District Environmental Plan Chhatarpur

District Environmental Plan

Chhatarpur - District

(In Compliance to order passed by Hon’ble National Green Tribunal in O.A. No. 360/2018,

dated 29.01.2021)

Prepared by-

Office of the District Collector

Chhatarpur District (M.P.)

District Environment Plan- Chhatarpur [2021]

Table of Content

1 INTRODUCTION 4

1.0 District Profile 6

a. District Administrative Set-up 7

b. Local institutions 9

Natural Resources 9

Water bodies 9

Availability of water resources 9

Forest coverage 11

d. Geography & Demography 12

e. Land-use pattern 15

f. Climate 17

2.0 Indicative Gap Analysis and Action Plans for complying with Waste

Management Rules

(i) Solid Waste Management 19

a. Current status related to solid Waste management 20

b. Identification of gaps and Action plan Ann 1 to 15

(ii) Plastic waste Management 21

(a) Current status related to Plastic waste management 22

(b) Identification of gaps and Action plan Ann 1 to 15

(iii) C & D Waste Management 22

(a) Current status related to C & D Waste 23

(b) Identification of gaps and Action plan Ann 1 to 15

(iv) Biomedical Waste Management 23

(a) Current Status related to biomedical waste

Ann 16

(b) Identification of gaps and Action plan

(v) Hazardous Waste Management 23

(a) Current Status related to Hazardous Waste Management

Ann 17

(b) Identification of gaps and action plan

(vi) E-Waste Management 24

(a) Current Status related to E-Waste Management

Ann 18

3.0 Air Quality Management 24

(a) Current Status related to Air Quality Management

Ann 19

4.0. Water Quality Management 24

4.1 Water Quality Monitoring 24

(a) Current Status related to Water Quality Management

Ann 20

Identification of gaps and action plan for water quality

monitoring

4.2 Domestic Sewage 25

(a) Current status of treatment of domestic sewage

Ann 21

Identification of gaps and action plan for treatment of domestic

sewage

5.0. Industrial wastewater management 25

(a) Current Status related to Industrial Wastewater Management

Ann 22

(b) Identification of gaps and action plan for industrial wastewater

6.0. Mining Activity Management plan 25

(a) Current Status related to Mining Activity Management

Ann 23

7.0. Noise Pollution Management plan 25

(a) Current Status related to Noise Pollution Management

Ann 24

1. INTRODUCTION

Hon’ble National Green Tribunal Principal Bench New Delhi issued direction in OA

710/2017 Shailash Singh vs. Sheela Hospital & Trauma Centre and Shahjahanpur and ors. on

15/07/2019 & in OA No 360/2018 Shreenath Sharma vs. Union of India & ors. on 26/09/2019

to prepare District Environment Plan. In compliance of above order passed by Hon’ble NGT

on 26-09-2019, District Environmental Plan (DEP) was prepared and submitted to M.P.

Pollution Control Board Bhopal vide letter no. 3483 dated 04.12.2019. MPPCB Bhopal

submitted the Action Plan to CPCB along with the DEPs of other districts of M.P. Hon’ble

NGT passed following order on Date 29.01.2021:

“In view of above, having regard to the significance of the issue and inadequate

progress, we direct the Chief Secretaries of all the States/UTs to oversee and monitor

compliance by the concerned District Magistrates for preparing the requisite plans and

execute the plans already prepared. Further steps for preparation and execution of State

and National plans may also be taken in the interest of scientific and effective protection of

environment and public health.”

1.1 NGT Order dated 15.07.2019 in case no. OA 710/2017

"We find it necessary to add that in view of the Constitutional provisions under Articles

243 G, 243 W, 243 ZD read with Schedules 11 and 12 and Rule 15 of the Solid Waste

Management Rules, 2016, it is necessary to have a District Environment Plan to be operated

by District Committee ( as a part of District Planning Committee under Article 243 ZD) with

representatives from Panchayats, Local Bodies, Regional Officers, State PCB and a suitable

officer representing the administration, which may in turn be chaired and monitored by

District Magistrate. Such District Environment Plans and constitution of District Committees

be placed on the web site of District concerned. The monthly report of the monitoring by

District Magistrate may be furnished to the Chief Secretary and may be placed on the web site

of the District and kept on such websites for o period of one year. This may be made operative

from 1.08.2019. Compliance of this direction may also be seen by Chief Secretaries of the

States/UTs. This may not only comply with mandate of law but provide an institutional

mechanism for effective monitoring of environmental norms."

1.2 NGT Order dated 26.09.2019 in case no. OA 360/2018

"To facilitate such District Environment Plans, it will be appropriate that CPCB

prepares a Model/ Models and places the some on its website which may be adopted with

suitable changes as per local requirements for all Districts in the country and monitored by

Chief Secretaries with report to Tribunal in OA 606/2018.

The Department of Environment of all the States and Union Territories may collect

such District Environment Plans of their respective States and finalize the 'State Environment

Plan' covering the specific thematic areas referred in Para 7 including information as contained

in Para-8 and template of Model/ Models District Environment Plan provided by CPCB. The

action for preparation of State's Environmental Plan shall be monitored by the respective Chief

Secretaries of the States and Administration of UTs. Let this action be completed by 15.12.19

and compliance be reported to the Tribunal by 31.12.2019."

In this regard, Principal Secretary, Department of Environment & Chairman, M.P.

Pollution Control Board, Govt. of M.P. vide letter no. 781 dated 06.11.2019 wrote letter to all

the District Collectors to prepare District Environmental Plans by constituting District

Committee with representatives from Panchayats, Local Bodies, Regional Officers, State

PCB, various stakeholders and a suitable officer representing the administration, which may in

turn be chaired and monitored by the District Collector/District Magistrate.

As per the direction of Hon’ble NGT, Collector Chhatarpur constituted District

Committee comprising of following members to evolve and execute District Environmental

1 District Collector, Chhatarpur Chairman

2 CEO, Jila Panchayat, Chhatarpur Member

3 Regional Officer, M.P. Pollution Control Board, Sagar Member

4 ALL ULB’s Chief Municipal Officer Member

1.0 District Profile

Chhatarpur was founded in 1785 and is named after the Bundela Rajput leader

Chhatrasal, the founder of Bundelkhand independence, and contains his cenotaph. The state

was ruled by his descendants until 1785. At that time the Ponwar clan of the Rajputs took

control of Chhatarpur. The state was guaranteed to Kunwar Sone Singh Ponwar in 1806 by the

British Raj. In 1854 Chhatarpur would have lapsed to the British government for want of direct

heirs under the doctrine of lapse, but was conferred on Jagat Raj as a special act of grace. The

Ponwar Rajas ruled a princely state with an area of 1,118 square miles (2,900 km2), and

population of 156,139 in 1901, which was part of the Bundelkhand agency of Central India.

In 1901 the town of Chhatarpur had a population of 10,029, a high school and

manufactured paper and coarse cutlery. The state also contained the British cantonment of

Nowgong.

After the independence of India in 1947, the Rajas of Chhatarpur acceded to India, and

Chhatarpur, together with the rest of Bundelkhand, became part of the Indian state of Vindhya

Pradesh. Vindhya Pradesh was later merged into the state of Madhya Pradesh in 1956.

Chhatarpur is a city and a municipality (Proposed municipal corporation with 49 wards)

in Chhatarpur district in the state of Madhya Pradesh, India. It is the administrative

headquarters of Chhatarpur District. Chhatarpur is located at 24.06° & 25.20°N 78.59° &

80.26°. It has an average elevation of 305 metres (1000 feet). It is located on the far north-east

border of Madhya Pradesh, sharing its borders with the Banda district of Uttar Pradesh. It is

133 km from Jhansi in Uttar Pradesh and 233 km from Gwalior in Madhya Pradesh.

Important Places of Chhatarpur

Khajuraho

Khajuraho is an ancient city known for magnificent temples and its intricate sculptures

located in the Chhatarpur district of Madhya Pradesh. Built in the medieval century by the

Chandela Dynasty, the UNESCO site of 'Khajuraho Group of Monuments' is famous for its

Nagara-Style architecture and graceful sculptures of nayikas and deities. The splendour of the

intricate statues is one of the reasons that makes it a popular site to visit among tourists.

Built between 950-1050 AD by the Chandela Dynasty, these temples represent various

forms like meditation, spiritual teachings, relationship, through stimulating art. The temples

are famous for its craftsmanship that consist of splendid demonstrations of fine sculptures and

exceptional architectural skill, making them one of the most stunning UNESCO World

Heritage Sites in India. These temples are divided into three groups: Eastern, Western and

Southern. Beautiful, detailed and expressive, the sculptures of the Khajuraho temples will

leave you in awe and wonder.

Dhubela

Maharaja Chhatrasal Museum is a museum located in an old palace at Dhubela, on

the Chhatarpur-Jhansi highway, in Chhatarpur District, Madhya Pradesh, India. This

museum was established in September, 1955 in a palace built by Chhatrasal for his

residence. Presently, the museum comprises 8 galleries, of which two galleries display

inscriptions, copper plates, Sati pillars, lingas and inscribed images of the Gupta and

Kalachuri period. The museum houses a wide range of sculptures of the Shakti cult. It has

also a significant collection of Jaina images. It also displays the garments, weapons and

paintings of the Bundela kings.

The Dhubela Museum is located at Dhubela on the Chhatarpur-Nowgaon highway, 15

km from Chhatarpur and 62 km from Khajuraho. This place can be reached from Khajuraho

by road.

Bhimkund

Bhimkund (also known as Neelkund) is a natural water tank and a holy place

in Madhya Pradesh, India. It is located near Bajna village in Chhatarpur district, Madhya

Pradesh. It is 77 km away from Chhatarpur by road in the Bundelkhand region. Bhimkund is a

natural water source and a holy place that dates from the era of the Mahabharata. The water of

the kund (tank) is so clean and transparent that one can clearly see fish swimming in the water.

The kund lies in a cave, about 3 metres from the mouth. To the left of the entrance is a

small Shivalinga. The pool is a deep indigo blue which contrasts with the red stone walls.

The roof of the cave has a small opening just above the kund; this is the place Bhim is

said to have hit with his gada. The pool is also known as Neel Kund (blue pool) and Narada

Kund (Njaya pool)

A. District Administrative Set-up

Divisional Headquarter – Sagar

Location (in degrees) - Latitude – 24.06 & 25.20 on North

Longitude - 78.59 - 80.26 on East

District Area (in sq. kms.) - 8 630.36 sq. kms.

