CITY SANITATION PLAN - Ministry of Urban Development

CITY SANITATION PLAN BAREILLY
and the environment. As economic growth permits, communities can then gradually improve the quality
of sanitation services with higher-cost options.
The phased development can be achieved in the form of short-term, mid-term and long-term goals. This
would also enable the Nagar Nigam to achieve some of the components of the sanitation policy without
making heavy financial investment. A list of initiatives to be taken up is given in below table.
Sl.No Timeline Initiatives
1 Short-Term Community toilets
The Nagar Ayukt can constitute a small team headed by the Environmental
Engineer along with other officials who can make a rapid review of the
existing community toilets and their condition with pictorial evidences.
The Nagar Ayukt based on the report can call for a meeting with the
agensies/NGO’s involved in operation and maintenance of the community
toilets in the city and give them a timeframe to put the system in place and
provide facility on regular basis.
Minimum financial assistance to some existing infrastructure but the
requirement of a facelift can be facilitated to make them usable.
An IEC campaign that can educate the public in usage of community toilets
in proper manner and bring awareness to use community toilets in case of
no individual toilet available at the household level instead of Open
Defecation
Public Toilets
There are very few public toilets in Bareilly and all the toilets are not used
due to maintenance. Measures should be taken to ensure proper upkeep
and maintenance of public toilets.
Open Defecation
An effective IEC campaign with the involvement of concerned citizens,
school children and NGO’s to eliminate open defecation by showing the
health hazards involved in OD in slums and other potential areas.
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