on provisions to be made in places frequented by public (eating

places, shopping areas) need to be detailed in the bye-laws of the ULBs. Even with the necessary

legal provisions, city managers find enforceability a problem.

The successful implementation and management of MSW is dependent on community participation

involving the local residents of town.

Through effective IEC programs awareness need to be created regarding sanitation amongst

households, industries, elected body representatives and various other stakeholders. State

Government shall roll out such IEC programs across ULBs in a phased manner in the next one year.

State Government shall insist on deployment of a dedicated technical staff for SWM for each ULB.

Encourage sound contracting practice begins with setting operational goals, defining performance or

service benchmark standards and specifications and producing a document that communicates these

to private, semi-private, NGO, CBO or other economic actors who would like to participate as service

providers.

Through NGOs and SHGs, segregation shall be strengthened. Further revenue generation through

segregation of recyclables and sale of same thereby providing livelihood for rag pickers shall be

encouraged.

3.9. Enforcement of MSW Rules 2000

The non-compliance of MSW Rules 2000 by the ULBs has been due to the lack of financial strength,

institutional capacity of the ULBs and also lack of enforcement. ULBs are expected to submit reports

periodically regarding their SWM practice and compliance with MSW Rules 2000. This include -

Submission of Annual Report in Form II to Urban Development Department with a copy to

Pollution Control Board on or before 30th June every year.

Compliance with the guidelines, standards and specifications provided in Schedule II, III and IV of

State Pollution Control Board

Submit within 3 months from the date of site authorisation order proposal for waste processing

and landfill.

However, most of the ULBs have not followed the above compliance requirements. The State

Government shall enforce compliance by holding the Executive Officers of the ULBs accountable.

The State Government shall also extend all technical, institutional and financial support for assisting

the ULBs in SWM in compliance with MSW Rules 2000.


4. Investment Plan and cost recovery

As discussed in Chapter 2, various initiatives have been undertaken by the State Government for

implementation of SWM projects in compliance with MSW Rules 2000.

4.1. Project Cost and Means of Finance

The estimated project cost and means of finance is given below.

Source of Funding No.s Estimated project cost (Rs. Cr.)

Loan/ grant from Institutions (Rs. Cr.)

Central Govt. contribution (Rs. Cr.)

State Govt. Contribution (Rs. in Cr.)

Pvt. Sector investment (Rs. Cr.)

PPP projects in Municipal Corporations

3 99.07 14 85.07

Proposed under ICZMP

5 19.12 19.12

SBM/OUIDF initiative*

103 624.33 468.25 156.08

Total 111 742.52 33.12 468.25 156.08 85.07

*ULB contribution (Rs. Cr.) shall be @10% of the Estimated Project Cost for OUIDF Funding.

4.2. Proposed Capital Expenditure-Year Wise

Capital Expenditure Amount (Rs. in Cr.)

2015-16 194.73

2016-17 235.64

2017-18 252.13

2018-19 60.03

Total 742.52

4.3. User charges and O&M costs

Currently user charges are not levied by ULBs for SWM. The State Government is in the process of

approving user charges for SWM for Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation (BMC). BMC has proposed

Rs. 50, Rs.100, Rs.200 per month respectively for Slum/EWS/LIG, MIG and HIG respectively. The

detailed user charges table is given as Annexure 4.

For other ULBs, average user fee of Rs. 50/month per household and Rs. 150/month for commercial

units for SWM services can be levied. It is proposed to include user fee for SWM in the holding tax

bill for ease of collection.

The O&M costs for management of municipal solid waste is ~Rs. 2000-2600/MT with collection and

transportation cost varying between Rs. 1500 and Rs. 1800/ MT (including road sweeping and drain

cleaning) and processing and landfill costs between Rs. 500 and Rs. 800/MT.

Currently due to absence of processing and scientific landfill facility the ULBs incur expenditure only

towards collection and transportation of municipal solid waste. To meet the additional cost associated


with processing and scientific disposal of waste user charges need to be levied for full cost recovery

for sanitation services.

On an average assuming a tipping fee of Rs. 2300/MT, the O&M costs shall be approximately Rs.

157 Cr. per annum. The O&M costs and cost recovery for services over a 10 year period is given

below.

Rs. in Cr.

SWM services revenue & cost recovery

2015-

16

2016-

17

2017-

18

2018-

19

2019-

20

2020-

21

2021-

22

2022-

23

2023-

24

2024-

25

Revenue 43 57 77 99 128 152 186 201 217 235

O&M / Tipping fee

157 167 178 189 201 214 227 242 257 274

Deficit -114 -110 -101 -90 -73 -62 -41 -41 -40 -38

Cost recovery for services

28% 34% 43% 53% 64% 71% 82% 83% 85% 86%

From the above table it can be seen that cost recovery for services gradually improves to 86%

over the next 10 years. The assumptions underlying the projections are given below:

No. of households to increase at 3% per annum in line with population growth

Tipping fee Rs.2300/MT with 5% escalation per annum; Additional revenue for operator from

compost

Per capita SWM generation @ 300 gm/day with increase of 1.3% per annum as per HPEC

Report on Indian Urban Infrastructure and Services;

Commercial units assumed at 15% of the households

Average collection efficiency assumed at 40% and 25% for BMC and rest of ULBs in the first

year respectively which will increase to 90% by seventh year in all the ULBs

Average user fee of Rs.90/month and Rs. 250/month assumed for residential and commercial

units respectively in BMC area and Rs.50/month and Rs. 150/month assumed for residential

and commercial units respectively in rest of the ULBs; User charges to increase at 5% per

annum.

4.4. Proposed Consolidated Cost-Year Wise

Rs. Cr.

Particulars

2015-

16

2016-

17

2017-

18

2018-

19

2019-

20

2020-

21

2021-

22

2022-

23

2023-

24

Capital Expenditure 195 236 252 60 - - - - -

O&M / Tipping fee 157 167 178 189 201 214 227 242 257

Total Expenditure 352 403 430 249 201 214 227 242 257

Total consolidated outlay including both capital and operating expenditure for the next five years ending

2019-20 is estimated to be Rs. 1635 Cr.


Assumptions

The capital outlay and the implementation schedule of SWM in various ULBs are based on the following

assumptions:

Per capita waste generation of 300 grams/day

Rs. 1500 per capita for arriving at capital cost as per SBM guidelines; Actual project cost may

vary depending on the technology, site conditions etc.

The clusters have been identified based on distances between towns and will vary during

implementation based on availability of suitable land

o The location of regional landfill sites may vary depending on availability of suitable land

The implementation plan is assuming that the Swachh Bharat Action Plan will be approved by the

Central Government and that State Budget shall be made available for implementation of SWM

projects

o It is assumed that all the ULBs shall apply for site allotment and shall obtain site

authorization prior to implementation

The projects have been assumed to be financed out of SBM funds; ULBs may tap alternate

source of funds.


Annexure 2 – SWM implementation on cluster basis

Name of the Cluster JHARSUGUDA, BRAJRAJNAGAR, BELPAHAR

Population 217126

Estimated MSW

Generation(TPD)* 65.54

Landfill Site Authorization

Status

Jharsuguda:- Authorization granted and Valid up to 31.03.2019.

Brajrajnagar:- Valid up to 31-03-2013. Renewal applied and is under process.

Belpahar:- Authorization granted and Valid up to 31-03-2018.

12th Finance Commission

Grantfor equipment and

vehicles procurement (Rs. in

Lakhs)

Jharsuguda:- 134.70

Brajrajnagar:- 108.10

Belpahar:- 88.60

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provid

ed

Whether collection spots

are attended daily

Segregation of waste

Transporta

tion facility

Qty Processe

d

Sanitar

y

Landfill

Jharsuguda Yes 126 Yes No

Truck-01, Truck

Tipper-03, Tractor

Trailer-01, Dumper

Placer-01, Tricycle-21

Nil No

Brajrajnagar Yes 211 Yes No

Tempo Tipper-04,

Tractor Trailer-03, Tractor-04,

Wheel barrow-128

Nil No

Belpahar Yes 183 - No

Truck Tipper-02,

Tractor Trailer-05, Dumper

Placer-02, Tricycle-13

Nil No

Proposed intervention

A. Scope:

Collection, Transportation, Processing and Disposal

Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:

Source segregation in phases by FY 2019-20

Door to door collection with Tippers/ Tricycles in phasesby FY 2019-

20

Collection from Community Bins until 100% door to door collection

Segregation of Recyclable materials through networks of rag-pickers

and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


Transportation from Transfer Station s through Tractors/ Dumper placers

D. Processing:

Mechanical Composting

E. Disposal:

Regional Land fill of non bio-degradable and inert material at

Brajrajnagar/ Jharsuguda

Estimated Project Cost (PC)

(Rs. in Crore)**

32.569

Means of finance (Rs. In

Lakhs)

Source Amount Rs. In Crore

Central Assistance/Grant(@75% of

PC) 24.42

State Assistance/Grant (@25% of

PC) 8.142

Total 32.569

Period of implementation 2015-16

*Based on per capita generation @300 gram per day

**Based on per capita cost of Rs 1500 in accordance with Swach Bharat Mission Programme


Name of the Cluster

JAJPUR, VYASANAGAR

Population 86369

Estimated

MSW

Generation

(TPD)*

25.91

Landfill Site

Authorization

Status

Jajpur: Authorization granted was valid up to 31-03-2013. Applied for renewal.

Vyasanagar: Authorization granted was valid up to 31-03-2014. Renewal applied and

is under process.