No. of sub divisions: 5

No. of Tehsils:

(Chhatarpur,Rajnagar,Nowgaon,Lavkush

nagar, Barigarh, Bijawar, Badamalehara,

Maharajpur, Buxwaha, Chandala,

Ghuwara)

No. of Blocks: 8

(Chhatarpur, Nowgaon, lavkushnagar,

Barigarh, Rajnagar, Bijawar, Buxwaha,

Badamalehara)

No. of Gram Panchayats: 558

No. of Villages: 1216

No. of Post Offices (Block wise): Barigarh, Lavkushnagar, Nowgaon,

Chhatarpur, Rajnagar, Bijawar,

Buxwaha, Badamalehara

Year of district formation: Nov 1956

Name of adjacent districts: Mahoba (UP), Jhansi (UP), Tikamgarh

(MP), Panna, (MP), Sagar (MP), Damoh

B. Local Institutions

Sr. No. Item Description

1 Area 10,863 Sq. Km

2 Revenue Subdivisions 8

3 Revenue Tehsils 11

4 Gram Panchayats 558

5 No. of ULB 15

6 Number of villages 1229

C. Natural Resources

Chhatarpur has a very rich land of minerals and natural resources. The district has

various minerals & ores like Iron-ore, Rock phosphate, Dispore/Pyrophyllite, Dolomite,

Quartz, Clay, Soapstone, Granite mine & diamond mine.

Water Bodies and Availability of Water Resources:

The district as a whole lies in the Yamuna sub-basin of the Ganga basin. On a localised

scale, there is a surface water divide running from South to North past Buxwaha,

Rajnagar, Chhatarpur and Lavkushnagar. The area to the East of this divide forming almost

70% of the district, is drained by the Ken and to the West by the Dhasan. The Ken is perennial

while the Dhasan has ephemeral tendency in the major part of its course. Most of the stream

traversing in the area has their courses in rocky terrain with almost no alluvium or very thin

sand cover even in their channels section, except along the Ken and Bharav where the

alluvium is comparatively thicker.

The streams in the area exhibit large variation in the drainage pattern. Whereas, the

drainage is uncontrolled in the granitic terrain, litho logically and structurally controlled

drainage is observed in the Vindhyaus, where the streams have calved out their courses in

strike alignment through the soft rock unit. Parallel to sub parallel drainage is seen on the dip

slope side of the Vindhyans and is especially well developed on the Rewa sandstones.

Drainage in the Bijawar is mainly lithologically controlled and the streams have their

courses through shales and limestone.

The Ken

The Ken flows to the north and Northeast along the eastern boundary of Chhatarpur

district.The Northern course of the liver has cut a deep gorge across the panna range of the

Vindhyan mountain. The river bed and the ban k expose massive sandstone and shales of the

Vindhyans, and later the breccisses and limestone of the Pulkawau allcr which Ken flows 011

the lower plateau composed of Bundelkhaud granites and gneisses.

There are several tributaries of the Ken, Sonar, Burala, Shyamari, Khurar, Kutri, Urrnil,

Lahrak and Koil which join the left bank of the river.

The Dhasan

The Dhasan has a northerly course and forms the boundary with Tikamgarh district. It

joins the Betwa in Uttar Pradesh. In its early course, the river flows through the Deccan traps

and then crosses the Viudhyans, Bijawars and Bundelkhand granites before entering the

alluvial plains. The main tributaries of the Dhasan are - Kather, Majrer, Tarper, Sharar which

join the river.

Ground water Resources:

Chhatarpur district is underlain by Bundelkhand Granite, Bijawar Caverner Lime stone,

Vindhyan Sandstone and Shale Basaltic lava flows of Deccan trap, and Alluvium. Dynamic

ground water resources of the district have been estimated on block-wise basis. Out of

8687.36 sq. km of geographical area, 7904.34 (90.98%) is ground water recharge worthy area

and 783.02 sq. km is forest and hilly area ((9.02%).

There are eight assessment units (block) in the district out of which 3 blocks fall under

safe category namely Bijawar,Gourihar and Lavkushnagar. Five blocks comes under semi-

critical category with stage of ground water development being Badamalhera 75.57%,

Buxwaha 81.9%, Chhatarpur 91.73%, Nowgoan 87.44% and Rajnagar73.31%.

The net ground water availability in the district is 795.07 MCM and ground water draft

for all uses is 500.22 MCM, making stage of ground water development to 62.92% as a whole

for the district. Table 7 shows the Dynamic Ground Water Resource Assessment estimated by

CGWB for the year 2013.

Forest Coverage:

The district has extensive forests. About 30% of the total area is covered by

forests only. The District is rich in minerals.

Forest covered 76500 Hectares.

Name of rivers and lakes: Rivers (Ken, Urmil ) Lakes (Bhadar, Shiv Sagar, Prem

Sagar, Dhamna, Surajpura, Barigarh, Raosagar kund, Kishore

sagar kund, Khonp taalab, Gwal magra)

*There are lot of other tributary rivers and ponds in district,

No. of dams, embankments:

Dams&Embankments(Chhatarpur(1) Rajnagar(5) Bijawar(3)

Lavkushnagar(1) )

Highest elevation (in meters):

607 m (Bal Pathar)

Forest cover in the district: 1752.07 Km2

Ranges: Chhatarpur (217.52 Km2) Lavkushnagar (130.44

Bijawar (397.43 Km2) Badamalehara (404.50 Km

Buxwaha (357.17 Km2) Kisangarh (244.99 Km

Any other important element:

Few area of Chhatarpur district forests are going under Panna

Tiger Reserve.

D. Geography and Demography

Geography of the District

Chhatarpur district located at 24.06° & 25.20°N 78.59° & 80.26° E

respectively. The district has an area of 8,687 km².Chhatarpur District is bounded by

Uttar Pradesh state to the north, and the Madhya Pradesh districts of Panna to the east,

Damoh to the south, Sagar to the southwest, and Tikamgarh to the west. Chhatarpur

District is part of Sagar Division.

Topography

The district as a whole lies in the upper part of Bundelkhand plateau. The most

prominent parts of the district are those which are transverse by the Panna Hill Range

through the Southern parts. The range stands about 100 m from the surrounding and

300 m (approx) from the mean sea level. From here the plateau lowers down and

covers into the alluvial plains in the north, particularly along the Ken and Dhasan.

Thus, there are three physical divisions of the district namely: The Panna Range, the

Central Plateau and the Northern Plains.

The district can be divided into three physical units:

(1) The Panna range (2) The Central Plateau (3) The Northern Plains

The Panna range is a branch of the Vindhyan mountain range. It traverses

Sagar, Chhatarpur and Panna districts in a south west - northeast direction. This range

separates the Upper Bundelkhand from the lower Bundelkhand plateau. Overlying the

Achaeans, it is formed by the Bijawar and vindhyan beds which arc highly folded and

are also dissected by the superimposed drainage system. A few hill tops now capped

by the Deccan trap rocks stand evidence of their being covered by extensive lava

flows. Since then, the drainage developed on the slopes of the original lava beds has

eroded the surface deeper to the present level. Because of this, the main streams of the

district now flow across the Panna range. The highest peak lies at Bans Pathar

(24°37:79"45") in the district at 607 mamsl. Kusmar hill on Buxwaha plateau is 551

and Madanwa at 564 mamsl.

The Central Platean runs to the North as Oll offshoot of Panna range. It lies

mainly on the Bundelkhand granites and forms the central sub - water divide. The

result is the presence of small hills and ridges at intervals between the tributaries of

streams. They give way to lower plains along the Ken and the Dhasan, in the east and

west respectively.

The Northern Plateau lies between 150 to 300 m amsl and covers nearly the

whole of Lavkushnagar tehsil. It is covered by varying thickness of alluvium but is

cut in ravines resulting in "bad land" topography.

Demography of the District

According to the 2011 census Chhatarpur district of Madhya Pradesh has a

total population of 1,762,375. Of these, 936,121 are males while 826,254 are females.

In 2011 there were a total of 356,297 families residing in Chhatarpur district. Average

Sex Ratio of Chhatarpur district is 883. Out of the total population as per 2011 census,

22.6% people live in urban areas while 77.4% live in rural areas. The average literacy

rate in urban areas is 78.7% while in rural areas it is 59.2%. Apart from this, the sex

ratio of urban areas in Chhatarpur district is 892 while that of rural areas is 880. In

Chhatarpur district population of children of 0-6 years of age is 282794 which is 16%

of total population. There are 148861 male children and 133933 female children

between the ages of 0-6 years. Thus, Child Sex Ratio of Chhatarpur as per 2011

census is 900 which is higher than Average Sex Ratio (883) of Chhatarpur district.

The total literacy rate of Chhatarpur district is 63.74%. Male literacy rate is 61.1% and

female literacy rate is 44.9% in Chhatarpur district.

Description 2011

Population 17.62 Lakhs

Actual Population 1,762,375

Male 936,121

Female 826,254

Population Growth 19.51%

Area Sq. Km 8,687

Density/km2 203

Proportion to Madhya Pradesh Population 2.43%

Sex Ratio (Per 1000) 883

Child Sex Ratio (0-6 Age) 900

Average Literacy 63.74

Male Literacy 72.66

Female Literacy 53.59

Total Child Population (0-6 Age) 282,794

Male Population (0-6 Age) 148,861

Female Population (0-6 Age) 133,933

Description 2011

Literates 943,033

Male Literates 572,010

Female Literates 371,023

Child Proportion (0-6 Age) 16.05%

Boys Proportion (0-6 Age) 15.90%

Girls Proportion (0-6 Age) 16.21%

E. Land use Pattern

Land Use/Land Cover Area in ha Area in %

Kharif Crop 98273.25 11.32

Rabi Crop 170932.61 19.68

Double Crop 102315.06 11.78

Fallow Land 53316.67 6.14

Dense Forest 116774.12 13.45

Open Forest 60301.96 6.94

Crop in Forest 7110.07 0.82

Blank Forest 44930.91 5.17

Waste Land 174963.58 20.15

River & Waterbodies 28602.09 3.29

Built-up Land 10987.75 1.27

Total 868508.05 100

Area Covered by Land use/Land cover in %

F. Climate

Chhatarpur district receives maximum rainfall during the south west monsoon. The

South west monsoon arrives at the end of June and last till end of September. Normal

isohyetal Map is shown in plate 4. There are five raingauge stations in Chhatarpur district

namely Chhatarpur, Buxwaha, Bijawar, Rajnagar and Nowgaon. The long-term regular

rainfall data is available for two stations viz Chhatarpur, and Nawagaon only. On the basis of

long-term data, the normal rainfall has been worked out. The maximum rainfall received at

Bizawar is 1130 mm and minimum at Nowagaon is 1028 mm.

About 91 % of the annual rainfall takes place during the south west monsoon n ie.

Between June to September. Only about 2% of the annual rainfall takes place duri.ng the

winter season from October to February and only about 7% of the annual rainfall takes place

during the summer season i.e., between March to May. Hence only about 9% of the annual

rainfall takes place from October to May. Thus, the surplus water is available only during the

south west monsoon. July is the wettest month of the year. About 3% of the annual rainfall

takes place during the month of July only.

Recent rainfall data of Chhatarpur and Nowgaon is available from 1976 to 1997.

While analysis, the recent year rainfall data, is clear that" Most Severe Drought" conditions

have occurred in the last seventeen years. Only once during 1984 in Chhatarpur area and

1979 in Nowgaon area has severe drought conditions were observed. During other years,

more than the normal or rainfall within normal range of drought condition was received.

Hence Chhatarpur district is not a drought prone district. During the year 1997. Nowgaon

Station received more than the normal rainfall while Chattarpur Station received about 82%

of the normal rainfall.

