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Annual Report 2020-21

on Implementation of
Solid Waste Management Rules, 2016

CENTRAL POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

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CONTENT
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1.0 Background 1
2.0 Status of Solid Waste Management 1
2.1 Overall Solid Waste Management Status 1
2.2 Trends in Solid Waste Management 3
2.2.1 SWM Trend (Year wise) 3
2.2.2 SWM Trend (State wise) 6
2.3 Towns/Cities & Urban Local Bodies in States / UT 8
2.4 Authorization Granted To Waste Processing /Disposal 10
Facilities
2.5 Collection , Segregation & Transportation of Solid Waste 12
2.6 Solid Waste Processing Facilities 12
2.7 Landfill for Waste Disposal 12
2.8 Waste Disposal in dumpsites 13
2.9 Monitoring at Waste Processing & Disposal Sites 13
3.0 State wise Observations/ Findings 87
3.1 Andhra Pradesh 87
3.2 Arunachal Pradesh 89
3.3 Assam 90
3.4 Bihar 90
3.5 Chhattisgarh 91
3.6 Goa 92
3.7 Gujarat 92
3.8 Haryana 92
3.9 Himachal Pradesh 95
3.10 Jammu & Kashmir 95
3.11 Jharkhand 98
3.12 Karnataka 99
3.13 Kerala 99
3.14 Madhya Pradesh 100
3.15 Maharashtra 101
3.16 Manipur 102
3.17 Meghalaya 103
3.18 Mizoram 103
3.19 Nagaland 105
3.20 Odisha 106
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3.21 Punjab 106
3.22 Rajasthan 106
3.23 Sikkim 110
3.24 Tamil Nadu 110
3.25 Telangana 112
3.26 Tripura 114
3.27 Uttarakhand 115
3.28 Uttar Pradesh 115
3.29 West Bengal 116
3.30 Andaman & Nicobar Islands 117
3.31 Chandigarh 117
3.32 Daman & Diu 118
3.33 Delhi 118
3.34 Lakshadweep 122
3.35 Puducherry 124
4.0 Best Practices in Solid Waste Management 125
5.0 Environmental Performance (SWM) based rating of States/ 128
UTs
6.0 Observations & Recommendations 134
List of Annexures
I The template of the performance assessment of Solid Waste 137
Management
II Environment Performance based rating of States/UTs 140
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1.0 Background:
In accordance with the Provision 24 (4) of the Solid Wastes Management Rules, 2016,
the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) is required to prepare a Consolidated
Annual Report (CAR) and forward it to the Central Government (Ministry of
Environment, Forests and Climate Change) along with suggestions/recommendations.
During 2020-21, 35 SPCBs/PCCs have submitted Annual Reports in compliance of
Solid Waste Management Rules, 2016.

2.0 Status of Solid Waste Management

2.1 Overall Solid Waste Management Status

The total quantity of Solid waste generated in the country is 160038.9 TPD of which
152749.5 TPD of waste is collected at a collection efficiency of 95.4%. 79956.3 TPD (50
%) of waste is treated and 29427.2 (18.4%) TPD is landfilled. 50655.4 TPD which is 31.7
% of the total waste generated remains un-accounted. State-wise details of solid waste
management is given in Table 1.0.

Table 1.0: OVERALL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT STATUS

Sl. State Solid waste Collected Treated (TPD) Landfilled
No. generated (TPD) (TPD)
(TPD)
1. Andhra Pradesh 6898 6829 1133 205
2. Arunachal Pradesh 236.51 202.11 Nil 27.5
3. Assam 1199 1091 41.4 0
4. Bihar 4281.27 4013.55 Not provided No
5. Chhattisgarh 1650 1650 1650 0
6. Goa 226.87 218.87 197.47 22.05
7. Gujarat 10373.79 10332 6946 3385.82
8. Haryana 5352.12 5291.41 3123.9 2167.51
9. Himachal Pradesh 346 332 221 111
10. Jammu & Kashmir 1463.23 1437.28 547.5 376

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Sl. State Solid waste Collected Treated (TPD) Landfilled

No. generated (TPD) (TPD)
(TPD)
11. Jharkhand 2226.39 1851.65 758.26 1086.33
12. Karnataka 11085 10198 6817 1250
13. Kerala 3543 964.76 2550 Not
Provided
14. Madhya Pradesh 8022.5 7235.5 6472 763.5
15. Maharashtra 22632.71 22584.4 15056.1 1355.36
(Unscientif
ically
disposed=
6221.5)

16. Manipur 282.3 190.3 108.6 81.7

17. Meghalaya 107.01 93.02 9.64 83.4
18. Mizoram 345.47 275.92 269.71 0
19. Nagaland 330.49 285.49 122 7.5
20. Odisha 2132.95 2097.14 1038.31 1034.33
21. Punjab 4338.37 4278.86 1894.04 2384.82
22. Rajasthan 6897.16 6720.476 1210.46 5082.16
23. Sikkim 71.9 71.9 20.35 51.55
24. Tamil Nadu 13422 12844 9430.35 2301.04
25. Telangana 9965 9965 7530 991
26. Tripura 333.9 317.69 214.06 12.9
27. Uttarakhand 1458.46 1378.99 779.85 -
28. Uttar Pradesh 14710 14292 5520 0
29. West Bengal 13709 13356 667.6 202.23
30. Andaman and 89 82 75 7
Nicobar Islands
31. Chandigarh 513 513 69 444
32. DDDNH 267 267 237 14.5

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Sl. State Solid waste Collected Treated (TPD) Landfilled

No. generated (TPD) (TPD)
(TPD)
33. Delhi 10990 10990 5193.57 5533
34. Lakshadweep 35 17.13 17.13 Nil
35. Puducherry 504.5 482 36 446
TOTAL 160038.9 152749.5 79956.3 29427.2

2.2. Trends in Solid Waste management

2.2.1. SWM Trend (Year-wise)
SWM information for the last six years (2015-21) has been examined and following are
the observations:
(a) Per capita Solid waste generation: Per capita solid waste generation has been
calculated for the last six years and is given in Table 2.0. The trend in per capita
waste generation is illustrated in Figure 1. Marginal decreasing trend is observed in
per capita solid waste generation over the last six years.
Table 2.0: SOLID WASTE GENERATION PER CAPITA

Year Solid Waste Generation Per Capita(gm/day)

2015-16 118.68
2016-17 132.78
2017-18 98.79
2018-19 121.54
2019-20 119.26
2020-21 119.07

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Solid Waste Generation Per Capita (Grams/day)

140.00 132.78
118.68 121.54 119.26 119.07
120.00
98.79

Waste generation g/day

100.00

80.00

60.00

40.00

20.00

0.00
2015-16

2020-21
2017-18
2016-17

2019-20
2018-19
Year

Fig. 1: Solid Waste Generation Per Capita (gm/day)

(b) Solid waste processing: Trend of percentage solid waste processed during the
last 2015-21is illustrated in Figure 2. Increasing trend in percentage of solid
waste processed has been observed during the last five years wherein
percentage of solid waste processed has increased from 19% in 2015-16 to
49.96% in 2020-21.

Solid Waste Treated (%)

60.00

50.00

40.00
Treated %

30.00

20.00

10.00

0.00
2017-18
2015-16

2020-21
2016-17

2018-19

2019-20

Year

Fig 2: Year wise solid waste treated (%)

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c. Trend in solid waste landfilled: Trend of percentage solid waste landfilled

during 2015-21is illustrated in Figure 3. Decreasing trend in solid waste
landfilled has been observed during the last six years wherein solid waste
landfilled has decreased from 54% in 2015-16 to 18.4% in 2020-21.

Solid Waste Landfilled (%)

60.00

50.00

40.00
Landfilled %

30.00

20.00

10.00

0.00
2017-18
2015-16

2016-17

2019-20

2020-21
Year
Fig 3: Year wise solid waste landfilled (%)
(d) Trend in gap in Solid waste management: Percentage gap in solid waste
management has been calculated for the period 2015-21, the details of which are
given in Table 3.0 and the trend in the gap is illustrated in Figure 4. Decreasing
trend in gap in solid waste management has been observed up to 2019-20 during
the last six years wherein percentage gap in Solid Waste Management has
decreased from 40.99% in 2015-16 to 25.82% in 2019-20 and slightly increased
to 31.70 % in 2020-21.
Table 3.0: GAP IN SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
Year Gap in Solid Waste Management (%)
2015-16 40.99
2016-17 79.78
2017-18 9.38
2018-19 30.35
2019-20 25.82
2020-21 31.70
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Solid Waste Management Gap (%)

90.00
80.00
70.00
60.00
Gap %

50.00
40.00
30.00
20.00
10.00
0.00

2017-18
2015-16

2016-17

2019-20

2020-21
Year

Fig.4: Gap in solid waste management in percentage

2.2.2 SWM Trend (State wise)

(a) Trend in solid waste generation: Per capita generation of solid waste in
different States/UTs is illustrated in Figure 5. It is observed that maximum
quantity of per capita solid waste is generated in Delhi followed by Lakshadweep
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Statewise solid waste generation per capita

2020-21
Waste generation (gm/day

500
450
400
350
300
250
200
150
100
50
0

Arunachal…

Himachal…
 Andman &…

J&K

Kerala
WB
Haryana

Karnataka

Uttarakhand

Rajasthan

Odisha

Bihar
Lakshdweep

Tamil Nadu
Delhi

Puduchery

Punjab

Goa

Tripura
Sikkim

UP
Jharkhand
Gujarat

Meghalya
Mizoram

Manipur

MP

Assam
Daman Diu

Nagaland

Andhra Pradesh

Chhattisgarh
Telangana
Chandigarh

Maharashtra

Fig. 5: State wise per capita solid waste generation

(b) Trend in solid waste processing: Percentage of solid waste treated in different
States/UTs is illustrated in Figure 6. It is observed that maximum percentage of
solid waste treated is in Chhattisgarh (100 %) followed by DDDNH (88.76), Goa
(87.04 %), Andaman and Nicobar Islands (84.7 %) &Madhya Pradesh (80.67 %)
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Statwise Treated Solid Waste (%) 2020-21

120.00
100.00
Treated (%)

80.00
60.00
40.00
20.00
0.00
Andaman and Nicobar…
DDDNH

Haryana
Chhattisgarh

Punjab

Jharkhand
Tamil Nadu

Tripura

Uttarakhand
Goa

Mizoram
Telangana
Kerala

Manipur

Jammu & Kashmir

West Bengal
Assam
Rajasthan
Gujarat

Odisha
Delhi

Uttar Pradesh

Chandigarh

Puducherry

Bihar
Karnataka
Maharashtra

Himachal Pradesh

Lakshadweep

Nagaland

Meghalaya
Sikkim

Arunachal Pradesh
Andhra Pradesh
Madhya Pradesh

Note: Information not received for

State/UT Bihar

Fig. 6: Percentage of state wise solid waste treatment

2.3 Towns/Cities & Urban Local Bodies in States / UT

The details of Towns/Cities & Urban Local Bodies in States / UTs are given in Table
4.0. As per the information provided by SPCBs/PCCs, there are 4437 ULBs, 3043
Towns & cities and 968 Class I & II Towns & Cities in the country. Some of the
states/UTs, as indicated in the table, have not provided complete information on the
matter.

Table 4.0: Details of Towns/Cities & Urban Local Bodies in States / UT

S. States No. of No. of ULBs No. of Class I
No. Towns/Cities &II Towns/Cities
1. Andhra Pradesh 70 124 124
2. Arunachal Pradesh 31 2 0
3. Assam 101 96 I-8 & II-6
4. Bihar Not Provided 142 1
5. Chhattisgarh 166 166 0

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S. States No. of No. of ULBs No. of Class I

No. Towns/Cities &II Towns/Cities
6. Goa 14 14 1
7. Gujarat 164 164 6
8. Haryana 88 88 29
9. Himachal Pradesh 61 61 1
10. Jammu & Kashmir 241 80 7
11. Jharkhand 228 42 23
12. Karnataka Not Provided 316 66
13. Kerala 93 93 39
14. Madhya Pradesh 320 383 63
15. Maharashtra 403 403 88
16. Manipur 27 27 1
17. Meghalaya 22 7 3
18. Mizoram 1 city 1 2
22 urban towns

19. Nagaland 39 39 2
20. Odisha 114 114 24
21. Punjab 167 167 73
22. Rajasthan 196 196 79
23. Sikkim 7 7 0
24. Tamil Nadu Not Provided 664 0
25. Telangana 142 142 97
26. Tripura 20 20 1
27. Uttarakhand 91 91 8
28. Uttar Pradesh 75 651 119
29. West Bengal 125 125 90
30. Andaman and Nicobar 1 1 1
Islands
31. Chandigarh 1 1 1

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S. States No. of No. of ULBs No. of Class I

No. Towns/Cities &II Towns/Cities
32. DDDNH 3 3 0

33. Delhi 1 5 1
34. Lakshadweep 10 islands No ULBs (10 0
village Dweep
Panchayat)
35. Puducherry 2 5 4
TOTAL 3046 4440 968

2.4 AUTHORIZATION GRANTED TO WASTE PROCESSING /DISPOSAL FACILITIES

As per Rule 15 (y) of SWM Rules, local bodies are required to obtain authorization for
setting up waste processing, treatment or disposal facility, if the volume of waste is
exceeding five metric tons per day including sanitary landfills from the concerned
SPCB/PCC. A total number of 540 such applications have been received and 456
authorizations granted as per the information provided by the SPCBs/PCCs. The details
of the same are given in Table 5.0.

TABLE 5.0: DETAILS OF AUTHORIZATION GRANTED TO WASTE PROCESSING &

DISPOSAL FACILITIES

S. No State No. of applications No. of authorization

received granted
1. Andhra Pradesh 1 1
2. Arunachal Pradesh 0 0
3. Assam 1 0
4. Bihar 0 0
5. Chhattisgarh 2 2
6. Goa 0 0
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S. No State No. of applications No. of authorization

received granted
8. Haryana 0 0
9. Himachal Pradesh 0 0
10. Jammu & Kashmir 0 0
11. Jharkhand 0 0
12. Karnataka 42 39
13. Kerala 30 21
14. Madhya Pradesh 4 4
15. Maharashtra 147 102
16. Manipur 1 1
17. Meghalaya 5 4
18. Mizoram 0 0
19. Nagaland 1 1
20. Odisha 1 0
21. Punjab 2 0

22. Rajasthan 2 2
23. Sikkim 1 1
24. Tamil Nadu 224 224
25. Telangana 0 0
26. Tripura 1 1
27. Uttarakhand 9 0
28. Uttar Pradesh 3 3
29. West Bengal 0 0
30. Andaman and Nicobar 0 0
31. Islands
Chandigarh 1 1

32. DDDNH 0 0
33. Delhi 3 2
34. Lakshadweep 0 0
35. Puducherry 18 17

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S. No State No. of applications No. of authorization

received granted
TOTAL 540 456

2.5 Collection, Segregation & Transportation of Solid Waste

Details of Collection, Segregation & Transportation of Solid Waste are given in Table 6.
Only three states- Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh & Himachal Pradesh have provided
ULB wise information. Remaining States/UTs have provided consolidated information.
As per the information provided 14 States /UTs (Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Goa,
Delhi, Chandigarh, A&N, J&K, Jharkhand, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Rajasthan, Sikkim,
Telangana, Uttarakhand) practice 100% collection of Solid Waste. Only 2 States/UTs
(Chhattisgarh & A&N) practice 100% segregation of waste. 7 states /UTs viz A&N,
Chandigarh, Sikkim, Maharashtra, Jharkhand, Goa &Chhattisgarh transport segregated
waste in covered vehicles in all ULBs.

2.6 Solid Waste Processing Facilities

Statewise details of solid waste processing facilities are given in Table 7. Details of
waste to energy plants is given in Table 8. As per the details provided by SPCBs/PCCs,
currently there are eleven waste to energy plants operational in India (Andhra Pradesh
– 2; Goa-1, Haryana-1, Madhya Pradesh-1, Maharashtra -1, Uttar Pradesh-2, and
Delhi-3).

2.7 Landfill for Waste Disposal

State-wise details of landfill are given in Table 9. As per the details provided 1924 sites
for landfill have been identified, 305 landfills have been constructed, 126 are under
construction, 341 are in operation, 17 are exhausted and 11 landfill have been capped.
Maximum numbers of sites have been identified in Maharashtra (382), Madhya
Pradesh (341) & Karnataka (221). Maximum numbers of landfill sites in operation are
in Maharashtra (137), Karnataka (52) and Uttar Pradesh (86). Citywise details have not
been provided by 12 States/UTs – Assam, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Haryana,
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2.8 Waste Disposal in dumpsites

In absence of adequate scientifically designed landfills for waste disposal, waste is
disposed in dumpsites. There are 3184 dumpsites in the country as per information
provided by SPCBs/PCCs, of which 234 have been reclaimed and remaining 8 have
been converted to landfill. Details of same are given in Table 10. Maximum number of
dumpsites are in Uttar Pradesh (609) followed by Madhya Pradesh (326) and
Maharashtra (237) in that order. Maximum numbers of dumpsites have been reclaimed
in Maharashtra (141), Madhya Pradesh (50) followed by Tamil Nadu (23) and
Telangana (6) in that order. 3 dumpsites have been converted to landfill in Andhra
Pradesh and 1 each in Meghalaya, Rajasthan, Sikkim, Telangana and Chandigarh.
Details regarding quantity of waste disposed at these dumpsites have not been
provided by the SPCBs/PCCs.

2.9 Monitoring at Waste Processing & Disposal Sites

15 States &UTs (Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Chandigarh, Goa, Jammu & Kashmir,
Karnataka, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya, Puducherry, Tamil Nadu,
Telangana, Tripura and Uttarakhand) have carried out monitoring at Waste Processing
& Disposal Sites in their jurisdiction. Details are given in Table 11.

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TABLE 6: STATEWISE DETAILS OF COLLECTION, SEGREGATION & TRANSPORTATION OF SOLID WASTE

S. State/UT ULBs House to House Collection Segregation Covered Transportation

No. (% covered) (% covered)

1. Andhra Pradesh 99 82.16 Refuse Compactors - 480 in 120

ULBs, Tractor Trailers in 4 ULBs.
In addition to the above Skid Steer
loaders - 225 & Mini compactors -
330.
Waste Collection Trolleys - 10649
Nos.
Mini Collection Trucks - 1566 Nos.

2. Arunachal Aalo 33 nos of wards and 1243 no Solid waste is not stored at Information not furnished
Pradesh of households covered under source in a segregated form
in D2D collection.
D2D collection done as 100%
through motorized vehicles.
Arunachal Anini 5 nos. wards, 620 nos of Solid waste is not stored at Information not furnished.
Pradesh households and 95 nos of source in a segregated form
non-Residential premises are
covered under D2D collection
of waste.D2D collection done
as100% through motorized
vehicle.

Arunachal Basar  11 nos. of ward, 1064 80% premises practice Information not furnished.
Pradesh nos. of household and segregation of waste at source.
80 nos. of non-
residential premises are
covered under D2D
collection of waste.
 D2D collection done
as:100% through
motorized vehicle
Arunachal Boleng 15 nos of wards, 914 nos of Solid waste is not stored at Information not furnished.
Pradesh households and 195 nos. of source in a segregated form
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S. State/UT ULBs House to House Collection Segregation Covered Transportation

No. (% covered) (% covered)

covered under D2D collection

of waste.
D2D collection done as:
100% through motorized
vehicle.
Arunachal Bomdila 5 nos of wards, 2560 nos of Solid waste is not stored at Information not furnished.
Pradesh households and 75 nos. of source in a segregated form
non-residential premises are
covered under D2D collection
of waste.
D2D collection done as:
100% through motorized
vehicle.
Arunachal Changlang 13 nos of wards, 1498 nos of 30% premises segregate Information not furnished.
Pradesh households and 578 nos. of waste at source.
non-residential premises are
covered under D2D collection
of waste.
D2D collection done as:
100% through motorized
vehicle.
Arunachal Daporijo 23 nos of colonies, 3412 nos Solid waste is not stored at Information not furnished.
Pradesh of households and 1100 nos. source in a segregated form
of non-residential premises
are covered under D2D
collection of waste.
D2D collection done as:
100% through motorized
vehicle.
Arunachal Deomali 1nos of wards, 400 nos of 30% premises segregate Information not furnished.
Pradesh households and 04 nos. of waste at source.
non-residential premises are
covered under D2D collection
of waste.
D2D collection done as: 30%
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S. State/UT ULBs House to House Collection Segregation Covered Transportation

No. (% covered) (% covered)

Arunachal Dirang 4 nos of wards, 770 nos of Solid waste is not stored at Information not furnished.
Pradesh households and 125 nos. of source in a segregated form
non-residential premises are
covered under D2D collection
of waste.
D2D collection done as: 90%
through motorized vehicle.
Arunachal Doimukh 11 nos of wards, 5682 nos of Solid waste is not stored at Information not furnished.
Pradesh households and 720 nos. of source in a segregated form
non-residential premises are
covered under D2D collection
of waste.
D2D collection done as:
100% through motorized
vehicle.
Arunachal Dumporijo 5 nos of wards, 85 nos of Solid waste is not stored at Information not furnished.
Pradesh households and 120 nos. of source in a segregated form
non-residential premises are
covered under D2D collection
of waste.
D2D collection done as:
100% through motorized
vehicle.
Arunachal Hawai 8 nos of wards, 1081 nos. of 20% premises practice Information not furnished.
Pradesh households are covered segregation of
under D2D collection of waste at source.
waste.
D2D collection done as:
100% through motorized
vehicle.
Arunachal Itanagar 20 nos of wards, 16000 nos Solid waste is not stored at Information not furnished.
Pradesh Municipal of households and 40 nos. of source in a segregated form
Corporation non-residential premises are
covered under D2D collection
of waste.
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S. State/UT ULBs House to House Collection Segregation Covered Transportation

No. (% covered) (% covered)

vehicle.
Arunachal Jairampur 13 nos of wards, 2866 nos of 30% premises practice Information not furnished.
Pradesh households and 100 nos. of segregation of
non-residential premises are waste at source.
covered under D2D collection
of waste.
D2D collection done as:
100% through motorized
vehicle.
Arunachal Khonsa 1nos of wards, 1470 nos of 50% premises practice Information not furnished.
Pradesh households and 4 nos. of segregation of
non-residential premises are waste at source.
covered under D2D collection
of waste.
D2D collection done as: 70%
through motorized vehicle.
Arunachal Kimin 7 nos of wards, 1200 nos of Solid waste is not stored at Information not furnished.
Pradesh households and 256 nos. of source in a segregated form
non-residential premises are
covered under D2D collection
of waste.
D2D collection done as: 70%
through motorized vehicle.
Arunachal Koloriang 5 nos of wards, 1700 nos of Solid waste is not stored at Information not furnished.
Pradesh households and 600 nos. of source in a segregated form
non-residential premises are
covered under D2D collection
of waste.