12th Finance

Commission

Grantfor

equipment and

vehicles

procurement

(Rs. in Lakhs)

Jajpur: 49.40

Vyasanagar: 73.20

Current

Position

Door to

Door

Collection

Bins

Provided

Whether collection spots are attended

daily


Transportation

facility

Qty Processed

Sanitary

Landfill

Jajpur Yes 107 Yes No

Auto Tipper-02, Tractor Trailer-

03,Dumper Placer-02,

Tricyc;e-15, Push Cart-13

Nil No

Vyasanagar No 92 Yes No

Truck Tipper-02,Tractor Trailer-03,

Tricycle-02, Tricycle-03,

JCB-01

Nil No

Proposed

intervention

A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:


Door to door collection with Tippers/ Tricycles in phasesby FY 2019-20


Segregation of Recyclable materials through networks of rag-pickers and

kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:

Regional Land fill of non bio-degradable and inert material at Jajpur, Vyasanagar,


Estimated

Project Cost

(PC)

(Rs. in

Crore)**

12.95

Means of

finance (Rs. In

Lakhs)


Central Assistance/Grant (@75% of PC) 9.71

State Assistance/Grant (@25% of PC) 3.24

Total 12.95

Period of

implementation 2015-16




Name of the Cluster

BARBIL, JODA

Population 113171

Estimated MSW generation (TPD)

34

Landfill Site

Authorization

Status

Barbil: Authorization granted was valid up to 31-03-2013. Renewal applied and is under

process.

Joda: Authorization granted and valid up to 31-03-2018.

12th Finance

Commission

Grant for

equipment and

vehicles

procurement

(Rs. in Lakhs)

Barbil: 71.20

Joda: 64.90

Current

Position

Door to

Door

Collection

Bins

Provided


daily


Transportation

facility

Qty Processed

Sanitary

Landfill

Barbil Yes 68 Yes No

TractorTrailer-03,Tricycle-

18,AutoTipper-02,Hook

Loader-01

Nil No

Joda Yes 138 Yes No Tractor Trailer-03,Auto Tipper-

02 Nil No

Proposed

intervention

A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:





kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:

Regional Land fill of non bio-degradable and inert material at Barbil, Joda

Estimated

Project Cost

(PC)

(Rs. in

Crore)**

16.98

Means of

finance (Rs. In

Lakhs)





Total 16.98

Period of





Name of the Cluster

DHENKANAL, ATHAGARH

Population 84718


25

Landfill Site

Authorization

Status

Dhenkanal: Authorization granted and Valid up to 31-03-2018.

Athagarh: Not applied.

12th Finance

Commission

Grantfor

equipment and

vehicles

procurement

(Rs. in Lakhs)

Dhenkanal: 77.90

Athagarh: 29.50

Current

Position

Door to

Door

Collection

Bins

Provided


daily


Transportation

facility

Qty Processed

Sanitary

Landfill

Dhenkanal Yes 238 Yes No

Tractor Trailer-04, Dumper Placer-01,

Tricycle-48, Auto Tipper-05

Nil No

Athagarh No 20 No No Tractor Trailer-

02, Wheel Barrow-20

Nil No

Proposed

intervention

A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:





kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:

Regional Land fill of non bio-degradable and inert material at Dhenkanal, Athagarh

Estimated

Project Cost

(PC)

(Rs. in

Crore)**

12.70

Means of

finance (Rs. In

Lakhs)





Total 12.70

Period of





Name of the Cluster***

ATABIRA, BARGARH & BARAPALI

Population 117874


35

Landfill Site

Authorization

Status

Atabira: Not applied.

Bargarh: Authorization granted was valid up to 31-03-2015.

Barapali Authorization granted was valid up to 31-03-2014. Not Applied for Renewal

12th Finance

Commission

Grantfor

equipment and

vehicles

procurement

(Rs. in Lakhs)

Atabira: NA

Bargarh: 91.70

Barapali:37.50

Current

Position

Door to

Door

Collection

Bins

Provided


daily


Transportation

facility

Qty Processed

Sanitary

Landfill

Atabira NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Bargarh - 72 Yes Yes

Tractor Trailer-05, Auto

tipperr-03, Tricycle-10

Nil No

Barapali Yes 91 - No

Tractor Trailer-02, Dumper Placer-01, Tricycle-13

Nil No

Proposed

intervention

A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:





kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:

Regional Land fill of non bio-degradable and inert material at Bargarh

Estimated

Project Cost

(PC)

(Rs. in

Crore)**

17.68


Means of

finance (Rs. In

Lakhs)




Total 17.68

Period of




***(Data Not available for Atabira&Barapali)


Name of the Cluster

JEYPORE, SUNABEDA, KORAPUT

Population 182692


55

Landfill Site

Authorization

Status

Jeypore: Authorization granted and Valid up to 31-03-2015.

Sunabeda: Authorization granted and Valid up to 31-03-2015.

Koraput: Authorization granted was valid up to 31-03-2014. Applied for Renewal.

12th Finance

Commission

Grantfor

equipment and

vehicles

procurement

(Rs. in Lakhs)

Jeypore: 91.20

Sunabeda:128.50

Koraput: 99.50

Current

Position

Door to

Door

Collection

Bins

Provided


daily


Transportation

facility

Qty Processed

Sanitary

Landfill

Jeypore Yes 44 Yes No

Tricycle-36, Tractor Trailer-05, Push Cart-

31, Wheel Barrow-60

Nil No

Sunabeda Yes 391 Yes No

Dumper Placer-02, Tractor Trailer-04,

Tricycle-27, Wheel Barrow-03, Push Cart-

23

Nil No

Koraput Yes 53 Yes No

Auto Tipper-02, Tractor Trailer-

03, Dumper Placer-02,

Tricycle-18, Wheel Barrow-30, Push Cart-

16

Nil No

Proposed

intervention

A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:





kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:



E. Disposal:

Regional Land fill of non bio-degradable and inert material at Koraput

Estimated

Project Cost

(PC)

(Rs. in

Crore)**

27.40

Means of

finance (Rs. In

Lakhs)




Total 27.40

Period of





Name of the Cluster

KHURDA, JATNI, CUTTACK, &BHUBANESHWAR

Population 1553153


466

Landfill Site

Authorization

Status

Khurda: Authorization granted and valid up to 31.03.2017.

Jatni: Authorization granted and valid up to 31-03-2015

Cuttack: Authorization was valid up to 31-03-2013. Case filed. Not applied for Renewal.

Bhubaneshwar: Authorization granted and valid up to 31-03-2018

12th Finance

Commission

Grant for

equipment and

vehicles

procurement

(Rs. in Lakhs)

Khurda: 65.60

Jatni: 64.20

Cuttack: 1299.90

Bhubaneshwar:1355.40

Current

Position (SLB

Data) & Target

for 2019-20

Service / Indicator National

Benchmark

Current

Status

Target

for FY

2018-19

HH level Coverage (%) 100 51 58.75

Efficiency of Collection (%) 100 54.25 67.5

Extent of Segregation (%) 100 10 16.25

Extend of MSW recovered (%) 80 27.5 35.25

Extent of Scientific Disposal (%) 100 0 2.5

Efficiency in Redressal of Complaints (%) 80 73.5 78.75

Extent of Cost Recovery (%) 100 2.5 11.25

Efficiency in Collection of SWM Charges (%) 90 17.5 48.75

Current

Position

Door to

Door

Collection

Bins

Provided


daily


Transportation

facility

Qty Processed

Sanitary

Landfill

Khurda No 60 - No

Tractor Trailer-06, Auto Tipper-02,Wheel Barror-51, Tricycle-18

Nil No

Jatni Yes 157 Yes No Tractor Trailer-03, Auto Tipper-

03 Nil No

Cuttack Yes 2500 Yes Yes

Truck-02,Truck Tipper-10,Auto

Tipper-20,Tractor Trailer-

68,Tricycle-

Nil No


1500,Bob Cats-02

Bhubaneshwar Yes 922 Yes Yes

Primary Collection is done

by required of nos. of

Tractors/Tippers for Privatized 40 nos. of wards to the temporary transfer station

and primary collection for

BMC managed 20 nos of wards

is done by tractors (engaged by private agency

and 6 nos. of hook loader lorry and 22 nos of 9 cum capacity

containers(owned by BMC).

Secondary Collection from

Temporary Transfer station to Landfill site is done trough the

private agency by engaging

required nos. of Tippers/Haiwas

Nil No

Proposed

intervention

A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:




Segregation of Recyclable materials through networks of rag-pickers and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:

Regional Land fill of non bio-degradable and inert material at Bhubaneswar

Estimated

Project Cost

(PC)

(Rs. in

Crore)**

232.97; project proposed to be implemented on PPP basis for Bhubaneswar and Cuttack


Period of





Name of the Cluster

BERHAMPUR, GOPALPUR, CHATRAPUR, CHIKITI, DIGAPAHANDI

Population 410681


123

Landfill Site

Authorization

Status

Berhampur: Authorization Granted and valid upto 31.03.2018

Gopalpur: Not applied.

Chatrapur: Not applied.

Chikiti: Not applied.

Digapahandi: Applied and is under process.

12th Finance

Commission

Grantfor

equipment and

vehicles

procurement

(Rs. in Lakhs)

Berhampur: 740.60

Gopalpur: 13.70

Chatrapur:26.30

Chikiti: 21.30

Digapahandi:24.80

Current

Position

Door to

Door

Collection

Bins

Provided


daily


Transportation

facility

Qty Processed

Sanitary

Landfill

Berhampur Yes 651 Yes No

Tractor Trailler-16, Refuse

Collector-01, Dumper Placer-

06,Tricycle-134, Auto Tipper-11,

MiniTruck-02, Front end Loader-02 Nil No

Gopalpur Yes 04 Yes No

Tractor Trailer-01, Refuse

Collector-01, Tricycle-03 Nil No

Chatrapur Yes 130 Yes No

Tractor Trailer-03, Dumper

Placer-01,Tricycle-14, Wheel Barrow-40, Cesspool-

01 Nil No

Chikiti No 12 Yes No Tractor Trailer-

02 Nil No

Digapahandi - - - - -

- -

Proposed

intervention

A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:






kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:

Regional Land fill of non bio-degradable and inert material at Berhampur

Estimated

Project Cost

(PC)

(Rs. in

Crore)**

61.60; (Project awarded on PPP basis to a private developer for Berhampur town at

estimated project cost of Rs. 40.60 Cr.)