TEMPERATURE

Chhatarpur district can be classified into three major seasons. Summer, Winter and

Monsoon. The temperature starts rising from the middle of February and reaches maximum

during the month of May. The daily maximum temperature during the month of May is

around 42.7"C, while annual daily maximum normal temperature is around 32.6° C the day

temperature on individual days during the summer season goes upto around 45°C. On the

arrival of monsoon at the end of June there is a dip in temperature and weather becomes

pleasant. After withdrawal of monsoon early in October, there is slight increase in day

temperature. After October or from middle of November both the day and night temperature

starts falling and lowest temperature recorded in the month of December. The minimum

mean normal daily temperature is about 7.5" C and the annual daily mean normal temperature

is about 18.6') C. Sometimes, the minimum temperature drops down to even as low as 1℃ to

HUMIDITY

The summer season with the driest period of the year. Hence humidity is also very

low during the summer season. The minimum humidity recorded during the month of

April/May about 33%. On the arrival of South west monsoon the humidity increases and

highest recorded during the month of August i.e.85%. The humidity again decreases 011

withdrawal of monsoon and due to high temperature.

WIND VELOCITY

The wind velocity is high during the pre-monsoon period as compared to post

monsoon. The highest wind velocity is recorded during the month of June. The mean

monthly normal wind velocity during the month of June is around 8.2. The annual

average normal wind velocity is around 4.5 Km/hr.

The District Environmental Plan covers the following environmental issues

1. Waste Management Plan

i. Solid Waste Management Plan (for each ULB)

ii. Plastic Waste Management (for each ULB)

iii. C&D Waste Management

iv. Biomedical Waste Management (for each ULB)

v. Hazardous Waste Management

vi. E-Waste Waste Management

2. Indicative Gap Analysis and Action Plans for complying with Waste

Management Rules

3. Air Quality Management Plan

4. Water Quality Management Plan

4.1 Water Quality Monitoring

4.2 Domestic Sewage Management Plan

5. Industrial Wastewater Management Plan

6. Mining Activity Management plan

7. Noise Pollution Management Plan

2.0 Indicative Gap Analysis and Action Plans for complying with Waste

Management Rules

(i) Solid Waste Management Plan

Preamble: Solid Waste Management Plan:

The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Government of

India has notified the Solid Waste Management Rules, 2016. As per the Rules, the

role of local body has been specified in Rule no 15 and as per Rule no 16, M.P.

Pollution Control Board shall enforce these Rules through local bodies.

With respect to effective implementation of Solid Waste Management Rules, 2016,

Hon’ble NGT had laid down several orders, of which, Hon’ble National Green

Tribunal, Principal Bench on 22nd December 2016 has passed judgment in Original

Application No. 199 of 2014 filed by Mrs. Almitra Patel with regard to Solid Waste

Management.

Further, for effective implementation of the said Rules, the Hon’ble NGT in its orders

dated 31.08.2018 had constituted Apex Committee, Regional Committee and

State Committee. Also, as per Hon’ble NGT order dated: 16.01.2019 in O.A. No.

606/2018, State Level Monitoring Committee (SLMC) in Madhya Pradesh has been

constituted under the retired Justice.

Solid Wastes Management in Chhatarpur District:

In Chhatarpur District, there are 15 Municipalities. The total quantity of Solid

Waste Generation is around 114 tons / day. In Chhatarpur District, most of the solid

waste is generated in Nagar Palika Chhatarpur. The quantity of this waste is about 43

MT/Day. Chhatarpur Nagar Palika has taken various required measures for collection,

transportation, treatment & disposal of Municipal Solid waste & Construction &

Demolition wastes as stated here in above. The 15 Municipalities of the district have

started 100% door to door collection but the segregation of solid waste, processing of

wet waste, disposal of dry waste & construction of scientific sanitary landfill is yet to

be done. The details regarding action areas, Data requirement, Measurable outcome,

the details of proposed interventions & stakeholders are given for each ULBs as

mentioned here in below Table 1: -

Refer -ANNEXURE 01 to 15

Table-1

S.No. Name of ULB Annexure

1 Nagar Palika Parishad Chhatarpur Annexure-1

2 Nagar Palika Parishad Nowgong Annexure-2

3 Nagar Parishad Maharajpur Annexure-3

4 Nagar Parishad Ghuwara Annexure-4

5 Nagar Parishad Bijawar Annexure-5

6 Nagar Parishad Harpalpur Annexure-6

7 Nagar Parishad Lovkushnagar Annexure-7

8 Nagar Parishad Buxwaha Annexure-8

9 Nagar Parishad Bada Malhera Annexure-9

10 Nagar Parishad Garhi Malhera Annexure-10

11. Nagar Parishad Chandla Annexure-11

12. Nagar Parishad Satai Annexure-12

13. Nagar Parishad Khajuraho Annexure-13

14. Nagar Parishad Rajnagar Annexure-14

15 Nagar Parishad Barigarh Annexure-15

a. Current Status related to solid waste management

Urban Local

bodies

Households Population

Solid Waste

Generated per

day (MT)

1 Nagar Palika

Parishad,

Chhatarpur

40 29,985 1,49,925 43.15

2 Nagar Palika

Parishad, Nowgong 20 8,116 40,580 5.05

3 Nagar Parishad,

Maharajpur 15 4,666 23,328 8.82

4 Nagar Parishad,

Ghuwara 15 2,665 13,325 3.67

5 Nagar Parishad,

Bijawar 15 4,111 20,554 2.35

6 Nagar Parishad,

Harpalpur 15 3,710 18,549 4.41

7 Nagar Parishad,

Lovkushnagar 15 4,415 22,075 7.87

8 Nagar Parishad,

Buxwaha 15 2,047 10,236 3.15

9 Nagar Parishad,

Bada Malhera 15 3,607 18,035 5.77

10 Nagar Parishad, 15 2,732 13,662 3.57

Garhi Malhera

11 Nagar Parishad,

Chandla 15 2,570 12,852 6.3

12 Nagar Parishad,

Satai 15 2,118 10,592 4.5

13 Nagar Parishad,

Khajuraho 15 4,901 24,504 5.25

14 Nagar Parishad,

Rajnagar 15 2,851 14,253 8.4

15 Nagar Parishad,

Barigarh 15 1,784 8,921 2.10

Local Bodies No of

Households Population

Solid Waste

Generated

per day

2 Tehsils 3,52,475 17,62,375 185

3 Village/Gram

Panchayats 2,72,816 13,64,078 143.2

(ii) Plastic Waste Management

The Govt. of India has notified Plastic Waste Management Rules 2016. These rules

are applicable in State of Madhya Pradesh also. In order to prevent the pollution

problems caused by Polythene Carry bags, Deptt. of Environment, Govt. of MP has

imposed complete ban on manufacturing, storage, transportation, sell, purchase and

use of all type of polythene carry bags vide order no. F5-2/2015/18-5 dated

24.05.2017. All the local bodies and District Administration have been asked to

carryout inspections and impose penalties on violators along with seizers. Also in

order to comply the provisions of the rule and to give thrust on Plastic Waste

minimization, source segregation, recycling, involving waste pickers, recyclers and

waste processors in collection of plastic waste fraction either from households or any

other source of its generation or intermediate material recovery facility and adopt

polluters pay principle for the sustainability of the Plastic Waste Management is to be

practiced.

All the local bodies are directed to ensure that the recyclable Plastic Waste are

sold to the recyclers, low value plastic are utilized for road laying, the non-recyclable

Plastic Waste to co-incineration in Cement Plant and the remaining inert to landfill

site for disposal. Awareness program to reduce plastic usage are conducted regularly.

The details regarding action areas, Data requirement, Measurable outcome, the details

of proposed interventions & stakeholders are given for each ULBs as mentioned in

various annexure mentioned in ANNEXURE 01 to 15

a. Current Status related to Plastic waste management

S.No. Urban Local bodies Estimated quantity of Plastic Waste

Generated per day in TPD

1 Nagar Palika Parishad,

Chhatarpur 2.15

2 Nagar Palika Parishad,

Nowgong 0.25

3 Nagar Parishad, Maharajpur 0.44

4 Nagar Parishad, Ghuwara 0.18

5 Nagar Parishad, Bijawar 0.11

6 Nagar Parishad, Harpalpur 0.22

7 Nagar Parishad,

Lovkushnagar 0.39

8 Nagar Parishad, Buxwaha 0.15

9 Nagar Parishad, Bada

Malhera 0.28

10 Nagar Parishad, Garhi

Malhera 0.17

11 Nagar Parishad, Chandla 0.31

12 Nagar Parishad, Satai 0.22

13 Nagar Parishad, Khajuraho 0.26

14 Nagar Parishad, Rajnagar 0.42

15 Nagar Parishad,Barigarh 0.1

Local Bodies Plastic Waste Generated in TPD

2 Tehsils 9.25

3 Village/Gram Panchayats 7.56

(iii) C&D Waste Management

The Govt. of India has notified C&D Waste Management Rules 2016. These

rules are applicable in State of Madhya Pradesh also. In Chhatarpur district the

generation of C&D waste is mostly found in city Chhatarpur. Chhatarpur Nagar Palika

has taken various required measures for collection, transportation, treatment &

disposal of Construction & Demolition wastes. In other local bodies the C & D waste

generation is very minimum and they are advised to ensure that the C&D wastes are

disposed in suitable abandoned quarries without affecting the nearby environment.

The details regarding action areas, data requirement, measurable outcome, the

details of proposed interventions & stakeholders are given for each ULBs as

mentioned in various Annexure mentioned in ANNEXURE 01 to 15

a. Current Status related to C&D waste management

S.No. Urban Local Bodies Generation Per

Day in TPD

1 Nagar Palika Parishad, Chhatarpur 1

2 Nagar Palika Parishad, Nowgong 0.2

3 Nagar Parishad, Maharajpur 0.2

4 Nagar Parishad, Ghuwara 1

5 Nagar Parishad, Bijawar 0.2

6 Nagar Parishad, Harpalpur 0.2

7 Nagar Parishad, Lovkushnagar 0.2

8 Nagar Parishad, Buxwaha 0.5

9 Nagar Parishad, Bada Malhera 0.5

10 Nagar Parishad, Garhi Malhera 0.7

11 Nagar Parishad, Chandla 0.7

12 Nagar Parishad, Satai 0.2

13 Nagar Parishad, Khajuraho 0.2

14 Nagar Parishad, Rajnagar 0.2

15 Nagar Parishad,Barigarh 0.1

(iv) Bio-medical Waste Management

In Chhatarpur District 64 bedded & 97 Non- Bedded Hospitals are functioning.

