CITY SANITATION PLAN - Ministry of Urban Development

schemes of town
planning and
designation of
suitable treatment
sites; lack of
adequate fee
structure and
incentives for
transport of FS to
treatment sites
- Indiscriminate
dumping of
untreated FS
- Water pollution
and risks to public
health
-Lack of promotion
and marketing of
bio-solids produced
in FS treatment
High-quality biosolids
remain
unused and need
to be land filled
CITY SANITATION PLAN BAREILLY
-Depletion of soil
organic fraction and
deterioration of soil
productivity
SANITATION FACILITIES AND SITUATION AT COMMERCIAL/ MARKET PLACES FOR SHOPKEEPERS:
As reported by NNB, there are about 3000 shops & commercial establishment registered at Nagar
Nigam. At this rate the total waste contributed by commercial establishment to MSW is about 109
MT/ Day approximately. In addition to waste generation from the commercial and market places
tones of garbage is left on the road sides and disposed off on the road sides and the total waste left
out on the road sides per month is about 39 tones.
In addition to the waste generation, there are also some potential issues related to sanitation
facilities at individual shops. This reflects on the safe disposal or proper usage of sanitation facilities
within or nearby respective shops would definitely reduce the open defecation. But, the situational
analysis of these sanitation facilities at commercial/ market places show some contrast. This can be
related to gender category, since the provision and usage of sanitary facilities depend upon the
gender category. The following graph illustrates the percentage share of commercial shops
according to male/ female workers in their respective shops.
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