Period of





Name of the Cluster

ASKA, KABI SURYA NAGAR, PURUSOTAMPUR & HINJLICUT

Population 88895


27

Landfill Site

Authorization

Status

Aska: Authorization granted and valid up to 31.03.2018.

Kabi Surya Nagar : Authorization granted and valid up to 31.03.2018

Purusotampur: Authorization granted and valid up to 31.03.2018

Hinjlicut: Authorization granted was valid up to 31.03.2013. Not applied for renewal.

12th Finance

Commission

Grantfor

equipment and

vehicles

procurement

(Rs. in Lakhs)

Aska: 27

Kabi Surya Nagar : 35.90

Purusotampur: 52.10

Hinjlicut:33.30

Current

Position

Door to

Door

Collection

Bins

Provided


daily


Transportation

facility

Qty Processed

Sanitary

Landfill

Aska No 61 Yes No

Tractor Trailer-02, Tricycle-10, Wheel Barrow-

15 Nil No

Kabi Surya

Nagar Yes 119 Yes No

Tractor Trailer-02, Refuse

Collector-05, Tricycle-13 Nil No

Purusotampur No 50 Yes No

Tractor-02,Tricycle-09, Wheel Barrow-

50, Auto Tipper-02 Nil No

Hinjlicut No 11 Yes No Tractor-

02,Tricycle-23 Nil No

Proposed

intervention

A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:





kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:

Regional Land fill of non bio-degradable and inert material at Aska


Estimated

Project Cost

(PC)

(Rs. in

Crore)**

11.83

Means of

finance (Rs. In

Lakhs)




Total 11.83

Period of





Name of the Cluster

PARALAKHEMENDI, KASINAGAR

Population 54153


16

Landfill Site

Authorization

Status

Paralakhemendi: Not applied.

Kasinagar: Not applied.

12th Finance

Commission

Grantfor

equipment and

vehicles

procurement

(Rs. in Lakhs)

Paralakhemendi: 44.90

Kasinagar: 22.40

Current Position

Door to

Door

Collection

Bins

Provided


daily


Transportation

facility

Qty Processed

Sanitary

Landfill

Paralakhemendi No 21 Yes No

Tractor-02,Tricycle-20,

Refuse Collector-02,Wheel Barrow-30 Nil No

Kasinagar - - - - -

- -

Proposed

intervention

A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:





kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:

Regional Land fill of non bio-degradable and inert material at Paralakhemundi

Estimated

Project Cost

(PC)

(Rs. in Crore)**

8.12

Means of

finance (Rs. In

Lakhs)





Total 8.12

Period of





Name of the Cluster

SAMBALPUR, HIRAKUD & BURLA

Population 260905

*Estimated MSW generation TPD)

78

Landfill Site

Authorization

Status

Sambalpur: Valid up to 31.03.2013. Not Applied for Renewal Case filed.

Hirakud: Authorization granted was valid up to 31-03-2013. Not applied for Renewal.

Burla: Authorization granted and valid up to 31.03.2018.

12th Finance

Commission

Grantfor

equipment and

vehicles

procurement

(Rs. in Lakhs)

Sambalpur:433.90

Hirakud:41.60

Burla: 53.50

Current

Position

Door to

Door

Collection

Bins

Provided


daily


Transportation

facility

Qty Processed

Sanitary

Landfill

Sambalpur No 260 Yes No

Dumper Placer-02, Truck Tipper-01,

Tractor Trailer-02, Tricycle-63,

Hydraulic Loader-01,

Truck-03, Back whole Loader-

01 Nil No

Hirakud No 03 No No Tractor Trailer-04,Tricycle-14

Nil No

Burla No 66 No No Tractor Trailer-

02 Nil No

Proposed

intervention

A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:





kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:

Regional Land fill of non bio-degradable and inert material at Sambalpur


Estimated

Project Cost

(PC)

(Rs. in

Crore)**

50.36; proposed to be funded on PPP basis

Period of



Name of the Cluster

SORO, BASUDEVPUR

Population 66221


20

Landfill Site

Authorization

Status

Soro: Authorization granted and valid up to 31.03.2017

Basudevpur: Authorization granted was valid up to 31-03-2014. Not Applied for renewal

12th Finance

Commission

Grantfor

equipment and

vehicles

procurement

(Rs. in Lakhs)

Soro: 54.10

Basudevpur: 76

Current

Position

Door to

Door

Collection

Bins

Provided


daily


Transportation

facility

Qty Processed

Sanitary

Landfill

Soro Yes 56 Yes No Tricycle-15,

Wheel Barrow-18 Nil No

Basudevpur Yes 16 No No

Tractor Trailer-01, Wheel Barrow-07,

Dumper Placer-01 Nil No

Proposed

intervention

A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:





kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:

Regional Land fill of non bio-degradable and inert material at Soro

Estimated

Project Cost

(PC)

(Rs. in

Crore)**

9.93


Means of

finance (Rs. In

Lakhs)




Total 9.93

Period of





Name of the Cluster

SONEPUR&TARBHA

Population 29104


9

Landfill Site

Authorization

Status

Tarbha: Authorization granted was valid up to 31-03-2013. Applied for renewal and

is under process.

12th Finance

Commission

Grantfor

equipment and

vehicles

procurement

(Rs. in Lakhs)

Sonepur: 31.23

Tarbha:23.20

Current

Position

Door to

Door

Collection

Bins

Provided


daily


Transportation

facility

Qty Processed

Sanitary

Landfill

Sonepur Yes 112 Yes No Tractor trailer -03, Tricycle -12

Nil No

Tarbha No 38 Yes No

Tricycle-05, Wheel Barrow-

05, Tractor Trailer-02 Nil No

Proposed

intervention

A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:





kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:

Regional Land fill of non bio-degradable and inert material.Regional landfill at Sonepur

Estimated

Project Cost

(Rs. in

Crore)**

4.36

Means of

finance (Rs. In

Lakhs)





Total 4.36

Period of





Annexure 3–SWM implementation in various ULBs on standalone basis

Name of the ULB ANANDAPUR MUNICIPALITY, DIST-KEOJHARGARH, ODISHA

Population 39,585

Estimated MSW

Generation (TPD)* 11.88 MT

Landfill Site

Authorization Status Authorization granted and valid up to 31-03-2018.

12th Finance

Commission Grant for

equipment &vehicles

(Rs. in Lakhs)

111.90

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provid

ed


daily


Transportation

facility

Qty Processe

d

Sanitary

Landfill

Yes 95 Yes No

Truck tipper-

02, Tractor

Trailer-02,

Dumper

Placer-02,

Tricycle-16,

Wheel

Barrow-45

Nil No

Proposed Strategy

A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:





kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:

Sanitary Land fill of non bio-degradable and inert material.

Estimated Project Cost** 5.94 Crore

Means of finance

Source Amount

Central Assistance/Grant (@75% of PC) 4.45 Crore

State Assistance/Grant (@25% of PC) 1.49 Crore

Total 5.94 Crore

Period of


*Based on the calculation of the state average per capita per day MSW generation @300 gram

**Based on per capita cost of Rs 1500 in accordance with the “Swachh Bharat Mission” Guidelines


Name of the ULB ANGUL MUNICIPALITY, DIST-ANGUL, ORISSA

Population 43,795

Estimated MSW


Landfill Site

Authorization Status Authorization granted was valid up to 31-03-2014. Applied for renewal.

12th Finance

Commission Grant

for equipment and

vehicles procurement

(Rs. in Lakhs)

59.50

Current Position

Door to

Door

Collection

Bins

Provid

ed


daily

Segregation of wast

e

Transportation

facility

Qty Process

ed

Sanitary

Landfill

Yes 184 Yes No

Truck-01,

Tractor

Trailer-

04,Tricycle-30

Nil No

Proposed

intervention

A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:





kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:


Estimated Project

Cost (PC)

(Rs. in Crore)**

6.57 Cr

Means of finance

(through Swachha

Bharat Mission)


Central Assistance/Grant (@75% of PC) 4.93 Cr

State Assistance/Grant (@25% of PC) 1.64 Cr

Total 6.57 Cr

Period of





Name of the ULB ATHAMALLIK NAC, DIST- ANGUL, ORISSA

Population 12,298 Cr

Estimated MSW Generation

(TPD)* 3.69 MT


Status Authorization valid up to 31.03.2014. Applied for renewal


Grant for equipment and


Lakhs)

36.40

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provid

ed


daily


Transportation

facility

Qty Processed

Sanitar

y

Landfill

No 41 Yes No

Tractor-02,

Push Cart-

05,Tricycle-08

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:

Bacterial Composting with Sieve Arrangement (Manual) /Bio

Methanization

E. Disposal:

Sanitary Land fill of non bio-degradable and inert material


(Rs. in Crore)** 1.84 Cr


Lakhs)



State Assistance/Grant (@25% of PC) 0.46 CR

Total 1.84 Cr





Name of the ULB BALIMELA NAC, DIST-MALKANGIRI, ORISSA

Population 11,796


(TPD)* 3.54 MT


Status Not applied for Authorization




Lakhs)

18.30

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


daily


Transportation

facility

Qty Processed

Sanit

ary

Land

fill

Yes 10 Yes No

Tractor Trailer-

01, Wheel

Barrow-04

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


Methanization

E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 1.78 Cr





Name of the ULB BALUGAON NAC, DIST-KHURDA, ORISSA

Population 17,645


(TPD)* 5.29 MT


Status Authorization applied for and is under process




Lakhs)

26.10

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded

Whether

collection

spots are

attended

daily

Segregation

of waste

Transportatio

n facility

Qty Processe

d

Sanitary

Landfill

Yes 10 Yes No Tractor

Trailer-02 Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:



(Rs. in Crore)** 1.9 Cr.; proposed under ICZMP





Name of the ULB BANKI NAC, DIST-CUTTACK, ORISSA

Population 17,521


(TPD)* 5.26 MT


Status Authorization Refused




Lakhs)

25

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded

Whether collection spots are

attended daily

Segregation

of waste

Transportatio

n facility

Qty Processed

Sanitar

y

Landfill

No 60 No No Tractor

Trailer-03 Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 2.63 Cr





Name of the ULB BANAPUR NAC, DIST-KHURDA, ORISSA

Population 17,278


(TPD)* 5.18 MT


Status Authorization valid up to 31.03.2014. Not applied for renewal.




