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10 U R B A N E N V I R O N M E N T S & S U S T A I N A B L E C I T I E S QUANTITY OF SOLID WASTE COLLECTED TABLE ORGANIZATION QUANTITY DUMPING PLACE (tonnes/day) Municipal Corporation Peshawar 125.0 Near Warsak Road Municipal Committee Karak 3.9 Outside the city Municipal Committee Bannu 8.5 Open fields Municipal Committee Laki Marwat 2.0 Open deserted area Municipal Committee Kohat 6.0 Open fields Municipal Committee D.I. Khan 30.0 Open fields Municipal Committee Hoti Mardan 2.4 Open fields Municipal Committee Mardan 19.0 Open fields Municipal Committee Takht Bhai 12.0 Near Ganjai Hospital Municipal Committee Utmanzai 1.5 Near cattle ground Municipal Committee Charsadda 12.0 Near graveyard Municipal Committee Shabqadar 3.0 Subhan Khawar Municipal Committee Tangi 3.0 No permanent place Municipal Committee (Dobandi) Jehangira 6.4 Near textile mills Municipal Committee Swabi 0.3 No permanent place Municipal Committee Akora Khattak 1.4 Open fields Municipal Committee Batkhela 2.5 No permanent place Municipal Committee Haripur 2.3 Near Pharala Municipal Committee Khalabat 0.8 Open fields Municipal Committee Havelian 2.5 Near Dhora River Municipal Committee Abbotabad 7.8 Near Salhad Municipal Committee Mansehra 1.7 Near Shalia village Municipal Committee Mingora 16.8 Outside the city Municipal Committee Timergrah 0.6 No specific area Municipal Committee Thana 0.3 No permanent area Municipal Committee Dagar 0.3 No permanent area Town Committee Nawankali 1.5 No permanent place Town Committee Nowshera 0.5 Near Bani Chowk Town Committee Baffa 2.0 Kulhara Cantonment Board Peshawar 5.4 Warsak Road Cantonment Board Nowshera 0.4 Near Hakimabad Cantonment Board Mardan 2.5 Outside the city Cantonment Board D.I. Khan 2.0 Tank Road Cantonment Board Bannu 2.8 Kachkot area Cantonment Board Abbotabad 0.6 Salhad Total 289.7 Source: EPA NWFP Survey, 1992. 114 SARHAD PROVINCIAL CONSERVATION STRATEGY 10.5
towns. The generation rate and quantities of special wastes, especially clinical and biomedical, are increasing because improving health service has been one of the priorities of the Government over the last few decades. The Second Urban Development Project (SUDP) of the NWFP Government aims at improving the situation of solid waste management and disposal practices in seven major towns. With the completion of U R B A N E N V I R O N M E N T S & S U S T A I N A B L E C I T I E S 10 SUDP, about 60% of the population in these seven towns will be served with new services. The disposal practices will also be improved, replacing open dumping with sanitary landfills. Still, 40% of the population in these seven towns and the remaining population in other urban areas will continue to have a problem. To improve the capacity and efficiency for collection and disposal of solid waste, a community awareness and participation plan needs to be made HOSPITAL SOLID WASTES TABLE 10.6 HOSPITAL QUANTITY DUMPING SITE (tonnes/day) Hayat Shaheed Hospital, Peshawar 2 Near Malakander Cantt General Hospital, Peshawar 1.5 Near Sunehri Masjid Road Fauji Foundation Hospital, Peshawar 0.025 Outside the hospital Lady Reading Hospital, Peshawar 2 Near main hospital gate C.M.H. Peshawar 0.1 Islamia road Police Hospital, Peshawar 0.04 Nearest water canal Mission Hospital, Peshawar 0.05 Near main gate General Hospital, Nowshera 1 Near main gate C.M.H. Nowshera 0.7 Near Hakimabad C.M.H. Risalpur 0.2 Near the hospital District Headquarter Hospital, Charsadda 1 Near the river Mardan General Hospital 0.4 Near the hospital C.M.H. Mardan 0.2 Near the hospital District Headquarter Hospital, Swabi 0.07 Near the hospital Civil Hospital, Dargai 0.06 On roadside District Headquarter Hospital, Batkhela 0.1 On roadside District Headquarter Hospital, Kohat 0.3 Near main gate Children & Women Hospital, Abbotabad 0.1 On roadside C.M.H. Abbotabad 0.6 Near Salhad District Headquarter Hospital, Abbotabad 0.25 Near main gate Back Christian Hospital Hazara, Abbotabad 0.08 Near main gate District Headquarter Hospital, Mansehra 0.14 Near main gate Total 10.915 Source: EPA NWFP Survey, 1992. SARHAD PROVINCIAL CONSERVATION STRATEGY 115
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