Arunachal Longding 20 nos of wards, 705 nos of Solid waste is not stored at Information not furnished.
Pradesh households are covered source in a segregated form
under D2D collection of
waste.
D2D collection done as:
100% through motorized
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S. State/UT ULBs House to House Collection Segregation Covered Transportation

No. (% covered) (% covered)

Arunachal Mariyang 9 nos of wards, 323 nos of Solid waste is not stored at Information not furnished.
Pradesh households,100 nos. of non- source in a segregated form
residential premises are
covered under D2D collection
of waste.
D2D collection done as:
100% through motorized
vehicle.
Arunachal Miao 100 nos of wards, 1100 nos Solid waste is not stored at Information not furnished.
Pradesh of households,40 nos. of source in a segregated form
non-residential premises are
covered under D2D collection
of waste.
D2D collection done as:
100% through motorized
vehicle.
Arunachal Namsai 30 nos of wards, 3705 nos of 90% premises practice Information not furnished.
Pradesh households, are covered segregation of
under D2D collection of waste at source.
waste.
D2D collection done as:
100% through motorized
vehicle.
Arunachal Palin 8 nos of wards, 383 nos of Solid waste is not stored at Information not furnished.
Pradesh households, are covered source in a segregated form.
under D2D collection of
waste.
D2D collection done through
motorized vehicle.
Arunachal Pangin 5 nos of wards, 281 nos of •Solid waste is not stored at Information not furnished.
Pradesh households, 74 nos. of non- source in a segregated form
residential premises are •There are no secondary waste 
covered under D2D collection storage facility in the town
of waste.
D2D collection done as:
100% through motorized
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Arunachal Pasighat 8 nos of wards, 15600 nos of 20% premises practice Information not furnished.
Pradesh Municipal households,2119 nos. of segregation of
Council non-residential premises are waste at source.
covered under D2D collection
of waste.
D2D collection done as: 80%
through motorized vehicle &
20% through containerized
tricycle
Raga 9 nos of wards, 1800 nos of •Solid waste is not stored at Information not furnished.
households,36 nos. of non- source in a segregated form
residential premises are
covered under D2D collection
of waste.
D2D collection done as: 90%
through motorized vehicle
Arunachal Roing 5 nos of wards, 994 nos of Solid waste is not stored at Information not furnished.
Pradesh households, are covered source in a segregated form
under D2D collection of
waste.
D2D collection done as 100
% through motorized vehicle.
Arunachal Sagalee 12 nos of wards, 700 nos of Solid waste is not stored at Information not furnished.
Pradesh households, are covered source in a segregated form
under D2D collection of
waste.
D2D collection done as: 40%
through motorized vehicle,
50% through containerized
tricycle/handcart & 10 %
through other device
Arunachal Seppa 42 wards, are covered under Solid waste is not stored at Information not furnished.
Pradesh D2D collection of waste. source in a segregated form
D2D collection done through
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Arunachal Tawang 28 nos of wards, 1685 nos of 100% premises practice Information not furnished.
Pradesh households, 800 nos. of non- segregation of
residential premises are waste at source.
covered under D2D collection
of waste.
D2D collection done as:
100% through motorized
vehicle
Arunachal Tezu 24 nos of wards, 5188 nos of 100% premises segregate Information not furnished.
Pradesh households, 1009 nos. of waste at source.
non-residential premises are
covered under D2D collection
of waste.
D2D collection done as:
100% through motorized
vehicle
Arunachal Yingkiong 16 nos of wards, 1595 nos of 60% premises practice Information not furnished.
Pradesh households 120 nos. of non- segregation of
residential premises are waste at source.
covered under D2D collection
of waste.
D2D collection done as:
100% through motorized
vehicle
Arunachal Yupia 6 nos of wards, 450 nos of Solid waste is not stored at Information not furnished.
Pradesh households,70 nos. of non- source in a segregated form
residential premises are
covered under D2D collection
of waste.
Arunachal Ziro 20 nos of wards, 3004 nos of Solid waste is not stored at Information not furnished.
Pradesh households,36 nos. of non- source in a segregated form
residential premises are •There are no secondary waste 
covered under D2D collection storage facility in the town
of waste.
D2D collection done as: 90%
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3. Assam 96 88.5% Not practiced Not available

4. Bihar 142 100% in 3398 wards 3295 wards out of 3398 wards = Partially
97%

5. Chhattisgarh 166 166 ULBs = 100% 166ULBs = 100% 166 ULBs = 100%

6. Goa 14 ULB 14 ULBs = 100% 8 ULBs = 100% 14 ULBs = 100%

6 ULBs= Partly

7. Gujarat 164 ULBs 159 ULB= 100% 82% Not Provided

5 ULBs= Partly

8. Haryana 1467 wards out 1467 wards out of 1540 1112 wards out of 1540 wards = Local Bodies are using covered
of 1540 wards wards = 95% 72% containerized
handcarts/tricycles/Tractor
Trolly/Refuse Compactor or other
similar means for the primary
collection of waste stored at various
sources of waste generation.
Existing waste collection vehicles
are being modified into two covered
compartments for collection of
waste in segregated manner.
Freshly, ordered vehicles will have
two covered compartments for
collection of wet and dry waste in a
segregated manner. For secondary
transportation of solid waste form
the Primary Collection Center to the
designed processing plant site or
sanitary landfill site, "Dumper
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9. Himachal MC Shimla Door-to-Door collection •100% storage of waste at Mechanical lifting of solid waste is
Pradesh occurs in all 34 wards and source in dustbins in households 95%.
No. of household covered and commercial establishments.
50,000 nos. • Solid waste is stored in a Transportation through tipping truck,
segregated form. dumper placer, refuse compactors
• 80 % of premises segregating etc.
the waste at source.

Himachal MC Rohroo Not Provided • Solid waste is stored at source  Transportations of waste through

Pradesh in segregated form. tractor, dumper placer etc.
Himachal MC Rampur • 9 Nos of wards are covered  • Percentage of households  Waste transported through small
Pradesh Bushahr in D2D. 2560 household practice storage of waste at tippers, tipper and dumper placer.
covered and 1320 non- source in domestic bins is 100.
residential premises quantity • 90 of non-residential premises
of solid waste generated 3.75 practice storage of waste at
tones. source in commercial/
• D2D collection of solid  institutional bins.
waste is being done in the • 10 % of households dispose or 
city. throw solid waste on the streets
and 10 % dispose or throw solid
waste on the streets and 10 % of
non-residential premises dispose
or throw solid waste on the
streets.
Himachal MC Theog Door to door collection of Not Provided Waste transported through tippers,
Pradesh solid waste in 7 wards. tipping trucks etc.
No. of households covered:
2400

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Himachal NP Narkhanda • Door-to-door collection of • 60% of households practice Waste transported through
Pradesh solid waste in 7 wards. storage of waste at source in hydraulic pickup.
domestic bins.
75 % non-residential premises
practice storage of waste at
source in commercial bin.
• 25 % of households. Dispose
of throw solid waste on the
streets.
• 18 % of non-residential
premises dispose throw solid
Waste on the streets.
• 22% of premises segregating
waste at source.

Himachal NPSunni Door to door collection of • 100% of premises segregating Waste transportation by tipping
Pradesh solid waste in 7 wards. waste at source. trucks
• 379 no. of non-residential
No. of households covered premises including commercial
1115. establishments, hotels,
restaurants, educational
institutions/offices etc. covered.

Himachal NP Chopal 1150 no. of households Solid waste is stored at source in Not Provided
Pradesh covered in door to door a segregated form.
collection.

444 non-residential premises

covered under door to door
collection.

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Himachal NP Kotkhai Door to door collection of • 100% of households practice  Not Provided

Pradesh solid waste in 7 wards. storage of waste at source in
domestic bins.
• 100% of non- residential
premises practice storage of
waste at source commercial/
institutional bins.
• 95 % of premises segregated
the waste at source.
Himachal NP Jubbal Door to door collection of • 100% of non- residential Waste transportation through hand
Pradesh solid waste in 7 wards. premises practice storage of cart.
waste at source commercial/
532 No. of households institutional bins.
covered.
• 90 % of premises segregating 
251. No. of non-residential the waste at source.
premises including hotels,
restaurants educational
institutions etc.
Himachal MC Solan Door to door collection is • 50 % of households practice Transportation through tipping truck,
Pradesh being practiced in 15 wards storage of waste at source in dumper placer and Mahindra
domestic bins. pickup.

• 30% of non- residential

premises practice storage of
waste at source commercial/
institutional bins.

5 % of households dispose of
throw solid waste on the streets.

5% of non-residential premises
dispose of throw solid waste on
the streets.

50% of premises segregating the

waste at source.

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Himachal Nalagarh Door to door collection of 40% of households practice Lifting of solid waste from storage
Pradesh solid waste in 9 wards. storage of waste at source in depots is mechanical through
domestic bins. tractor, dumper placer &smart jeeto
No. of households covered type vehicle.
2535. 18% of non-residential premises
practice storage of waste at
source in
commercial/institutional bins.

Himachal MC Parwano Door to door collection of 90% of premises segregating the Waste transported through tractors,
Pradesh solid waste in 9 wards. waste at source. dumper placers and pickup trucks.

3400. no. of households

covered in door to door
collection.

Himachal MC Baddi Door to door collection of 45% of premises segregating Waste transported through tractors,
Pradesh solid waste 100% in 9 wards. waste at source. jeeto type vehicles, dumper placers
etc.
8352 no. of households
covered in door to door
collection.

No. of residential and non-

residential premises covered
in door to door collection:
residential 65% ; commercial
35%

Himachal NP Arki Door to door collection of Not being segregated. Waste transported through through
Pradesh solid waste in 7 wards. tipping trucks, 100% manual lifting.

No. of households covered in

D2D collection: 605.

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Himachal MC Nahan Door to door collection of 100% of waste being segregated Waste transported through tipping
Pradesh solid waste 13 wards. at source. truck, dumper placers, Mahindra
pickup and three wheelers.
Approx 4000 nos. of
households covered under
D2D collection.

Himachal Paonta Sahib Door to door collection of 100% premises segregating Waste transported through tractors
Pradesh solid waste is being done in waste at source. and dumper placers.
the city and 13 wards
covered.

Himachal Rajgarh Door to door collection of 95 % premises segregating the Waste transported through tipping
Pradesh solid waste in 7 wards. waste at source. trucks.

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Himachal Bilaspur Door to door collection of Not provided Waste transported through tipping
Pradesh solid waste in 11 wards. trucks, jeep and three wheelers.

3271 no. of households

covered in D2D collection.

Himachal Shri Naina Devi Door to door collection in 100% of premises segregating Waste transported through tipping
Pradesh Ji seven (7) wards. the waste at source. trucks and refuse collectors.
Himachal Ghumarwin 7 number of wards covered Not provided Waste transported through tractor,
Pradesh in D2D collection of waste. tipping trucks and three wheelers.

Himachal NP Talai 7 number of wards covered 100% (7 wards) Waste transported through tractor,
Pradesh in D2D collection of waste. tipping trucks.
Himachal MC Mandi Residential and non- 42% Waste transported through tipper,
Pradesh residential premises covered tractor, tipping trucks, JCB loader.
in D2D collection through
motorized vehicles is 45%.

Himachal Sunder Nagar Door to door collection (D2D) Segregation at source is not Waste transported through tractor.
Pradesh of solid waste is being done done.
in the city/town.
Himachal MC Nerchowk Door to door Collection of 42% premises segregating Waste transported through tractor.
Pradesh solid waste in 09 wards. waste at source.

2300 No. of households

covered in D2D collection.
Himachal MC Sarkhaghat D2D collection in all 7 wards. 75% of premises segregating Waste transported through tipper.
Pradesh waste at source.
Himachal NP Joginder 100% door to door collection Not provided Waste transported through tipper,

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Pradesh Nagar truck and jeep.

Himachal NP Rewalsar Door to door collection in 7 Segretation of waste at source Waste transported through tractor.
Pradesh Nos. of wards. 500 no. of has been started in all wards
households and 436 non- and awareness is being
residential premises including conducted.
commercial establishment,
educational institutions/office
etc. covered.

Himachal NP Karsog Door to door collection of 80% of premises segregating the Waste transported through tractor.
Pradesh waste in 7 wards. waste at source.
Himachal MC Kullu Door to door collection of • The waste is collected in  Waste transported through non-
Pradesh solid waste in 11 wards. segregated form at source. tipping and small tempo.

• 100% of premises segregating

the waste at source.

Himachal MC Manali Door to door collection in • Waste lifted from door to door  Waste transported through dumper
Pradesh seven (7) wards. and transported to treatment placer, refuse collector.
plant directly in a segregated
form.
Himachal NP Bhunter Door to door collection of 90 % of premises segregating Waste transported through tractor,
Pradesh solid waste is being done in the waste at source. tipping truck and auto.
the city in all 7 wards.

Himachal NP Banjar Door to door collection of 100% premises segregating the Waste transported through tractor
Pradesh solid waste is being done in waste at source. and jeep.
the city in all 7 wards.

Himachal MC Una Door to door - D2D collection 70% premises segregating the Waste transported through LMV, e-
Pradesh of solid waste is being done waste at source. rickshaw and tractors.
in the city in all wards.

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Himachal MC Santokhgarh Door to door - D2D collection • 70-80% of premises Waste transported through tractor,
Pradesh of solid waste is being done segregating the waste at source. tipping truck and tempos.
in the city in 9 wards.

1976 nos. of households are

covered and 450 nos. of non-
residential premises in
including commercial
establishments, hotels
restaurants educational
institutions/ offices covered
under D2D collection.
Himachal NP Daulatpur Door to door: - D2D Not being segregated Waste transported through non-
Pradesh collection of solid waste is tipping truck and tricycles.
being done in the city in 7
wards.

1017 nos. of households are

covered and 817 nos. of non-
residential covered under
D2D collection.
Himachal Gagret Door to door collection is Not Provided Waste transported through tractor
Pradesh being done in 7 wards. and tipping trucks.

874 no. of households are

covered in D2D collection.

Himachal MC Mehatpur Not Provided 60% premises segregating the Waste transported through tipping
Pradesh waste at source. truck.
Himachal NP Tahliwal Door to door collection of 40% premises segregating the Waste transported through tractor
Pradesh solid waste is being done in waste at source. trolley.
the city in 7 wards.

680 nos. of households are

covered and 410 nos. of non-
residential covered under

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D2D collection.

Himachal Hamirpur Door to door collection of 95% premises segregating the Not provided
Pradesh solid waste is being done in waste at source.
the city in 11 wards.

4066 nos. of households are

covered.
Himachal MC Sujanpur Not Provided 95% premises segregating the Waste transported through non-
Pradesh waste at source. tipping trucks.

Himachal NP Nadaun Door to door collection of Solid waste is stored at source in Not provided
Pradesh solid waste is being done in segregated form.
the city in 7 wards.

Himachal NP Bhota Door to door collection in 7 95% premises segregating Not Provided
Pradesh wards. waste at source.

Himachal MC Door to door collection of Waste lifted from door to door Waste transported through auto,
Pradesh Dharamshala solid waste is being done in and transported to treatment jeep, JCB loader.
the city in 17 wards. plant directly in a segregated
form.
13017 no. of household
covered, 3872no.of non-
residential premise covered
in D2D collection.
Himachal MC Kangra Door to door collection of Waste lifted from door to door Waste transported through
Pradesh solid waste is being done in and transported to treatment Mahindra, Supermaxi e-truck and
the city in 1-9 wards. plant directly in a segregated Mahindra pickup jeep.
form.
No of households are
covered - 1771.

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Himachal MC Palampur 15 no. of wards covered in 100 % premises segregating the Waste transported through tractor.
Pradesh D2D collection. waste at source in 6 wards.

45% premises segregating the

waste at source in 9 wards

Himachal MC Nurpur Door to door collection of Not provided Waste transported through tractor.
Pradesh solid waste is being done in
the city in 9 wards,

1500 house hold and 650

non-residential area covered
under D2D collection.
Himachal MC Nagrota Door to door collection of 80% premises segregating the Waste transported through tipping
Pradesh solid waste is being done in waste at source in 9 wards trucks.
the city in 7 wards,

1350 house hold and 880

non-residential area covered
under D2D collection.
Himachal MC Dehra Door to door collection of Waste lifted from door to door Waste transported through tractor
Pradesh solid waste is being done in and transported to treatment and JCB loader.
the city in 5 wards, 750 plant directly in a segregated
households and 380 non- form.
residential area.

Himachal MC Jawalamukhi Door to door 80 % D2D 60% of households, storage Waste transported through tipping
Pradesh collection of solid waste is depots have facility for storage of truck and TATA pickup vehicle.
being done in the city in 7 segregated waste in green and
wards, 1428 households and blue bins.
526 non-residential area.

Himachal NP Door to door collection is 70% of premises segregating Waste transported through tractor
Pradesh BaijnathPaprola being done in the city. waste at source. and auto.

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Himachal NP Jawali Door to door collection of Not provided Waste transported through tractor,
Pradesh solid waste is being done in rehries.
the city.

Himachal MC Chamba Door to door collection of 60% of premises segregating Not Provided
Pradesh solid waste is being done in waste at source.
the city in 11 wards.

D2D collection is being done

through 100% by Motorized
vehicle.

Himachal MC Dalhousie Door to door collection of 80% of premises segregating Waste transported through dumper
Pradesh solid waste is being done in waste at source. placer.
the city in 9 wards.

80% household and 80%

non-residential premises
covered in D2D collection
through 50 % Motorized
vehicle, 30% other devices.

Himachal NP Chowari Door to door collection of Not provided Waste transported through non-
Pradesh solid waste is being done in tipping truck and three wheeler.
the city in 7 wards.

200 households covered

under D2D collection.
Himachal Cantonment 2 wards, 677 households and Not provided Waste transported through
Pradesh Board Jutogh 28 small shop non-residential Mahindra pickup jeep.
areas are covered under
D2D collection.
Himachal Cantonment Door to door collection of 70 % premises segregating the Waste transported through TATA
Pradesh Board Kasauli solid waste is being done in waste at source. Ace.
the city in 6 wards.

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460 households covered

under D2D collection.

Himachal Cantonment Not Provided Not being segregated Waste transported through tipping
Pradesh Board Yol truck, dumper placer etc.

Himachal Cantonment Door to door collection of 100% solid waste is stored at Waste transported through
Pradesh Board Dalhousie solid waste is being done in source in a segregated form. partitioned vehicle.
the city in 6 wards, 146
house hold. Residential and
1 hotels/ restaurant, 1
educational institute, 1 office
complex, 42 shops.

Himachal Cantonment Door to door collection of Storage depots have facility for Not Provided.
Pradesh Board Bakloh solid waste is being done in storage of segregated waste in
the city in 2 wards, green and blue bins.

Himachal Cantonment 100 % door to door collection 70% premises segregating the Waste transported through dumper
Pradesh Board Subathu of solid waste is being done waste at source. placer.
in the city 6 wards.

Himachal Cantonment Door to door collection of 50% premises segregating the Waste transported throughjeep
Pradesh Board Dagsai solid waste is being done in waste at source. attached with trailer.
the city in 6 wards,

10. Jammu & 80 Jammu Division: 100% Jammu Division: No segregation Jammu Division: Transportation of
Kashmir House to House collection is is done in state except partial waste is carried out in heavy
being done by 21 local segregation is being done in 02 vehicles by ULBs. Mostly the
bodies. Partial House to local body’s i.e. Katra & Jammu vehicles transporting the MSW
House collection is being MC. under tarpaulin cover.
done by remaining local Kashmir Division: Segregation of Kashmir: SMC are equipped with
bodies. MSW at source has been waste transporting vehicles
Kashmir Division: 80% initiated by SMC.
collection is being done by
SMC in Srinagar City.

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11. Jharkhand 42 42 ULBs (100%) 40 ULBs (95%) 42 ULBs (100%)

12. Karnataka 316 310 ULB (98%) 78% Collection of solid waste is done in
most of the local bodies.
13. Kerala 93 Not Provided Not Provided Not Provided
14. Madhya Pradesh 383 372 ULBs 100% segregation in 276 ULBs 100%

15. Maharashtra 396 ULBs+7 396 ULBs Segregation at source 90 ULBs 396 ULBs
cantonments
board
16. Manipur 27 27 Local Bodies 22 ULBs The waste is transported in open
vehicles. The Transporters take
care to cover the wastes with plastic
sheets during transportation to
avoid scattering
17. Meghalaya 7 4 ULBs 3 ULBs 4 ULBs

18. Mizoram 1 100% in Aizawl City Aizawl: 100% ULB: 100%

83.3% in Urban Towns Urban Towns: 5 out of 22 (23 Urban Towns: 83.35%
)%

19. Nagaland Kohima 60% in Kohima MC Yes Yes

Nagaland Dimapur 100% 2% No

Nagaland Mokokchung 83% No No

Nagaland Phek 100% 50 No

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Nagaland Wokha 50% No No

Nagaland Mon 65% 75% No

Nagaland Zunheboto No No No

Nagaland Tuensang 80% No No

Nagaland Kipire 80% No No

Nagaland Peren 25% No No

Nagaland Longleng No 20% No

Nagaland Noklak No No No

Nagaland Medziphema No, however, point to point No No

collection is being done

Nagaland Chumukedima 80% 60% No

Nagaland East Dimapur 50% No No

Nagaland Tuli 100% No No

Nagaland Changtongya Yes No No

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Nagaland Longkhim No Yes No

Nagaland Mangkolemba No No No

Nagaland Bhandari No No No

Nagaland Tening Commercial areas No No

Nagaland Jalukie No No No

Nagaland Pfutsero 80% 60% No

Nagaland Tseminyu 100% No No

Nagaland Naqginimora No No No

Nagaland Tizit No Nil No

Nagaland Shamator No No No

Nagaland Pungro No No No

Nagaland Tobu 100% 50% No

Nagaland Aboi Commercial areas No No

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Nagaland Meluri 60% No No

Nagaland Chozuba No Yes No

Nagaland Chiephobozou No No No

Nagaland Niuland No No No

Nagaland Tamlu No No No

Nagaland Seyochung No No No

Nagaland Atoizu No No No

Nagaland Satakha No No No

Nagaland Aghunato No No No

20. Odisha 114 109 ULBs (95.5%) 109 ULBs 108 (95%) ULBs

21. Punjab 167 142 ULBs 113 ULBs 143 ULBs

22. Rajasthan 196 100% 81 ULBs 121 ULBs=100%

68 ULBs= Partial

23. Sikkim 07 100% In various wards Yes

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24. Tamil Nadu 20 nos in 100% in 114 ULBs 100% in 21 ULBs 100% in 125 ULBs
cities/town 80 - 100% in 18 ULBs 80 to 100% in 93 ULBs 80 to 100% in 11 ULBs
Less than 80% - 4 ULBs 50-80% in 17 ULBs
Less than 50% in 5 ULBs
25. Telangana Not Provided House to House collection of About 39% of households in the In GHMC and some other
MSW has been practicing in State were covered under municipalities, the MSW is
all the ULBs in the State. As source segregation. transported in covered vehicles. In
per the information furnished other municipalities the waste is
by the Commissioner & transported in trucks covered with
Director of Municipal nets to avoid scattering.
Administration, 100% of In 142 ULBs the waste is
households covered under transported in tracks covered with in
door to door collection. to avoid scattering
26. Tripura 20 ULBs 325 Wards 20 ULBs 20 ULBs

27. Uttarakhand 91 ULB 1139 Wards (100%) 792 Wards (69.5%) Partly

28. Uttar Pradesh Partially Approx. 99% Partially Complied Partially Complied

29. West Bengal 125 97% 31.2% 100%

30. Andaman and Not Provided Urban Area Urban Area Transportation of waste is carried
Nicobar Islands 100% 100% out through tarpaulin covered
Door to door collection vehicles
carried out in all 24 wards Rural Area
90%
Rural Area
50% of households are
covered in door to door
collection of solid waste.
31. Chandigarh 01 100% 80% Yes

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No. (% covered) (% covered)

32. DDDNH Not Provided Not Provided 100% of households practice DNH : 14 Tractor, 6 dumpers, 1
storage of waste at source in compactor lifter, 3 Hydraulic lift, 6
domestic bins pick-up tempo, 20 compactor bins
and 45 hydraulic bins
100% of non-residential
premises practice storage of Daman MC: 7 tractor, 4 tipping
waste at source in truck, 3 compactor
commercial/institutional bins.
Daman District Panchayat: 27
Tractor, 15 Tipping truck, 3
compactors

Diu MC: 7 cart tractor, 8 non tipping

trucks

Diu District Panchayat: 3 tractor and

4 non tipping trucks
33. Delhi 5 ULBs ULBs - 100% North DMC - 80% in Model Transportation of waste in covered
Wards vehicles reported by all local bodies.