All the Private Health Care facilities have made agreement with Common Bio

Medical Waste Facility owned by M/s. Indo Water Pollution control corporation

Management Satna. District Hospital & community Health care are also sending their

waste to above incinerator. The Govt. Primary Health Center located in remote places

of rural areas are disposing of their waste through deep burial. All the Govt. Primary

Health Centers and Veterinary Hospitals are persuaded to send their waste to

CBWTF. The details of Chhatarpur district related to action areas, measurable

outcome and proposed action required to be taken along with stakeholder are given in ANNEXURE 16

(v) Hazardous Waste Management

There are 14 industries/units which have obtained authorization from MPPCB

in Chhatarpur District. Industries have obtained authorization for 13.94 MT. The

recyclable, reusable & Co-incinerable waste is sent to authorize recyclers. The details

as required in Model format of CPCB are enclosed as ANNEXURE 17

(vi) E-Waste Management

The Govt. of India has notified E-Waste Management Rules 2016. These rules are

applicable in State of Madhya Pradesh also. There is no recycler, dismantlers

authorized by M.P. Pollution Control Board for E-Waste Management. The E-Waste

generated in the area is required to send authorized industries for further treatment &

disposal of E-Waste. The details of E-Waste for Chhatarpur district with respect to

action areas, measurable outcome and proposed action required to be taken along with

stakeholder are given in ANNEXURE 18

3.0 Air Quality Management Plan

The major source of air pollution in Chhatarpur is vehicular emission, construction

activities etc. M P Pollution Control Board is regularly monitoring the Ambient Air

Quality at Chhatarpur through 01 manual station installed at Nagar Palika campus.

The Ambient air quality of Chhatarpur city found well within prescribed limit. There

is no issue of air pollution, The city also not comes in non-attainment cities, The AQI

of Chhatarpur is being observed in “Satisfactory Category” throughout last 02 years.

As per proforma provided by CPCB the information about Air Quality Management

Plan has been collected for district Chhatarpur. The details of action areas, measurable

outcome and proposed action required to be taken along with stakeholder are given in ANNEXURE 19

4.0 Water Quality Management Plan

The Hon’ble NGT in its order directed the States to review the existing framework of

restoration of all the water bodies by preparing an appropriate action plan as per the

guidelines prescribed the CPCB.

Water quality of rivers and lakes in Madhya Pradesh is monitored regularly on

monthly basis by Madhya Pradesh Pollution Control Board under GEMS and

MINARS program and the reports are submitted to the Central Pollution Control

Board. Based on the consolidated reports of GEMS and MINARS program the Central

Pollution Control Board has identified 351 river stretches as polluted river stretches in

the country for not meeting the prescribed water quality standards. No river in

Chhatarpur district has been identified as polluted river stretch. Main River is Ken and

Dhasan. Sand mining is carried out in this river Ken. In present District Environment

Plan all the water bodies (Lakes, Tanks, Ponds, Ground Water) in District Chhatarpur

have been considered. The rivers flowing in the district along with their length have

been identified. Also, the tanks, ponds along with their submerged area has been

provided by WRD. The details of water bodies of Chhatarpur district and the action

areas, measurable outcome and proposed action required to be taken along with

stakeholder are given in ANNEXURE 20

4.2 Domestic Sewage Management Plan

CPCB and MPPCB have periodically issued directions to the urban/ local

bodies to set up Sewage Treatment Plants (STPs) of adequate capacity including

provision for sewerage system to cover the entire local/urban areas and the treated

effluent to comply with the Standards in order to prevent deterioration of surface, sub-

surface waters.

The treated sewage, after meeting out the prescribed standards for core

parameters are either used for irrigation or let into water bodies. As per proforma

provided by CPCB the information about sewage generation, treatment, sewerage

network etc. has been collected for Class-II, Class-I and above towns. No cities in

Chhatarpur district are come under Class I, Class II & above towns. The details of

domestic sewage of chhatarpur district and the action areas, measurable outcome and

proposed action required to be taken along with stakeholder are given in ANNEXURE

5.0 Industrial Waste Water Management Plan

Chhatarpur is not commercial city, there is no industrial area in district. There are one

distillery unit & Beverage unit at Nowgong. which is water polluting, Mostly

Chhatarpur has Granite block mines.

The details of Action areas related to industrial areas, water polluting industries, air

polluting industries, measurable outcomes, proposed interventions etc. are given in ANNEXURE 22

6.0 Mining Activity Management Plan

Chhatarpur district is rich in mineral, Mostly Granite, Rock Phosphate, Stone boulder,

Diamond, iron ore, Dolomite etc found in district Chhatarpur. Mostly Chhatarpur has

Granite block mines. Stone boulder mines are also in area. The stone gitti is made

from the boulders excavated from these stone mines. The details of mining activity,

mining licenses issued along with action areas, details of data requirements,

measurable outcome etc. are given in ANNEXURE 23

7.0 Noise Pollution Management Plan

The noise pollution problem is not observed in Chhatarpur District. The major source

of Noise pollution in Chhatarpur is Vehicular Traffic & Unpaved roads. MP Pollution

Control Board is randomly monitoring the Ambient Air Quality of Noise at various

locations of Chhatarpur. As per proforma provided by CPCB the information about

Noise Pollution Management Plan has been collected for district Chhatarpur. The

details of action areas, measurable outcome and proposed action required to be taken

along with stakeholder are given in ANNEXURE 24

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S. No.

Action points For villages / blocks/ town municipalities / City

corporations

Identification of gap Action Plan Responsible agencies

Timeline for completion of

action plan

1 Segregation(i) Segregation of waste at

source100% Dry and wet waste

is collected in seggregated form from

the households.

NA Nagar Palika Chhatarpur

Completed

2 Sweeping(i) Manual Sweeping 100% Manual Sweeping

is done by the cleaniness workers of Nagar PalikaChhatarpur

NA Nagar Palika Chhatarpur

Completed

(ii) Mechanical Road Sweeping & Collection

100% Gap in mechanised sweeping for identified

strecthes of Nagar Palika Chhatarpur

01 mechanical sweeping machine is required

Nagar Palika Chhatarpur

Proposed

3 Waste Collection(i) 100% collection of solid

wasteNo gap 100% waste collection is

done by Nagar Palika Chhatarpur.

Completed

(ii) Arrangement for door to door collection

No gap 100% Door to Door Collection is done and covered in all Wards.

Completed

(iii) Waste Collection trolleys with separate compartments

Partial gap Available 06 and 10 more required

Nagar PalikaChhatarpur

Dec-22

(iv) Mini Collection Trucks with separate compartments

Partial gap Available 32 mini trucks and 20 more required

Dec-22

(v) Waste Deposition centres (for domestic hazardous wastes)

No gap 01 Waste Deposition centres (for domestic hazardous

wastes) is available

4 Waste Transport

(i) Review existing infrastructure for waste Transport.

Gap found 06 Collection trolleys & 20 Mini trucks required

Dec-22

(ii) Bulk Waste Trucks Gap found 04 available & 06 Collection trucks is

required.

Dec-22

(iii) Waste Transfer points Partial Gap 01 waste point is available & one more is required

Dec-22

5 Waste Treatment and Disposal

ANNEXURE- 12.0 Indicative Gap Analysis and Action Plans for complying with Waste Management Rules

NAGAR PALIKA PARISHAD CHHATARPUR(i) Solid Waste Management

b. Identification of gaps and Action plan (MSW)

(i) Wet-waste Management: On-site composting by bulk waste generators (Authority may decide on requirement as per Rules)

NA No bulk generators are there in the town

Proposed

(ii) Wet-waste Management: Facility(ies) for central Biomethanation / Composting of wet waste.

Partial gap 32 composting units are available & 02 Bio-

methanation units required in ULB

Dec-23

(iii) Dry-Waste Management: Material Recovery for dry-waste fraction

No gap MRF faclility available Nagar Palika Chhatarpur

Completed

(iv) Disposal of inert and non- recyclable wastes: Sanitary Landfill

Gap - 100% Construction of Sanitary land fill is required

Proposed

(v) Remediation of historic /legacy dumpsite

Gap - 100% Reclaimation of old dumpsites & treatment and disposal of legacy waste to

be done

Proposed

(vi) Involvement of NGOs Partial gap Involvement of NGO's is Initiated

Proposed

(vii) EPR of Producers: Linkage with Producers / Brand Owners

Gap - 100% Linkage with Producers / Brand Owners is Initiated

Initiated

(viii) Authorisation of Waste Pickers

Partial gap Authorization of waste pickers to be done.

Initiated

(ix) Preparation of own by-laws to comply with SWM Rules 2016

No gap SWM 2016 rules followed Nagar Palika Chhatarpur

Completed

S.No. Action points For village panchayats/ blocks/ municipalities / corporations

Identification of gap Action plan Agencies Responsible

Target time for

Compliance

1 Door to Door collection of dry waste including PW

No Gap 100% door to door collection is done

Completed

2 Facilitate organised collection of PW at Waste transfer point or Material Recovery Facility

No Gap MRF Facility is available. Nagar Palika Chhatarpur

Initiated

3 PW collection Centres 100% gap 01 Plastic Waste Collection centre is required.

Dec-22

4 Awareness and education programs implementation

Review existing gaps in creating awareness among public for

minimising and recycling PW

Advertisements through Social Media, Newspapers, Radios and through slogans

is done.

Completed

5 Access to Plastic Waste Disposal Facilities

No Gap 100% plastic waste is collected & segregated

Completed

(ii) Plastic waste Management(b) Identification of gaps and Action plan:

S. No.

Action points for blocks / town municipalities /

City corporations

Identification of Gaps Action Plan Responsible agency Timeline for completion of

action plan

1 Arrangement for separate collection of C&D waste to C&D waste deposition point.

Partial Gap, At present No Facility of Deposition points but C&

D Deposition points identified.

separate collection of C&D waste, establishment of C&D waste collection & recycling

facility is required.

Dec-22

2 Whether local authorityhave fixed user fee onC&D waste andintroduced permissionsystem for bulk wastegenerators who generatemore than 20 tons ormore in one day or 300tons per project in amonth?

Gap - 100% Notified & Initiated Nagar Palika Chhatarpur

Dec-22

3 C & D recycling Facility Gap - 100% No C&D waste recycling facility is established.

Dec-22

4 Usage of recycled C&Dwaste in non- structuralconcrete, paving blocks,lower layers of roadpavements, colony andrural roads

Gap - 100% C&D waste is being used to dump in the low lying areas.

Dec-22

5 ICE on C & D waste management

Gap - 100% Awareness is still required for proper disposal by all

ULBs.Such education action plan will be made by

municipal corporation, ULBs & MPPCB.

Dec-22

(iii) C & D Waste Managementb. Identification of gaps and Action plan:

S. No. Action points For villages / blocks/ town municipalities / City

corporations

action plan

source100% Dry and wet waste is collected at the source & seggregated at the point of

collection

NA Nagar Palika, Nowgong

Completed

2 Sweeping

(i) Manual Sweeping No gap NA Nagar Palika, Nowgong

Completed

Not required NA Nagar Palika, Nowgong

waste100% collection achieved - No

gap100% waste collection

is done by Nagar Palika, Nowgong

Nagar Palika, Nowgong

Completed

No Gap 100% Door to Door Collection

is done and covered allwards.

100% Door to Door Collection is done and covered in all wards.

Completed

Gap found 02 Vehicles available for MSW collection, 30

more required

Proposed

Gap found 01Tipping truck availible for MSW collection, 20 more

tipping trucks required

Proposed

No gap There is 01specified waste depostion centre

in Nagar Palika, Nowgong.

Completed

4 Waste Transport(i) Review existing

infrastructure for waste Transport.