Lakhs)

27.30

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


attended daily


Transportation

facility

Qty Processed

Sanit

ary

Land

fill

Yes 68 Yes No

Tractor Trailer-

01, Wheel

Barrow-07

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 2.59 Cr





Name of the ULB BELAGUNTHA NAC, DIST-GANJAM, ORISSA

Population 11,297


(TPD)* 3.39 MT






Lakhs)

17.80

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


are attended daily


Transpor

tation

facility

Qty Processed

San

itar

y

Lan

dfill

Yes 12 Yes No

Tractor

Trailer-

01

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


Methanization

E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 1.69 cr





Name of the ULB BHANJANAGAR NAC, DIST-GANJAM, ORISSA

Population 20,482


(TPD)* 6.14 MT


Status Not Applied




Lakhs)

26.40

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


attended daily


Transportation

facility

Qty Processed

San

itar

y

Lan

dfill

No 41 Yes No

Tractor Trailer-

01, Wheel

Barrow-08

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 3.07 Cr





Name of the ULB BHUBAN NAC, DIST-DHENKANAL, ORISSA

Population 22,200


(TPD)* 6.66 MT


Status Applied for Authorization and is under process




Lakhs)

38.80

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


daily


Transportation

facility

Qty Processed

San

itar

y

Lan

dfill

Yes 50 Yes No

Tractor Trailer-01,

Dumper Placer-

01, Tricycle-16,

Auto Tipper-

01,Wheel Barrow-

20

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 3.33 Cr





Name of the ULB BINIKA NAC, DIST-SUBARNAPUR, ORISSA

Population 15,765

Estimated MSW



Status Authorization granted and valid up to 31.03.2018



vehicles procurement (Rs.

in Lakhs)

37.70

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Collec

tion

Bins

Provi

ded


daily


Transportation

facility

Qty Processe

d

Sanit

ary

Landfi

ll

No 21 No No

Tractor Trailer-

01, Power

Tiller-01

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:





and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


Methanization

E. Disposal:


Estimated Project Cost

(PC)

(Rs. in Crore)**

2.36 Cr


Lakhs)




Total 2.36 Cr





Name of the ULB BOUDHGARH NAC, DIST-BOUDH, ORISSA

Population 20,424


(TPD)* 6.13 MT






Lakhs)

40.80

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


daily


Transportati

on facility

Qty Processed

Sanit

ary

Landfi

ll

No 42 Yes No Tractor-02 Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 2.37 Cr





Name of the ULB BUGUDA NAC, DIST GANJAM-, ORISSA

Population 15,176


(TPD)* 4.55 MT






Lakhs)

21.90

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


attended daily


Transportation

facility

Qty Processe

d

Sanit

ary

Landfi

ll

Yes 68 Yes No

Tractor

Trailer-02,

Tricycle-09,

Wheel

Barrow-25

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


Methanization

E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 2.28 Cr





Name of the ULB BALASORE MUNICIPALITY, DIST-BALASORE, ORISSA

Population 1,18,162

Estimated MSW

Generation (TPD)* 35.45

Landfill Site

Authorization Status Authorization valid up to 31.03.2014. Not applied for renewal

12th Finance

Commission Grant for

equipment &vehicles

procurement (Rs. lakhs)

278.30

Current Position

Door to

Door

Collectio

n

Bins

Provi

ded


daily


Transportation

facility

Qty Proces

sed

Sanitar

y

Landfill

Yes 328 No No

Mini Truck -02,

Tractor Tipper -

03, Tricycle-49,

Wheel barrow-

141,Push Cart-

42, Refuse

collector-01

Tricycle-65

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:





kabadiwalas

C. Transportation

Transportation from Transfer Stations through Tractors/ Dumper placers

D. Processing:


E. Disposal:


Estimated Project Cost** Rs. 17.72 Cr


Lakhs)




Total 17.72 Cr

Period of





Name of the ULB BARIPADA MUNICIPALITY, DIST-MAYURBHANJ, ORISSA

Population 1,09,743


(TPD)* 32.92 MT


Status Authorization valid up to 31.03.2013. Not applied for renewal.




Lakhs)

112.20

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Prov

ided


are attended daily

Segregation of wast

e

Transportation

facility

Qty Processed

Sanitary

Landfill

Yes 398 Yes No

Hydraulic Tractor-

02, Auto Tipper-04,

Tractor Trailer-02,

Dumper Placcer-

02,Tricycle-44,

Push Cart-38,Road

Roller-01, Cess

Pool Evacuation-01

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:



(Rs. in Crore)** Rs. 16.46 Cr


Lakhs)




Total 16.46 Cr





Name of the ULB BHADRAK MUNICIPALITY, DIST-BHADRAK, ORISSA

Population 1,07,463


(TPD)* 32.24 MT


Status Not applied




Lakhs)

107.30

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bin

s

Pro

vid

ed

Whether

collection

spots are

attended daily

Segregation

of waste

Transportation

facility

Qty Processe

d

Sanitary

Landfill

No 254 Yes No

, Tractor Trailer-

03, Dumper

Placers-02,

Tricycle-43,

Auto Tipper-04,

Double Wheel

Barrow-50

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:



(Rs. in Crore)** Rs. 16.12 Cr; proposed to be funded under ICZMP




Name of the ULB BHAWANIPATNA MUNICIPALITY, DIST-KALAHANDI, ORISSA

Population 69,045


(TPD)* 20.71 MT






Lakhs)

67.60

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


daily

Segregation

of waste

Transportation

facility

Qty Process

ed

Sanitary

Landfill

- 137 Yes No

Tricycle-

28,Tractor-05,

Tractor Trailer-

03, Auto

Tipper-03

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 10.36 Cr





Name of the ULB BIRAMITRAPUR MUNICIPALITY, DIST-SUNDERGARH, ORISSA

Population 33,442


(TPD)* 10.03






Lakhs)

52.60

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


daily

Segregation

of waste

Transportation

facility

Qty Processed

Sanit

ary

Landfi

ll

Yes 78 Yes No

Tractor Trailer-02,

Wheel Barrow-35,

Refuse Collector-

16,Tricycle-14,

AutoTipper-02,

AttachmentBin-02

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 5.02 Cr





Name of the ULB BOLANGIR MUNICIPALITY, DIST-BOLANGIR, ORISSA

Population 98,238


(TPD)* 29.47


Status Authorization granted and valid up to 31.03.2015.




Lakhs)

102.60

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


daily


Transportation

facility

Qty Process

ed

San

itar

y

Lan

dfill

No 75 No No

Mini Truck -01,

Tractor-05,

Excavator-01,

Auto Tipper-04,

Hook Loader

Lorry-01

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 14.73 Cr





Name of the ULB CHOUDWAR MUNICIPALITY, DIST-CUTTACK, ORISSA

Population 42,784


(TPD)* 12.84


Status Authorization granted was valid up to 31-03-2014. Applied for renewal




Lakhs)

67.32

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


daily


Transportatio

n facility

Qty Process

ed

Sanitary

Landfill

No 22 Yes No

Tractor

Trailer-02,

Wheel

Barrow-70

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 6.42 Cr





Name of the ULB DEOGARH MUNICIPALITY, DIST- DEOGARH, ORISSA

Population 22,390


(TPD)* 6.72 MT






Lakhs)

49.90

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


daily

Segregation of

waste

Transportation

facility

Qty Processed

Sanit

ary

Land

fill

Yes 61 Yes No

Mini Truck-01,

Tractor

Trailer-

03,Tricycle-13

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 3.36 Cr





Name of theULB G.UDAYAGIRI NAC, DIST-PHULBANI, ORISSA

Population 11,302


(TPD)* 3.39 MT






Lakhs)

26.70

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


daily

Segregation

of waste

Transporta

tion facility

Qty Processed

Sanitar

y

Landfill

Yes 02 Yes No

Tractor

Trailer-02,

Tricycle-07

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


Methanization

E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 1.69 Cr





Name of the ULB GANJAM NAC, DIST-GANJAM, ORISSA

Population 11,474


(TPD)* 3.52 MT


Status Not Applied




Lakhs)

23.40

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


daily


Transportati

on facility

Qty Process

ed

Sanitar

y

Landfill

Yes 30 Yes No

Tricycle-06,

Wheel

Barrow-08,

Tractor-01

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


Methanization

E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 1.76 Cr





Name of the ULB GUDARI NAC, DIST-RAYAGADA, ORISSA

Population 6,931


(TPD)* 2.08 MT






Lakhs)

12.50

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


daily


Transportation

facility

Qty Processed

Sanitar

y

Landfill

No 51 Yes No

Tractor

Trailer-02,

Dumper

Placer-

01,Animal

Cart-04

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


Methanization

E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 1.04 Cr





Name of the ULB GUNPUR NAC, DIST-RAYAGADA, ORISSA

Population 24,162


(TPD)* 7.25 MT


Status Authorization granted and valid up to 31-03-2017.




