CITY SANITATION PLAN - Ministry of Urban Development

CITY SANITATION PLAN BAREILLY
11. The usage of public toilets in commercial areas is only about 50% and there is about 10% of
open defecation by the general public in commercial areas.
12. No willingness to pay and use for public toilets.
13. The common and prevalent problems faced by general public in market areas due to
improper garbage disposal are – blocking the roads, smell from road side bins and also smell
from chocked nalas.
SANITATION FACILITIES AND SITUATION AT HOSPITALS:
Key information:
1. Total number of hospitals: 141
2. Total number of hospitals with 100+ beds: 04
3. Total waste generated from 141 hospitals: 9.97 tones (9044.63 kgs)
The total solid waste that is being generated in a month from all the hospitals together is about 9.97
tones (9044.63 kgs). The following graph illustrates the distribution of hospitals according to the
number of beds in them – which reflects upon the amount of waste generation per day.
The primary survey analysis show that there are about 50% of hospitals with beds ranging from 51-
100 and about 30% with 100+ beds. This shows that the share of medium sized hospitals is
generating more waste i.e. on an average of 0.25 kg per bed per day. And the total waste produced
from all hospitals together -the medical establishments in Bareilly city generates approximately 16
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