South DMC – 80-100% in 15

wards, 60-80% in 9 wards, 50-
60% in 4 wards, 40-50% in 9
wards, 20-40% in 13 wards, 10-
20% in 8 wards

East DMC – 30%

New DMC - 90%

DCB - 90% in Civil Area and

60% in Army area
34. Lakshadweep 10 Village Not practicing at present. The Not provided 17 closed vichels for waste
kitchen wastes are transportation.
processing in their own
locality.

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No. (% covered) (% covered)

35. Puducherry Not Provided In ten wards segregation of Segregation in selected wards Yes
waste is being practiced into
degradable and non-bio-
degradable.
In other wards, door to door
collection is being done
without segregation.

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TABLE 7: STATEWISE DETAILS OF SOLID WASTE PROCESSING FACILITIES

State/UT Name of City/Town Type of Waste Number Capacity (TPD) Status

Processing (Operational/Setup/Planned)
Facility
Andhra Srikakulam Composting Setup
Pradesh
GVMC Composting Setup

Salur Composting Setup

Vizianagaram Composting Setup

Narsipatnam Composting Setup

Bobbili Composting Setup

Jammalamadugur Composting Setup

Rajamundry Composting Setup

Mandapeta Composting Setup

Mydakur Composting Setup

Guntur Composting Setup

Tenali Composting Setup

Peddapuram Composting Setup

Gollaprolu Composting Setup

Narsapur Composting Setup

Tanuku Composting Setup

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Processing (Operational/Setup/Planned)
Facility
Kovvur Composting Setup

Tiruvuru Composting Setup

Narasaraopet Composting Setup

Chilakaluripet Composting Setup

Mangalagiri Composting Setup

Sattenapalli Composting Setup

Piduguralla Composting Setup

Taepalli Composting Setup

Ongole Composting Setup

Rajampeta Composting Setup

Chirala Composting Setup

Kanigiri Composting Setup

Nellore Composting Setup

Kavali Composting Setup

Venkatagiri Composting Setup

Giddalur Composting Setup

Palasa-Kasibugga Composting Setup

Ichapuram Composting Setup

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Processing (Operational/Setup/Planned)
Facility
Pulivendula Composting Setup

Yelamanchili Composting Setup

Pithapuram Composting Setup

Rajam Composting Setup

Tadepalligudem Composting Setup

Amadalavalasa Composting Setup

Nandikotkur Composting Setup

Puttaparthy Composting Setup

Tadipatri Composting Setup

Tirupathi Composting Setup

Chittoor Composting Setup

Punganur Composting Setup

Palamaneru Composting Setup

Kurnool Composting Setup

Nandyal Composting Setup

Tuni Composting Setup

Mummidivaram Composting Setup

Narsipatnam Operational
Bobbili Operational

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Processing (Operational/Setup/Planned)
Facility
Jammalamadugu Composting Operational
Markarpur Composting Operational

Rayadurg Composting Operational

Punganur Composting Operational

Palamaneru Composting Operational

Nuzivid Composting Operational

Palasa-Kasibugga Composting Operational

Kanigiri Composting Operational

Ichapuram Composting Operational

Pulivendula Composting Operational

Allagadda Composting Operational

Yelamanchili Composting Operational

Giddalur Composting Operational

Piduguralla Composting Operational

Adoni Composting Operational

Tiruvuru Composting Operational

Madanapalle Composting Operational

Salur Composting Operational

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Processing (Operational/Setup/Planned)
Facility
Rajam Composting Operational

Chirala Composting Operational

Amadalavalasa Composting Operational

Sullurpet Composting Operational

Puttaparthy Composting Operational

Tadipatri Composting Operational

Tirupathi Composting Operational

Palakonda Composting Under installation/planned

Parvathipuram Composting Under installation/planned

Amalapuram Composting Under installation/planned

Tuni Composting Under installation/planned

Mummidivaram Composting Under installation/planned

Machilipatnam Composting Under installation/planned

Gudivada Composting Under installation/planned

Jaggayyapet Composting Under installation/planned

Pedana Composting Under installation/planned

Vuyyuru Composting Under installation/planned

Bapatla Composting Under installation/planned

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Processing (Operational/Setup/Planned)
Facility
Repalle Composting Under installation/planned

Macherla Composting Under installation/planned

Vinukonda Composting Under installation/planned

Ongole Composting Under installation/planned

Kandukur Composting Under installation/planned

Addanki Composting Under installation/planned

Chimakurthy Composting Under installation/planned

Hindupur Composting Under installation/planned

Kadiri Composting Under installation/planned

Kalyandurgam Composting Under installation/planned

Madakasira Composting Under installation/planned

Atmakur Composting Under installation/planned

Bobbili Vermi-composting setup

Salur Vermi-composting setup

Yelamanchili Vermi-composting setup

Rajamundry Vermi-composting setup

Mandapeta Vermi-composting setup

Eluru Vermi-composting setup

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Processing (Operational/Setup/Planned)
Facility
Gudivada Vermi-composting setup

Guntur Vermi-composting setup

Tenali Vermi-composting setup

Narasaraopeta Vermi-composting setup

Macherla Vermi-composting setup

Vinukonda Vermi-composting setup

Tadepalli Vermi-composting setup

Ongole Vermi-composting setup

Kavali Vermi-composting setup

Venkatagiri Vermi-composting setup

Guntakul Vermi-composting setup

Tadipatri Vermi-composting setup

Chittoor Vermi-composting setup

Srikalahasti Vermi-composting setup

Nandyal Vermi-composting setup

Kadapa Vermi-composting setup

Proddatur Vermi-composting setup

Bobbili Vermi-composting operational

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State/UT Name of City/Town Type of Waste Number Capacity (TPD) Status

Processing (Operational/Setup/Planned)
Facility
Salur Vermi-composting operational

Vishakhapatnam Vermi-composting operational

Mandapeta Vermi-composting operational

Mumidivaram Vermi-composting operational

Eluru Vermi-composting operational

Tadepalliguden Vermi-composting operational

Tanuku Vermi-composting operational

Jangareddygudem Vermi-composting operational

Vijaywada Vermi-composting operational

Guntur Vermi-composting operational

Tenali Vermi-composting operational

Vinukonda Vermi-composting operational

Tadepalli Vermi-composting operational

Chirala Vermi-composting operational

Kavali Vermi-composting operational

Venkatagiri Vermi-composting operational

Atmakur (NLR) Vermi-composting operational

Tadipatri Vermi-composting operational

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State/UT Name of City/Town Type of Waste Number Capacity (TPD) Status

Processing (Operational/Setup/Planned)
Facility
Madanapalli Vermi-composting operational

Nandiyal Vermi-composting operational

Kadapa Vermi-composting operational

Proddatur Vermi-composting operational

Samalkot Vermi-composting operational

Narasaraopet Vermi-composting operational

Piduguralla Vermi-composting operational

Ongole Vermi-composting operational

Chittoor Vermi-composting operational

Tirupati Vermi-composting operational

Bobbli Vermi-composting Under installation/planned

Salur Vermi-composting Under installation/planned

Vishakhapatnam Vermi-composting Under installation/planned

Mandapetta Vermi-composting Under installation/planned

Mumidivaram Vermi-composting Under installation/planned

Eluru Vermi-composting Under installation/planned

Tadepalliguden Vermi-composting Under installation/planned

Tanuku Vermi-composting Under installation/planned

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State/UT Name of City/Town Type of Waste Number Capacity (TPD) Status

Processing (Operational/Setup/Planned)
Facility
Jangareddyguden Vermi-composting Under installation/planned

Vijaywada Vermi-composting Under installation/planned

Guntur Vermi-composting Under installation/planned

Tenali Vermi-composting Under installation/planned

Vinukonda Vermi-composting Under installation/planned

Tadepalli Vermi-composting Under installation/planned

Chirala Vermi-composting Under installation/planned

Kavali Vermi-composting Under installation/planned

Venkatagiri Vermi-composting Under installation/planned

Atamkur (NLR) Vermi-composting Under installation/planned

Tadipatri Vermi-composting Under installation/planned

Madanapalli Vermi-composting Under installation/planned

Nandiyal Vermi-composting Under installation/planned

Kadapa Vermi-composting Under installation/planned

Proddatur Vermi-composting Under installation/planned

Samalkot Vermi-composting Under installation/planned

Narasaraopet Vermi-composting Under installation/planned

Piduguralla Vermi-composting Under installation/planned

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State/UT Name of City/Town Type of Waste Number Capacity (TPD) Status

Processing (Operational/Setup/Planned)
Facility
Ongole Vermi-composting Under installation/planned

Chittoor Vermi-composting Under installation/planned

Tirupati Vermi-composting Under installation/planned

Bobbili Biogas Setup

Salur Biogas Setup

Yelamanchili Biogas Setup

Rajamundri Biogas Setup

Guntur Biogas Setup

Narasaraopet Biogas Setup

Tirupati Biogas Setup

Bobbili Biogas Operational

Salur Biogas Operational

Guntur Biogas Operational

Tenali Biogas Operational

Venkatagiri Biogas Operational

Madanapalli Biogas Operational

Piduguralla Biogas Operational

Bobbili Biogas Under installation/planned

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State/UT Name of City/Town Type of Waste Number Capacity (TPD) Status

Processing (Operational/Setup/Planned)
Facility
Salur Biogas Under installation/planned

Guntur Biogas Under installation/planned

Tenali Biogas Under installation/planned

Venkatagiri Biogas Under installation/planned

Madanapalli Biogas Under installation/planned

Piduguralla Biogas Under installation/planned

Nellore RDF/Palletization setup

Tirupati RDF/Palletization setup

Adoni RDF/Palletization setup

Arunachal Mariyang Composting 1 0.5 setup

Pradesh
Pasighat Municipal Composting 1 5 setup
Corporation
Tawang Composting 1 0.72 setup

Yingkiong Composting 1 0.66 setup

Mariyang Composting 1 0.5 operational

Pasighat Municipal Composting 1 5 operational

Corporation
Tawang Composting 1 0.72 operational

Yingkiong Composting 1 0.66 operational

Vasar Vermi-composting 1 0.50 setup

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Processing (Operational/Setup/Planned)
Facility
Bomdila Vermi-composting 1 2 setup

Vasar Vermi-composting 1 0.50 operational

Bomdila Vermi-composting 1 2 operational

Allo MRF Under installation/planned

Wasar MRF Under installation/planned

Boleng MRF Under installation/planned

Doimukh MRF Under installation/planned

Itanagar MRF Under installation/planned

Kimin MRF Under installation/planned

Mariyang MRF Under installation/planned

Miao MRF Under installation/planned

Namsai MRF Under installation/planned

Palin MRF Under installation/planned

Panjin MRF Under installation/planned

Sagali MRF Under installation/planned

Tawang MRF Under installation/planned

Yupia MRF Under installation/planned

Yenkion MRF Under installation/planned

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State/UT Name of City/Town Type of Waste Number Capacity (TPD) Status

Processing (Operational/Setup/Planned)
Facility
Assam Guwahati MC Composting 1 50 Setup
Vermi-Composting Nil Nil Setup
Biogas 1 5 Setup/Operational
RDF Nil
Tezpur MC Composting 1 50 TPD Setup
Bongaigaon MC Composting 26 TPD Setup
Kokrajhar MC Composting 18.14 TPD Setup
Silchar MC Composting 60 TPD Setup/Operational
Tezpur MC Composting 50 TPD Operational
Bongaigaon MC Composting 26 TPD Operational
Dibrugarh Municipal Board Composting 50 MTD Under installation / Planned

Bihar A total no. of 268 sites have Composting setup

been identified for setting up
of solid waste processing
units in 136 ULBs.

Rest 6 ULBs are in the

process of identification of
land as per the criteria of
SWM Rules, 2016.

Bio composting work has Composting Operational

been started in 136 sites in
118 ULBs.
Nil Composting Nil Nil Under installation/planned

Chhattisgarh Composting 521 Setup & Operational

RDF/ Pelletization 2 Setup &Operational
Goa Pernem Composting setup
Mormugaon Composting Setup
Bicholim Composting Setup

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Processing (Operational/Setup/Planned)
Facility
Sankhali Composting Setup

Mapusa Composting Setup

CCP Panaji Composting Setup

Valpoi Composting Setup

Ponda Composting Setup

Mormugao Composting Setup

Margao Composting Setup

Curchorem-Cacora Composting Setup

Sanguem Composting Setup

Cuncolim Composting Setup

Quepem Composting Setup

Canacona Composting Setup

Bicholim Composting Operational

Sankhali Composting Operational

Mapusa Composting Operational

Panaji Composting Operational

Valpoi Composting Operational

Ponda Composting Operational

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Processing (Operational/Setup/Planned)
Facility
Mormugao Composting Operational

Quepem Composting Operational

Cuncolin Composting Operational

Sanguem Composting Operational

Margao Composting Operational

Pernem Composting Operational

Curchoren Cacora Composting Operational

Cana cona Composting Operational

CCP Panaji Biogas 1 12 Setup

Mormugao Biogas 1 10 Setup
CCP Panaji Biogas 1 12 Setup
Mormugao Biogas 1 10 Setup
Margao Biogas Under installation/planned
Gujarat Composting 38 Setup
Vermi-Composting 95 Setup
Biogas 3 Setup
RDF/ Pelletization 2 Setup
Composting 31 Operational
Vermi-Composting 31 Operational
Biogas 0 Operational
RDF/ Pelletization 2 Operational
Haryana Composting 3 plants in 3 MCs. Setup

2500 composting
pits in 76 MCs.
Vermi-Composting 10 Setup

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Processing (Operational/Setup/Planned)
Facility
Biogas 3 Setup
RDF/ Pelletization 3 Setup
Composting 3 plants in 3 MCs. Operational

2500 composting
pits in 76 MCs.
Vermi-Composting 10 Operational
Biogas 3 Operational
RDF/ Pelletization 3 Operational
Himachal Shimla Composting 0.5 TPD
Pradesh
Solan Composting 200

Himachal Bilaspur Composting Compost pits Operational

Pradesh available but site
under dispute (45
pits). Presently
waste sent to
piggery farm
Ghumarwin.
Ghumarwin Composting Compost pits are Operational
under
construction.
Naina Devi Composting Pit composting Operational
facility operational
(30 pits)
Talai Composting Pit composting Operational
facility operational
(75 pits)
Chamba Composting Pit composting Operational
facility operational
(30 pits)
Chowari Composting Pit composting Operational
facility operational
(7 pits)

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Facility
Dalhousie Composting Pit composting Operational
facility operational
(10 pits)
Bhota Composting Temporary pit Operational
composting
operational (3
temp pit)
Hamirpur Composting Pit composting Operational
facility operational
(74 pits)
Nadaun Composting Pit composting Operational
facility operational
(8 pits)
Tira Sujanpur Composting Pit composting Operational
facility operational
(10 pits)
Dehra Composting Temporary pit Operational
composting facility
operational
Jawalamukhi Composting Pit composting Operational
facility operational
(30 pits)
Baijnath Composting Temporary pit Operational
composting facility
operational (3
temp pits)
Dharmshala Composting Pit composting Operational
facility operational
(23 pits)
Jawali Composting Temporary pit Operational
composting facility
operational
Kangra Composting Pit composting Operational
facility operational
(28 pits)
Nagrota Bagwan Composting at Kangra site Operational

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Processing (Operational/Setup/Planned)
Facility
Nurpur Composting Pit composting Operational
facility operational
Palampur Composting Wet waste Operational
processing is done
jointly with AIMA
gram panchayat
through
composting
machine. 50 Kg
compost is
generated per day.
Compost is
distributed free of
cost to nearby
farmer.
Banjar Composting Pit composting Operational
facility operational
(20 pits)
Bhuntar Composting Temporary pit Operational
composting facility
operational
Kullu Composting Wet waste is Operational
treated by
composting
machine. It has
been installed in
ward no. 9 at
Lanka Bekar Kullu.
The composter
generates approx
2.5 tons compost
per month which is
used by local
farmers in
agriculture and
horticulture.

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Processing (Operational/Setup/Planned)
Facility
Manali Composting Pit composting Operational
facility operational
(11 new pits
constructed)
Joginder Nagar Composting Temporary pit Operational
composting facility
operational (10
pits)
Karsog Composting Pit composting Operational
facility operational
(6 pits)
Mandi Composting Pit composting Operational
facility operational
(104 pits)
Nerchowk Composting Wet waste sent to Operational
piggery &
gaushala
Rewalsar Composting Pit composting Operational
done at Mandi site.
Sarkaghat Composting Temporary pit Operational
composting (3
temp pits)
Sundernagar Composting Pit composting Operational
(25 pits)
Chaupal Composting Temporary pit Operational
composting facility
operational (2
temp pits)
Jubbal Composting Pit composting Operational
facility operational
(8 pits)
Kotkhai Composting Pit composting Operational
facility operational
(9 pits)
Narkanda Composting Pit composting Operational
facility operational

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Facility
(2 pits)
Rampur Composting Pit composting Operational
facility operational
(39 pits)
Rohru Composting Pit composting Operational
facility operational
(6 pits)
Sunni Composting Pit composting 0.15 Operational
facility operational
(20 pits)
Nahan Composting Pit composting Operational
facility operational
(60 pits)
Paonta Sahib Composting Pit composting Operational
facility operational
(20 pits)
Rajgarh Composting pit composting (5 Operational
pits)
Solan Composting Pit composting Operational
facility operational
(20 pits)
Arki Composting Pit composting Operational
facility operational
(14 pits)
Parwanoo Composting Pit composting Operational
facility operational
Nalagarh Composting Pit composting Operational
facility operational
Baddi Composting waste Operational
accumulated at
Kenduwal site
Daulatpur Composting Pit composting Operational
facility operational

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Processing (Operational/Setup/Planned)
Facility
Gagret Composting Wet waste is sent Operational
to private gaushala
at Amboa village.
The wet waste is
collected by
Gaushala operator
separately. Gagret
has compost pits
also constructed at
krishnanagar at
NP gaushala site
but they are not in
use as all wet
waste is
consumed by
Gaushala &pggery
nearby.
Mehatpur Composting pit composting at Operational
Mehatpur site
(joint with
Santokhgarh)
Santokhgarh Composting Pit composting Operational
facility operational
(107 pits)
Una Composting Pit composting Operational
facility operational
(150 pits)
Theog Composting Under construction
Jammu & Jammu Cantonment Board Composting Setup
Kashmir Srinagar Municipal Composting Setup
Corporation
MC Pahalgam (through Composting Setup
Pehalgam Development
Authority)
MC Tangmarg/Gulmarg Composting Setup
Srinagar Municipal Composting Operational

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Facility
Corporation
MC Pahalgam (through Composting Operational
Pehalgam Development
Authority)
Cantonment Board Satwar Composting Under construction/planned
MC Bhaderwah Vermi-Composting 1 Setup& Operational
MC Doda Vermi-Composting 1 Setup & Operational

MC Sunderbani Vermi-Composting 1 Setup & Operational

Udhampur Vermi-Composting 1 Under construction/planned

Riasi Vermi-Composting 1 Under construction/planned
Katra Vermi-Composting 1 Under construction/planned
Sri Mata Vaishno Devi DB, Biogas 1 Setup & Operational
Katra
Dogra Hall Biogas 1 6 cubic meters Setup & Operational
Jammu Municipal RDF/ Pelletization 1 Under installation / Planned
Corporation
Jharkhand Composting 42 ULBs as per Setup
UDD
Giridi Composting Operational
Deoghar Composting Operational

Latehar Composting Operational

Sahibganj Composting Operational

Rajmahal Composting Operational

Garhua Composting Operational

Ranchi Composting Operational

Bundu Composting Operational

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Facility
Dhanbad Composting Operational

Chirkunda Composting Operational

Chas Composting Operational

Phusro Composting Operational

Jhumri Tallaiya Composting Operational

Kodarma Composting Operational

Chatra Composting Operational

Khunti Composting Operational

Madhupur Composting Operational

Godda Composting Operational

Pakur Composting Operational

Mihijam Composting Operational

Jantara Composting Operational

Chaibasa Composting Operational

Chakradharpur Composting Operational

Chakulia Composting Operational

Saraikela Composting Operational

Simdega Composting Operational

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Processing (Operational/Setup/Planned)
Facility
Adityapur Composting Operational

Jamshedpur Composting Operational

Mango Composting Operational

Jugsalai Composting Operational

Kapali Composting Operational

Lohardaga Composting Operational

Hajaribagh Composting Operational

Dumka Composting Operational

Gumla Composting Operational

Medininagar Composting Operational

Ramgarh Composting Operational

Basukinath Composting Operational

Vishrampur Composting Operational

Manjiong Composting Operational

Sri Banshidhar Nagar Composting Operational

Husainabad Composting Operational

Rajmahal Vermi-Composting 1 Setup

Vasukinath Vermi-Composting 1 Setup

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Facility
Jamshedpur Vermi-Composting 1 Setup