Lakhs)

35.40

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


are attended daily


Transportati

on facility

Qty Processed

Sanit

ary

Land

fill

Yes 117 Yes No

Tractor

Trailer-

02,Dumper

Placer-

01,Tricycle-

14, Wheel

Barrow-20

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 3.62 Cr





Name of the ULB JAGATSINGHPUR MUNICIPALITY, DIST- JAGATSINGHPUR, ORISSA

Population 33,631


(TPD)* 10.09 MT






Lakhs)

45.80

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


daily

Segregation

of waste

Transportatio

n facility

Qty Processe

d

Sanit

ary

Landfi

ll

No 70 No No

Truck-01,

Tractor

Trailer-01

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:



(Rs. in Crore)** 3.88 Cr. proposed under ICZMP





Name of the ULB JALESWAR NAC, DIST-BALASORE, ORISSA

Population 25,747


(TPD)* 7.72 MT


Status Not Applied




Lakhs)

39.50

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


daily


Transporta

tion facility

Qty Proces

sed

Sanit

ary

Landfi

ll

No 15 Yes No

Truck

Tipper-01,

Animal

Cart-01

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 3.86 Cr





Name of the ULB JUNAGARH NAC, DIST-KALAHANDI, ORISSA

Population 19,656


(TPD)* 5.90 MT


Status

Authorization granted was valid up to 31.03.2013. Not Applied for Renewal

Case filed.




Lakhs)

34.90

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


daily

Segregation

of waste

Transportati

on facility

Qty Processe

d

Sanitar

y

Landfill

No 131 No No

Tractor

Trailer-01,

Wheel

Barrow-01

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 2.95 Cr





Name of the ULB KEONJHARGARH MUNICIPALITY, DIST-KEONJHAR, ORISSA

Population 60,590


(TPD)* 18.18 MT






Lakhs)

71.60

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


attended daily


Transportation

facility

Qty Processed

Sanit

ary

Land

fill

Yes 325 Yes No

Tractor Trailer-

03, Dumper

Placer-

02,Tricycle-22,

Wheel Barrow-

35

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 9.09 Cr





Name of the ULB KAMAKSHYANAGAR NAC, DIST-DHENKANAL, ORISSA

Population 16,810


(TPD)* 5.04 MT






Lakhs)

30.10

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


daily

Segregation

of waste

Transportation

facility

Qty Process

ed

Sanit

ary

Landfi

ll

Yes 62 No No

Tractor

Trailer-01,

Wheel

Barrow-04,

Power Trailer-

01

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 2.52 Cr





Name of the ULB KANTABANJI NAC, DIST-BALANGIR, ORISSA

Population 21,819


(TPD)* 6.55 MT






Lakhs)

29.40

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


daily


Transportatio

n facility

Qty Processed

Sanit

ary

Land

fill

Yes 06 Yes No

Tractor

Trailer-02,

Tricycle-13

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 3.27 Cr





Name of the ULB KARANJIA NAC, DIST-MAYURBHANJA, ORISSA

Population 22,865


(TPD)* 6.86 MT






Lakhs)

42.70

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


are attended daily

Segregation of wast

e

Transportati

on facility

Qty Proces

sed

Sanit

ary

Landfi

ll

Yes 85 Yes No

Tractor

Trailer-02,

Tricycle-

14,Push

Cart-09

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 3.42 Cr





Name of the ULB KESINGA NAC, DIST-KALAHANDI, ORISSA

Population 19,239


(TPD)* 5.77 MT






Lakhs)

34.70

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


daily


Transportation

facility

Qty Processe

d

San

itar

y

Lan

dfill

Yes 385 Yes No

Tractor Trailer-02,

Wheel Barrow-30,

Dumper Placer-

01, Push Cart-07,

Tricycle-11, Auto

Tipper-01, Two

wheeler-06

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 2.88 Cr





Name of the ULB KHALLIKOTE NAC, DIST-GANJAM, ORISSA

Population 13,022


(TPD)* 3.91 MT






Lakhs)

43.70

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


daily


Transportatio

n facility

Qty Process

ed

Sanit

ary

Landfi

ll

No 51 Yes No

Tractor

Trailer-01,

Tricycle-03

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


Methanization

E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 1.95 Cr





Name of the ULB KHANDAPARA NAC, DIST-NAYAGARH, ORISSA

Population 9,038


(TPD)* 2.71 MT


Status Authorization valid up to 31.03.2014. Renewal not applied.




Lakhs)

27.50

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


are attended daily


Transporta

tion facility

Qty Processe

d

Sanit

ary

Landfi

ll

Yes 70 - No

Tractor

Trailler-

02,Tricycle

-06

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


Methanization

E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 1.36 Cr





Name of the ULB KHARIAR ROAD NAC, DIST-NUAPADA, ORISSA

Population 18,967


(TPD)* 5.69 MT






Lakhs)

39.60

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


are attended daily

Segregation

of waste

Transport

ation

facility

Qty Process

ed

Sanit

ary

Landfi

ll

Yes 34 - No Tractor

Trailer-02 Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 2.84 Cr





Name of the ULB KHARIAR NAC, DIST- NUAPADA, ORISSA

Population 15,087


(TPD)* 4.53 MT






Lakhs)

32.80

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


are attended daily


Transportatio

n facility

Qty Processed

San

itar

y

Lan

dfill

Yes 43 Yes No

Tractor

Trailer-02,

Dumper

Placers(Bins)

-11, Tricycle-

09

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


Methanization

E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 2.26 Cr





Name of the ULB KODALA NAC, DIST-GANJAM, ORISSA

Population 13,965


(TPD)* 4.19 MT






Lakhs)

35.20

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


daily


Transportatio

n facility

Qty Processe

d

San

itar

y

Lan

dfill

No 8 Yes No

Tricycle-08,

Tractor

Trailer-01

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


Methanization

E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 2.09 Cr





Name of the ULB KONARK NAC, DIST-PURI, ORISSA

Population 16,779


(TPD)* 5.03 MT






Lakhs)

52.20

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded

Whether

collection

spots are

attended

daily

Segregation

of waste

Transportatio

n facility

Qty Processe

d

Sanitary

Landfill

No 20 Yes No

Tractor-

01,Wheel

Barrow-10

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:



(Rs. in Crore) 2.88 Cr. proposed under ICZMP





Name of theULB KOTPAD NAC, DIST-KORAPUT, ORISSA

Population 16,326


(TPD)* 4.90 MT


Status Authorization valid up to 31.03.2014. Renewal not applied




Lakhs)

31

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


daily

Segregation

of waste

Transportati

on facility

Qty Processe

d

Sanitary

Landfill

Yes 04 No No

Tractor

Trailer-02,

Tricycle-02

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


Methanization

E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 2.45 Cr





Name of theULB KUCHINDA NAC, DIST-SAMBALPUR, ORISSA

Population 15,576


(TPD)* 4.67 MT






Lakhs)

33.20

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


daily


Transportation

facility

Qty Processed

Sanit

ary

Land

fill

No 17 Yes No Tractor

Trailer-01 Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


Methanization

E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 2.34 Cr





Name of the ULB KENDRAPARA MUNICIPALITY, DIST-KENDRAPARA, ORISSA

Population 47,006


(TPD)* 14.10 MT


Status Authorization granted and valid up to 31-03-2019.




Lakhs)

50.20

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


daily


Transport

ation

facility

Qty Processed

San

itar

y

Lan

dfill

Yes - Yes No

Tractor

Trailer-

04,Tricycl

e-10,Auto

Tipper-

02,Wheel

Barrow-50

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 7.05 Cr





Name of the ULB MALKANAGIRI NAC, DIST-MALKANAGIRI, ORISSA

Population 31,007


(TPD)* 9.30 MT






Lakhs)

40.40

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


daily


Transportatio

n facility

Qty Process

ed

Sanit

ary

Landfi

ll

No 121 Yes No

Tractor-02,

Wheel

Barrow-50

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 4.65 Cr





Name of the ULB NAWARANGPUR MUNICIPALITY, DIST-NAWARANGPUR, ORISSA

Population 29,960


(TPD)* 8.99 MT


Status Authorization valid up to 31.03.2013. Renewal not applied.




Lakhs)

37.00

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


are attended daily

Segregation of wast

e

Transportati

on facility

Qty Processed

San

itar

y

Lan

dfill

No 54 Yes No

Tractor-

04,Tractor

Trailer-02,

Tricycle-

07,Wheel

Barrow-20

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 4.49 Cr





Name of the ULB NAYGARH NAC, DIST-NAYAGARH, ORISSA

Population 17,030


(TPD)* 5.11 MT


Status Authorization granted was valid up to 31-03-2012. Not applied for Renewal.




Lakhs)

34.80

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provid

ed


daily


Transportatio

n facility

Qty Proces

sed

Sanit

ary

Landfi

ll

No 70 Yes No

Tractor

Trailer-

03,Tricycle-

10, Wheel

Barrow-19

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 2.55 Cr





Name of the ULB NILAGIRI NAC, DIST-BALASORE, ORISSA

Population 17,264


(TPD)* 5.18 MT






Lakhs)

35.50

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


daily


Transporta

tion facility

Qty Process

ed

Sanitar

y

Landfill

No 10 Yes No

Tractor

Trailer-01,

Wheel

Barrow-06

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 2.59 Cr





Name of theULB NIMAPARA NAC, DIST-PURI , ORISSA

Population 19,289


(TPD)* 5.79 MT


Status Authorization valid up to 31.03.2012. Renewal applied and is under process




Lakhs)

34.60

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


daily


Transportati

on facility

Qty Process

ed

Sanit

ary

Land

fill

No 31 No No

Tractor

Trailer-

01,Tricycle-

10,Trolley

Rickshaw-

01

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 2.89 Cr





Name of the ULB PARADEEP MUNICIPALITY, DIST-JAGATSINGHPUR, ORISSA

Population 68,585


(TPD)* 20.58 MT






Lakhs)

94.60

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


attended daily

Segregation

of waste

Transportatio

n facility

Qty Process

ed

Sanit

ary

Land

fill

Yes 44 No No

Wheel

Barrow-50,

Tipper-01,

Tractor-05,

Mini Truck-

01,

Dallatempo-

01, Dumper-

01,

Cesspool-01,

Jeep-01

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:



(Rs. in Crore) 29.05 Cr. under ICZMP proposed to be implemented on PPP





Name of the ULB PHULBANI MUNICIPALITY, DIST-PHULBANI, ORISSA

Population 37,371


(TPD)* 11.21 MT






Lakhs)

49.50

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


daily


Transportatio

n facility

Qty Process

ed

Sanitar

y

Landfill

No 87 Yes No

Truck-01,

Tractor

Trailer-02

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 5.61 Cr





Name of the ULB PURI MUNICIPALITY, DIST-PURI, ORISSA

Population 2,00,564


(TPD)* 60.17 MT


Status

Authorization granted was valid up to 31.03.2013.

