CITY SANITATION PLAN - Ministry of Urban Development

The drain silt constitutes about 15% of the MSW generated in Bareilly city.
CITY SANITATION PLAN BAREILLY
A major portion of this waste is generally used in reconstruction activities for filling up of the
low-lying areas or kutcha road – i.e. about 20% of this waste is collected at these sites and
become a part of MSW.
3.2. ASSESSMENT OF SANITATION FACILITIES AND SITUATION IN POTENTIAL AREAS
SANITATION FACILITIES AND SITUATION AT HOUSEHOLD LEVEL (SLUM AND NON-SLUM AREAS):
An extensive survey has been conducted, which includes primary household surveys, focused group
discussions and field visit surveys - that are primarily conducted to understand the exiting situation
of sanitation facilities at household levels both in slum and non slum areas and identify the key
issues and gaps in the sanitary facilities at this level. The present population in total city is about 9.23
lacs with a bifurcation of slum and non slum population. Statistics show that there is about 26% of
the slum population i.e. about 2.44 lacs and the remaining in non slum areas i.e. about 6.79 lacs. The
non slum population includes HIG, MIG and LIG and also non notified slums that can be categorized
into low income population groups. The number of slums that are notified are about 85 in number
that spread across the city. In addition to these notified slums there are number of unnotified slums
and are categorized in low income groups in Bareilly. Further considering the number of households
in slum areas – the number of households in slum areas is about 31850 and the number of
households in non slum areas is about 88466. The following table shows the population and
household distribution in slum and non slum areas.
Non Slum Slum
Percentage 73.53% 26.45%
Population 6.76 lacs 2.44 lacs
Household 88466 31850
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