[Check (i) whether existing fleet is adequate (ii) check whether segregated waste transport possible, etc.]

02 Vehicles available for MSW collection, 30

more required.01Tipping truck

availible for MSW collection, 20 more

tipping trucks required

Dec-22

(ii) Bulk Waste Trucks Partial gap 01 Bulk waste trucks required

Nagar Parishad, Nowgong

Dec-22

(iii) Waste Transfer points No gap, as 15 points are available

1. Identification of waste transfer points.

2. Waste transfer points are to be equipped with

proper facilities.

Dec-22

ANNEXURE- 22.0 Indicative Gap Analysis and Action Plans for complying with Waste Management Rules

Nagar Palika NOWGONG

(i) Solid Waste Management

Bulk waste generator identification to be required.

Gap-100%

Inventory of bulk waste generator is required

Proposed

(ii) Wet-waste Management: Facility(ies) for central Biomethanation / Composting of wets waste.

No gap For wet waste processing 01 plant is

available

Completed

No facility available. Gap100% No MRF faclility Installed

Proposed

No sanitary landfill available. Gap-100%

Constrcution of sanitary landfill is

proposed.

Proposed

(v) Remediation of historic / legacy dumpsite

Bio remediation of legacy waste is not done. Gap-100%

Bio remediation of legacy waste is not

Proposed

(vi) Involvement of NGOs No gap Involvement of NGO's is done.

Completed

Presently no linkage. Gap-100%

Linkage with Producers/Brand

Owners to be done.

Proposed

No Gap Authorization of waste pickers done.

Completed

No gap SWM 2016 rules followed

Completed

S.No. Action points For village panchayats/

blocks/ municipalities / corporations

Target time for

Compliance

No gap 100% door to door collection being done, however strong IEC plan proposed for

Completed

Gap - 100% not installed No Such Facility is available.

Initated

Waste Treatment and Disposal

(ii) Plastic waste Management

(b) Identification of gaps and Action plan:

3 PW collection Centres Partial Gap 01 Plastic Waste Collection centre is

Established.

Ongoing process

No Gap, advertisements through Social Media,

Newspapers, Radios and through slogans is done. l, however it is continuous

process

Advertisements through Social Media,

Newspapers, Radios and through slogans is

Routine work

Gap - 100% No access available. Nagar Palika, Nowgong

Dec-22

S. No. Action points for blocks / town

municipalities / City corporations

action plan

1 Arrangement forseparate collection ofC&D waste to C&Dwaste deposition point.

Partial Gap, At present No Facility of

Deposition points but C& D Deposition points identified.

separate collection of C&D waste,

establishment of C&D waste collection & recycling facility is

required.

Dec-22

2 Whether local authorityhave fixed user fee onC&D waste andintroduced permissionsystem for bulk wastegenerators who generatemore than 20 tons ormore in one day or 300tons per project in amonth?

Gap 100% To be Notified Nagar Palika, Nowgong

Dec-22

3 C&D recycling Facility No Gap C&D waste recycling facility is established.

Completed

C&D waste is being used to dump in the low lying areas.

Gap-100%

C&D waste is being used to dump in the

low lying areas.

Proposed

Gap 100% IEC plan proposed to creat awarenss on C

& D waste management

Proposed

(iii) C & D Waste Management

b. Identification of gaps and Action plan:

S. No. Action points For villages / blocks/ town municipalities / City corporations

action plan

1 Segregation(i) Segregation of waste at source 100% Dry and wet waste is

collected in seggregated form from the households.

NA Nagar Parishad

Maharajpur

Completed

2 Sweeping(i) Manual Sweeping 100% Manual Sweeping is

done by the cleaniness workers of Nagar Parishad

Maharajpur.

NA Nagar Parishad

Maharajpur

Completed

Not required NA Nagar Parishad,

Maharajpur

3 Waste Collection(i) 100% collection of solid waste No gap 100% waste collection

is done by Nagar Parishad Maharajpur.

Nagar Parishad

Maharajpur

Completed

100% Door to Door Collection is done and

covered all Wards. No Gap.

100% Door to Door Collection is done and covered in all Wards.

Nagar Parishad

Maharajpur

Completed

Partial Gap 05 available. 03 required

Nagar Parishad

Maharajpur

proposed

Partial Gap 1 trucks are available & 01 more collection

trucks required for the solid waste collection in

the ULB.

Nagar Parishad

Maharajpur

proposed

Gap - 100% There is no specified waste depostion centre

in Nagar Parishad Maharajpur.

Nagar Parishad

Maharajpur

proposed

4 Waste Transport

(i) Review existing infrastructure for waste Transport.

Partial Gap 1 truck is available, 01 more collection trucks required & 05 trolleys available, 03 required

for the solid waste collection in the ULB.

Nagar Parishad

Maharajpur

Dec-22

2.0 Indicative Gap Analysis and Action Plans for complying with Waste Management RulesNagar Parishad Maharajpur

(i) Solid Waste Managementb. Identification of gaps and Action plan (MSW)

ANNEXURE-3

(ii) Bulk Waste Trucks Not required, No gap Not required Nagar Parishad

Maharajpur

(iii) Waste Transfer points Not required, No gap 1. Waste Transfer points are identfied

2. Waste transfer points are to be fully

equipped.

Nagar Parishad

Maharajpur

NA No bulk generators are there in the town

Nagar Parishad

Maharajpur

Gap - 100% Bio remediation of legacy waste is not

required

Nagar Parishad

Maharajpur

No facility available. Gap100%

No MRF faclility Installed

Nagar Parishad

Maharajpur

100% Gap Construction of sanitary landfill is

proposed.

Nagar Parishad

Maharajpur

proposed

Gap - 100% Bio remediation of legacy waste is not

Nagar Parishad

Maharajpur

proposed

(vi) Involvement of NGOs Gap - 100% Not initiated

Involvement of NGO's is to be done.

Nagar Parishad

Maharajpur

Dec-22

Gap - 100%Not initiated

Linkage with Producers/Brand

Owners to be done.

Nagar Parishad

Maharajpur

proposed

(viii) Authorisation of Waste Pickers Partial Gap Authorization of waste pickers to be done.

Nagar Parishad

Maharajpur

initiated

Nagar Parishad

Maharajpur

Completed

Target time for

Compliance

No gap 100% door to door collection being done.

Nagar Parishad

Maharajpur

Completed

3 PW collection Centres Gap - 100% No Plastic Waste Collection is Established.

Nagar Parishad

Maharajpur

Proposed

Advertisements through Social Media, Newspapers,

Radios and through slogans is done. Gap-nil, however it is

continuous process.

Newspapers, Radios and through slogans is

Nagar Parishad

Maharajpur

Completed

Gap - 100% No access available. Nagar Parishad

Maharajpur

Dec-22

S. No. Action points for blocks / town municipalities / City corporations

Identification of Gaps Action Plan Responsible agency

Timeline for completion of action plan

1 Arrangement for separate collection of C&D waste to C&D waste deposition point.

Gap - 100% No separate collection of C&D waste is done, establishment of C&D

waste collection & recycling facility is

required.

Nagar Parishad

Maharajpur

Dec-22

2 Whether local authority have fixed user fee on C&D waste and introduced permission system for bulk waste generators who generate more than 20 tons or more in one day or 300 tons per project in a month?

Gap - 100% To be Notified Nagar Parishad

Maharajpur

Dec-22

3 C&D recycling Facility Gap - 100% No C&D waste recycling facility is

established.

Nagar Parishad

Maharajpur

Dec-22

4 Usage of recycled C&D waste in non- structural concrete, paving blocks, lower layers of road pavements, colony and rural roads

Gap - 100% C&D waste is being used to dump in the

low lying areas.

Nagar Parishad

Maharajpur

Dec-22

Gap - 100% IEC plan proposed to creat awarenss on C & D waste management

Nagar Parishad

Maharajpur

Dec-22

Nagar Parishad

Maharajpur

Proposed

(iii) C & D Waste Management

2 No Such Facility is available.

PW Collection at MRF is to be started properly

Facilitate organised collection of PW at Waste transfer point or Material Recovery Facility

Gap - 100%Not Installed

S. No. Action points For villages / blocks/ town municipalities / City corporations

action plan

sourceNo gap

100% Dry and wet waste is collected in seggregated form

the households.

NA Nagar Parishad, Ghuwara

Completed

2 Sweeping(i) Manual Sweeping No gap

100% Manual Sweeping is done by the cleaniness

workers of Nagar Parishad, Ghuwara.

NA Nagar Parishad, Ghuwara

Completed

Not required NA Nagar Parishad, Ghuwara

wasteNo gap

Not requiredNA Nagar Parishad,

GhuwaraCompleted

No gap Arrangement for door to door

provided covering all the wards of Nagar Parishad

Ghuwara

100% Door to Door Collection is done and covered in all Wards.

Nagar Parishad, Ghuwara

Completed

Partial Gap 2 available, 5 more required

Dec-22

Partial Gap 3 available, Purchasing of 2 mini collection truck

is proposed

Dec-22

Gap - 100% There is no specified waste depostion centre in Nagar Parishad Ghuwara

Proposed

Not aqeduate. Gap found 5 trolleys and 2 mini trucks required.

Dec-22

(ii) Bulk Waste Trucks Not required, No gap Not required Nagar Parishad, Ghuwara

(iii) Waste Transfer points 100% Gap 01 waste transfer is required

ANNEXURE-42.0 Indicative Gap Analysis and Action Plans for complying with Waste Management Rules

Nagar Parishad, Ghuwara(i) Solid Waste Management

Gap - 100%Inventory not done

Inventorization of Bulk waste generators is

proposed.

Gap - 100% For the processing of wet waste plant is required.

Proposed

Gap - 100% No MRF faclility available.

Partial Gap 1 available,Constrcution of sanitary landfill is

proposed.

Dec-22

Gap - 100% Bio remediation of legacy waste is not done.

Proposed

(vi) Involvement of NGOs Gap - 100% Involvement of NGO's is to be done.

Dec-22

Linkage with Producers/Brand Owners

to be done.

Proposed

partial Gap Authorization of waste pickers to be done.

initiated

Completed

Target time for

Compliance

100 %, collection 100% door to door collection being done

Completed

Gap - 100% Collection of Plastic Waste at MRF is to be

started properly.

Proposed

3 PW collection Centres No Gap 01 Plastic Waste Collection centre is

Established.

Completed

Advertisements through Social Media, Newspapers, Radios and through slogans is done. Gap-nil, however it

is continuous process.

Newspapers, Radios and through slogans is done.

Routine work

Plastic Waste shall be disposed by MRF to

registered plastic waste recyclers. Gap-100%

No access available. Nagar Parishad, Ghuwara

Dec-22

S. No. Action points for blocks / town municipalities / City corporations

Identification of Gaps Action Plan Responsible agency

action plan

Arrangement for separate collection of C&D waste to

C&D waste deposition point.

Partial Gap, At present no facility of

Deposition points but C& D Deposition points identified.

separate collection of C&D waste,

establishment of C&D waste collection & recycling facility is

required.

Dec-22

Whether local authority have fixed user fee on C&D waste

and introduced permission system for bulk waste

generators who generate more than 20 tons or more in

one day or 300 tons per project in a month?