Applied for renewalCase filed.




Lakhs)

307.60

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


daily

Segregation

of waste

Transportation

facility

Qty Proces

sed

Sanit

ary

Landfi

ll

No 61 Yes No

Mini Truck-01,

Truck Tipper-

01, Tractor

Trailer-10,

Tricycle-275

30 No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:



(Rs. in Crore)** 30.08 Cr.


Lakhs)




Total 30.08 Cr





Name of the ULB PADAMPUR NAC, DIST-BARGARH, ORISSA

Population 17,625


(TPD)* 5.29 MT






Lakhs)

29.68

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


are attended daily

Segregation of

waste

Transportation

facility

Qty Processe

d

Sanitar

y

Landfill

No 21 Yes No

Tractor

Trailer-

02,Tricycle-10

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 2.64 Cr





Name of the ULB PATNAGARH NAC, DIST-BALANGIR, ORISSA

Population 21,024


(TPD)* 6.31 MT


Status Authorization valid up to 31.03.2014. Not applied for renewal




Lakhs)

38.40

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


daily


Transportatio

n facility

Qty Processe

d

Sanit

ary

Landfi

ll

Yes 25 Yes No

Tractor

Trailer-02,

Dumper

Placer-

02,Tricycle-

06

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 3.15 Cr





Name of the ULB PATTAMUNDAI NAC, DIST-KENDRAPARA, ORISSA

Population 36,528


(TPD)* 10.96 MT






Lakhs)

37

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


are attended daily

Segregation

of waste

Transportatio

n facility

Qty Processed

Sanit

ary

Land

fill

No 15 Yes No

Tractor

Trailer-01,

Wheel

Barrow-20

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 5.48 Cr





Name of the ULB PIPILI NAC, DIST-PURI , ORISSA

Population 17,623


(TPD)* 5.29 MT


Status Authorization valid up to 31.03.2014. Renewal not applied




Lakhs)

27.10

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


daily


Transportati

on facility

Qty Processed

Sanit

ary

Landfi

ll

Yes 55 Yes No Tricycle-15 Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 2.64 Cr





Name of the ULB POLASARA NAC, DIST-GANJAM, ORISSA

Population 23,119


(TPD)* 6.94 MT






Lakhs)

32

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


are attended daily


Transportatio

n facility

Qty Processed

Sanit

ary

Landfi

ll

No 36 Yes No

Tractor

Trailer-

01,Tricycle-

01

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 3.47 Cr





Name of the ULB RAJGANGPUR MUNICIPALITY, DIST-SUNDERGARH, ORISSA

Population 51,362


(TPD)* 15.41 MT






Lakhs)

66.80

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bin

s

Pro

vid

ed

Whether

collection

spots are

attended daily

Segregation

of waste

Transportation

facility

Qty Processed

Sanitary

Landfill

No - Yes No

Tractor Trailer-

02, Tricycle-20,

Wheel Barrow-

100, Auto

Tipper-02

Nil No


A. CScope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 7.70 Cr





Name of the ULB RAYAGADA MUNICIPALITY, DIST-RAYAGADA, ORISSA

Population 71,208


(TPD)* 21.36 MT






Lakhs)

72.50

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


daily


Transporta

tion facility

Qty Processe

d

Sanitar

y

Landfill

Yes 58 Yes No

Tractor

Trailer-

06,Tricycle

-27, Hook

loader

Lorry-01

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 10.68 Cr





Name of the ULB ROURKELA MUNICIPAL CORPORATION, DIST-SUNDERGARH, ORISSA

Population 3,10,976


(TPD)* 93.29 MT






Lakhs)

784.40

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


daily


Transportation

facility

Qty Processed

Sanit

ary

Landfi

ll

Yes 282 Yes Yes

Truck Tipper-

05, Tractor

Trailer-04,

Tractor

Attachment-02,

Refuse

collector-02,

Tricycle-65

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 46.65 Cr





Name of the ULB RAIRANGAPUR NAC, DIST-MAYURBHANJA, ORISSA

Population 25,516


(TPD)* 7.65 MT






Lakhs)

20.50

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


daily


Transportation

facility

Qty Processed

Sanit

ary

Land

fill

Yes 168 Yes No

Tractor

Trailer-

02,Tricycle-

20,Auto

Tipper-

03,Wheeel

Barrow-

07,Push Cart-

18

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 3.83 Cr





Name of the ULB RAMBHA NAC, DIST-GANJAM, ORISSA

Population 12,111


(TPD)* 3.63 MT






Lakhs)

52.60

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


daily


Transportation

facility

Qty Processed

Sanit

ary

Land

fill

Yes 104 Yes No

Tractor Trailer-01,

Tricycle-04, Wheel

Barrow-10, Trolley-

04

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


Methanization

E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 1.82 Cr





Name of theULB REDHAKHOL NAC, DIST-SAMBALPUR, ORISSA

Population 15,379


(TPD)* 4.61 MT


Status Authorization granted was valid up to 31-03-2014. Not applied for renewal.




Lakhs)

40.30

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


attended daily

Segregation of wast

e

Transportation

facility

Qty Proces

sed

Sanit

ary

Land

fill

Yes 15 Yes No

Tractor Trailer-

01, Tractor-

02,Tricycle-09

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


Methanization

E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 2.31 Cr





Name of the ULB SUNDERGARH MUNICIPALITY, DIST-SUNDERGARH, ORISSA

Population 45,036


(TPD)* 13.51 MT


Status Authorization valid up to 31.03.2013. Not applied for renewal




Lakhs)

59.50

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


daily


Transporta

tion facility

Qty Processed

Sanit

ary

Land

fill

No 30 No No

Tractor

Trailer-02,

Tricycle-02

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 6.76 Cr





Name of the ULB SURUDA NAC, DIST-GANJAM, ORISSA

Population 14,867


(TPD)* 4.46 MT


Status Not applied.




Lakhs)

19.90

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


are attended daily


Transp

ortatio

n

facility

Qty Processed

San

itar

y

Lan

dfill

No - - - Tractor

-01 Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


Methanization

E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 2.23 Cr





Name of theULB TALCHER MUNICIPALITY, DIST-ANGUL, ORISSA

Population 40,841


(TPD)* 12.25 MT


Status Applied for authoriation and is under process.




Lakhs)

61.80

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


are attended daily


Transportation

facility

Qty Processed

Sanit

ary

Land

fill

No 133 No No

Truck-01,

Auto Tipper-

02, Tractor

Trailer-

04,Tricycle-21

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 6.13 Cr





Name of the ULB TITLAGARH NAC, DIST-BOLANGIR, ORISSA

Population 31,258


(TPD)* 9.38 MT


Status Authorization granted was valid up to 31-03-2014. Not applied for renewal.




Lakhs)

34.70

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


attended daily


Transportati

on facility

Qty Processed

Sanitar

y

Landfill

Yes 06 Yes No

Tractor

Trailer-03,

Refuse

Collector-

44,Dumper

Placer-02,

Tricycle-13

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 4.69 Cr





Name of the ULB UDALA NAC, DIST-MAYURBHANJA, ORISSA

Population 13,152


(TPD)* 3.95 MT






Lakhs)

21.80

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


daily

Segregation of

waste

Transportation

facility

Qty Process

ed

Sanit

ary

Land

fill

Yes 40 Yes No

Tractor Trailer-01,

Refuse Collector-

49,Dumper

Placer-01, Wheel

Barrow-08

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


Methanization

E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 1.97 Cr





Name of the ULB UMERKOTE NAC, DIST-NAWRANGPUR, ORISSA

Population 28,993


(TPD)* 8.70 MT






Lakhs)

51.20

Current Position

Door

to

Door

Colle

ction

Bins

Provi

ded


daily


Transportation

facility

Qty Processed

Sa

nit

ary

La

ndf

ill

No 175 Yes No

Tractor-03,Truck

Tipper-

02,Tricycle-12

Nil No


A. Scope:


Road Sweeping 100%

Bush Cutting 100%

Drain Cleaning 100%

B. Collection:



20



and kabadiwalas

C. Transportation


D. Processing:


E. Disposal:





Lakhs)




Total 4.35 Cr





New NACs recently formed

ULBs Population Estimated waste generation TPD

Project cost (Rs. Cr.)

Central Govt. contribution (Rs. Cr.)

State Govt. Contribution (Rs. Cr.)