Chaibasa Vermi-Composting 1 Setup

Lohardaga Vermi-Composting 1 Setup

Rajmahal Vermi-Composting 1 Operational

Basukinath Vermi-Composting 1 Operational

Jamshedpur Vermi-Composting 1 Operational

Giridihi Biogas 1 Setup

Jamshedpur Biogas 1 Setup

Godda Biogas 1 Setup

Bundu Biogas 1 Setup

Jamshedpur Biogas 1 Operational

Giridih Biogas 1 Operational

Ranchi Biogas 1 Under installation/planned

Khunti Biogas 1 Under installation/planned

Bundu Biogas 1 Under installation/planned

Latehar Biogas 1 Under installation/planned

RDF 1 as per UDD Setup

Deoghar RDF 1 Operational
Giridih RDF 1 Under construction/planned

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Processing (Operational/Setup/Planned)
Facility
Jhumri Talaiyya RDF 1 Under construction/planned
Chakulia RDF 1 Under construction/planned
Karnataka Composting 216 5834 Setup
Vermi-Composting - Setup
Biogas 15 68 Setup
RDF/ Pelletization 217 215 Setup
Composting 216 Operational
Vermi-Composting - Operational
Biogas 15 Operational
RDF/ Pelletization 217 Operational
Kerala Composting 14 Setup
Composting 14 Operational
Vermi-Composting 7 Setup
Vermi-Composting 7 Operational
Biogas Community Level- Setup
287
Household level-
21550
Biogas Community Level- Operational
287
Household level-
21550
Madhya Composting 130 Set up
Pradesh Vermi-Composting 33 Set up
Biogas 03 Set up
RDF/ Pelletization 47 Set up
Composting 130 Operational
Vermi-Composting 33 Operational
Biogas 03 Operational
RDF/ Pelletization 47 Operational
Composting 11 Under installation / Planned

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Processing (Operational/Setup/Planned)
Facility
Maharashtra No. of cities/ ULBs 321 Composting 378 Set up

No. of cities/ ULBs 79 Vermi-Composting 89 Set up

No. of cities/ ULBs 30 Biogas 47 Set up

No. of cities/ ULBs 9 RDF/ Pelletization 18 Set up

No of Cantonment Boards 07 Composting 378 Operational

Vermi-Composting 89 Operational
Biogas 47 Operational
RDF/ Pelletization 18 Operational

Manipur Composting 11 Setup

RDF/ Pelletization 1 Setup
Composting 7 Operational
Composting 5 Under installation / Planned

Meghalaya Composting 1 2.0 MT/Day Set up

Composting 1 2.0 MT/Day Operational
Mizoram Composting 1 Setup
Vermi-Composting 1 Setup
Biogas 4 Setup
Composting 1 Operational
Vermi-Composting 1 Operational
Biogas 4 Operational
Nagaland Kohima Composting 1 Setup
Odisha Composting Yes Setup
Vermi-Composting Yes Setup
Composting Yes Operational
Vermi-Composting Yes Operational

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Processing (Operational/Setup/Planned)
Facility
Composting Yes Under installation / Planned

Vermi-Composting Yes Under installation / Planned

Punjab Composting 1572 Setup

Vermi-Composting 1 Setup
RDF/ Pelletization 2 Setup
Composting 1572 Operational
Vermi-Composting 1 Operational
RDF/ Pelletization 2 Operational

Rajasthan Jaipur, Udaipur Composting 2 250+ 60 =310 TPD setup

Pratapgarh, Dungarpur Vermi-Composting 2 6+7 = 13 TPD setup
Grasim India Ltd Jaipur RDF/ Pelletization 1 350 TPD setup
Bhilwara Compost+RDF 2 144+60 = 204 TPD setup
Jaipur, Udaipur Composting 2 250+ 60 =310 TPD Operational
Pratapgarh, Dungarpur Vermi-Composting 2 6+7 = 13 TPD Operational
Grasim India Ltd Jaipur RDF/ Pelletization 1 350 TPD Operational
Compost+RDF 2 144+60 = 204 TPD Operational
Compost+RDF 1 258 TPD Under installation / Planned
Compost+RDF 1 100 TPD Under installation / Planned
Compost+RDF 1 60 TPD Under installation / Planned
Compost+RDF 1 40 Under installation / Planned
Compost+RDF 1 100 Under installation / Planned
Compost+RDF 1 123 Under installation / Planned
Compost+RDF 1 60 Under installation / Planned
Compost+RDF 1 42 Under installation / Planned
Compost+RDF 1 82 Under installation / Planned
Compost+RDF 1 65 Under installation / Planned
Compost+RDF 1 95 Under installation / Planned
Compost+RDF 1 600 Under installation / Planned
Compost+RDF 1 400 Under installation / Planned

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Processing (Operational/Setup/Planned)
Facility
Compost+RDF 1 129 Under installation / Planned
Compost+RDF 1 60 Under installation / Planned
Compost+RDF 1 20 Under installation / Planned
Compost 1 26 Under installation / Planned
Compost 1 15 Under installation / Planned
Biogas 2 Under installation / Planned

Sikkim Composting 1 80 kg/ day Setup

Composting 1 50 TPD Setup

Composting 1 1 TPD Setup

Composting 1 80 kg/ day Operational

Composting 1 50 TPD Operational
Composting 1 1 TPD Operational
Tamil Nadu Composting 1087 MCCs, 876 Setup
OCCs, 530
Windrows
Vermi-Composting 263 Setup

Biogas 107 Setup

Composting 901 MCCs, 876 Operational

OCCs, 529
Windrows
Vermi-Composting 263 Operational

Biogas 107 Operational

Composting 186 MCC, 1 Under installation / Planned

Windrows
Biogas 21 Under installation / Planned
Telangana 141 ULBs Composting/Vermin 229 1117.2 Setup/Operational
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Processing (Operational/Setup/Planned)
Facility
5 ULB Biogas 7 21 Setup/Operational
Biogas 2 2+10 = 12 TPD Under installation / Planned
Tripura Composting 1 256 MTPD Setup
Vermi-Composting 1 0.4 MTPD Setup
Composting 1 156.1 MTPD Operational
Vermi-Composting 1 .4 MTPD Operational
Composting 14 Under installation / Planned
Uttarakhand Composting 1 300MTD Setup
Composting 1 250 MTD Setup
Composting 1 30 T/day Operational
Composting 1 35 T/day Operational
Uttar Pradesh Prayagraj, Etawa, Kannauj, Composting 16 5520 TPD Operational
mainpuri, Lucknow, Pilkuwa,
raebareli, Muzaffarnagar,
Aligarh, Varanasi, Kanpur,
Agra, Moradabad, Mathura,
Jaunpur, Mubarakpur
Barabanki RDF/ Pelletization 1 2.5 MW waste to Operational
Energy
Lucknow RDF/ Pelletization 1 Under installation

Sambal, Badaun, Mirzapur, Composting 8 8 895 TPD Under installation / planned to

Balia, Rampur, Jhasi, Meerut, be made operational by 31-12-
Fatehpur 2022

West Bengal Composting 13 940.5 TPD Setup

Composting 10 500,150,100,10,28,15, Operational

25,38,30 & 20 TPD
Rajpur-Sonarpur MC Bio-Gas 1 1 TPD Set-up

Andaman Brrokshabad, Gandhi Park, Composting 5 Not Provided Operational

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Processing (Operational/Setup/Planned)
Facility
Islands &Junglighat
Biogas 1 0.5 MTPD & 21 Operational
household in
Bathubasti, Port Blair
have installed captive
bio-gas plants for
waste processing.
Chandigarh Composting 1 Raw Material Setup
processed- 23282 MT
Final Product
Produced: 924.57 MT,
Sold: MT
Quantity of residual
waste landfilled : MT
Dadumajra 1 300 TPD Operational

Vermi-Composting Nil Nil Nil

Biogas 2 Raw material Setup
processed: 576 MT
Final product
Produced: 17678 KVA
Sold: Self used
Quantity fo residual
waste landfill: 1.5 MT
Industrial Area Phase I 2 3 TPD & TPD Operational

DDDNH Silvasa Municipal Council Composting 1 28.5 TPD Operational

Daman MC Composting 1 34 TPD Operational

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Processing (Operational/Setup/Planned)
Facility
Diu MC Composting 1 8500 Kg Operational

Silvasa Municipal Council RDF 1 33.5 PD Operational

District Panchayat Diu Vermi-composting 1 1595 kgs Operational

Dadra Nagar Haveli Composting 1 85 TPD Operational

Delhi DCB, EDMC, NDMC, North Composting 96 237.2 TPD Setup

DMC, SDMC
19 NP Operational
Rohini, Mori Gate, Ramlila 5 5 TPD Under installation / Planned
Ground, Gokalpur &Dwarka
Sector-14
SDMC Vermi-Composting 1 1 TPD Setup
1 Operational
Biogas 13 42.45 TPD Setup/Operational
Naraina Industrial area, 11 3045 TPD Under installation / Planned
Mangalpuri Industrial area,
Masood pur, Ghonda ,
Tekhand, Keshpur, Ghogha,
Goyala, Nagli, Ghazipur
Ghazipure, Bawana, Okhla RDF/ Pelletization 3 4550 TPD Operational

Lakshadweep Composting 1 9.89 kg/day Setup

Biogas 2 Not Provided Setup
47 Not Provided Operational
11 Not Provided Under installation / Planned
Puducherry Composting 2 36 TPD Operational

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Processing (Operational/Setup/Planned)
Facility
1 NP Under installation / Planned
Vermi-Composting 1 NP Operational
Biogas 2 NP Operational

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Table 8: WASTE-TO-ENERGY PLANTS

S. No. States Waste-to-Energy
Plant Location Power Generation (MW) Remarks
1. Andhra Pradesh Visakhapatnam (4ULBs) 15 1133 TPD
Guntur (9 ULBs) 15 1202 TPD
2. Arunachal Pradesh Nil Nil Nil
3. Assam Nil Nil Nil
4. Bihar Nil Nil Nil
5. Chhattisgarh Nil Nil Nil
6. Goa Hindustan waste Treatment Plant Pvt. Ltd. at 0.6 In operation
Sailogo, Bardez, Goa
7. Gujarat - - -
8. Haryana Sonepat 7 Operational
Gurugram (Bhandwari) 23 Under Installation
9. Himachal Pradesh Shimla Not Provided Under Construction
Manali
10. Jammu & Kashmir Nil Nil Nil
11. Jharkhand Nil Nil Nil
12. Karnataka Nil Nil Nil
13. Kerala 1. Kozhikode (Work awarded)
2. Kannur (Work awarded)
3. Kollam (Work awarded)
4. Palakkad (DPR Stage)
5. Kochi (re-tenderingcompleted)
6. Thiruvananthapuram (Land not
identified)
7. Munnar (Tendering)
8. Thrissur (Land identified)
9. Malappuram (Land identified)

14. Madhya Pradesh 1. Jabalpur 11.5 MW Operational

2. Rewa (2) 2x6 MW Under Construction
15. Maharashtra 1. Solapur Municipal Corporation 4 MW In Operation

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S. No. States Waste-to-Energy

Plant Location Power Generation (MW) Remarks
16. Manipur 1. Lamdeng, Imphal Nil Under Installation
17. Meghalaya Nil Nil Nil
18. Mizoram Nil Nil Nil
19. Nagaland Nil Nil Nil
20. Odisha - - -
21. Punjab Bathinda - Both plants are not operational
Ludhiana
22. Rajasthan 1. M/s JITF Urban Infrastructure Ltd. 600TPD Land allotted. Lease deed pending
Jaipur PPA &. Lease deed pending

2. M/s JITF Urban Infrastructure Ltd. 400TPD PPA & Lease Deed is pending
Jodhpur

23. Sikkim Nil Nil Nil

24. Tamil Nadu Nil Nil Nil

25. Telangana M/s. Integrated Municipal Solid Waste 19.8 The TSPCB issued CFO vide letter
Management Project operated by Ramky dated 15.07.2020 with validity upto
EnviroEngg. Ltd., Jawaharnagar, Hyderabad 31.03.2025 to M/s. Hyderabad
Integrated Waste Management
Project to operate Waste to Energy
Plant of capacity 19.8 MW in the
name of M/s. Hyderbad MSW Energy
Solution Pvt. Ltd. (Unit-1)
11 MW Waste to Energy Capacity 11 Undergoing pre-commissioning
Chennaravulapally, Bibi Nagar (M/s. RDF activities.
Power Projects) Presently, the industry has not
commissioned due to financial
issues.
12 MW Waste to Energy Capacity Yacharam, 12 Permission for granting extension of
Ibrahimpatnam time to agency (M/s. SVGPPL) for
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S. No. States Waste-to-Energy

Plant Location Power Generation (MW) Remarks
under examination of GHMC
M/S. Shalivahana Green energy Ltd. 12 Presently, the unit is not operational
Rebladevpally, Sultanabad due to non-viability of tariff.
The Board has issued the CFO vide
letter dated 12-1-2017 which is valid
upto 31-10-2019
M/s. Hema Sri Power project Ltd., suryapet 12.6 Presently, the unit is not operational
due to non-viability of tariff.
The Board has issued the CFO vide
letter dated 23-02-2017 which is valid
upto 28-02-2018
Dundigal 14.5 Construction work not yet started
26. Tripura Nil Nil Nil
27. Uttarakhand Haridwar 5 Waste to Energy plant proposed,
Roorke utilize the RDF (Refused
Derived Fuel) of nearby town.
Dehradun - Proposed Waste to Energy plant in
Dehradun
28. Uttar Pradesh Barabanki 2.5 Operational
Meerut 2.5 Operational
29. West Bengal Nil Nil Nil
30. Andaman and - - -
Nicobar Islands
31. Chandigarh Opp. Dumping ground, Dadumajra, Sector-25 RDF generated is utilized RDF production Approx. 60 TPD
West, Chandigarh in their own Hot Air
generator and the rest is
supplied to nearby
industries
32. Daman & Diu and Nil Nil Nil
Dadra and Nagar
Haveli
33. Delhi Okhla 23 Operational
Ghazipur 12 Operational

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S. No. States Waste-to-Energy

Plant Location Power Generation (MW) Remarks
Bawana 24 Operational
34. Lakshadweep Nil Nil Nil
35. Puducherry Nil Nil Nil

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TABLE 9: STATEWISE DETAILS OF LANDFILL SITES FOR SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL

S. State Landfill Landfill Landfill Landfill in Landfill Landfill City/Town

No. site Constructed under operation exhausted capped
identified construction

1. Andhra Pradesh 110 4 Nil 4 Nil 1 Landfill Constructed & Landfill in

14 ULBs Operational: GVMC, Ongole, Chirala & Tirupati;
are newly Landfill Capped: Kadapa MC,
constituted
and DPR
studies are
in progress
2. Arunachal 20 1 Nil 1 Nil Nil Landfill site identified : Aalo, Basar, Boleng,
Pradesh Doimukh, Itanagar MC, Kimin, Mariyang,
Miao,Namsai, palin, Pangin, Pasighat, Raga,
sagalee, Tawang, Tezu, Yupia, Yingkiong& Ziro
Operational & Constructed: Bomdila
3. Assam 83 Nil 1 Nil Nil 1 Details not provided

4. Bihar 80 ULBs Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Details not provided

5. Chhattisgarh 2 2 0 2 0 0 Details not provided

6. Goa 2 8 Nil 4 1 Nil Landfill site Identified: Panji & Ponda ; Landfill
Constructed:Pernem, Bicholim, Sankhali,
Quepem, Cuncolim, Canacona, Valpoi &
Margao; Landfill in Operation; Pernem,
Bicholim, Quepem & Cuncolim; Landfill
Exhausted:Canacona

7. Gujarat 28 11 25 4 0 1 Rajkot cell- is under capping stage

8. Haryana 6 6 Nil 2 4 Nil Details not provided

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S. State Landfill Landfill Landfill Landfill in Landfill Landfill City/Town

No. site Constructed under operation exhausted capped
identified construction

9. Himachal Pradesh 3 Nil 2 Nil Nil Nil Landfill sites identified: Shimla, Una and
Baddi;Landfil under construction; Shimla and
Baddi

10. Jammu & Kashmir 31 1 1 1 1 1 Landfill sites identified: Anantnag, Achabal,

Bijbehara, Mattan, Aishmuquam, Seer Hamdan,
Sumbal, Budgam & Shopian In Kashmeer
Division Land fill site identified.,
Landfill constructed: Saidpura Achan ,
Srinagar ;
Landfill under construction: JMC
Landfill in operation: Saidapora Srinagar;
Landfill site exhausted& Capped: Achan Site.

11. Jharkhand 42 0 2 0 0 0 Landfill sites identified: Bundu, Chaibasha,

Chakuliya, Chatra, Chirkunda, Deoghar,
Dhanbad, Dunka, Giridih, Godda, Jamtara,
Jhuritilaya, koderma, Khunti, Latehar, Mihijam,
Pakur, Ranchi, Sahebgang, Rajmahal, Sariakela,
Adityapur, Jamshedpur,Jugsalai, Kapali, Mango,
Chakradharpur, Chas, Hazaribagh, Basukinath,
Bishrampur, Madhupur, Phusro, Simdega,
Gumla, Loherdaga, Hussainabad, Manjhion, Shri
Bansidhar,Mango, Medininagar
Landfill under construction: Giridih& Deoghar;
12. Karnataka 221 52 - 52 - - Details not provided
13. Kerala 1 Nil 1 Nil Nil Nil Landfill site identified:Ernakuram
14. Madhya Pradesh 341 8 2 8 0 0 Landfill site identified: Details not provided;
Landfill constructed: Bhopal, Gwalior, Indore,
Jabalpur, Katni, Rewa, Sagar & Ujjain
Landfill under construction:Vijaypur (Gwalior),
Singrauli;
Landfill in Operation; Bhopal, Gwalior, Indore,
Jabalpur, Sagar Katni and Ujjain.
15. Maharashtra 382 161 45 137 - 3 Details not provided

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S. State Landfill Landfill Landfill Landfill in Landfill Landfill City/Town

No. site Constructed under operation exhausted capped
identified construction

16. Manipur Not 5 5 Not Not Details not Provided

Provided Not Provided Provided Provided
17. Meghalaya Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil
18. Mizoram Site is 1 2 1 Nil Nil Landfill constructed:Aizwal (44 TPD)
identified Landfill under construction : Lunglei (15
for 1 ULB TPD) & Kolasib (10 TPD);
and 22 Landfill in operation: Aizwal
urban
towns
19. Nagaland 1 1 Nil 1 Nil Nil Landfill constructed: Kohima Town
20. Odisha 53 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Details not provided
21. Punjab 139 5 13 0 0 0 Details not provided
22. Rajasthan 62 ULBs 13 ULBs 27 12 ULBs 01 01 Landfill under construction: Balicha, Udaipur
& 26 in Sikar, Churu, Junjnu
Landfill exhausted & capped at Udaipur;
Other details not provided
23. Sikkim 3 3 3 3 Nil Nil Landfill site identified& Constructed:Gangtok,
Rangpo, Singtam
Landfill under construction: Gyalshing NP,
Namchi, Jorethang
Landfill in operation: Gangtok, Rangpo,
Sinhtam
24. Tamil Nadu 0 4 0 0 4 4 Details not provided
25. Telangana 141 ULBs 1 Nil 1 Nil 1 Landfill constructed at Greater Hyderabad MC
at Jawaharnagar Village;
Landfill in operation :Greater Hyderabad MC at
Jawaharnagar Village;
Landfilled capped: Greater Hyderabad MC at
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S. State Landfill Landfill Landfill Landfill in Landfill Landfill City/Town

No. site Constructed under operation exhausted capped
identified construction

26. Tripura 20 6 Nil 4 1 1 Landfill constructed: Agartala, Mohanpur,

Bishalgarh, Ranirbazar, Kamalpur and Jirania;
Landfill in operation: Agartala MC, Bishalgarh,
Mohanpur& Kamalpur MC;
27. Uttarakhand 66 2 Nil 2 NIL NIL Landfill constructed & Landfill in operation:
Nagar Nigam Dehradun & Nagar Nigam
Haridwar;

28. Uttar Pradesh 82 Not Provided 2 86 1 0 Landfill site identified :Ayoghya, Azamgarh(5),
Ballia, Bareilly (3), Basti, Bijnor(4), Bulandsahar
(3), Ghaziabad (2), Hardoi(3), Hathras, Jaunpur,
Kannauj, Kanpur, Kasganj(2), Kaushambi,
Kheeri(2), Mathura(11), Moradabad,
Muzaffarnagar(8), Pilibhit(14) Prayagraj(2),
Sambhal , Sant Kabeer Nagar(4), Shamli(6),
Sitapur, Sultanpur, Unnao,
Landfill in Operation :Agra, Aligarh (2),
Ambedkar Nagar(3), Barabanki(2), Bareilly,
Bijnor(4), Bulandsahar(2), Deoria (7), Etah(2),
Ghazipur, Gorakhpur(2), Hapur, Hardoi, Hathras,
Jaunpur, Kannauj, Kanpur, Kasganj,
Maharajganj, Mainpuri(4), Mathura(14),
Meerut(2), Moradabad, Muzaffarnagar(5),
Pilibhit(11), Prayagraj, Sambhal, Sant Kabeer
Nagar(3), Shamli(6), Unnao(2), Varanasi,
Landfill under Construction: Ghaziabad and
Jaunpur;
Landfillexhausted : Prayagraj.
29. West Bengal Nil 7 Not provided 7 Nil Nil Landfill in operation: Midnapore (West) and
Hooghly,
Landfill constructed : Hooghly, Howrah;
30. Andaman and 1 0 0 0 0 0 Landfill sites identified :Brookshabad, Port
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S. State Landfill Landfill Landfill Landfill in Landfill Landfill City/Town

No. site Constructed under operation exhausted capped
identified construction

31. Chandigarh 1 1 Nil 1 Nil 1 Details not Provided

32. DDDNH Not Not Provided Not Provided 1 Not Not Details not provided
Provided Provided Provided

33. Delhi 1 1 Nil 1 3 Nil Landfill sites identified at Bawana, Landfill in

operation at Engineered SLF at Bawana, Landfill
exhausted at 3 Dump sites at Okhla, Ghazipur
and Bhalswa.