Gap - 100% To be Notified Nagar Parishad, Ghuwara

Dec-22

C&D recycling Facility Gap - 100% No C&D waste recycling facility is established. C&D waste material is used in low lying areas

for filling.

Dec-22

Usage of recycled C&D waste in non- structural concrete, paving blocks, lower layers of road pavements, colony and rural roads

Gap - 100% C&D waste is being used to dump in the low lying

areas.

Dec-22

ICE on C & D waste management

Is there any sustained system of creating awareness created

among local communities.

Awareness is still required for proper

disposal by all ULBs.Such education

action plan will be made by municipal corporation,

ULBs & MPPCB.

Dec-22

S. No. Action points For villages / blocks/ town municipalities /

City corporations

Identification of gap

Action Plan Responsible agencies

action plan

1 Segregation(i) Segregation of waste at source 100% Dry and wet

waste is collected in seggregated form from the households.

NA Nagar Parishad, Bijawar

Completed

2 Sweeping(i) Manual Sweeping 100% Manual

Sweeping is done by the cleaniness workers of Nagar Parishad, Bijawar.

No gap

Completed

Gap - 100% Not required Nagar Parishad, Bijawar

3 Waste Collection(i) 100% collection of solid waste No gap 100% waste

collection is done by Nagar Parishad

Bijawar.

Nagar Parishad, Bijawar

Completed

Arrangement for door to door collection provided:

100% Door to Door Collection is done and covered in all

Wards.

Completed

Partial Gap 02 waste collection trolleys are available

5 more collection trolleys required.

Dec-22

Partial Gap 02 available, Purchasing of 2 mini

collection truck is proposed

Dec-22

Gap - 100% There is no specified waste depostion centre in Nagar Palika Parishad

Bijawar

Proposed

4 Waste Transport(i) Review existing infrastructure

for waste Transport.Gap found 05 trolleys & 2 mini

collection trucks required for the solid waste collection in

the ULB.

Dec-22

Nagar Parishad, Bijawar(i) Solid Waste Management

(ii) Bulk Waste Trucks Not required, No gap

Not required Nagar Parishad, Bijawar

(iii) Waste Transfer points Not required Not required Nagar Parishad, Bijawar

Gap - 100% Inventorization of Bulk waste

generators is proposed.

Gap - 100% 02 required Nagar Parishad, Bijawar

Proposed

Gap 100% No MRF faclility available.

Gap 100% Constrcution of sanitary landfill is

proposed. 04 proposed

Proposed

(v) Remediation of historic/ legacydumpsite

Gap 100% Bio remediation of legacy waste is to be

Proposed

(vi) Involvement of NGOs Gap - 100% Involvement of NGO's is to be done.

Not initiated Nagar Parishad, Bijawar

Proposed

(viii) Authorisation of Waste Pickers Partial Gap Authorization of waste pickers to be

Initiated

Completed

S.No. Action points For village panchayats/ blocks/

municipalities / corporations

Identification of gap

Action plan Agencies Responsible

Target time for

Compliance1 Door to Door collection of dry

waste including PWNo Gap 100% collection

doneNagar Parishad,

BijawarCompleted

Gap - 100% No Such Facility is available.

proposed

3 PW collection Centres It’s a small town, hence separate PW

collection not required.

Advertisements through Social

Media, Newspapers, Radios and

through slogans is done. Gap-nil, however it is continuous

process.

Media, Newspapers, Radios and through

slogans is done.

Completed

Gap - 100% No access available. Nagar Parishad, Bijawar

Dec-22

S. No. Action points for blocks / town municipalities / City

corporations

Identification of Gaps

Action Plan Responsible agency Timeline for completion of

action plan1 Arrangement for separate

collection of C&D waste to C&D waste deposition point.

Gap - 100% No separate collection of C&D

waste is done, establishment of

C&D waste collection &

recycling facility is required.

Dec-22

2 Whether local authority have fixed user fee on C&D waste and introduced permission system for bulk waste generators who generate more than 20 tons or more in one day or 300 tons per project in a month?

Gap 100% Notified & Initiated Nagar Parishad, Bijawar

Dec-22

3 C&D recycling Facility Partial gap C&D waste send to shared recycling

facility.

Dec-22

4 Usage of recycled C&D waste in non- structural concrete, paving blocks, lower layers of road pavements, colony and rural roads

Gap 100% C&D waste is being used to dump in the

low lying areas.

Dec-22

Gap 100% IEC plan proposed to create awarenss on C & D waste

management

Proposed

S. No. Action points For villages / blocks/ town

action plan

source100% Dry and wet waste is

NA Nagar Parishad , Harpalpur

Completed

Harpalpur

NA Nagar Parishad , Harpalpur

Completed

Not required NA Nagar Parishad, Harpalpur

wasteNo Gap 100% waste

collection is done by Nagar Parishad ,

Harpalpur.

Nagar Parishad , Harpalpur

Completed

No Gap 100% Door to Door Collection is done and covered in all

Wards.

Completed

Partial gap 02 waste collection trolleys available Purchasing of 5 more required.

Proposed

Partial gap 02 mini Collection trucks are available 02 mini collection truck are needed

Proposed

Gap 100% There is no specified waste depostion centre in Nagar

Parishad , Harpalpur.

Proposed

Partial gap 2 mini Collection trucks are required 05 collection trolles

are needed

Dec-22

(ii) Bulk Waste Trucks Not required, No gap Not required Nagar Parishad , Harpalpur

(iii) Waste Transfer points Not required Waste Transfer points are not

required.

Proposed

Nagar Parishad , Harpalpur(i) Solid Waste Management

Gap - 100% not required Nagar Parishad , Harpalpur

proposed.

Proposed

Gap 100% Bio remediation of legacy waste is not

Proposed

(vi) Involvement of NGOs Gap - 100%Not initiated

Involvement of NGO's is to be done.

Proposed

Gap - 100% Not initiated Nagar Parishad , Harpalpur

Proposed

Partial gap Authorization of waste pickers to be

Initiated

Yes Yes Nagar Parishad , Harpalpur

Completed

Target time for

Compliance

Completed

proposed

3 PW collection Centres It is a small town, hence separate PW collection not

required.

No Plastic Waste Collection centre is

Established.

Advertisements through Social Media, Newspapers, Radios and through slogans is done. Gap-nil, however it

is continuous process.

slogans is done.

Completed

Gap - 100% No access available. Nagar Parishad , Harpalpur

Dec-22

corporations

action plan

1 Arrangement for separatecollection of C&D waste toC&D waste depositionpoint.

Dec-22

2 Whether local authorityhave fixed user fee onC&D waste and introducedpermission system for bulkwaste generators whogenerate more than 20 tonsor more in one day or 300tons per project in amonth?

Gap - 100% Notified & Initiated Nagar Parishad , Harpalpur

Dec-22

established.

Dec-22

low lying areas.

Dec-22

Gap - 100% IEC plan proposed to create awarenss on C & D waste

management

Dec-22

action plan

NA Nagar Parishad , Lovkushnagar

Completed

Lovkushnagar

NA Nagar Parishad , Lovkushnagar

Completed

Not required NA Nagar Parishad, Lovkushnagar

Lovkushnagar.

Nagar Parishad , Lovkushnagar

Completed

wards.

Completed

Proposed

Gap 100% There is no specified waste

depostion centre in Nagar Parishad , Lovkushnagar.

Proposed

Partial gap 2 mini Collection trucks are 05

collection trolleys are needed

Dec-22

(ii) Bulk Waste Trucks Partial gap 01 bulk waste truck is available

Completed

(iii) Waste Transfer points 100% gap 01 Waste Transfer points is required.

Dec-22

Nagar Parishad , Lovkushnagar(i) Solid Waste Management

Proposed

Gap - 100% 03 units required Nagar Parishad , Lovkushnagar

Proposed

No Gap MRF faclility available.

Completed

Gap 100% Constrcution of 01 sanitary landfill is

proposed.

Proposed

(vi) Involvement of NGOs Gap - 100% Involvement of NGO's is to be

Proposed

Gap - 100% Not initiated Nagar Parishad , Lovkushnagar

Proposed

Initiated

Yes Yes Nagar Parishad , Lovkushnagar

Completed

Target time for

Compliance

Completed

Proposed

Established.

Completed

Radios and through slogans is done. Gap-nil, however it is continuous

process.

slogans is done.

Completed

Gap - 100% No access available. Nagar Parishad , Lovkushnagar

Dec-22

corporations

action plan

Dec-22

Gap - 100% Notified & Initiated Nagar Parishad , Lovkushnagar

Dec-22

established.

Dec-22

low lying areas.

Dec-22

management

Dec-22

action plan

NA Nagar Parishad , Buxwaha

Completed

Buxwaha

NA Nagar Parishad , Buxwaha

Completed

Not required NA Nagar Parishad, Buxwaha

Buxwaha.

Nagar Parishad , Buxwaha

Completed

wards.

Completed

No gap 25 waste collection trolleys available

Completed

Proposed

depostion centre in Nagar Parishad ,

Buxwaha.

Proposed

Partial gap 01 mini Collection trucks and 05

Dec-22

(ii) Bulk Waste Trucks 100% Gap 01 required Nagar Parishad , Buxwaha

Dec-22

required.

Nagar Parishad , Buxwaha(i) Solid Waste Management

Proposed

Gap - 100% 03 units required Nagar Parishad , Buxwaha

Proposed

Gap 100% Not required Nagar Parishad , Buxwaha

Proposed

Gap - 100% Not initiated Nagar Parishad , Buxwaha

Proposed

Initiated

Yes Yes Nagar Parishad , Buxwaha

Completed

Target time for

Compliance

Completed

proposed

required.

Established.

process.

slogans is done.

Completed

Gap - 100% No access available. Nagar Parishad , Buxwaha

Dec-22

corporations

action plan

Dec-22

Gap - 100% Notified & Initiated Nagar Parishad , Buxwaha

Dec-22

established.

Dec-22

low lying areas.

Dec-22

management

Dec-22

action plan

NA Nagar Parishad , Bada Malhera

Completed

Bada Malhera

NA Nagar Parishad , Bada Malhera

Completed

Not required NA Nagar Parishad, Bada Malhera

Bada Malhera.

Nagar Parishad , Bada Malhera

Completed

wards.

Completed

Dec-22

depostion centre in Nagar Parishad , Bada Malhera.

Proposed

Dec-22

(ii) Bulk Waste Trucks Partil Gap 01 required Nagar Parishad , Bada Malhera

Proposed

required.

Nagar Parishad, Bada Malhera(i) Solid Waste Management

Proposed

Gap - 100% 03required Nagar Parishad , Bada Malhera

Proposed

NA Constrcution of sanitary landfill is

nor required

Proposed

Gap - 100% Not initiated Nagar Parishad , Bada Malhera

Proposed

Initiated

Yes Yes Nagar Parishad , Bada Malhera

Completed

Target time for

Compliance

Completed

Proposed

Established.

Completed

process.

slogans is done.

Completed

Gap - 100% No access available. Nagar Parishad , Bada Malhera

Dec-22

corporations

action plan

Dec-22

Gap - 100% Notified & Initiated Nagar Parishad , Bada Malhera

Dec-22

established.