Nuapada 16708 5.0 2.5 1.9 0.6

Atabira 16399 4.9 2.5 1.8 0.6

Hindol 17387 5.2 2.6 2.0 0.7

Tusura 10638 3.2 1.6 1.2 0.4

Dharmgarh 16585 5.0 2.5 1.9 0.6

Daspala 18470 5.5 2.8 2.1 0.7

Ranpur 14715 4.4 2.2 1.7 0.6


Annexure 4 – Proposed user charges for SWM services by Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation

Sr. No. Category User charges

Schedule C – Stacking of materials on public street side

Per truck load Rs. 200/- per day

Per tractor/ mini truck load Rs. 100/- per day

Schedule D – Stacking of construction/ demolition

debris materials on public street side

Stacking of construction/ demolition debris Rs. 1500/- per tractor trip

Rs. 3000/- per truck trip

Schedule E – User charge for littering/ dumping etc. of

solid waste management

1 Residential Households

EWS/LIG Rs. 50/- Per Month

MIG Rs. 100/- Per Month

HIG Rs. 200/- Per Month

2 Shops/Shops in Shopping Malls

Up to 200 sft Rs. 100/- Per Month

201 sft to 500 sft Rs. 200/- Per Month


Any extra sft Rs. 5/- Per Sqm Per Month

3 Hat

Shop > 500 sft Rs. 500/- Per Month

Shop (200 sft to 500 sft) Rs. 200/- Per Month

Shop (Up to 200 sft) Rs. 100/- Per Month

4 Road Side Vendors (including vending zone) Rs. 10/- Per Day

5 Godowns& Warehouse



More than 5000 sft Rs. 1000/- Per Month

6 Hotels, Restaurants & Open Enclosure

Restaurants & Hotels without accommodation Rs. 10/- Per Sqm Per Month

Hotel & Lodging with accommodation Rs. 5/- Per Sqm Per Month

Other places of public congregation like Marriage Halls, Rs. 8/- Per Sqm Per Month



Restaurants, Bars, Convention Centers etc.

7 Dhabas on Highway


More than 1000 sft Rs. 5/- Per Sqm Per Month

8 Wine Shops Rs. 750/- Per Month

9 Big Fast Food chains like KFC, Dominos, Pizza Huts,

Café Coffee Day etc.

Rs. 5000/- Per Month

10 Educational Institutions

Play Schools Rs. 200/- Per Month

Coaching Center Rs. 500/- Per Month

Non-Residential School & Colleges

Up to 100 Students Rs. 500/- Per Month

From 100-500 Students Rs. 1000/- Per Month

More than 500 Students Rs. 3000/- Per Month

Residential School & colleges

Up to 100 Students Rs. 1000/- Per Month

From 100-500 Students Rs. 3000/- Per Month

More than 500 Students Rs. 5000/- Per Month

11 Health Care Unit

Medical Laboratory/Diagnostic Centers/Pathological

Centers/Doctors Clinic(Without beds)

Rs. 1000/- Per Month

Hospitals/Nursing Homes(With beds) Rs. 5/- Per Sqm Per Month

12 Cinema Halls & Multiplex Rs. 5/- Per Sqm Per Month

13 Beauty Parlour, Saloon & Spa

Beauty Parlour, Saloon Rs. 500/- Per Month

Spa Rs. 5/- Per Sqm Per Month

14 Showrooms, Service Centers & Garages

Small Garages Rs. 500/- Per Month

Service Centers Rs. 10/- Per Sqm Per Month

Showrooms Rs. 5/- Per Sqm Per Month

15 KalyanMandaps/Marriage Hall Rs. 10/- Per Sqm Per Month

16 Exhibition Grounds Rs. 5/- Per Sqm Per Month

17 Hostel & Paying Guest Hostels Rs. 5/- Per Sqm Per Month

18 Industries



Small Industry up to 1000 sft Rs. 3000/- Per Month

Industries >1000 sft Rs. 3/- Per Sqm Per Month

19 Printing Press



20 Govt. &Pvt Offices



21 Petrol Pump



Schedule F – Slum houses listed under RAY Rs. 50/- month


Annexure 5 - Concept Note on State Urban Sanitation Strategy for the State of Odisha

PARTA: Parameters determining the existing urban sanitation situation

1 State Profile

1.1 Name of the state Odisha

1.2 Total Urban Population as per 2011Census 7003656

1.3 NumberofStatutorytowns1asperCensus2011 107

1.4 NumberofCensustowns2asperCensus2011 114

1.5 Population of statutory towns (as per

Census2011)

5969842

1.6 Population of census towns (as per Census2011) 1033814

1.7 Total number of urban households 1517073

2

StatusofSanitationSituationasperCensus2011[FORSTATUTORYTOWNSONLY]

Totalnos.as perAnnexure1 (State)*

2.1 Number of urban households resorting to open defecation(not in premises–open)

409398

2.2 Number of urban households having pit latrines 55453

2.3 Number of urban households having insanitary latrines 24810

3

Solid waste management(tentative quantity based on per capita waste generation)[FORSTATUTORYTOWNSONLY] Total(State)*

3.1 Total Solid waste generated(in MT) 1,791

3.2 Total Waste collected(in MT) 1,254

3.3 Total Waste Transported(in MT) 1,191

3.4 No. of cities with SWM Disposal Facility -

3.5 Total Waste treated(in MT) -

*City-wise information may also be added wherever available.


Part B : Institutional Mechanism for Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM) - Urban

Provide Details

Name of the Nodal Agency for SBM

[Provide name of Nodal Agency; elseifnotdesignated,providedetailsofprocessbywhichnodalagencywillbeappointed]

Name and Designation of Nodal Officer with contact no.

[Provide name of Nodal Officer; else if not designated, provide details of process by which nodal officer will be appointed]

Institutional Mechanism Start date (Month / Year)

End date(Month/ Year)

a. Constitution of the State‐level High Powered Committee(S‐ HPC)

[Provide details of S‐ HPC; else if not constituted, provide details of process by which S‐ HPC will be constituted; timeline should be max. within 1 month of submission of concept note]

b. Setting up of State Mission Directorate

[Provide details of Mission Directorate; Else if not constituted, provide details of process by which Mission Directorate will Be constituted; timeline should be max.within1 month of submission of concept note]

c. Setting up of PMU at the state‐level under SBM

[Provide details of PMU set‐up; else if not set‐up, provide details of process by which PMU will be put in place; timeline should be max. within 3 months of submission of concept note]

Submission of State Sanitation Strategy as per the National Urban Sanitation Policy, 2008 (please refer Ministry’s website www.moud.gov.in)

Start date (Month / Year)

Date of submission(Month/ Year)

http://www.moud.gov.in/


Part C :Component wise action plan for Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM) - Urban

PhysicalTargets

1

Targets

Baseline 2014

Cumulative Estimated Projection upto2019

Target 2014-15

Target 2015-16

Target 2016-17

Target 2017-18

Target 2018-19

(up toOct, 2019)

Cumulative Target

(2014‐19) Remark

A*

a

Construction of new individual household latrines(IHL)

327518 327518 98255

(30%)

163759

(50%)

65504

(20%)

327518

b

Conversion of pit latrines into sanitary latrines

55453 33272 1664

(5%)

9982

(30%)

16636

(50%)

4991

(15%)

33273 Projected estimate is 60% of baseline

c

Conversion of insanitary latrines into sanitary latrines

24810 24810 1241

(5%)

7443

(30%)

12405

(50%)

3721

(15%)

24810

B* Construction of Community toilets[NORM: 1 seat/25 womenand1 seat/35men]

368458 12558 251

(2%)

3767

(30%)

6279

(50%)

2260

(18%) 12557

1. The figures indicate the

number of toilet seats

2. As per census data

a. HH size = 4.5

b. Sex ratio is 51.7:48.3

C* Construction of Public Toilets [NORM:1seat /50women and1 seat/ 100menup to specified numbers**]

7003656 5191 105

(2%)

519

(10%)

1557

(30%)

2076

(40%)

934

(18%) 5191

D Solid waste Management

107 104 21

(20%)

31

(30%)

42

(40%)

10

(10%)

104

Ongoing projects in 3 cities

E Capacity Building 107 107 107 107 107 107 107 107 Concurrent implementation in all cities

F Public Awareness & IEC

107 107 107 107 107 107 107 107 Concurrent implementation in all cities *Efforts shall be made to construct the toilets within two years i.e.upto2016-17.

**Please also refer Manual on Sewerage & Sewerage Systems, Part A form for details


Financial Targets

(RsinCrores) 2 Funding[Asper the funding pattern in the

SBM Urban Guidelines] 2014‐

2019(TOTAL) 2014‐15 2015‐16 2016‐17 2017‐18 2018‐

19(uptoOct.’19) Tentative/ estimate

Central Share

Tentative/ estimated

Central Share


Central Share


Central Share


Central Share


Central Share

A

a. Construction of new individual household latrines (IHL) (Based on the cost per Household toilet) 982.55 131.01 - - 294.77 39.30 491.28 65.50 196.51

26.20 - -

b. Conversion of pit latrines into sanitary latrines(based on thecost per household toilets)

66.55 13.31 3.33 0.67 19.96 3.99 33.27 6.65 9.98

2.00

- -

c. Conversion of insanitary latrines into sanitary latrines(based on the cost per household toilets)

37.22 9.92 1.86 0.50 11.16 2.98 18.61 4.96 5.58 1.49 - -

B Construction of Community toilets [NORM:1seat /25 women and1seat/35 men] (based on cost per seat)

81.62 61.22 1.63 1.22

24.49

18.36 40.81 30.61 14.69 11.02 - -

C Construction of Public Toilets[NORM:1seat/50womenand1seat/100 men upto specified numbers] (Based on cost per seat)

38.93 - 0.79 - 3.89 - 11.68 - 15.57 - 7.01 -

D Solid Waste Management (based on per capita cost ofRs.1500/ capita may be considered lessor more with proper justification in a separate sheet)

624.33 468.25 - - 126.07 94.55 186.10 139.57 252.13 189.10 60.03 45.02

E Capacity Building & A&OE (5%on Central share)

27.35 20.51 0.10 0.07 6.37 4.78 9.89 7.42 9.19 6.89 1.80 1.35

F Public Awareness & IEC (15% on Central share)