34. Lakshadweep Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Not Applicable

35. Puducherry 1 1 Not Provided 1 1 Not Landfill sites identified at Kurumbapet

Provided Landfill sites Constructed at Karaikal
TOTAL 1924 305 126 341 17 11

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TABLE 10: STATEWISE DETAILS OF DUMPSITES

S. No. State Total Number of Dumpsites Dumpsites

existing dumpsites reclaimed/ Converted to
capped sanitary landfill

1. Andhra Pradesh 124 1 3

2. Arunachal Pradesh 34 Nil Nil
3. Assam 45 Nil Nil
4 Bihar 130 Nil Nil
5 Chhattisgarh 7 0 0
6 Goa 8 1 Nil
7 Gujarat 164 0 0
8 Haryana 76 29 in progress Nil
9 Himachal Pradesh 57 Nil Nil
10 Jammu & Kashmir 55 2 Nil
11 Jharkhand 41 2 0
12 Karnataka 191 Nil Nil
13 Kerala 41 Nil Nil
14 Madhya Pradesh 326 50 Nil
15 Maharashtra 237 141 0
16 Manipur 21 Nil Nil
17 Meghalaya 6 Nil 1
18 Mizoram 21 1 under progress Nil
19 Nagaland 37 1 Nil
20 Odisha 78 Nil Nil
21 Punjab 143 Nil Nil
22 Rajasthan 197 1 1
23 Sikkim 2 1 1
24 Tamil Nadu 210 23 0
25 Telangana 160 6 1
26 Tripura 12 1 Nil
27 Uttarakhand 34 0 0
28 Uttar Pradesh 609 1 0
29 West Bengal 107 1 Nil
30 Andaman and Nicobar 1 1 Nil
31 Islands
Chandigarh 1 1 1
32 3 Not provided Not Provided
DDDNH
33 Delhi 3 In process Nil
34 Lakshadweep Nil Nil Nil
35 Puducherry 3 0 Nil
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TABLE 11: STATEWISE DETAILS OF MONITORING AT WASTE PROCESSING &

DISPOSAL SITES

State/UT City/Town Ambient Air Leachate quality Compost quality

Quality
Sl. Monitoring If yes, Monitoring If yes, Monitoring If yes,
No. (Yes/No) attach (Yes/No) attach (Yes/No) attach
report report report
1 Andhra Ongole Municipal Yes NP No NA No NA
Pradesh Corporation
Chirala Yes NP No NA No NA
Municipality
Greater Yes NP No NA No NA
Visakhapatnam
MC
Tirupati MC Yes NP No NA No NA

Gudur MC Yes NP No NA No NA

Kadapa MC Yes NP No NP Yes NP

2 Assam Boragaon under Yes NP No NA No NA

Guwahati MC
3 Chandigarh Chandigarh MC Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

4 Goa Bicholim MC Yes NP No NA No NA

Sankhali MC Yes NP No NA No NA

Quepem MC Yes NP No NA No NA

Cuncolim MC Yes NP No NA No NA

Panaji MC No NP Yes NP No NA

Valpoi MC Yes NP No NA No NA

Margao MC No NP Yes NP No NA

Mormugao MC Yes NP Yes NP No NA

5 Jammu & Kashmir Division Yes NP No NA Yes NP

Kashmir
Karnataka Belagavi CC Yes NP Yes NP No NA
6 Shivamogga CC Yes NP No NA No NA

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State/UT City/Town Ambient Air Leachate quality Compost quality

Quality
Bhadravathi Yes NP No NA No NA
CMC
Sagar CMC Yes NP No NA No NA
Shikaripura TMC Yes NP No NA No NA
Shiralakoppa TP Yes NP No NA No NA
Soraba TP Yes NP No NA No NA
Thirthahalli TP Yes NP No NA No NA
Hosanagar TP Yes NP No NA No NA
Jogkargal TP Yes NP No NA No NA
Kalaburgi CC Yes NP No NA No NA
Dasarhalli Yes NP Yes NP No NA
Bommanhalli Yes NP Yes NP No NA
Dharwad CMC Yes NP No NA Yes NP
Vijaypura CC Yes NP No NA No NA
Doddavallapura No NA Yes NP Yes NP
CMC
Chikkamangaluru Yes NP No NA No NA
CMC
7. Kerala Kozhikode No NA No NP Yes Yes
Compost Plant
Brahmapuram No NA No NP Yes Yes
Compost Plant
8. MP 172 Sites Yes NP No NA No NA
9 Manipur MSWM Plant, Yes NP Yes NP Yes NP
Lamdeng
10 Meghalaya Landfill site of Yes NP Yes NP No NA
Shillong
Municipal Board
11 Puduchery 1 facility Yes NP No NA No NA

12. Tamil Nadu Chennai, Yes NP No NA No NA

Coimbatore,
Madurai,
Nagercoil &
Dindigul
13. Telangana M/s. Integrated Yes NP Yes NP Yes NP
Municipal Solid
Waste
Management
Project
(IMSWMP),
Jawharnagar,
Shameerpet
14. Tripura DC Nagar Waste Yes NP Yes NP Yes NP
processing
facility

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State/UT City/Town Ambient Air Leachate quality Compost quality

Quality
Kamaplur Yes NP Yes NP Yes NP

15 Uttarakhand Dehradun Yes NP Yes NP No NA

Nagar Nigam
Haridwar Nagar No NA No NA No NA
Nigam
16 Gujarat SLF No NA No NA No NA
Ahmedabad
Municipal
Corporation
SLF of No NA No NA No NA
Vadodara
Municipal
Corporation
SLF of Surat No NA No NA No NA
Municipal
Corporation
SLF of Rajkot No NA No NA No NA
Municipal
Corporation

3.0 Statewise Observations/ Findings:

Based on annual reports received from 35 SPCBs/PCCs for the year 2020-21,
observations on implementation of SWM Rules, 2016 are given below:

3.1 Andhra Pradesh:

There are 124 ULBsin Andhra Pradesh and among them 17 ULBs are Municipal
Corporations and 107 ULBs are Municipalities/Nagar Panchayats. About 6898
TPD of Municipal Solid Waste is generated in the State out of which 6829 TPD is
collected, 1133 TPD is treated and 205 TPD is landfilled. The waste is lifted by the
local bodies. Door to door collection efficiency is about 99%. Municipal
Corporations and major Municipalities have adopted door to door collection system
covering 37.88 lakhs of households and also achieved 82.16% of segregation of
Solid Waste at source, covering 31.44 lakhs of households and reported 100% to
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Two Waste to Energy plants under PPP mode are under construction by M/s.
Jindal Urban Waste Management Ltd. 90% of work completed in WtE plant in
Greater Visakhapatnam Municipal Corporation (GVMC cluster with 4 ULBs to
process 1133 TPD Solid Waste) and 96% of work completed in Guntur Municipal
Corporation (Guntur Cluster with 9 ULBs to process 1202 TPD Solid Waste).

Out of 54 Waste to Compost plants awarded, covering 58 ULBs, 31 Waste to

Compost plants, covering 34 ULBs are under operation and 18 Waste to Compost
plants covering 18 ULBs will be commissioned by Sep, 2021. The balance 5
projects covering 6 ULBs were cancelled and will be retendered.

In addition to that individual vermi-compost plants are being proposed in

residential localities at bulk waste generators. The compost is proposed to utilize
for green belt development within the municipal limits. 1922 Bulk Waste
Generators were identified in the State and Wet Waste Processing Facilities are
provided by 760 Bulk Waste Generators, processing 64.10 Tons of wet waste per
day as on date.
Greater Visakhapatnam MC, Tirupati MC, Ongole MC &Chirala Municipality has
developed Sanitary Landfill facility and disposing the solid waste regularly. The
remaining ULBs are under process of developing Landfill facilities and compost
plants in their respective municipalities. ULBs are under process of implementing
bio-mining process for bio-remediation of existing municipal dump yards.
The MA&UD Dept. reported approx. 118 Lac MTs Legacy Waste identified in 124
ULBs, all the ULBs were instructed to investigate & analyze to take up bio-
remediation/bio-mining (at least some portion initially on pilot basis). Bio-mining is
taken up in Greater Visakhapatnam Municipal Corporation, Vijaywada, Tanuku
and Tirupati Municipal Corporation. So far, 3 Lakh MTs of waste is treated in
Greater Visakhapatnam Municipal Corporation, 2.8 Lakh MTs waste treated in
Vijayawada, 10000 MTs of waste treated in Tanuku& 1.56 Lakh MTs waste treated
in Tirupati and Work Orders issued for 4 ULBs and in 13 ULBs are in tender stage
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43ULBs in 14 newly constituted UBs under study and will be completed by end of
August 2022 and subsequently, necessary action will be initiated.

It is reported by MA&UD Dept. that CCTV cameras are installed at dump sites in
70 ULBs and in remaining 54 ULBs installation is in progress. All ULBs to be
covered by December, 2021.

The Government has constituted the State Level Advisory Body (SLAB) under
G.O.Ms. No. 350, dt. 22.09.2017 under Solid Waste Management Rules, 2016 for
implementation of said Rules in the State.

Out of total 116 Census towns identified, 46 are merged into municipalities or
converted into Nagar Panchayat.62.7 MTs of solid waste generated from these 70
census towns. 29 census were selected to make fully compliance to solid waste
management Rules, 2016.

Apart from the census towns solid waste management activities is being practiced
in rural villages in the entire sates. In 9913 GPs solid wealth processing centre
processing sheds have been constructed and in 7113 GPs door to door collection
has been initiated and vermi seeding is done.

3.2 Arunachal Pradesh

There are 33 local bodies (31 towns and 2 municipalities) in the State responsible
for management of solid waste. There are 2 ULBs in the State namely Itanagar
Municipal Council and Pasighat Municipal Council. Total solid waste generation in
the State is 236.51 TPD out of which 202.11 TPD collected and 27.5 TPD is
landfilled.
Under the area jurisdiction of Itanagar Municipal Corporation, 20 nos of wards,
16000 nos of households and 40 nos. of non-residential premises are covered
under Door to Door collection of waste. Solid waste is not stored at source in a
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households, 2119 nos. of non-residential premises are covered under Door to

Door collection of waste.
Door to Door collection done as: 80% through motorized vehicle & 20% through
containerized tricycle. There are total 34 existing dumpsites in the State.

3.3 Assam
There are 96 ULBs responsible for implementation of SWM Rules, 2016in the
State. There are 8 Class-I and 6 Class II cities/towns in the State.
Total waste generated in the State is 1199 TPD out of which 1091 TPD is
collected, 41.4 is treated and 0 is landfilled. Door to door collection of waste is
practiced in almost all ULBs either partially or completely. Percent coverage of
door to door collection in urban areas is 88.8 %. However, no significant progress
has been made in terms of source segregation of waste and processing of waste.
Most of the ULBs have introduced small scale composters at community level. A
bio gas plant of capacity 5 TPD is being operated by Guwahati Municipal
Corporation. One ULB has also procured plastic waste shredder and washer for
recycling of plastic waste. 32 ULBs have already notified bye-laws incorporating
the provisions of the Solid Waste Management Rules, 2016. 144 material recovery
facilities have been constructed. 27 ULBs have initiated registration of waste
pickers and 19 ULBs have started issuing ID cards. None of the ULBs have
constructed sanitary landfill yet. Guwahati Municipal Corporation has already
initiated action for bio remediation of legacy waste at Boragaon waste dumping
site.

3.4 Bihar
In Bihar, 142 ULBs (12 Corporations, 49 Municipal Council and 81 Nagar
Panchayats) are responsible for MSW management. As per the annual reports
submitted by the ULBs total waste generation has been observed to the tune of
4281.27 TPD (Municipal Corporation: 2429.23 TPD, Municipal Council: 1320.70
TPD & Nagar Panchayat: 531.34 TPD). The waste generation data indicates per
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253grams per day in Municipal Corporation, Municipal Council & Nagar Panchayat
respectively.
Three major cities (Munger, Muzaffarpur & Biharsharif) have been identified as
model cities & towns in Bihar. Door to door collection started in 3398 wards.
Source segregation started in 3295 wards. (Segregation in 103 wards is under
process). A total of 80 ULBs have identified lands for development of sanitary
landfills facilities and other ULBs are in process of identification of land with the
help of local authorities.
As per annual report submitted by ULBs, there are 130 dumpsites which include
10 in Municipal Corporation, 53 in Municipal Council and 67 in Nagar Panchayat.
The Patna Municipal Corporation is in process of development/setting up the
processing of disposal facility of MSW (1000 TPD) including landfill site at Bairia
Dist- Patna. The Board has granted authorization for same during November,
2013. No progress reported in the development of the facility so far.

3.5 Chhattisgarh
There are total 166 ULBs responsible for implementation of the SWM Rules, 2016,
in the State. Total Solid Waste generation in the State is about 1650 TPD. 1650
TPD solid waste is collected, out of which 1650 TPD is treated. Solid waste
management in 164 ULBs of the State is based on the waste management model
(Mission Clean City) currently running successfully in Ambikapur. These Municipal
Authorities have collection and transportation facilities for solid waste
management. The source segregated MSW is collected by SHG workers by
tricycles and Mini tippers. These 164 Municipal Authorities have Garbage Clinic
(Solid Liquid Resource Management Centres) for secondary segregation of MSW
and are also these 164 Municipal Authorities are operating their own composting
plant. Municipal Corporation, Bilaspur and Municipal Corporation, Raipur have
obtained Consent to Operate on 06/03/2019 and 11/06/2020 respectively for
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3.6 Goa
There are 14 ULBs responsible for implementation of the SWM, Rules, 2016, in
the State. Total solid waste generation in the State is about 226.87 TPD, out of
which 218.87 TPD is collected, 197.47is treated and22.05 TPD is landfilled. Good
practices like house to house collection, segregation, storage and covered
transportation are being practiced in 14 cities/towns.
There are 2 solid waste processing facilities (Biogas) operational in the State.
There is one Waste to Energy Plant in the State located at Saligao, Bardez, Goa
which has a capacity of 0.6 MW. The Goa State Pollution Control Board has
granted authorization to the Corporation of City of Panaji (CCP) for material
recovery facility & composting station at P.T sheet no. 56 chalta no. 6 for setting
up & operation of waste processing facility at three locations. CCP has setup
decentralized composting units in housing societies as well as in Municipal market
area and public gardens to treat the biodegradable waste.

3.7 Gujarat
Total 164 ULBs are responsible for MSW management in the State. Total Solid
Waste collection in Gujarat is 10373.79 TPD, out of which 10332 TPD is collected,
6946 TPD of waste is treated and 3385.82 TPD of waste is landfilled /dumped. 38
Composting plants, 95 Vermi-compost plants, 3 Biogas and 2 RDF/Palletization
have been set up in the State. It is reported that 28 Regional/Individual landfill sites
are identified, 25 Landfill under planning stage and 11 Landfill sites are
constructed. There are 164 dumpsites present in the State. About 100% door to
door collection of mixed MSW has been reported with 82% segregation at source.
The status of implementation of SWM Rules in the State is not satisfactory.

3.8 Haryana
There are 88 ULBs in the State responsible for management of solid waste in the
State under SWM rules. The Solid waste generation in the State is about 5352.12
TPD, out of which 5291.41 TPD is collected, 3123.9 TPD is treated and 2167.51
TPD is landfilled.

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As per the status submitted by ULB department, the detail on progress made by
Local Bodies in respect of waste collection, segregation, transportation and
disposal is given below:
Waste Collection
Door to door collection is being done in around 1467 (95%) out of 1540 wards
and existing waste collection vehicles are being modified into two covered
compartments for collection of waste in segregated manner. Freshly, ordered
vehicles will have two covered compartments for collection of wet and dry waste
in a segregated manner. A Separate basket/bin is kept in waste collection
vehicle/ tricycle for segregated collection of domestic hazardous waste.

Urban local bodies are doing collection of domestic, trade and institutional food/
biodegradable waste from the doorstep or from the community bin on a daily
basis. Large containers kept in the fruit and vegetable markets and removed
during night time or non-peak hours by the local body.

Transportation
Local bodies are using covered containerized handcarts/tricycles/ Tractor Trolly /
Refuse Compactor or other similar means for the primary collection of waste
stored at various sources of waste generation. Existing waste collection vehicles
are being modified into two covered compartments for collection of waste in
segregated manner. Freshly, ordered vehicles will have two covered
compartments for collection of wet and dry waste in a segregated manner. For
secondary transportation of solid waste from the Primary Collection Centre
(PCC) to the designated processing plant site or sanitary landfill site, "Dumper
Placers with twin bin containers" is provided.
Segregation
Out of 1540 wards, source segregation has been achieved in 1112 wards (72%)
till December 2020 and for coverage in remaining wards rigorous IEC campaign
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Disposal
Rejects and residues collected from the above mentioned processes are
disposed in dumping sites and further proposed to be processed for energy
recovery. Presently in the State there are 3 plants in 3 MCs 2500 Composting
Pits in 76 MCs, 10, 10 nos. Vermi Composting Facilities, 3 nos. Bio Gas Plant
and 03 nos. RDF Facilities.
As per action plan submitted by ULB department. Government of Haryana has
adopted cluster based integrated approach for Solid Waste Management.
As per action plan submitted by ULB department. Government of Haryana has
adopted cluster based integrated approach for Solid Waste Management. The
Integrated Centralized Waste Processing Approach (Cluster Wise) is being
adopted as a long-term approach within an overall objective to setup regional
Waste to Energy & Waste to Compost + RDF processing facilities and Secured
Sanitary landfills for scientific disposal of Solid Waste. This approach is more
coveted considering the constraints posed by the decentralized approach and its
sustainability over long run. As part of this approach, total 13 Cluster have been
formed covering all the ULBs. Two (2) Clusters are Waste to Energy having
average solid waste quantum more than 500 TPD and remaining Eleven (11) are
Open technology cluster. Also, under this approach the projects will be set up on
PPP mode and single agency/concessionaire will be responsible for Door to Door
Collection, transportation, processing and disposal of Solid Waste for a concession
period of 22years.Currently 2 Waste to Energy Cluster Projects namely Sonepat-
Panipat and Gurugram-Faridabad have been awarded and construction of
Sonepat-Panipat Cluster (700 TPD) Waste to Energy project (7 MW) is under
progress and 75% construction have been finished with proposed tentative
commissioning by August, 2021.
The Environmental Clearance of Gurugram-Faridabad (2300 TPD) Waste to
Energy Projects (23 MW) has been granted and application has been submitted
for obtaining Consent to Establish (CTE) for same. The construction of the plant is
likely to be started soon. Once commissioned these two projects alone will cater to
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5000 TPD. Remaining 11 clusters are based on open technology and the selected
agency to decide the technology.
Also, there are two existing operational centralized waste to compost processing
facilities in the State i.e. Rohtak (150 TPD) & Kamal (150 TPD). Under this
approach these plants will be upgraded and expanded to cater the future waste
generation requirements.
The sites have been identified and procured for all the clusters except 2 Clusters
and the tendering process is under progress. The Overall targeted schedule for
successfully awarding and commissioning rest 11 Clusters is December 2022.

3.9 Himachal Pradesh

There are 61 ULBs consisting of two Municipal Corporations, 31 Municipal
Council, 21 Nagar Panchayats and 7 Cantonment Boards in the State of
Himachal Pradesh.
Solid waste generation in the State is approximately 346 TPD, out of which 332
TPD is collected, 221 TPD is treated and 111 TPD is landfilled. 3 landfill sites
have been identified in the State and 57 existing dumpsites have been reported
in the State. RDF section of the WtE plant under construction at Shimla is
functional and all waste transported to WtE plant is processed and converted into
RDF which is then sent to cement plant for co-processing Approx 70-80 MT
waste is processed per day. Electricity generation section is under construction.
RDF section of the WtE plant under construction at Manali is functional and all
the waste received at site is converted into RDF which is then sent to cement
plant for co-processing. Electricity generation section is under construction

3.10 Jammu & Kashmir

The total Solid Waste generation in all the Corporation/Local bodies of UT of J&K
is 1463.23 TPD out of which 1437.28 TPD is collected, and 547.5 TPD is
treated.There is only one sanitary landfill in Kashmir at Saidapora, Achan where
Municipal Solid Waste is dumped in a scientific manner and in all other local

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bodies there is no such facility except seven Compositing/Vermicomposting sites

and 2 Bio gas sites at different local bodies.

Collection of Municipal Solid Waste: -

In Jammu division, 100% collection of waste has been achieved by 21 local
bodies; while partial collection of waste is being done in remaining local
bodies.The waste from slaughter houses, meat & fish markets, fruit & vegetable
market, which are biodegradable in nature, are not collected separately.

In Kashmir division, Door to Door collection of municipal solid waste is being

undertaken in 80% of households in Srinagar city through Srinagar Municipal
Corporation. However, no point source segregation has been observed.
Construction and demolition waste is separately collected and disposed. There is
no separate provision for dairy. Waste (garbage, dry leaves) occasionally burnt.
90 %of non-Residential premises are covered including commercial
establishments, Hotels Restaurants, Educational Institutions/Offices etc. However,
in the suburbs and interior areas of the city needs improvement/ enhancement for
secondary storage as most of the waste is dumped on road sides as the dumper
placers being overfilled and the excess garbage gets scattered at the place. Also
the number of dumper placers need to be enhanced to cater to the huge volume of
the municipal solid waste. Besides, the total number of dump points also need to
be increased many fold.

Segregation of municipal solid waste:

In Jammu division, the municipal solid waste is not being segregated of by any
ULB except segregation of waste is being implemented partially by MC, Katra &
Jammu Municipal Corporation only. Secondary waste segregation started by Katra
town as a pilot project with segregation of approx. 1.5 TPD of waste.

In Kashmir division, segregation of municipal Solid waste at source has been

initiated by Srinagar Municipal Corporation. No point source segregation of waste
is being carried out by any of ULB.

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In Jammu division, only primary storage facilities have been established by ULBs
in the form of RCC Bins, plastic bins, dumpers/ containers and few secondary
storage facilities with closed sheds but with no segregation in place.
In Kashmir division, the waste from a few selected localities within the city is being
stored in covered Municipal storage containers, whereas, in most of the areas of
the city, the waste is dumped in open on road side in a scattered manner.

Transportation of municipal solid waste

In Jammu division, transportation of waste is carried out in heavy vehicles by
ULBs. Mostly the vehicles transporting the MSW under tarpaulin cover.
In Kashmir division, Srinagar Municipal Corporation are equipped with waste
transporting vehicles, and mostly wastes are transported under covered conditions
thereby reducing littering of the waste on the way. However, separate
transportation system for each category of waste is needed.

Processing of municipal solid waste

In Jammu division, there is no processing facility in the region except small scale
vermicomposting being carried out at MC Bhaderwah, MC Doda, MC Sunderbani,
MC Katra and Jammu Municipal Corporation.

In Kashmir division, facilities available with SMC include, landfilling, mechanical

segregator, composting and leachate treatment plant. No municipal body
processes the waste for reuse.

Disposal of municipal solid waste

There is no authorized landfill site in operation till now except for open dumpsites.
Periodic burying of the waste is however, carried out with the help of JCBs to
minimise the visibility of waste. Disposal of waste is being carried out in
unscientific manner in dumpsites. An advanced technology incinerator based on
fuel free and pressurized air rotating technology has been installed at Sui, MC,
Udhampur with approx. 03 TPD) capacity.

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In Kashmir Division all kind of waste is disposed of in landfill site by Srinagar

Municipal Corporation whereas none of the municipal councils/ committees have
sanitary engineered land fill site.

The eco-fragile Tourists places like Pahalgam & Gulmarg, have come up with
facilities with regard to the treatment and disposal of the solid waste generated
from these areas. The segregated waste collected is processed in auto
composters and magnetic disintegrator.

3.11 Jharkhand
In Jharkhand, 42 ULBs are responsible for MSW management in the State. Total
solid waste generation in the State is 2226.39 TPD out of which 1851.65 TPD is
collected, 758.26 TPD is treated and 11086.33 TPD is landfilled.
Land for sanitary landfill site as well as processing facility has been identified in 42
ULBs & is available to 36 ULBs, Landfill site for 6 towns is under process of
transfer/NOC/purchase. Out of 42 ULBs, DPRs for SWM Projects of 31 cities have
been prepared and approved. All DPRs have been prepared or being prepared as
per guidelines given in SWM Rules - 2016. All DPRs prepared are based on waste
to compost technology, where as in tender technology is silent so that
concessionaires can choose/ suggest more better technology. Concessionaires
have been appointed in 25 ULBs for SWM projects for 20 years.
Reverse Vending Machine has been installed at Ranchi, Dhanbad & Jamshedpur
cities for recycling of plastic bottles as pilot project. In Chas & Jamshedpur plastic
has been used for construction of road.
Segregation at source and collection from door to door of Waste has been initiated
in all 42ULBs. Regular IEC activities is being done for source segregation. Total
716 waste rag pickers have been identified, out of which 691 are engaged in SWM
activities. Self Help Groups are involved in SWM activities.