Dec-22

low lying areas.

Dec-22

management

Dec-22

action plan

NA Nagar Parishad , Garhi Malhera

Completed

Garhi Malhera

NA Nagar Parishad , Garhi Malhera

Completed

Not required NA Nagar Parishad, Garhi Malhera

Garhi Malhera.

Nagar Parishad , Garhi Malhera

Completed

Wards.

Completed

Dec-22

depostion centre in Nagar Parishad , Garhi Malhera.

Proposed

Dec-22

(ii) Bulk Waste Trucks Partial gap 01 required Nagar Parishad , Garhi Malhera

(iii) Waste Transfer points 100% Gap 04 Waste Transfer points are required.

Proposed

Nagar Parishad, Garhi Malhera(i) Solid Waste Management

Proposed

Gap - 100% 04 required Nagar Parishad , Garhi Malhera

Proposed

NA Constrcution of sanitary landfill is

nor required

Proposed

Gap - 100% Not initiated Nagar Parishad , Garhi Malhera

Proposed

Initiated

Yes Yes Nagar Parishad , Garhi Malhera

Completed

Target time for

Compliance

Completed

Proposed

Established.

Completed

process.

slogans is done.

Completed

Gap - 100% No access available. Nagar Parishad , Garhi Malhera

Dec-22

corporations

action plan

Dec-22

Gap - 100% Notified & Initiated Nagar Parishad , Garhi Malhera

Dec-22

established.

Dec-22

low lying areas.

Dec-22

management

Dec-22

action plan

NA Nagar Parishad , Chandla

Completed

Chandla

NA Nagar Parishad , Chandla

Completed

Not required NA Nagar Parishad, Chandla

Chandla.

Nagar Parishad , Chandla

Completed

wards.

Completed

Proposed

Chandla.

Proposed

Dec-22

(ii) Bulk Waste Trucks Partial gap 01 Nos. required Nagar Parishad , Chandla

Dec-22

(iii) Waste Transfer points Not required 04 Waste Transfer points are required.

Proposed

Nagar Parishad , Chandla(i) Solid Waste Management

Proposed

Gap - 100% 04 required Nagar Parishad , Chandla

Proposed

proposed.

Proposed

Gap - 100% Not initiated Nagar Parishad , Chandla

Proposed

Initiated

Yes Yes Nagar Parishad , Chandla

Completed

Action points For village panchayats/ blocks/

Identification of gap Action planAgencies

Responsible

Target time for

Compliance

Completed

Proposed

Established.

Completed

process.

slogans is done.

Completed

Gap - 100% No access available. Nagar Parishad , Chandla

Dec-22

S. No.Action points for blocks / town municipalities / City

corporationsIdentification of Gaps Action Plan Responsible agency

action plan

Dec-22

Gap - 100% Notified & Initiated Nagar Parishad , Chandla

Dec-22

established.

Dec-22

low lying areas.

Dec-22

management

Dec-22

action plan

NA Nagar Parishad , Satai

Completed

NA Nagar Parishad , Satai

Completed

Not required NA Nagar Parishad, Satai

collection is done by Nagar Parishad,

Satai.

Nagar Parishad , Satai

Completed

wards.

Completed

Proposed

Satai.

Proposed

Dec-22

(ii) Bulk Waste Trucks Not required Not required Nagar Parishad , Satai

required.

Nagar Parishad, Satai(i) Solid Waste Management

Proposed

Gap - 100% 02 required Nagar Parishad , Satai

Proposed

proposed.

Proposed

Gap - 100% Not initiated Nagar Parishad , Satai

Proposed

No Authorization of waste pickers to be

Initiated

Yes Yes Nagar Parishad , Satai

Completed

Responsible

Target time for

Compliance

Completed

Proposed

required.

Established.

process.

slogans is done.

Completed

Gap - 100% No access available. Nagar Parishad , Satai

Dec-22

action plan

Dec-22

Gap - 100% Notified & Initiated Nagar Parishad , Satai

Dec-22

established.

Dec-22

low lying areas.

Dec-22

management

Dec-22

action plan

NA Nagar Parishad , Khajuraho

Completed

Khajuraho

NA Nagar Parishad , Khajuraho

Completed

Not required NA Nagar Parishad, Khajuraho

collection is done by Nagar Parishad,

Khajuraho.

Nagar Parishad , Khajuraho

Completed

wards.

Completed

Dec-22

Proposed

Khajuraho.

Proposed

Dec-22

(ii) Bulk Waste Trucks Gap found 01 bulk waste truck is required

Dec-22

(iii) Waste Transfer points 100% Gap 01 Waste Transfer points are required.

Proposed

Nagar Parishad , Khajuraho(i) Solid Waste Management

Proposed

Partial gap 02 available Nagar Parishad , Khajuraho

Completed

not required

Proposed

Gap - 100% Not initiated Nagar Parishad , Khajuraho

Proposed

Initiated

Yes Yes Nagar Parishad , Khajuraho

Completed

Responsible

Target time for

Compliance

Completed

Proposed

required.

Established.

process.

slogans is done.

Completed

Gap - 100% No access available. Nagar Parishad , Khajuraho

Dec-22

action plan

Dec-22

Gap - 100% Notified & Initiated Nagar Parishad , Khajuraho

Dec-22

established.

Dec-22

low lying areas.

Dec-22

management

Dec-22

action plan

NA Nagar Parishad , Rajnagar

Completed

Rajnagar

NA Nagar Parishad , Rajnagar

Completed

Not required NA Nagar Parishad, Rajnagar

Rajnagar.

Nagar Parishad , Rajnagar

Completed

wards.

Completed

Proposed

Rajnagar.

Proposed

Dec-22

(ii) Bulk Waste Trucks Partial gap 01 Bulk waste truck required

Dec-22

(iii) Waste Transfer points Not required 01Waste Transfer points is required.

Proposed

Nagar Parishad , Rajnagar(i) Solid Waste Management

Proposed

Gap - 100% 03 units required Nagar Parishad , Rajnagar

Proposed

Partial gap MRF faclility available.

Completed

Gap 100% Constrcution of 01 sanitary landfill is

required

Proposed

Gap - 100% Not initiated Nagar Parishad , Rajnagar

Proposed

Initiated

Yes Yes Nagar Parishad , Rajnagar

Completed

Responsible

Target time for

Compliance

Completed

Proposed

Established.

Completed

process.

slogans is done.

Completed

Gap - 100% No access available. Nagar Parishad , Rajnagar

Dec-22

action plan

Dec-22

Gap - 100% Notified & Initiated Nagar Parishad , Rajnagar

Dec-22

established.

Dec-22

low lying areas.

Dec-22

management

Dec-22

action plan

NA Nagar Parishad , Barigarh

Completed

Barigarh

NA Nagar Parishad , Barigarh

Completed

Not required NA Nagar Parishad, Barigarh

Barigarh.

Nagar Parishad , Barigarh

Completed

wards.

Completed

Proposed

Barigarh.

Proposed

Dec-22

(ii) Bulk Waste Trucks Not required Not required Nagar Parishad , Barigarh

required.

Nagar Parishad , Barigarh(i) Solid Waste Management

Proposed

Gap - 100% not required Nagar Parishad , Barigarh

Proposed

not required

Proposed

Gap - 100% Not initiated Nagar Parishad , Barigarh

Proposed

Initiated

Yes Yes Nagar Parishad , Barigarh

Completed

Responsible

Target time for

Compliance

Completed

Proposed

required.

Established.

process.

slogans is done.

Completed

Gap - 100% No access available. Nagar Parishad , Barigarh

Dec-22

action plan

Dec-22

Gap - 100% Notified & Initiated Nagar Parishad , Barigarh

Dec-22

established.

Dec-22

low lying areas.

Dec-22

management

Dec-22

(iv) Biomedical Waste Management

Quantity

105 kg/day

S. No. Action points Gaps Action PlanResponsible

agency

action plan1 Inventory and

Identification of Healthcare Facilities

Partial Gap, Some HCFs including, clinics,

hospitals,veterinary

hospitals, Aayushhospitals, animal

houses, etcgenerating

biomedical wastearea identified and

authorised bySPCBs/PCCs

Partial gap, However the identification of HCF is done as a continous

process

MPPCB Ongoing process

2 Adequacy of facilities to treat biomedical waste

No Gap BMW of district is treated by CBWTF situated at Satna

district

MPPCB Completed

3 Tracking of BMW No Gap At present no permission given by MPPCB without having Bar Code system and all vehicle of

CBWTF operated with GPS tracking system.

MPPCB Completed

4 Awareness and education of healthcare staff

No Gap Regularly awareness programs and training to healthcare staff

and ULB officials are conducted by Dist Health

Department/MPPCB.

MPPCB Completed

DIST. - Chhatarpur ANNEXURE-16

Inventory of BMW in the DistrictTotal no. of Bedded Healthcare FacilitiesTotal no. of non-bedded HCF

No. of HCFs authorised by SPCBs/PCCs

No of Common Biomedical Waste Treatment and Disposal Facilities (CBWTFs)

Capacity of CBWTFs

No. of Deep burials for BMW if any

Quantity of biomedical waste generated per day

Quantity of biomedical waste treated per day

a. Current Status related to biomedical waste

5 Adequacy offunds

Yes State level biomedical waste management committee has

directed health department toprovide adequate funds.

District Health

Department

Completed

6 Compliance to Rules by HCFs and CBWTFs

No gap MPPCB are regular monitorcompliance of BWM Rules

2016 of HCFs and CBWTFs. District level committes are

establish in all disrict.

MPPCB Completed

7 District Level Monitoring Committee

No Gap District level monitoring comittee formed by all district

and meeting organised by CMOs

District Health

Department

Completed

(v) Hazardous Waste Management

Present Status

13.94 MT/Annum

(1) Recyclable-13.94 MT/Annum

(2) Utilizable- 0 MT/Annum

S. No. Action points Identification of Gaps Action PlanResponsi

ble agency

action plan

1 Regulation of industries and facilities generating Hazardous Waste

No Gap Yes all the hazardous waste

generating industries are identified and authorized

by MPPCB.

MPPCB Completed

2 Establishment of collection centres

Gap - 100% All the 15 ULBs are required to be linked with TSDF & Waste be sent as

per rule.

MPPCB Proposed

3 Training of workers involved in handling / recycling / disposal of HW

No Gap Persons working in the site with appropriate training, equipment and the information necessary to ensure their safety.

