CITY SANITATION PLAN - Ministry of Urban Development

Issues relating to Solid Waste Management:
Most of the people throw the household garbage in the open and drains.
CITY SANITATION PLAN BAREILLY
Over the period of time, the solid waste and garbage is being dumped and accumulated at
various places in the city.
There is no provision of door-to-door collection of garbage in the city.
The vegetable & fruit Mandis are occupying space on the roadside and major source of
biodegradable garbage which is not cleaned regularly and thus polluting the environment of
city.
Most of the street/road sweeping waste and garbage are thrown in the drains and nalas by
the safaikaramcharies.
The solid as well as liquid waste of slaughter houses in the city is being dumped in the open
& discharged in the nalas. It is a totally unhygienic and major health hazard for the city.
Dust bins and Garbage Containers should be permanently placed in the markets/identified places
and some responsible agency should be designated to collect the garbage regularly.
The Safai karamcharies should be motivated to perform their duties honestly and
meticulously to keep the city clean and green.
The cattle waste is directly thrown/ discharged in to the nalas/drains.
GAP IDENTIFICATION
The total number of household having no access to any type of sanitary facilities in Bareilly
are 18047 households – of which 12740 household in slums and 5307 households in non
slum areas – there can be proposals for individual toilets, community toilets or group toilets
to overcome the gaps and have open defecation free city.
In addition to the proposals stated above - there should be attention required for the
Community/ public toilets at the following mentioned places: NEKAPUR, BALMIKI BASTI,
JASAULI, GANDA NALA, INDIRA MARKET, KISHORE BAZAR, CHAUPULA BAGIYA, CHAUPULA
ROAD, JAWAHAR NAGAR, SUFFI TOLLAA, AAJAZ NAGAR, and RAJ NAGAR.
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