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Chapter - 5 Final Report: Ambur Municipality conduct energy conservation studies in small tanneries to identify areas where there was scope for energy conservation. 5. Exploiting inherent talents possessed by the local population Inflenced by the reign of Nawabs of Arcot, Ambur has a distinct and delicious cuisine. It is famous for Biriyanis, varieties of chicken dishes, desserts like mutanjan, gulab jamun, gajar ka halwa etc. A food processing unit and packaging unit, with or without a cold chain facility could be initiated as a pilot project catering to the regional, national and international markets. 6. Organize Skill up-gradation training programmes Organising programmes and schemes such as Entrepreneurial Development Programmes, Management Development Programmes for existing entrepreneurs to improve their working, Skill Development Programmes, Energy Conservation Programmes, Waste minimization Programmes, Packaging for exports and Pollution Control Programmes, Marketing Development Assistance Scheme will support for the industrial development. 5.4 ROTECTION OF PALAR RIVER BASIN Regular monitoring of water quality is required to maintain and restore the wholesomeness of water under Water Prevention and Control of Pollution Act, 1974. The inland water quality is monitored under two major programmes namely do 1. Monitoring of Indian National Aquatic Resources (MINARS), 2. Global Environmental Monitoring System (GEMS), which are funded by Central Pollution Control Board, New Delhi. Under the above two programmes the rivers Thamiraparani, Palar, Vaigai and lakes such as Udhagamandalam lake, Kodaikanal lake and Yercaud lake are being monitored. The Department of Environment has been implementing programmes/ projects under National River Action Plan: Palar River Conservation at Ambur, Ranipet and Walajapet A novel project, the first of its kind in the state has been prepared for Ambur Municipality for diluting the treated industrial effluent containing high Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) with treated domestic wastewater at an estimated cost of Rs.25.00 crores and sent to Government of India for approval. Now a similar project has been prepared for Ranipet and Wallajah Municipalities at a cost of Rs.25.00 crores and sent to Government of India for approval. This project will be beneficial to the people of Ambur, Ranipet and Wallajah by providing underground sewerage system and minimise pollution of the River Palar besides bringing down the TDS of - 33 - Voyants Solutions Private Limited
Chapter - 5 Final Report: Ambur Municipality the treated industrial effluent. The project will be undertaken with the 70% financial assistance of the Ministry of Environment and Forests and the rest from the contribution of the Municipality (25%) and industries (5%). Vision statement for Palar River Basin The Palar River Basin Management and Development Board (PRBMDB) is an apex body, which endeavours the primary role in sustainable water resources planning and management in an integrated manner covering the activities of all departments concerned. The Palar River Basin Management and Development Board (PRBMDB) seek to improve, safeguard and monitor the water and land resources programs of its member organizations. do To promote, advice, direct and coordinate sustainable management and development of water, land and forest resources including the environmental aspects in the basin. To increase awareness, participation and commitment of people and to protect and enhance their wellbeing. To follow a participatory, transparent and objective approach and become a model for other river basins in India. - 34 - Voyants Solutions Private Limited
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