MPPCB NA

4 Availability / Linkage with common TSDF or disposal facility

100 % Gap There is no TSDF site located in Panna. All the

hazardous waste is sent to the registered recycler

MPPCB NA

5 Contaminated Sites No Gap None None NA

a. Current Status related to Hazardous Waste Management

b. Identification of gaps and action plan:

Details of Data Requirement

No of Industries generating HW

Quantity of HW in the district

(i) Quantity of Incinerable HW

(ii) Quantity of land-fillable HW

(iii) Quantity of Recyclable / utilizable HW

No of captive/common TSDF

Contaminated Sites or probable contaminated sites

(vi) E-Waste Management

Present Status

There is no recycler or dismantler at the district

S. No. Action points Identification of Gaps

Action Plan Responsible agency

Timeline for completion of action plan

1 Inventory / Generation of E-Waste / Bulk-waste generators

Gap - 100% No E - waste generators institution are identified

MPPCB -

2 E-Waste collection points

Gap - 100% There is no collection centre at Chhatarpur district

ULB's -

3 Linkage among Stakeholders to channelize E-Waste

Gap - 100% ULBs are required to be linked with authorized

recyclers/Dismantlers

ULB's Proposed

4 Regulation of Illegal E- Waste recycling / dismantling

Awareness regarding regulation of

Illegal recycling/ dismantling is done

according to the "E-Waste

management rules,2016".

Gap-Nil

Awareness regarding regulation of Illegal

recycling/dismantling is done according to the "E-Waste management rules,2016".

Gap-Nil

Dist Administrati

on/ULB's

Routine Work

5 Integration of informal sector

Ongoing Process Workshop on E-wasteManagement was conducted with

agenda to channelize the E-waste to Authorized Dismantlers

andRecyclers.

ULB's Routine Work

6 Awareness and Education

Ongoing Process IEC conducted for Proper E-Waste Channelization and

Awareness among the stakeholders

by ULB's, District Administration

and MPPCB

Dist Administrati

on/ULB's

Routine Work

Inventory of E-Waste in MT/year

Collection centers established by ULBs in the DistrictCollection centers established by Producers or their PROsNo authorized E-Waste recyclers / Dismantler

a. Current Status related to E-Waste Management

Present Status

-Nil-None -None

Unpaved Roads, vehicle emission

and road dust.

S. No. Action points Indicative Action Plan Responsible agency

Timeline for

completion of action

1 Identification of prominent air polluting sources?

Other Vehicular emmision 1. Road are to be paved. 2. Littering of MSW be prevented. 3. Regular PUC check of vehicle. 4. Burning of Waste stubble, MSW etc. 5. Fuel adulteration should be checked regularly.

ULB/District Administration/

RTO/Agriculture Dept./MPPCB

Completed

2 Setting up of ContinuousAmbient Air QualityMonitoring Station

Nil MPPCB -

3 Setting up of CAAQMS Nill MPPCB -

4 District Level Action Plan for Air Pollution

Gap found, As there is no district level action plan.

District Administration/MP

5 Hotspots of air pollution in District

No hotspot were identified at Chhatarpur district

MPPCB -

6 Awareness on Air Quality Yes Envalert App prepared by MPPCB for addressing complaint and time to time programs are created by MPPCB for awareness on air quality.

MPPCB Continous Process

DIST. - Chhatarpur ANNEXURE- 19

a. Current Status related to Air Quality Management

3.0 Air Quality Management

Number of Automatic Air Quality monitoring stations in the district.- Operated by SPCB / State Govt / Central govt./ PSU agency :- Operated by Industry:

Number of manual monitoring States operated by SPCBs

Name of towns / cities which are failing to comply with national ambient air quality stations

No. of air pollution Industries

Prominent air polluting sources[Large Industry] / [Small Industry] / [Unpaved Roads] / [Burning of Waste Stubble] / [Brick Kiln] / [Industrial Estate] / [Others] (Multiple

Present Status

11 Nos.- 621Km

None145

113 nos.

190 MLD from 15 ULB's

10303 Nos.(Excluiding Private Source)

NoneNone

S. No. Action points Identification of Gaps Responsible agencyTimeline for completion of action

1 Inventory of water bodies MPPCB/PHE monitoring cell maintain data of all major water bodies including its water

quality.

District Administration

/MPPCB,respective ULBs, WRD, CGWB

2 Quality of water bodies in the district

Regular monitoring of water bodies is done by MPPCB on monthly basis. For checking

availability of data on water bodies, a district level PHED water testing lab & MPPCB has water testing lab for periodic monitoring of

water bodies for specific parameters.

MPPCB District Administration/Irrigati

o n/PHE/CMOs U LBs/Nagar palika

parishad

3 Hotspots of water contamination

No Hotspot of water Contamination, MPPCB Monitor Regularly Major Rivers, Lakes,

Ponds , Underground Water

Nagar Palik parishad /Jila Panchayat

4 Protection of river / lake water front

Gap-Nil Regular monitoring of river/lake is done

by MPPCB on monthly basis. Mppcb Monitor Regularly Major Rivers, Lakes, Ponds ,

Underground Water . No Gap Is Found For open Defection for Control

of River Side open Defecation Is prohibited in Chhatarpur.

100% compliance is done for stopping the throwing of solid waste in the rivers in

Chhatarpur district, No dumping of Solid waste on river banks is done.

District Administration/ULB

/Jila Panchayat/ MPPCB

Routine work

5 Inventory of sources of water pollution

No gapAll sewage and waste water discharge points

into water bodies in the district are identified.Inventory of source of water pollution has done by nagar parishad &

District Administration/ULB

DIST. -Chhatarpur ANNEXURE-20

Polluted river stretches if any

b. Identification of gaps and action plan for water quality monitoring:

4.0 Water Quality Management

Name of all Rivers with their length in KM.

Length of Coastline (if any)Nalas/ Drains/Creeks meeting RiversLakes / Ponds

Total Quantity of sewage from towns and cities in District

Quantity of industrial waste waterPercentage of untreated sewageDetails of bore wells and number of permissions given for extraction of groundwater

Groundwater polluted areas if any

a. Current Status related to Water Quality Management

6 Oil spill disaster management (for coastal districts)

NA NA NA

7 Protection of flood plains No Gap100% Work Is Being Done By District

Administration In This Regard & Encroachment on The Banks of Rivers is

Being Removed By District Administration.

District Administration/ULB/

8 Rejuvenation of groundwater

No gapPHED has checked the groundwater

sampling points of Chhatarpur district in various ULBs, along with other agencies like

CGWA & MPPCB & have not found any contamination of groundwater

ULBs/WRD Routine work

9 Complaints redressal system

Yes Envalert App prepared by MPPCB for

addressing complaint.

MPPCB NA

4.2 Domestic Sewage a. Identification of gaps and action plan for treatment of domestic sewage

Details of Data Requirement Present Status

No of Class-II towns and above 0No of Class-I towns and above 0No of Towns STPs installed NilNo of Towns needing STPs 15No of ULBs having partial underground sewerage network

No of towns not having sewerage network

Total Quantity of Sewage generated in District from Class II cities and above

190 MLD from 15 ULB's

Quantity of treated sewage flowing into Rivers (directly or indirectly)

Quantity of untreated or partially treated sewage (directly or indirectly)

Quantity of sewage flowing into lakes NIL

Total available Treatment Capacity NIL

S. No.

Action points Gaps and Action Plan Responsible agency

action plan1 Sewage Treatment Plants

(STPs)100% GAP No STP were established in the

districtULB'S Not initiated

2 Underground sewerage network Partial GapPartial Underground Sewage network in 03

ULB's exists in the district.

ULB'S Initiated

b. Identification of gaps and action plan for treatment of domestic sewage:

a. Current Status related to Industrial Wastewater Management

Details of Data Requirement Present Status

Number of Red, Orange, Green industries in theDistrict

Red - 565Orange-33 Green-61

No of Industries dischargingwaste water 2

Total Quantity of industrial wastewater generated

610 KLD

Quantity of treated industrial wastewater discharged intoNalas / Rivers

Common Effluent TreatmentFacilities

No of Industries meetingStandards

No of Industries not meeting discharge Standards

S. No. Action points Gaps and Action PlanResponsible

agency

action plan

1Compliance to discharge norms

by Industries

All the waste water discharging industries meeting with the

standard.Gap-NilMPPCB NA

2 Complaint redressal system

Yes Envalert App prepared by

MPPCB for addressing complaint.

MPPCB NA

5.0 Industrial waste water management

b. Identification of gaps and action plan for industrial wastewater:

Present Status

Type of Mining Activity Iron Ore, Rock-Phosphate, Dispore/Pyrophlite, Dolomite, Quartz, Clay, Soapstone, Red- Ocer, Granite,

Gitti (Crusher), Murum, Sand

No of licenced Mining operationsin the District

Area covered under mining in the District

1545 ha.

Area of Sand Mining (River bed- 1,72,542 ha.)(Non- river deposited- 30,607 ha.)

S. No. Action points Gaps and Action Plan Responsible agency

Timeline for completion

of action plan

1 Monitoring of Mining activity

Distt. Mining Dept. has permitted to mines for operation with compliance of environmental norms as mentioned in Environmental Clearance. Gap-Nil

District administration and mining department.

2 Inventory of illegal mining if any mining

Yes District level Task force committee

has been made for the monitoring and controlling of illegal mining activities

and transportation.

District administration and mining department

and police department.

3 Environment compliance by Mining industry

Periodic verification of compliance to environmental conditions stipulated PCB/ mining Department is being

District administration and mining department

and police department /MPPCB

a. Current Status related to Mining Activity Management6.0 Mining Activity Management plan

Present Status

[Mppcb -02 Nos. ] 02 Device in RO MPPCB

Sagar is available .None of the other

Agencies Have Any Noise Monitoring Devices.

[No. of Analyzers Available]-02

S. No. Action points Gaps and Action Plan Responsible agency Timeline for completion of

action plan

1 Availability of Sound/Noise Level Meters.

2 Noise level meter available at MPPCB

Traffic police & district administration has no

sound/ noise level meters Adequate no. of portable noise meter is

required

District administration /MPPCB/Traffic

deptt./Police deptt.

2 Ambient Noise Level monitoring.

Noise Level Monitoring with the Manual Meters is done time to time to

check the ambient Noise Levels.

District Administration/ MPPCB

3 Signboards in Noise zones Silent Zones are notified by District

Administration.

District Administration/Traffic

Police

4 Complaint redressing system Yes Envalert App prepared

by MPPCB for addressing

complaint.Complaints are resolved by MPPCB as complained received

in CM Helpline or complaint received in

the office. No Gap

District Administration/MPPCB

7.0 Noise Pollution Management plan

No. of noise measuring devices available with various agencies in district

a.Current Status related to Noise Pollution Management

District Environmental Plan Chhatarpur

Documents

Transcript of District Environmental Plan Chhatarpur

Draft Environmental Assessment - Louisville District

District Disaster Management Plan Krishna District Annexure

Operational Environmental Management Plan - SUEZ

Draft District Action Plan: Ramanagara

District Disaster Management Plan (DDMP)

district survey rep - Environmental Clearance

DISTRICT DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN KHARGONE ...

District Election Management Plan

DISTRICT ENVIRONMENTAL PLAN BAGESHWAR

DISTRICT DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN DISTRICT ...

tawang - DISTRICT IRRIGATION PLAN

DISTRICT DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN DARJEELING

DISTRICT SURVEY REPORT - Environmental Clearance

District Disaster Management Plan Sheopur

District Environment Plan Rewa (M.P.)

District Disaster Management Plan

District Disaster Management Plan Sidhi

ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL MANAGEMENT PLAN

district survey report, district jhalawar - Environmental Clearance

District Disaster Management Plan (2016-17) South District