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Swachh Survekshan Survey: Civic bodies gear up for Swachh Survekshan Survey 2024 with focus on recycling | Jaipur News
Jaipur: The civic bodies in the city have started preparing for Swachh Survekshan Survey 2024 with the theme of recycling, reuse and reduce.
The municipal corporations are likely to start recycling plants in the city for solid waste management.
Naveen Bhardwaj, deputy commissioner health with JMC Greater said, “The theme of recycle, reuse, and reduce has been kept for the upcoming survey, in which a total of 4800 cities of the country will participate.Separate marks have been fixed for each activity like segregation of waste, regular waste collection, management of waste and cleanliness in the city.”
Officials also said that the municipal corporation is making a detailed plan to ensure that the two solid waste management plants in the city work to their full capacity.
“We have two plants, one in Sewapura and one on Delhi Road, where solid waste and refuse derived fuel (RDF) is processed. We are mapping the gaps and will ensure that both the plants work to their full potential and the ranking in the next cleanliness survey can be improved,” added the official.
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The municipal corporations are likely to start recycling plants in the city for solid waste management.
Naveen Bhardwaj, deputy commissioner health with JMC Greater said, “The theme of recycle, reuse, and reduce has been kept for the upcoming survey, in which a total of 4800 cities of the country will participate.Separate marks have been fixed for each activity like segregation of waste, regular waste collection, management of waste and cleanliness in the city.”
Officials also said that the municipal corporation is making a detailed plan to ensure that the two solid waste management plants in the city work to their full capacity.
“We have two plants, one in Sewapura and one on Delhi Road, where solid waste and refuse derived fuel (RDF) is processed. We are mapping the gaps and will ensure that both the plants work to their full potential and the ranking in the next cleanliness survey can be improved,” added the official.
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The Himachal Pradesh State Pollution Control Board (HPSPCB) has submitted a green action plan to the National Green Tribunal (NGT) for Bhatanwali village panchayat in Sirmaur district, proposing the creation of a miniature forest using the Miyawaki method. The estimated cost of the Miyawaki forest in Bhatanwali will be around Rs 25 lakh. This plan aims to restore the environment in the area, which has been polluted by the solid waste management plant. The Miyawaki method is a technique for growing dense forests with native plants, named after Japanese botanist Akira Miyawaki.
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Clean Kerala Company has cleared around 5,000 tonnes of non-degradable waste from Ernakulam district in the current fiscal year. Despite the commendable progress, the company faces a challenge with 4,200 tonnes of non-degradable waste that cannot undergo recycling and must be incinerated instead. Haritha Karma Sena members in Edavanakkad, Chittattukara, Karumalloor, Njarakkal, Manjapra, Vengola, Alangad, Mulavukad, Maradu, North Paravoor, and Eloor have excelled in waste sorting, contributing significantly to waste segregation. Clean Kerala Company acknowledges their efforts and emphasizes the need for sustainable waste management practices.
200 waste pickers from city in Nagpur today to demand scholarship disbursal
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200 waste pickers from Pune will protest at Yashwant Stadium in Nagpur, demanding the release of scholarships for their children. The students have not received the Rs 3,000 per year pre-matriculation scholarship for the past three years. The state’s apathy has withheld the amount. The scholarship is a big help for waste picker families, but it has not been disbursed. Pune zilla parishad officials stated that the state has not been contributing its 50% share of the scholarship since 2020-21.