Solid waste collection and processing has been improved in Jharkhand in

comparison to previous years. Solid waste collection and processing has been

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improved in the Jharkhand in comparison to previous years. Door to door garbage

collection and segregation of waste has been initiated in almost all ULBs. Wet
waste processing through decentralized composting & dry waste is recycled
through recyclers. Audio related to source segregation and sanitation is played
regularly on the waste collection vehicles.
Concessionaire pastes green sticker on the household which gives segregated
waste & red sticker which gives mixed waste. Transportation of wastes in Covered
Vehicle is being done. Bulk Garbage generators (BGGS) have been identified in all
ULBs. Presently 183 BGGs doing on-site composting. ULBs are doing
decentralized composting through pit/windrow in 353 units.
Creating green belt around the SLF and processing Plant site provision is being
incorporated in the DPRs and it is done by the concessionaires of SWM Projects.

3.12 Karnataka
316 ULBs are responsible for MSW management in the State. Total Solid Waste
generation in Karnataka is approx. 11085 TPD out of which approximately 10198
TPD is collected and 6817 TPD of waste is treated and 1250 TPD is landfilled. 216
composting plants, 15 Biogas and 217 RDF/Palletization have been set up in the
State. It is reported that 221 Regional/Individual landfill sites are identified and 52
Landfill sites are constructed.
Local bodies have house to house collection system in place (98%). Many ULBs
collect mixed waste and transport it to the landfill sites or processing facilities.
Wherever processing facilities are established, segregation is done at the
processing facilities; otherwise, mixed solid waste is dumped in the landfill sites
without processing. Collection of solid waste is done in most of the local bodies by
way of tractor, tippers, refuse collector and compactor and others.
3.13 Kerala
In Kerala, there are 93 Municipal Authorities (6 corporation and 87 Municipalities)
responsible for MSW management. Nearly 3543 TPD of MSW generated in the
State, out of which 964.76 TPD waste is collected and 2550 TPD waste is treated.
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composting plants setup in the State. 1 landfill site has been identified in the State
and total 41 dumpsites have been reported. Work awarded, construction to be
started for the waste to energy plant at Kozhikode. Clearance has been obtained
and power purchase agreement will be executed. Construction to be started by
August Bio-mining is being done at present. Land identified for waste to energy
plant in other model cities namely Malappuram and Thrissur. Bio-mining started at
Njalianparmbu dumpsite and work awarded at Kureepuzha Kollam. Tendering
stage at Kottayam, Bhramapuam, Chelora.

3.14 Madhya Pradesh

Total 378 Urban Local Bodies and 05 Cantonment Boards are responsible for
implementation of SWM Rules, 2016 in the State. Total waste generation in the
State is approximately 8022.5 TPD, out of which 7235.5 TPD waste is collected
and 6472 TPD is treated & 763.5 TPD is landfilled. It is reported that there are 341
landfill sites identified at present in the State, 8 landfill sites (Bhopal, Gwalior,
Indore, Jabalpur, Katni, Rewa, Sagar and Ujjain) are in operation and 2 landfill
sites at Vijaypur (Gwalior) and Singrauli are under construction. There are 326
existing dumpsites in the State.

100% door to door collection of the waste has been achieved in 372 ULBs and 14
ULBs are facilitating partial door to door collection of the waste. 4217 waste
pickers for solid waste management system have been engaged. 100%
segregation at source of waste has been achieved in 276 ULBs. However, for the
remaining 102 ULBs, 100% segregation of waste from each house is yet to be
achieved. The ULBs are segregating dry waste into different components such as
plastic, wood, paper, glass, cardboards, etc. 328.41 Metric Ton of plastic was
utilized in road construction. Many ULBs supply Refuse Derived Fuel to cement
factories as Alternate Fuel & Raw Material (AFR). Other ULBs are also selling
segregated dry waste to junk dealers and recycling.
ULBs transporting the segregated waste in covered vehicles from transfer stations
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lakh population are required to have GPS fitted garbage collection and
transportation vehicles.
Presently the cluster based integrated solid waste management adopted by the
state is working in 05 cluster that are in various states of implementation. This
covers a total of 60 ULBs. Out of 05 cluster 03 cluster are waste to compost
(Sagar, Katni and Singrauli) and 02 cluster are waste to energy (Jabalpur and
Rewa)
Indore and Bhopal have been sanctioned as standalone projects and state is
planning to implement SWM through decentralised solid waste management
model (standalone model) in remaining 7-7 ULBs of Bhopal cluster and Indore
cluster each. Decentralise solid waste management model with processing
facilities at ULBs level is already working in Ujjain city which has waste to compost
facility for processing of 190 TPD of waste.

3.15 Maharashtra
Maharashtra is one of the highest urbanized states with nearly 50% population
residing in urban areas. Total 396 ULBs are responsible for MSW management in
the State of Maharashtra, comprising of 27 Municipal Corporation, 238 Municipal
Councils and 131 Nagar Panchayats. There are 7 Cantonment Boards. Total
Solid Waste generation in the State of Maharashtra for the year 2020-21 is
22632.71 TPD, out of which 22584.4 TPD is collected and 15056.1 TPD of waste
is treated. 1355.36 TPD is landfilled and 6221.5 TPD is unscientifically.ULBs
installed 372 composting plants as a waste processing facility. Also 83 vermin-
composing facilities are installed, 47 bio-methanization plants are installed, 01
waste to Energy plant (4 MW) and 18 RDF plant installed. The 382 landfill sites
are identified and 45 sites under construction phase.
ULBs are practicing segregation of waste at source and adequate provisions are
made in Solid Waste Management DPRs for achieving 100% segregation of
waste at source. ULBs in state are segregating waste into three categories wet,
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Vehicles deployed for collection and transportation of waste have two

compartments for dry and wet waste. Segregated waste is further segregated at
processing facility and then scientifically processed. Maharashtra is the only state
to  have  registered  its  own  brand  “Harit Maha City  Compost”  for  promotion  of 
marketing and sale of city compost which is as per the FCO standards and SWM
Rules 2016.
Dry waste collected from the city is further segregated into paper, plastic, glass,
metal etc. through secondary segregation process at transfer stations or the
designated material recovery facility (MRF) in the city or at solid waste treatment
facility. After secondary segregation of dry waste into paper, plastic, glass, metal
etc.is being recycled through local sellers in the city, to recyclers in the region or
to the waste processing plants in nearby metro cities through prescribed
processes.
For treatment of dry waste technical options such as preparation of Refused
Derived Fuel (RDF), use of plastic in roads, preparation of oil or granules from
plastic etc. are also used in some municipal corporations.
In the Mumbai region, Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai has mandated all
bulk generator of solid waste i.e. having area greater than 5000 sq. Mtr to provide
in-situ treatment of solid waste generated in their premises. This practice is
resulted in reduction of waste generation.

3.16 Manipur
In Manipur, there are 27 towns/cities under MAHUD Department, GOM including a
Class-I city i.e. Imphal city. The remaining 26 towns are all below class II category.
There are 27 ULBs.
The municipal solid waste generation is estimated at 282.3 TPD and the actual
waste collection is about 190.3 TPD. Out of the actual waste collected 108.6 TPD
is processed and the remaining 81.7 TPD is disposed at the existing landfill or
dump sites.
Door to door collection is practiced by all 27 local bodies. All ULBs reported
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The waste is transported in open vehicles. A mechanized composting plant has

been in operation at the MSW management plant at Lamdeng. During the year of
report, 93.4 TPD of waste was processed at the facility. The Waste to Energy plant
using pyrolysis technology is under trial run. Five sanitary landfill sites are in
operation at Imphal MC, Thoubal MC, Bisanpur MC, Kakching MC and Jiribam
MC. Non availability of suitable land continues to be the main constraint for the
effective implementation of MSW Rules & setting up of waste processing facility for
the local bodies.

3.17 Meghalaya
In the State of Meghalaya, there are total 07 Local Bodies responsible for
management of solid waste. About 107.01 TPD of solid waste is generated in the
State as reported, out of which 93.02 TPD of MSW is collected, nearly 9.64 TPD is
treated and 83.4 TPD is landfilled.
Good practices like house to house collection are being practiced in 4 Municipal
Boards (Shillong MB, Tura MB, Williamnagar MB and Resubelpara MB).
Segregation is being practiced in 3 Municipal Boards (Shillong Municipal Board
Williamnagar MB and Resubelpara Municipal Board). Storage of waste is being
practiced in 3 Municipal Boards while covered transportation is adopted in 4
municipal bodies. There are 6 existing dumpsites in the State. 1 dumpsite (Shillong
Municipal Board) has been converted to sanitary landfill.
In Meghalaya, composting unit has been set up by Shillong Municipal Board for
treating the municipal solid wastes. The total quantity of waste process through
composting is 9.64 TPD. There is no incineration plant for Municipal Solid Waste in
the State.

3.18 Mizoram
Total 01 ULB is responsible for MSW management in the State. Total solid waste
generation is 345.47 TPD out of which 275.92 TPD is collected and 269.71TPD is
treated. Solid Waste is being handled by Aizawl Municipal Corporation in Aizawl
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towns through PPP mode. In Aizawl solid waste are collected at various sanitation
points covering all 83 local councils. Green and blue colored specially designed
trucks are being used for transportation of waste. In urban towns solid waste are
being collected on alternate days from various sanitation points by engaging/hiring
vehicles. In Aizawl ULB segregation of waste is being done into four bins viz
biodegradable, non-biodegradable, plastic and electronic & hazardous waste in all
83 local councils. Segregation of waste has been practiced into two bins viz
biodegradable and non-biodegradable in 5 Urban Towns viz Darlawn, Lunglei,
Siaha, Kolasib and Hnahthial.
In Aizawl, waste is transported by means of specially designed and covered waste
transportation vehicles.
In Aizawl, segregated solid waste is being disposed and processed in Solid Waste
Management Centre Tuirial.
Composting
The waste processing facilities include 22 TPD vermin Composting and 50 TPD
Mechanical composting facilities.
In order to prevent pollution from compost plant, the following are compiled with
namely:-
(a) Properly covered storage area is constructed for incoming organic waste which
is provided with impermeable base with facility for collection of leachate.
(b) To minimise nuisance of odour, flies, Eco Micro Organism Solution is used.
Further in times of COVID -19 pandemic, the whole area is disinfected with
hypochlorite solution.
(c) Pre-process and post-process rejects are removed on daily basis.
(d) Recyclables like Plastics are sent through PROs. Total Quantity of 210.543 MT
is collected by five PROs for recycling. Initiative is also being taken for co-
incineration of plastic wastes.
(e) The windrow area is also provided with RCC base with niche for leachate
collection. A treatment tank is also constructed a little downhill for the leachate to
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(f) After second segregation of municipal solid wastes the inert materials are
dumped into the landfill.

3.19 Nagaland
There are total 39 ULBs responsible for implementation of the Solid Waste
Management Rules, 2016, in the State. It is estimated that about 330.49 TPD of
solid waste is generated daily, out of which only 285.49 TPD is collected, 122 TPD
is treated and 7.5 TPD is landfilled.
Collection of waste is done by the Municipal Councils and Town Councils and
transported to the dumping site and disposed off.
Door to door collection of solid waste is being carried out in most of the municipal
town councils. In town councils where door to door is not being carried out, point to
point source of collection is being carried out due to the inability for vehicles to ply
in the hilly terrain.
Segregation of some recyclable waste is being carried out and outsourced from
the source i.e. households, by the residents to the scrap dealers and by the rag
pickers from community bins.
Kohima Municipal Council has covered vehicles with separate dry & wet waste
compactors. However, in the other Municipal/Town Councils covered vehicles are
not available for transportation of wastes. All the municipal solid waste collected is
being disposed off by the Municipal/Town Councils at their respective landfill &
dumping site. Kohima Municipal Council had setup a scientific landfill at Lerie
landfill, Kohima attached with a plastic recycling unit. Under Dimapur Municipal
Council, it is treating the existing dumpsite through bioremediation process and
also carrying out bio mining process.
Chumukedima Town Council collects and transports the waste to Material
Recovery Facility (MRF) and the unsegregated waste is further being segregated
and only rejects are disposed.
Dimapur Municipal Council has begun developing the existing dumpsite to set up a
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3.20 Odisha
There are total 114 ULBs responsible for implementation of the SWM Rules, 2016
in the State. The estimated waste generation in these ULBs is 2132.95 TPD, out of
which 2097.14 TPD is collected, 1038.31 TPD is treated and 1034.33 TPD is
landfilled (Open Dumping). A total of 53 landfill sites have been identified in the
State.

3.21 Punjab
Total 167 ULBs are responsible for MSW management in the State. There are 26
ClassI, 47 Class-II, 25 Class-III cities/towns, 56 Nagar Panchayats & 13 Municipal
Corporations in the State. Total Solid Waste generation in Punjab is around
4338.37 TPD, out of which 4278.86 TPD of waste is collected, 1894.04 TPD is
treated and 2384.82islandfilled.
House to house collection is practiced in 142 ULBs, segregation is practiced in 113
ULBs, storage facility is available in 98ULBs and covered transportation is being
practiced in 143 ULBs.
There are a total of 1572 composting facilities operation in the State along with 1
Vermi-composting (at Shamchaurassi) and 2 RDF/palletization facilities (at
Bathinda and Ludhiana).
The Department of Local Govt. (DLG) has adopted the decentralized approach for
management of solid waste. Total 1572 processing sites (composting pits) have
been setup in the State till the end of year 2020 for processing of wet waste.
Channelization of recyclable waste is being done through 235 Material Recovery
Facilities (MRFs) and only inert waste will go to landfill sites. 2 Waste to Energy
plant (at Bathinda and Ludhiana) are installed but yet not in operation. Total 143
no. of solid waste dumping sites have been setup by the ULBs in the State.

3.22 Rajasthan
Total 196 ULBs are responsible for MSW management in the State. The total solid
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collected through Door to door collection system by Urban Local bodies. Currently
1210.46 TPD waste is being processed by ULBs.5282.16 TPD is landfilled.

Alwar: Municipal Solid Waste generated from Alwar city is door to door collected
through auto tippers by Municipal Council Alwar. Dumping site has been identified
by Municipal Board Behror, Rajgarb, Kherli, Kishangarhbass, Khairtal and solid
waste is being dumped at identified sites.
Door to door municipal waste is collected by all the Municipal bodies through Auto
tippers (i.e Alwar Behror, Rajgarh, Kherli, Kishangarhbass, Khairtali and Thana
gazi). Material recovery facility has been developed by Municipal Council Alwar.

Balotra: Municipal Solid Waste generated from Barmeris collected door to door
with the help of auto tippers and sent to dump site (gehu).
Municipal solid waste generated from Balotra, Jalore, Bhinmal and Sanchore is
collected door to door with the help of auto tippers and sent to dump site.

Bikaner: Municipal Solid waste generated from the Bikaner City, Ganganagar City
and Hanumangarh City is collected door to door- through Auto Tippers by
Municipal Corporation Bikaner, Municipal council Sriganganagar and Municipal
council Hanumangarh respectively. Collected waste is being transported to dump
site. Material recovery facility has been developed by Municipal Council
Sriganganagar whereas proposed recovery facility by Municipal Council
Hanumangarh is under construction phase. Municipal Corporation Bikaner has
also proposed to set up a Material recovery facility. Sites are identified by
Municipal Council Hanumangarh and Sriganganagar for establishing a municipal
solid waste processing plant (Compost & RDF plant).

Chittorgarh: MSW generated from Chittorgarh city is door to door collected

through Auto Tippers by Municipal Council, Chittorgarh and is being sent to
dumpsite. MC Chittorgarh have identified dumping site a Bojuna village for setting
up solid waste processing facilities.

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Kishangarh: There  are  total  25  No.’s  of  ULB’s  working  in  the  district  Ajmer,
Nagour, Tonk. Almost all of these ULB’s has been provided motorized vehicles for 
door to door collection of Municipal Solid Waste.

Kota: 100 % Door to door collection and proper segregation facility is provided by
all ULB’s. Durnp  site  has  been  maintained  by  all  ULB’s  except  Anta.  Except 
Kehavraipatanno ULB has been provided the Solid waste processing facility.

Jaipur: Municipal Solid waste generated from Jaipur is door to door collected
through auto tippers by MC Jaipur and sent to transfer station at Lal Doongri and
Jhalana.  Other  ULB’s  are  also doing the same practice. All the local bodies are
segregating and transporting the solid waste to the identified dumping sites for the
disposal. Jaipur Municipal Corporation has provided 5145 green and blue dustbin
for collection of solid waste. Work has been allotted for production of RDF and
compost from solid waste. JMC has completed the MRF Facility centre
establishment at Mathuradaspura Landfill site and work is in progress at Sevapura.

Jodhpur: 100% Door to door collection and proper segregation facility is provided
by all ULB`s. Jodhpur Municipal Corporation has sanctioned 06 MW waste to
energy plant for which work order has been issued.

Udaipur: MSW generated from Udaipur city is door to door collected through auto
tippers by Municipal Corporation Udaipur (MCU). MCU has identified two dumping
sites at village Balicha and Titardi for setting up solid waste processing facilities.
MSW generated from Dungarpur is sent to transfer station after door to door
collection through auto tippers.
MC Udaipur has 107 auto tippers for door to door collection of waste in all 70
wards while Nagar Parishad Dungarpur has 18 vehicles for collection of waste in
all 40 wards. 100 percent source segregation is being done in all wards of Udaipur
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• 30TPD MRF plant at Titardi is functional.

• 60 TPD wet waste composting plant at Titrardi is operational.
• 50 TPD MRF plant is under construction process at Balicha.
• 20 TPD bio-methanization plant at Balicha is operational.

Bhilwara: 100%  Door  to  door  collection  facility  has  been  provided  by  ULB’s 
namely Shahpura, Asind, Bhilwara and Nathdwara  only  while  other  ULB’s  have 
providedapprox.80 percent door to door collection facility. 75 TPD RDF & l5 TPD
compost plant is operational at MC Bhilwara.

Pali: Municipal solid waste generated from Pali and Sirohi city is door to door
collected through auto tippers by respective Municipal Council. Door to door
municipal waste is collected by all municipal bodies through tractor and auto
tippers. Material recovery system at Pali has been installed and manufacturing of
RDF and compost of 250 TPD installed Capacity.

Sikar: Municipal Solid Waste generated from Sikar, Jhunjhnu & Churu is collected
through Auto tippers. 100 %  door  to  door  collection  is  in  all  ULB’s  while
segregation  is  partial.  In  Sikar,  all  ULB’s  have  identified dumping sites while in
Churu all ULB’s except Nagar Palika Rajaldeshar and in Jhunjnu all ULB’s except 
Nagar Palika Bagar have identified dumping sites. Material Recovery Facilities
(MRF) are under construction in all ULB’s.

Bhiwadi: Municipal Solid waste generated from Bhiwadi city and from Tijara tehsil
is door to door collected through Auto Tippers by Municipal Council, Bhiwadi.
Presently there is no dumping yard in Bhiwadi industrial complex for disposal of
municipal solid waste. For installation of MRF and transfer point, a piece of land is
identified at village-Godhan by BIDA.

Bharatpur: Municipal Solid Waste generated from all four districts i.e. Bharatpur,
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and is being transported to identified dumping sites. Dumping sites has been
identified by Municipal Board Bharatpur, Bayana, Deeg, Kumher. Bhusawar,
Kaman, Rupbas, Weir, Karauli, Hindaun City, Todabhim, Sawaimadhopur,
Gangapur city, Dholopur, Rajakhera, Bari and Nadbai. MRF facility has been
established by Bari, Weir, Hindaun and Sawai Madhopur. Other municipalities
have temporary facility for segregation and material recovery.

3.23 Sikkim
Total 07 ULBs are responsible for MSW management in the State. Total Solid
waste generation in the State is around 71.9 TPD out of which 71.9 TPD is
collected, 20.35 TPD is treated and 51.55 is landfilled/dumped. Door to door
collection of segregated waste is being currently practiced in most of the ULBs of
Sikkim through garbage collection vehicle. Practice of community bins/secondary
waste storage facility has been stopped but GMC has placed bins for tourist and
local public in main market area. All the wards under ULBs are covered with
segregation bins for wet and dry waste. One tonne composting unit has been
installed at Khangchendzonga vegetable market to convert vegetable waste to
compost by Gangtok Municipal Corporation (GMC). Transportation of collected
waste is done by assigned covered garbage vehicles with GPS facility. The waste
is landfilled or dumped in designed sited at different locations across the State.
The town of Mangan in North Sikkim process roughly about 80 kg/day of total solid
waste generated through Organic Waste Convertor Machine. The compost
generated is old in open Market. A compost plant is in operation at Martam landfill
site. Ringdang in North Sikkim has been approved by Urban Development
Department for the construction of sanitary landfill.

3.24 Tamil Nadu

There are 15 Corporations, 121 Municipalities and 528 Town Panchayats in the
State of Tamil Nadu. The total quantity of solid waste generation is 13422 tons /
day as reported by the local bodies out of which 12844 Tons / day of solid waste is
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/ day of municipal solid waste is land-filled in the landfill and dumpsites located in
the State of Tamil Nadu. Local bodies which generate 5 TPD of municipal solid
waste have applied for Authorisation. 224 applications for authorization have been
received and Authorisation issued for the said applications.
Collection, Transportation and Segregation of MSW in Tamil Nadu:

Collection, Transpiration and Segregation of MSW:

The urban local bodies at several places have organized collection of MSW by
house to house collection, by using collection bins, compactor bins, lorries using
dust bins, etc. All the urban local bodies have partly started the source segregation
of municipal solid wastes generated in their limits and are partly composting the
biodegradable waste. Transport facilities such as dumper placer, tipper lorry, tipper
tractor, trucks, etc. have been used by the Corporations for transportation of
wastes and in some cases the vehicle are closed or pneumatic compactors are
used in few corporation areas. Similarly, Municipalities and Town Panchayats
utilize the transport facilities such as tractor trailer, dumper placer, tipper, tricycle,
push carts etc.

