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CITY SANITATION PLAN BAREILLY
7. 50% of the available community toilets are in bad state. The infrastructure facilities in these
toilets are almost broken conditions but even then, the people are still dependent upon
these community toilets.
8. About 6% of the community toilets are not in a usable state
9. About 30% of the communities toilets are equipped with pour flush pit latrines and about
37% of them with water closets. There are also about 17% of the community toilets with dry
pit latrine and the rest with service and unimproved pit latrines.
10. About 32% of the community toilet facilities are connected to septic tanks and about 50% of
them are connected to sewer lines.
11. In about 80% of the community toilets with septic tanks, the fecal sludge collected from
these septic tanks by the municipalities or private sludge sucking machine and they dispose
it into nearby nalas which lead to Ganga River.
12. In addition to the disposal of sludge produced at community toilets there are also about 10%
of the community toilets using the sludge at bio gas treatment.
13. There is about 98% of the community toilets have no proper effluent waste management.
There are all let into open drains. There is only about 2% of the number of community toilets
effluent waste disposed/ connected to sewer lines.
Key Issues of Fecal Sludge Management:
FS management component
and aspect
Emptying + collection
Technical
-Limited or no
accessibility to pits
-Inappropriate
emptying equipment
-Manual, nonmechanized
emptying
Institutional/Financial -Poor
management
service
-Users. low
affordability for pit
emptying
-Lack of information
(e.g. on how septic
Causes Problems Consequences
- Overflowing pits
_ Emptying
frequency often
very low
_ Informal or
emergency
emptying of
pits and
indiscriminate
disposal of FS
At neighbourhood
level, mainly
--Health hazards
from openly
dumped FS and
through use of
contaminated water
_ Eye and nose
sores
_ Non-functionality
of infrequently
emptied septic
tanks-solids carryover
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