109.39 82.04 0.38 0.29 25.47 19.10 39.57 29.68 36.77 27.58 7.20 5.40

Total 1,967.94 786.26 8.09 2.74 512.18 183.06 831.21 284.40 540.43 264.28 76.04 51.78

Status of access to toilet in 107 Statutory Towns of Odisha (2011 Census)

Area Name

Total

number

of

househo

ld

Pit latrine Insanitary latrine

With

slab/

ventilate

d

improved

pit

Without

slab/

open pit

Night soil

disposed

into open

drain

Night

soil

removed

by

human

Night

soil

service

d by

animal

Open

Defecati

on

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Padmapur

(NAC)

3,797

79

15

17

-

-

1,684

Barapali

(NAC)

4,734

343

82

12

-

7

2,460

Bargarh (M)

17,985

347

40

153

146

168

6,322

Belpahar (M)

8,667

125

70

25

-

3

4,313

Brajarajnagar

(M)

17,536

324

23

236

45

6

8,031

Jharsuguda

(M)

21,424

173

35

91

16

34

9,831

Kochinda

(NAC)

3,950

93

48

6

-

17

2,134

Hirakud

(NAC)

7,067

150

12

236

-

48

3,043

Burla (NAC)

10,367

122

37

54

11

28

4,430

Redhakhol

(NAC)

3,705

110

34

4

-

-

2,442

Sambalpur

(M + OG)

42,292

470

218

283

47

73

12,794

Debagarh (M)

5,431

280

32

12

-

10

2,454

Sundargarh

(M)

9,979

311

19

19

-

-

2,769

Rajagangapu

r (M)

10,830

86

90

39

-

11

3,444

Biramitrapur

(M)

7,115

34

14

18

-

4

4,148

Raurkela (M

+ OG)

70,810

613

399

330

200

606

19,286

Raurkela

(ITS + OG)

47,010

885

250

337

249

170

14,816

Barbil (M)

15,465

103

13

26

-

105

8,493

Balagoda

(Bolani) (CT)

2,704

52

-

4

-

-

1,229


Area Name

Total

number

of

househo

ld


With

slab/

ventilate

d

improved

pit

Without

slab/

open pit

Night soil

disposed

into open

drain

Night

soil

removed

by

human

Night

soil

service

d by

animal

Open

Defecati

on

Joda (M )

10,742

536

58

19

42

22

5,819

Kendujhar

(M)

13,316

390

105

25

87

142

4,086

Anandpur (M)

8,518

404

255

18

186

3

4,741

Rairangpur

(NAC + OG)

7,580

128

28

7

-

15

4,223

Karanjia

(NAC)

5,055

145

35

5

-

12

2,286

Udala (NAC)

3,014

327

188

4

27

-

751

Baripada (M

+ OG)

25,990

2,072

445

34

158

16

6,793

Jaleshwar

(NAC)

5,548

653

331

34

-

2

2,201

Remuna

(NAC)

7,568

766

435

40

192

29

3,667

Nilagiri (NAC)

3,908

293

35

23

29

3

2,467

Soro (NAC)

6,747

399

763

8

57

2

3,147

Baleshwar (M

+ OG)

32,124

1,576

722

178

133

50

5,522

Dhamanagar

(NAC)

4,182

63

92

3

-

5

3,077

Bhadrak (M +

OG)

23,098

846

620

166

615

59

8,258

Basudebpur

(NAC)

6,581

241

445

142

51

18

4,429

Pattamundai

(NAC)

7,276

161

85

8

26

-

4,303

Kendrapara

(M)

8,664

252

58

22

43

13

2,160

Paradip (M)

18,235

58

87

127

49

14

9,275

Jagatsinghap

ur (M)

6,516

250

25

5

-

17

2,509

Banki (NAC)

3,595

139

16

1

-

1

1,969

Athagad

(NAC)

3,119

121

23

4

10

1

1,257


Area Name

Total

number

of

househo

ld


With

slab/

ventilate

d

improved

pit

Without

slab/

open pit

Night soil

disposed

into open

drain

Night

soil

removed

by

human

Night

soil

service

d by

animal

Open

Defecati

on

Choudwar (M

+ OG)

11,018

313

96

276

105

9

4,697

Cuttack (MC)

116,820

2,724

349

842

653

763

13,390

Byasanagar

(M + OG)

12,546

511

44

12

147

56

4,241

Jajapur (M)

8,177

294

229

11

50

4

2,037

Kamakshyan

agar (NAC)

3,915

390

38

2

-

-

1,839

Bhuban

(NAC)

4,822

103

92

2

124

4

3,108

Dhenkanal

(M)

14,353

719

81

4

172

255

3,396

Talcher (M)

9,054

84

17

17

-

3

3,492

Anugul (M)

8,674

356

69

12

11

55

1,781

Athmallik

(NAC)

2,895

135

50

1

13

1

1,918

Khandapada

(NAC)

1,882

95

101

28

-

-

897

Nayagarh

(NAC)

4,056

166

40

9

-

7

744

Khordha (M)

8,950

181

50

24

-

49

2,705

Jatani (M +

OG)

13,531

177

98

96

31

5

3,661

Balugaon

(NAC)

3,719

24

13

2

35

11

1,542

Banapur

(NAC)

3,397

63

37

8

-

3

1,654

Bhubaneswar

(MC + OG)

201,873

9,110

2,278

2,176

1,621

716

34,808

Pipili (NAC)

3,570

294

123

5

-

10

1,497

Nimapada

(NAC)

3,907

127

46

3

-

3

1,291

Konark

(NAC)

3,298

64

7

3

27

10

2,483

Puri (M)

39,607

2,231

472

275

122

71

5,996


Area Name

Total

number

of

househo

ld


With

slab/

ventilate

d

improved

pit

Without

slab/

open pit

Night soil

disposed

into open

drain

Night

soil

removed

by

human

Night

soil

service

d by

animal

Open

Defecati

on

Buguda

(NAC)

3,180

39

35

7

-

-

1,466

Bhanjanagar

(NAC)

4,719

194

65

126

11

44

1,301

Bellaguntha

(NAC)

2,415

144

27

9

-

-

1,197

Surada

(NAC)

3,160

59

52

6

-

1

1,560

Asika (NAC)

4,547

109

19

11

65

1

1,423

Kabisurjyana

gar (NAC)

3,548

118

71

1

-

-

1,591

Polasara

(NAC)

4,853

109

50

13

23

27

2,535

Kodala (NAC)

2,835

45

27

15

-

1

2,055

Khalikote

(NAC)

2,774

97

20

25

-

2

1,529

Rambha

(NAC)

2,434

110

29

7

12

-

1,688

Chhatrapur

(NAC)

4,875

34

32

10

33

77

709

Ganjam

(NAC)

2,541

53

12

5

-

8

1,247

Purusottamp

ur (NAC)

3,246

205

24

27

47

65

1,621

Hinjilicut

(NAC)

5,155

260

104

26

-

66

2,303

Gopalpur

(NAC)

1,441

130

22

229

-

1

740

Digapahandi

(NAC)

2,931

66

34

4

-

-

1,189

Chikiti (NAC)

2,446

203

13

35

-

-

1,103

Brahmapur

(MC)

67,397

1,135

392

4,231

129

333

7,861

Kashinagar

(NAC)

2,523

20

14

2

-

4

1,891

Paralakhemu

ndi (M + OG)

10,390

533

96

17

17

9

2,940

Phulabani

(M)

8,629

403

173

27

29

6

2,955


Area Name

Total

number

of

househo

ld


With

slab/

ventilate

d

improved

pit

Without

slab/

open pit

Night soil

disposed

into open

drain

Night

soil

removed

by

human

Night

soil

service

d by

animal

Open

Defecati

on

G. Udayagiri

(NAC)

2,676

145

126

1

-

-

1,259

Baudhgarh

(NAC)

4,488

107

38

38

72

114

2,044

Binika (NAC)

3,800

19

1

3

-

1

2,918

Sonapur (M)

4,751

68

34

7

-

37

1,977

Tarbha

(NAC)

1,949

15

2

5

-

53

1,065

Balangir (M)

22,164

488

250

91

63

157

7,046

Patnagarh

(NAC)

5,238

84

49

13

-

24

2,440

Kantabanji

(NAC)

4,924

31

41

24

-

7

2,205

Titlagarh

(NAC + OG)

8,246

112

73

7

48

88

3,542

Khariar Road

(NAC)

4,423

3

6

10

-

69

2,517

Khariar

(NAC)

3,603

52

25

3

-

1

1,579

Kesinga

(NAC)

4,248

73

69

4

49

11

2,503

Bhawanipatn

a (M)

15,364

1,493

438

195

197

255

4,720

Junagarh

(NAC)

4,631

280

176

39

15

12

2,640

Rayagada

(M)

16,244

136

33

22

-

157

4,999

Gunupur

(NAC + OG)

6,592

154

96

19

-

81

2,872

Gudari (NAC)

1,728

22

139

15

53

3

853

Umarkote

(NAC)

6,550

255

258

17

29

25

2,866

Nabarangapu

r (M + OG)

8,738

115

60

51

-

89

3,456

Kotpad

(NAC)

3,878

17

27

4

-

3

1,890

Koraput

(NAC)

11,332

220

26

312

45

3

4,388


Area Name

Total

number

of

househo

ld


With

slab/

ventilate

d

improved

pit

Without

slab/

open pit

Night soil

disposed

into open

drain

Night

soil

removed

by

human

Night

soil

service

d by

animal

Open

Defecati

on

Jeypur (M)

19,880

581

58

31

44

239

5,529

Sunabeda

(NAC).

12,383

46

5

17

-

107

4,025

Malkangiri

(NAC)

6,944

169

58

9

-

6

3,534

Balimela

(NAC)

2,767

4

6

8

-

2

1,387

Total 1335888 41436 14017 12361 6511 5938 409398

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