Solid waste Processing Facilities in Tamil Nadu:

In the state of Tamil Nadu, various waste processing facilities like windrow
composting, Vermi composting, Micro Compost Centres (MCC), Onsite
Composting (OCC) and Bio Methanation are being followed.
 1087 MCC sanctioned to process 4035 TPD of wet waste in 15 Corporations
and 121 Municipalities and 42 Town panchayats. So far, 901 MCCs with
handling capacity of 3159 TPD have been established and processing for 2527
TPD. In GCC, 743 Mulch Pits, 262 Sintex Tank and 3394 units of Well ring with
handling capacity of 630 TPD are established. One Bio CNG plant is in trial run
at a capacity of 50 TPD.
 876 OCCs are established in Corporations & Municipalities with a handling
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 107 Bio-methanation plants are established to process 230 TPD of Wet Waste.
529 Windrows and 263 Vermi Composting plants are functioning with capacity
of 1242 TPD.
The overall processing percentage of wet waste is 72 %.
 To dispose the dry waste generated in ULBs, 438 numbers of Material
Recovery Facilities centre have been sanctioned of which 431 are operational
and remaining are in progress.

Scientific Landfill sites and dumpsites:

In the State of Tamil Nadu, 4 number of landfill sites have been constructed and
the same have been capped. Nearly 210 dumpsites are in existence in the State of
Tamil Nadu, out of which 23 dumpsites (1 corporation, 13 Municipalties, 9 town
panchayats) viz Pallikaranai at Greater Chennai Corporation, Chidambaram,
Kumbakonam, Idappadi, Bhavani, Arni Mettupalayam, Kangeyam, Vellaloil,
Sembakkam, Pammal, Anakaputhur, Poonamallee, Bodinaickkanur, Madukkur,
Thammampatty, Marakkanam, Ulundurpet, Denkanikottai, Kaveripattinam,
Thirumazhisai, Thirunindravur and Thenkarai have been reclaimed and the
reclamation of the 129 dumpsites are under progress.

3.25 Telangana
There are 142 Urban Local Bodies (ULBs) existing in Telangana State and among
them, 13 are corporations and 129 are Municipalities. About 9965 TPD of
Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) is being generated from these ULBs and about
9965 TPD is collected every day, 7530 TPD is treated, 991 is going to landfill and
remaining is disposed on the open landfill. The following municipal solid waste
processing plants are located in the State:

i. M/s. Hyderabad Integrated Municipal Solid Waste Management Project

(6275 TPD): The facility process and disposed the MSW generated in
GHMC area. The provision of scientific landfill, green belt, reclamation etc.
are under progress.

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ii. M/s. Shalivana (MSW) Green Energy Ltd, Karimnagar District: The
facility obtained CFO of the Board to operate waste to energy project of
capacity 12 MW by using Refuse Derived Fuel (RDF) generated from
processing of 412 TPD of RDF using MSW generated in the municipalities
of Karimanagar, Ramagundam, Jagitial, Siricilla, Karutla, Metpalli and
Siddipet. The Board has issued CFO vide letter dated 12.01.2017 which
was valid upto 31st October, 2019. Presently, the unit is not in operation due
to non-viability of tariff.

iii. M/s. Hema Sri Power Projects Ltd., Nalgonda District: The Municipal
Administration & Urban Development (J2) Department by G.O.Ms.No.168
M.A. dated 15.04.2006 permitted M/s. Hema Sri Power Projects, Nalgonda
District to establish and operate power plant (12.6 MSW), waste processing
and waste disposal facility at Vibhalapuram (V), Mothey (M), Nalgonda
District by allotting Warangal, Jangaon, Bhongir, Nalgonda, Miryalguda,
Suryapet, Khammam, Yllandru, Kothaudem, Palwancha, Sattupally,
Manuguru, Badrachalma, Jaggaiahpet. The total waste generated from
ULBs allotted to M/s. Hema Sri Power Projects is 345 TPD. The Board vide
order dated 10.06.2010 issued CFE to M/s. Hema Sir Power Projects to
establish 12.6 MW power plant. Presently, the unit is not in operation.

iv. M/s. RDF Power Projects, Nalgonda District: The facility is Waste to
Energy project of capacity 11 MW by using 315 TPD MSW. The Board has
issued CFE vide order dated 01.03.2006, 04.08.2011, 31.05.2012,
23.11.2012, 13.04.2015 & 10.08.2016 with validity up to 31.03.2018. The
Board has issued amendment to the CFE vide order dated 03.07.2018.

v. M/s. SVGPPL, Yacharam, Ibrahmipatnam (12 MW): Permission for

granting extension of time to agency (M/s. SVGPPL) for entering into PPA
with TSSPDCL is under examination of GHMC.

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House to house collection of MSW has been started in all local bodies in the State.
As per the information furnished by the Commissioner& Director of Municipal
Administration, 100% of households are covered under door to door collection.
About 39% of households in the State are covered under source segregation and
proposed to achieve 100 % source segregation by 31.03.2022. MSW is
transported in covered vehicles and trucks.
Processing of Municipal Solid Wastes: Compost plant established in 141
Municipalities with 230 Waste to Compost. DRCC established in 140 Municipalities
with 291 DRCC (GHMC - 85 + Other ULBs - 206).
The details of waste to energy plants set up to produce energy.
a) 19.8 MW Capacity at Jawaharnagar.
b) 11 MW Capacity at Chennaravulapally, Bibi Nagar.
c) 12 MW Capacity Permission for granting extension of time to agency (M/s.
SVGPPL) for entering into PPA with TSSPDCL is under examination of GHMC.
d) 12 MW Capacity plant at Karimnagar.
e) 12.6 MW capacity plant at Suryapet.
f) The Board issued CFE for establishing Waste to Energy plant of capacity 14.5
MW at Dundigal.
Disposal of municipal solid waste: The Greater Hyderabad Municipal
Corporation (GHMC) has constructed the sanitary landfill facility and operating the
same. The rest of the ULBs are dumping the MSW in the existing dump sites.

3.26 Tripura
There are total 20 ULBs responsible for implementation of the SWM Rules, 2016,
in the State comprising of 1 Municipal Corporation, 14 Municipal Council & 5
Nagar Panchayats. Total Solid Waste generated in the State is about 333.9 TPD,
out of which 317.69 TPD is collected, 214.06 TPD is collected and12.9 TPD is
landfilled. Good practices have been initiated in 07 towns/cities,
Door to door collection is being practiced in 325 wards in 20 ULBs. Segregation,
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5 (five) ULBs namely Agartala, Mohanpur, Bishalgarh, Ranirbazar and Jirania are
using Debendra Chandra Nagar Processing site for treatment and disposal of solid
waste. 1 (one) ULB namely Kamalpur have 6 TPD capacity processing site for
treatment and disposal of solid waste. Remaining 14 ULBs have identified landfill
sites for treatment and disposal of solid waste.6 (six) ULBs namely Agartala,
Mohanpur, Bishalgarh, Ranirbazar, Kamalpur and Jirania have constructed
landfills. 4 (four) landfill sites (Agartala MC, Bishalgarg MC, Mohanpur MC &
Kamalpur MC) are in operation. There are total 12 number of existing dumpsite in
the State. Action Plan has been submitted by all 20 ULBs.

3.27 Uttarakhand
There are total 91 ULBs and 09 Cantonment Boards responsible for
implementation of the SWM Rules, 2016, in the State. Total solid waste generation
in the State is about 1458.46 TPD, out of which 1378.99 TPD is collected and
779.85 TPD is treated. Good practices are implemented in the towns of Dehradun
and Hardwar. Door to door waste collection is initiated in all 1139 wards. Source
segregation of waste is being carried out in 792 wards. There are two compositing
facilities operational in the State in Dehradun (300 TPD) and Haridwar (250 TPD).
2 landfill sites have been constructed and are in operation (Nagar Nigam
Dehradun and Nagar Nigam Haridwar). Total number of existing dumpsites in the
States are 34. 48 ULBs have procured land (covering 73 ULBs). 5 ULBs have land
on rent. 1 cluster covering 02 ULB and 08 standalone ULBs have identified forest
land and they are in process of land transfer.3 ULBs have identified revenue land
and they are in process of procurement.
ULBs have procured transportation vehicles with cover and having separate
compartment waste. New GPS enabled vehicles are being used for collection and
transportation of municipal waste.

3.28 Uttar Pradesh

There are 651 ULBs in Uttar Pradesh comprising of 17 Nagar Nigams, 198 Nagar
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management of solid waste in the State. Total Solid Waste Generation is 14710
TPD. The quantity of collected solid waste is 14292 TPD. There are 17 MSW
processing facilities functional with cumulative treatment capacity of 5520 TPD.
Door to door collection is done in 11912 wards out of 12021 wards. All the 17
Nagar Nigam have vehicle tracking system installed and GPS in enabled vehicles
are being used. At present 592 ULBs have identified and allotted lands for setting
up of processing and disposal facilities for Solid Waste Management. The State
Level High Power Steering Committee has approved a comprehensive strategy for
setting of processing facilities in all ULBs in decentralized manner for creating
composting of wet waste and material recovery facility for dry waste. State has
constitutes Special Task Force for awareness about SWM Rules 2016. 107871
compost pits have been made while 92077 compost pits are under construction in
the State. At present 592 ULBs have identified and allotted lands for setting up of
processing and disposal facilities for Solid Waste Management.

3.29 West Bengal

Total 125 ULBs are responsible for MSW management in the State. There are 58
Nos. Class - I Towns and 32 Nos. of Class - II towns in the State. Total Solid
Waste generation in the State is around 13709 TPD, of which 13356 of waste is
collected, 667.6 TPD is treated and 202.23 TPD is landfilled.13 municipalities have
installed compost plants, out of which, 10 compost plants are operational at
present. 13 sanitary landfills have been developed involving 25 ULBs including
regional landfill developed by Kolkata Metropolitan Development Authority in
Hooghly district for 6 municipalities namely, Uttarpara-Kotrung, Konnagar, Rishra,
Serampore, Baidyabati and Chamdany Municipality. Out of these 02 landfills are
operational at present, including the aforesaid regional landfill. Apart from these,
Department of Urban Development & Municipal Affairs, Govt. of WB has proposed
to setup 4 cluster projects involving 18 municipalities.
About 97 % of ULBs (2878 wards out of 2938 wards) have door to door collection
system. 100% of ULBs are transporting waste in covered vehicles. Household
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3.30 Andaman & Nicobar Islands:

There is 01 ULB (Port Blair Municipal Council) in Andaman & Nicobar Islands
which is divided into 70 Gram Panchayats. Total waste generation in the UT in the
year 2020-21 is approx. 89TPD out of which approx. 82 TPD is collected, 75 TPD
of waste is treated while 7 TPD is landfilled. Door to door collection is carried out in
all 24 wards of Port Blair Town. 50 % of households are covered in door to door
collection of solid waste. 100% of solid waste at source is collected in segregated
form in urban areas. 90 % of solid waste is stored at sourced in segregated form in
rural area. Transportation of waste is carried out through tarpaulin covered
vehicles. At present in Port Blair Town, 1 landfill site at Brookshabad has been
identified by the Port Blair Municipal Corporation and they are in process of bio
mining the old landfill site with authorised agencies. The Gram Panchayats of A&N
islands have identified 17 nos. of dumping sites containing legacy wastes. As the
quantity of waste is not considerable, the biomining and bio remediation is not
feasible. Out of total 07 sites are completely cleared and the clearing of remaining
sites in initiated.

3.31 Chandigarh
There is 1 ULB responsible for implementation of the SWM Rules, 2016, in the UT.
Total solid waste generated in the State is approx. 513 TPD, out of which 513 TPD
is collected, 69 TPD is treated and 444 TPD is landfilled. The Municipal
Corporation, Chandigarh (MCC) has facilitated door to door collection system in 24
wards out of 26 wards of Chandigarh. MCC has deputed 489 GPS installed
compartmentalized vehicles (for dry, wet and domestic hazardous waste) for door
to door collection and transportation of segregated waste from the city.
The present processing plant is functioning far below its optimum capacity so the
process for upgradation of the plant has been initiated by MCC. IIT Ropar has
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Meanwhile, MCC has made arrangements so that the wet waste generated
everyday is processed immediately. Along with this, 04 Nos. of manual Material
Recovery Facilities (MRFs) are functional. Also mechanized MRFs at 3 BRD and
Industrial Area are functional. One more mechanical MRF at Dadumajra will be
functional soon.
The work of bio remediation for legacy waste has also started. No fresh waste is
being dumped at the legacy waste site. One compost plant of 300 TPD capacity is
installed at Dadumajra. Waste collected from vegetable, fruit, flower, meat, poultry
and fish market is treated in a bio-methanation plant of 5 TPD capacity. Aerobic
composting is in practice in 59 Nos. Gardens/parks of the city. All the bulk waste
generators are practicing onsite composting of their wet waste.

3.32 Daman & Diu

Total 06 ULBs are responsible for MSW management in the Union Territory. The
total solid waste generation in the State is 267 TPD. 267 TPD (100 %) waste is
collected out of which 237 TPD is treated and 14.5 TPD is landfilled. 100 % of
households practice storage of waste at source in domestic bins. 100% of non-
residential premises practice storage of waste at source in commercial/institutional
bins. 0% of households dispose or throw solid waste on the streets.

3.33 Delhi
Total 5 ULBs are responsible for MSW management in Delhi, comprising of 01
town/city and 01 Number of Class I & class II town/city. Total Solid Waste
generation in Delhi is approximately 10990 TPD out of which 10990 TPD waste is
collected, 5193.57 TPD waste is treated and 5533 TPD waste is landfilled.
About 100% collection of solid waste, door to door collection and transportation in
covered vehicles have been reported by the local bodies in Annual Reports.
NDMC has reported that 90% premises in the area are segregating the waste at
source. Delhi Cantonment Board (DCB) has reported that 90% premises in Civil
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SDMC reported that 80-100 % premises in their areas are segregating waste at
source. EDMC has reported that 30% premises in their areas are segregating the
waste at source. North DMC has reported that 80% premises in their 3 model
wards are segregating the waste at source however information not provided for
other wards in their areas.

MSW Processing and Disposal Facilities:

There is one Integrated Solid Waste Management Facility at Bawana for
processing of 2000 TPD of municipal solid waste having Waste to Energy Plant,
Compost Plant and Engineered Sanitary Landfill. This integrated Solid Waste
Management facility is being operated by M/s. Delhi MSW Solutions Ltd. One
Engineered Sanitary Landfill is proposed to be developed by South Delhi Municipal
Corporation (SDMC) at Tehkhand. An integrated Solid Waste Management facility
for 2000 TPD is proposed to be developed by East Delhi Municipal Corporation in
joint venture with NTPC at Ghonda Gujran mainly comprising Bio-methanation
Plant, Power Plant and C & D Waste Processing Plant. There is one Centralised
Compost Plant at Okhla of 200 TPD capacity.

Delhi has 3 Waste to Energy Plants (WTE plants) of combined capacity 4550 TPD
at 3 different locations in Delhi namely Okhla, Ghazipur and Bawana. One new
Waste to Energy Plant of capacity about 2000 TPD is proposed at Tehkhand and
another one of 600 TPD capacity in the Integrated Municipal Solid Waste
Processing Facility at Ghonda Gujran. After commissioning of these 2 proposed
WTEs capacity of WTE plants will increase from 4550 TPD to about 7150 TPD by
September, 2022.

Operational Waste to Energy Plants in Delhi

S.No. Name of Waste to Energy Plant Existing Electricity

Capacity (in Generation
TPD) in MW

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1 Timarpur Okhla Waste Management 1950 23

Company Ltd., Old NDMC Compost
Site, Okhla
2 East Delhi Waste Processing Company 1300 12
Ltd., Ghazipur
3 Delhi MSW Solutions Ltd, Narela 1300 24
Bawana Road, Bawana
Total 4550 59

Proposed Waste Processing Facilities & Sanitary Landfill in Delhi

S.No. Particulars Location Area of Capacity Expected

Local Timeline
Body for
Completion
1 Waste to Energy Tehkhand SDMC 2000 TPD 31.03.2022
Plant
2 Integrated Waste Ghonda EDMC 2000 TPD 30.09.2022
Management and Gujran
Energy
Generation
Facility
3 Engineered Tehkhand SDMC ----- 31.12.2022
Sanitary Landfill
4 Integrated Waste At North DMC 2500 TPD December,
Collection, Ranikhera 2022
Segregation, for 3 zones
Transportation, of North
Processing & DMC (City-
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Narela
zone)
5 Two Bio-CNG at SDMC 550 TPD December,
Plants Tehkhand& each 2022.
Keshopur

6 RDF Processing at SDMC 50 TPD December,

plant Tehkhand 2022.

7 Bio-methanation NDMC 30 TPD December,

Plant 2022.
8 Biogas plant at Ghogha NDMC 200 TPD December,
Dairy 2023.
9 2 Bio-Gas Plants at Goyala SDMC 200 TPD Feb 2022
& Nangli each
Dairies
10 Bio-Gas Plant at Ghazipur EDMC 100 TPD work held
Dairy up due to
public
hindrance

100% of generated solid waste is collected in North DMC and 80% premises in
model wards are segregating waste at source. Collected solid waste is transported
by tractors, Non tipping trucks, tipping trucks, dumper placers, refuse collectors,
compactors, JCB/loaders and MRS. Around 2000 TPD of waste from the area of
North DMC is being processed/treated at the integrated solid waste management
facility at Bawana by M/s Delhi MSW Solutions.

Under South DMC, 80- 100 % (in 15 Model Wards), 60 - 80% (in9 Wards), 50-60%
(in 4 Wards), 40-50% (in 9 Wards), 20-40% (in 13 Wards), 10-20% (in 8 Wards)are
segregating waste at source. Collected Solid Waste is transported by Tipping
trucks, Dumper placers, Refuse collectors, Compactors, JCB/Loader, Hook
Loaders, Auto tippers, Tata407, Mobile Transfer Station (MTS), Bin Washer
Vehicles, Bins, Fixed Compactor Transfer Station (FCTS)/Portable Compactor
Transfer Station (PCTS), Tricycle, Road Sweeping Collecting  Vehicles  (RCV’s) 
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1800 TPD of generated solid waste is dumped at Okhla dumpsite. 1600 TPD of
waste generated from area of SDMC is being processed/treated at WTE plant at
Okhla & 200 TPD is processed/treated at Compost Plant Okhla.

Under East DMC, 30% premises are segregating waste at source. Transportation
of collected solid waste to SLF site is outsourced. 1380 TPD of waste is disposed
at Ghazipur dumpsite. Waste generated from EDMC area is being processed /
treated at WTE plant Ghazipur.

Under New Delhi Municipal Corporation, 90% premises are segregating waste at
source and Collected Solid Waste is transported by Tipping truck, Auto tipper,
Refuse collectors, open tipper truck, Compactors, Wheel - barrows, Tricycles,
JCBs, Hook loaders. About 218.432 TPD of waste generated from the area of New
DMC is being processed/treated at WTE/compost plant.

Under Delhi Cantonment Board (DCB), 90% premises in Civil area and 60%
premises in Army area are segregating waste at source. Collected solid waste is
transported by Tractors, Tipping trucks, Refuse collectors and JCB loader. Around
31 TPD of waste from are of DCB is disposed at Okhla dumpsite.
Action plan submitted by SDMC, DCB, NDMC & North DMC.

3.34 Lakshadweep
Lakshadweep Administration has assigned the responsibility of management of
solid waste to the Department of Environment & Forest, UT of Lakshadweep.
Zonal offices of E&F of each island are managing the collection, segregation,
transportation and disposal of solid waste. A total 35 TPD waste is generated, out
of which 17.13 TPD is collected and 17.13 TPD is treated. Door to door collection
is not being practiced at present. The kitchen waste is being processed in their
own localities. The sweeping waste is being collected and transported to Central
Garbage Depository for preparation of window compost. UT of Lakshadweep
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non-biodegradable waste from the total 12000 households. E Cart closed vehicles
and TATA closed vehicles are used for covered transportation of waste.

Union Territory of Lakshadweep is implementing the various schemes for

management of Solid Waste in the entire island of UT of Lakshadweep. In this
regards the following progress made during the year 2020-21 in Lakshadweep
under Solid Waste Management:

 Appointment of Swatch workers: A total of 455 Swatch workers engaged to

carry out of various cleaning activities, collection, transportation,
segregation, treatment and disposal of non-biodegradable and bio-
degradable waste management in the islands.
 Collection of non-biodegradable: Daily collecting the non-biodegradable
waste from6648 waste bins placed in various places of island. The UT
Administration has taken 7340sqm land on lease basis and is under
development of MRF facilities at Kavaratti on demonstration basis. Request
For Proposal (RFP) for outsourcing the integrated waste management is
under finalization which include collection, segregation, transportation,
disposal and also to establish waste management facilities in all islands.
 Implementation of User fee: As per the direction of Hon’ble NGT orders and
Lakshadweep solid waste Management Bye-Law 2018, the department
implemented the user fee collection in Kavaratti Island in May 2020.
 Procurement of Closed vehicle: Five numbers closed vehicles are procured
anddistributed 2 numbers to Kavaratti, one each to Agatti. Androth and
Minicoy Islands forgarbage collection and transportation in the islands. 12
numbers E-cart closed vehicles also engaged in the waste transportation.
 Procurement of machineries: Thumboor Model Compost Plant for 33 MT
and incinerator for installation of 8 islands are under progress.
 Procurement of waste bins: The department procured blue, green and red
coloured waste bins for collection of solid waste, plastic waste and sanitary
diapers at Kavaratti island. The same proposal of waste bin procurement is
under process for replicating the other islands.

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 Management of Single Use Plastics: The UT of Lakshadweep

Administration banned 13 numbers of single use plastic items from its
territory with effect from 26th January, 20l9 as per Notification
F.No.66/33/2019-E&F (P&L) dated 25.01.2019
 Transportation of recyclable waste: Due to the special geographical nature
of the Lakshadweep, Lakshadweep Administration has initiated the
transportation of recyclable waste including cement bags into recycling unit
at mainland. A total 329 MT recyclable waste transported from various
islands to Mainland during the year 2020-21for recycling.
 IEC awareness: As a part of the management of Single Use Plastics in
Union territory of Lakshadweep, the UT of Lakshadweep Administration has
placed sign boards at various important corners of the all islands for the
awareness of the public.
 Monitoring: The State Level and Island Level monitoring committee had
constituted in all the Islands for strict monitoring and enforcement of solid
waste management in UT of Lakshadweep. This committee has conducted
frequent raid in major shops other wholesale markets in the Islands.

3.35 Puducherry
There are total 15 Local Bodies (5 Municipalities and 10 Commune Panchayats)
responsible for implementation of the SWM Rules, 2016. Total estimated solid
waste generation in the Union Territory is not provided. The estimated waste
generated is 504.5 TPD out of which 482 TPD is collected, 36 TPD is treated and
446 TPD is landfilled. In ten wards segregation of waste is being practiced into
degradable and non-biodegradable waste. In other wards without segregation,
door to door collection is being done. Segregation is being practiced in selected
wards. Waste transportation is done in compactors and covered trucks.
Segregation of solid waste at collection point is being done in selected areas of
urban limit. It will be extended for other wards. Local bodies are taking earnest
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Two local bodies have taken initiatives for processing of solid waste i.e. Bio-
methanataion/Nisargruna Technology of BARC with the financial assistance of
PPCC. Oulgaret and Karaikal Municipality, Mahe municipality is processing their
waste by composting.

4.0 Best Practices in Solid Waste Management

The best practices as reported by the SPCBs/PCCs in their Annual Report is
summarized in table below:
Table 12: Best practices as reported by the SPCBs/PCCs
Sl. State Best Practice
No
1 Andhra Pradesh  CCTVs installed at dumpsites in 70 ULBs and
is in progress in remaining 54 ULBs
 99% Households covered under door-to-door
collection
2 Andaman &  100% waste collected in segregated form
Nicobar Island  Spot fine imposed on littering
 Implementation of levy of user fee as door to
door monthly charge
 Water ATMs installed
3 Chandigarh  Waste collected from vegetable, fruit, flower,
meat, poultry and fish market treated in bio-
methanation plant.
 All the bulk waste generators are practicing
onsite composting of their wet waste.
4 Chhattisgarh  Percentage of waste processed: 100%
 Timely monitoring for implementation of SWM
policy is being done through MIS database.
 Project implementation units (PIUs) & S state
level project management units (PMUs) are
developed for management of solid waste.
 Solid Liquid Resource Management centres
established in 164/ 166 ULBs. Integrated
waste management centres set up in
remaining two Local bodies.
 Registration of waste pickers done and survey
conducted to identify new waste pickers
 PPEs have been provided to sanitation
workers to ensure the safety and hygiene
4 Delhi  100 % door to door collection of MSW has
been achieved.

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Sl. State Best Practice

No
5 Goa  Waste processing is 87%.
 Decentralized composting in housing
societies, municipal markets and public
gardens to treat biodegradable waste.
6 Gujarat  100 % door to door collection of MSW has
been achieved.
7 Haryana  Govt. of Haryana has adopted cluster based
integrated approach for solid waste
management. State has been divided in 14
clusters out of which 4 will be based on waste
to energy and 10 will be based on
compost/RDF.
8 Himachal Pradesh  Pit composting facility is operational in all
ULBs.
9 J&K  Composting practiced through Auto-
Composters and Disintegrators.
10 Kerala  Different types of composting including aero
bins, bio bins, pipe compost and ring compost
are practices adopted in the state.
11 Karnataka  100 % door to door collection of MSW has
been achieved.
12 Lakshadweep  Provided blue and green bins to each
household to get segregated bio degradable
and non- biodegradable.
 455 swachh workers are engaged to carry out
various SWM activities.
13 Madhya Pradesh  100 % door to door collection of MSW has
been achieved.
 Composting setup in 130 towns, RDF
palletization in 47 towns, biogas in 3 towns
and vermi-composting in 33 towns.
 50 out of 328 dumpsites reclaimed.
 State actively promoting home composting to
reduce waste at source.
14 Maharashtra  Maharashtra has registered its own brand
“Harita  Maha  City  Compost”  for  sale  of  city 
compost which is as per FCO standards.
 Board has developed web portal for ULBs for
monitoring of daily and monthly data for solid
waste management.
 Board has initiated concept of providing
financial and technical assistance to Municipal
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Sl. State Best Practice

No
solid waste management facilities.
 Board has prepared model tender document
on SWM for ULBs
 ULBs have integrated rag pickers into formal
system and involved them for recycling and
recovery of waste.
15 Manipur  Trial run for Waste to Energy plant based on
pyrolysis technology is under process at
Langdeng site.
16 Mizoram  Training was conducted for waste pickers
collectors & workers throughout the year.
 To minimize nuisance of order, flies eco micro
solution is used.
17 Nagaland  Bailing machines have been provided in 11
district headquarters.
 Dimapur Municipal Corporation has begun
developing existing dumpsite to develop solid
waste processing.
18 Pondicherry  18 out of 18 application received have been
granted authorization for solid waste
processing
 All local bodies have identified suitable land
for SLF and MRF & authorization has been
used to the Local bodies.
 Local bodies have taken initiatives for
processing of solid waste as per Nisarguna
technology of BARC with financial assistance
of PPCC.
 Pipe composting is practiced in one of the
local body.
19 Sikkim  Transportation of waste is being done by
vehicles with GPS facility.
20 Tamil Nadu  Onsite compositing Barrel method is being
practiced in 25 wards.
 ULBs are adopting Micro Compost Centre
(MCC) methodology for composting, in which
the leachate generated is recycled.
21 Telangana  100% door to door collection of MSW has
been achieved.
 Feacal Sludge Treatment plants (FSTP) are
established in 2 ULBs.
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Sl. State Best Practice

No
allotting the Bio-mining work on PPP basis.
22 Uttarakhand  GPS enabled vehicle used for collection &
transportation of waste
 Onsite composting is practiced in all ULBs.

5.0 Environmental Performance (SWM) based rating of States/ UTs

The performance of States/ UTs in different components of Solid Waste

Management has been assessed and the States/ UTs have been ranked based on
their overall performance in Solid Waste Management. Different components
included in the performance include;
a) Waste processed, landfilled, gap in waste management vis-à-vis total waste
generated in the State/ UT
b) Authorization granted to and monitoring of Solid Waste Management facilities in
the State/ UT by the concerned SPCBs/PCCs
c) Technology adopted for waste management
d) Number of landfills vs Number of dumpsites(total/ reclaimed/ converted to
landfill) in the States/ UTs
e) Best practices for Solid Waste Management adopted in the State/ UT
The template of the performance assessment is placed at Annexure - I and
Environment Performance based rating is placed at Annexure – II.
Following are the findings of the assessment:

a) Ranking of States:
The score awarded to individual States/ UTs is given in Table13 and the
comparative assessment is illustrated in Figure 7. As can be seen from the
information presented -Madhya Pradesh has obtained the highest score (76.75)
followed by Goa (71.50), Chandigarh (71.25), Chhattisgarh (69.00), Andaman
and Nicobar Islands (67.75) & Maharashtra (67.50) in that order. States/UTs
which have obtained the lowest score in the performance in Solid Waste
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Lakshadweep of which Arunachal Pradesh (25.00) has obtained the lowest

score.
TABLE 12: Environmental Performance (SWM) based ranking of States/
UTs
Rank State Total Marks
Madhya Pradesh 76.75
1
Goa 71.50
2
Chandigarh 71.25
3
Chhattisgarh 69.00
4
Andaman and Nicobar Islands 67.75
5
Maharashtra 67.50
6
Telangana 63.00
7
Karnataka 62.75
8
Tamil Nadu 62.25
9
Delhi 60.50
10
Gujarat 59.50
11
Haryana 58.50
12
Andhra Pradesh 58.00
13
Tripura 56.75
14
Mizoram 53.00
15
DDDNH 52.50
16
Kerala 52.25
17
Himachal Pradesh 50.75
18
Sikkim 50.00
19
Puducherry 49.50
20
Manipur 49.00
21
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Rajasthan 48.00
23
Uttarakhand 47.25
24
Jammu & Kashmir 47.00
25
Uttar Pradesh 46.00
26
Odisha 45.50
27
Nagaland 42.00
28
Punjab 40.75
29
Meghalaya 39.50
30
Lakshadweep 37.50
31
West Bengal 29.75
32
Bihar 29.00
33
Assam 26.75
34
Arunachal Pradesh 25.00
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Gujarat

Kerala

Puducherry

Rajasthan
Uttarakhand

Uttar Pradesh
Odisha

Bihar
Chandigarh

Andman and Nicobar Islands

Karnataka

Nagaland

Meghalaya
Himachal Pradesh
Sikkim

Lakshadweep

Arunachal Pradesh
Madhya Pradesh

Maharashtra

Andhra Pradesh

States/UTs

Figure 7: Environmental Performance (SWM) based ranking of States/ UTs

b) Waste Processing
Only 16 States/ UTs (Andaman & Nicobar Island, Chhattisgarh, DDDNH, Goa,
Gujarat, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, MP. Maharashtra,
Mizoram, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Tripura& Uttarakhand)have reported more
than 50% of waste being processed in their States/ UTs of which the highest
percentage of waste processing has been reported from Chhattisgarh (100
%).Remaining 19 States/ UTs are processing less than 50% of solid waste in
their States/ UTs of which Arunachal Pradesh and Bihar have reported that “Nil” 
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c) Gap in Waste SWM

Three States/ UTs (Chandigarh, Chhattisgarh and Sikkim) are managing all the
waste generated in their jurisdiction.08 States/UTs (Andhra Pradesh, Arunachal
Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, Lakshadweep, Nagaland, Uttar Pradesh, & West
Bengal) have reported higher than 50% gap in their waste management of
which Bihar has indicated 100 % gap in SWM
d) Grant of Authorization to Solid Waste Processing Facilities:
11 SPCBs/ PCCs (Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Chandigarh, Madhya
Pradesh, Manipur, Nagaland, Rajasthan, Sikkim, Tamil Nadu, Tripura & Uttar
Pradesh) have issued authorization to all applications submitted for obtaining
the Authorization. Of these, Tamil Nadu has granted maximum number (224) of
the total number of 224 Authorization granted by SPCBs/ PCCs. 16 SPCBs/
PCCs (Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, Goa,
Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Jharkhand, Lakshadweep,
Mizoram, Odisha, Punjab, Telangana, Uttarakhand& West Bengal) have not
granted Authorization to any SWM facility operating in their jurisdiction. Out of
these, four SPCBs/PCCs (Assam, Odisha, Punjab &Uttarakhand) have not
processed any application for obtaining Authorization. Others have not received
any application.
e) Technology for waste management
There is substantial variation in the technology adopted for Solid Waste
Management across different states/UTs in the country. While composting as a
technology for Solid Waste Processing has been adopted by all States/ UTs;
Waste to Energy Plants have been provided in only 6 States/ UTs (Delhi, Goa,
Haryana, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh). Bio-methanation
plants have not been provided in 14 States / UTs (Arunachal Pradesh, DDDNH,
Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Manipur, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Odisha, Punjab,
Rajasthan, Sikkim, Tripura, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand) and 5 States/ UTs
(Lakshadweep, Manipur, Meghalaya, Tamil Nadu & West Bengal) have not
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f) Environmental Monitoring at Solid Waste Management facilities

15 States & UTs (Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Chandigarh, Goa, J&K,
Karnataka, Kerala, MP, Manipur, Meghalaya, Puducherry, Tamil Nadu, Tripura
& Uttarakhand) have carried out monitoring at Waste Processing & Disposal
Sites in their jurisdiction. Of these, only five States - Chandigarh, Karnataka,
Manipur, Telangana & Tripura have monitored all three components – Ambient
Air, Leachate as well as compost.
g) Landfill vs Dumpsites
In one State (Sikkim) the number of landfill sites exceeds the number of
dumpsites. In the remaining States/ UTs- number of dumpsites far exceeds the
number of landfill sites.
Reclamation of Dumpsites: 02 States/UTs (Andaman & Chandigarh) have
reclaimed all the dumpsite in their jurisdiction. 18 States/ UTs (Arunachal
Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Delhi, DDDNH, Gujarat, Haryana,
Himachal Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, Manipur, Mizoram, Meghalaya, Odisha,
Punjab, Puducherry, Uttarakhand) have not reclaimed any dumpsites during
2020-21 in their jurisdiction. 9 States/UTs (Andhra Pradesh, J&K, Rajasthan,
Jharkhand, Nagaland, Telangana, Tripura, UP & West Bengal) have reclaimed
less than 10% of dumpsites in their jurisdiction
Conversion of Dumpsites to Landfill: 6 States/UTs (Andhra Pradesh,
Chandigarh, Meghalaya, Rajasthan, Sikkim, Telangana) have initiated
conversion of dumpsites to landfill. Remaining States/ UTs have not initiated
any action in this regard
h) Best practices in Solid Waste Management
The States/ UTs were ranked on a rank of 15 as per the best practices for solid
waste management followed in their jurisdiction. Maharashtra & Madhya
Pradesh have obtained the highest score of “14” in this section.12 States/ UTs
(Andhra Pradesh, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Chandigarh, Chhattisgarh,
Delhi, Goa, J&K, Lakshadweep, Puducherry, Tamil Nadu, Telangana &
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6. Observations& Recommendations

(a) Overall Solid Waste Management

i It is observed that the total quantity of Solid waste generated in the
country is 160038.9 TPD of which 152749.5 TPD of waste is
collected with overall collection efficiency of 95.4%. 79956.3 TPD
(50%) of waste is treated and 29427.2 (18.4%) is landfilled.
50655.4 TPD which is 31.7% of the total waste generated remains
unaccounted.
ii Authorization has been granted to 456 Solid waste management
facilities in the country.
iii 5 State/UTs have provision for 100 % collection of waste, whereas,
only 5 states have provision for 100% segregation of waste.
iv There are only 341 landfills in operations whereas there are 3184
solid waste dumpsites in the country.
v Environmental monitoring (Ambient Air, Leachate, Ground water
monitoring) of Solid Waste Management facilities is carried out by
14 states/UTs.

(b) Critical gaps & concerns

i. Unaccounted waste: More than 31.7% of the solid waste generated
in the state remains unaccounted for as per the Solid waste
Management Report.
ii. State-to State variation in SWM: In addition to the overall gap of
>25% reported in overall solid waste management, wide variation
observed (0-100%) in state- to – state solid waste management.
State-to-state processing of solid waste also shows wide variation (0-
85%).
iii. Technology Adoption for SWM: While composting as a technology
for Solid Waste Processing has been adopted by all States/ UTs;
Waste to Energy Plants have been provided in only 6 States/ UTs Bio-
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iv. Landfill vs Dumpsites: Number of dumpsites in the country far

exceeds the number of landfills sites; many states/UTs still do not
have any landfill sites. Reclamation of dumpsites has started at a slow
pace and some of the states/ UTs are yet to start the reclamation.
vi Grant of Authorization and monitoring of Solid Waste
Management Facilities by SPCBs/PCCs: Some of the SPCBs/PCCs
are yet to start granting authorization to the solid waste management
facilities operational in their jurisdiction. Further monitoring of the
same is yet to be initiated by most of the SPCBs/ PCCs.
vii Quality of information reported by SPCBs/PCC: Incomplete and in
some instances inconsistent data on SWM is being reported by
SPCBs/PCCs.

(c) Areas requiring priority action

i. Strengthening of infrastructure of SWM: State Urban Deptt need to
take up intensive measures for strengthening of infrastructure for Solid
Waste Management including Solid Waste processing and remediation of
dumpsites as well as adoption of technology for SWM.

ii. Monitoring mechanism: SPCBs/ PCCs to follow a stringent mechanism

to review implementation of Solid Waste Management Rules. Periodic
review with District Administration/ State Urban Deptt. to be conducted in
accordance with Rule 16 (a) of SWM Rules. Issuing of Directions to
concerned local authorities, Stakeholder consultation, and review through
online portal to be adopted to strengthen enforcement.

iii. Strengthening enforcement of SWM Rules: SPCBs/ PCCs need to

strengthen enforcement both in terms of issuing authorization to Solid
Waste Management facilities but also intensify environmental monitoring
to ensure compliance with stipulated norms.

iv. Data validation by SPCBs/ PCCs: SPCBs/ PCCS to validate the data
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prior to submitting the Annual to CPCB. This could be done through

random inspection, cross- checking of data or any other mechanism found
suitable for the validation.

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ANNEXURE I
The template of the
performance assessment of
Solid Waste Management

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S.No Criteria Marks Total

A Overview of Waste Management 43
1 Per capita Solid Waste Generation (g/day) 0-100= 5 marks
100-200= 4 marks
200-300= 3 marks 5.00
300-400= 2 marks
400-500= 1 marks
3 % of Waste Processed >95=15 marks
>90= 14.25 marks
>85=13.5 marks
15.00
….
>5=1.5 marks
>0= 0.75 marks
4 % of Waste Landfilled <30 = 3 marks
<60= 2 marks
<100= 1 marks 3.00

5 % of Waste Segregated >90=10 marks

>80= 9 marks
…… 10.00
>10=2
>0= 1 marks
6 % Gap 80-100= 2 marks
60-80= 4 marks
40-60= 6 marks 10.00
20-40= 8 marks
0-20= 10 marks
B Waste Processing 27
7 % of granted application for authorization of 80-100= 6 marks
waste processing units against received 60-80= 5 marks
applications 40-60= 4 marks
20-40= 3 marks 6.00
10-20= 2 marks
0-10= 1 mark
8 Type of waste processing facility including
landfill - Y/N
Landfill (01 Marks)
Waste to Energy (05 Marks)
15.00
Biomethanation (05 Marks
Composting (04 Mark)
9 Monitoring of waste processing facility
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Ambient air quality- Y/N 2

Leachate- Y/N 2 6.00
Compost quality- Y/N 2
C Waste Disposal
10 Number of landfills v/s Number of Dumpsites 15
11 % of Dumpsite Reclaimed vs total Dumpsite >80= 5 marks
>60= 4 marks
…. 5.00
>20= 2 Marks
>0= 1 marks
12 % of Landfill vs total disposal sites do
5.00
(Landfill+Dumpsite)
13 % Dumpsite converted to Landfill site do 5.00
D Other
14 Best Practices adopted 15 15.00
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ANNEXURE II
Environment Performance
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2020-21 State Andhra Andman Arunachal Assam Bihar Chandigar Chhattisga DDDNH Delhi
Pradesh and Pradesh h rh
Nicobar
Islands
Mark Population 54975721 614287 1380125 34199449 109461851 2220357 27353012 920011 24490465
Distributi
on
Solid Waste 125.47 144.88 171.37 35.06 39.11 231.04 60.32 290.21 448.75
Generation Per
Capita (Grams/day)

5 Mark 4 4 4 5 5 3 5 3 1
Solid waste 6898 89 236.51 1199 4281.27 513 1650 267 10990
generated (TPD)

Treated (TPD) 1133 75 0 41.4 0 69 1650 237 5193.57

% Treated 16.43 84.27 0.00 3.45 0.00 13.45 100.00 88.76 47.26
15 Mark 3 12.75 0 .75 0 2.25 15 13.5 7.5
Landfilled (TPD) 205 7 27.5 0 0 444 0 14.5 5533
% Landfilled 2.97 7.87 11.63 0.00 0.00 86.55 0.00 5.43 50.35
3 Mark 3 3 3 3 3 1 3 3 2
Gap 5560 7 209.01 1157.6 4281.27 0 0 15.5 263.43
% Gap 80.60 7.87 88.37 96.55 100.00 0.00 0.00 5.81 2.40
10 Mark 2 10 2 1 1 10 10 10 10
% of Waste 82.16 100 31.4 0 97 80 100 100 70
Segregated
10 Mark 9 10 4 0 10 8 10 10 7

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Pradesh and Pradesh h rh
Nicobar
Islands
Total Application 1 0 0 1 0 1 2 0 3
received for
Authorization To
Waste Processing
/Disposal Facilities
No. of Authorization 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 2
Granted To Waste
Processing
/Disposal Facilities

% Authorization 100 0 0 0 0 100 100 0 66.666667

Granted To Waste
Processing
/Disposal Facilities
6 Mark 6 1 1 1 1 6 6 1 5
Landfill Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
(Y/N)
1 Mark 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
WtoE Y N N N N N N N Y
(Y/N)
5 Mark 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5
Biomethanation Y Y N Y N Y N N Y
(Y/N)

5 Mark 5 5 0 5 0 5 0 0 5
Composting Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
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Pradesh and Pradesh h rh
Nicobar
Islands
4 Mark 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
Monitoring of AAQ Y N N Y N Y N N N
(Y/N)
(Without
documents-1; with
documents-2)

2 Mark 1 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0
Monitoring of N N N N N Y N N N
Leachate
(Y/N) (Without
documents-1; with
documents-2)

2 Mark 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0
Monitoring of Y N N N N Y N N N
Compost quality
(Y/N)
(Without
documents-1; with
documents-2)
2 Mark 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0
No. of Landfill Site 4 0 1 0 0 1 2 1 1
No of Dumpsite 124 1 34 45 130 1 7 3 3
Dumpsite 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
Reclaimed

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Pradesh and Pradesh h rh
Nicobar
Islands
% Dumpsite 0.81 100.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 100.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Reclaimed
5 Mark 1 5 0 0 0 5 0 0 0
% Landfill vs total 3.13 0.00 2.86 0.00 0.00 50.00 22.22 25.00 25.00
disposal sites

5 Mark 1 0 1 0 0 3 2 2 2
No. of dumpsite 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
converted to landfill
site

% Dumpsite 2.42 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 100.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
converted to Lanfill
site
5 Mark 1 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0
Best Practice (Y/N) Y Y N N N Y Y N Y

15 Mark 11 12 5 5 4 12 13 5 11
100 Total Marks 58.00 67.75 25.00 26.75 29.00 71.25 69.00 52.50 60.50

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2020-21 State Goa Gujarat Haryana Himachal Jammu & Jharkhand Karnataka Kerala Lakshadwe
Pradesh Kashmir ep

Mark Population 2224327 65532000 29377807 7363373 12996913 35673382 64887514 36579788 86012
Distributi
on
Solid Waste 101.99 158.30 182.18 46.99 112.58 62.41 170.83 96.86 406.92
Generation Per
Capita (Grams/day)

5 Mark 4 4 4 5 4 5 4 5 1
Solid waste 226.87 10373.79 5352.12 346 1463.23 2226.39 11085 3543 35
generated (TPD)

Treated (TPD) 197.47 6946 3123.9 221 547.5 758.26 6817 2550 17.13
% Treated 87.04 66.96 58.37 63.87 37.42 34.06 61.50 71.97 48.94
15 Mark 13.5 10.5 9 9.75 6 5.25 9.75 11.25 7.5
Landfilled (TPD) 22.05 3385.82 2167.51 111 376 1086.33 1250 0 0
% Landfilled 9.72 32.64 40.50 32.08 25.70 48.79 11.28 0.00 0.00
3 Mark 3 2 2 2 3 2 3 3 3
Gap 7.35 41.97 60.71 14 539.73 381.8 3018 993 17.87
% Gap 3.24 0.40 1.13 4.05 36.89 17.15 27.23 28.03 51.06
10 Mark 10 10 10 10 7 9 8 8 5
% of Waste 100 82 72 62 2.5 95 78 0 0
Segregated
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Pradesh Kashmir ep

Total Application 0 41 0 0 0 0 42 30 0
received for
Authorization To
Waste Processing
/Disposal Facilities
No. of Authorization 0 30 0 0 0 0 39 21 0
Granted To Waste
Processing
/Disposal Facilities

% Authorization 0 73.170732 0 0 0 0 92.857143 70 0

Granted To Waste
Processing
/Disposal Facilities
6 Mark 1 5 1 1 1 1 6 5 1
Landfill Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y N
(Y/N)
1 Mark 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0
WtoE Y N Y N N N N N N
(Y/N)
5 Mark 5 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0
Biomethanation Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
(Y/N)

5 Mark 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
Composting Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
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Pradesh Kashmir ep

4 Mark 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
Monitoring of AAQ Y N N N Y N Y N N
(Y/N)
(Without
documents-1; with
documents-2)

2 Mark 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0
Monitoring of Y N N N N N Y N N
Leachate
(Y/N) (Without
documents-1; with
documents-2)

2 Mark 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
Monitoring of N N N N Y N Y Y N
Compost quality
(Y/N)
(Without
documents-1; with
documents-2)
2 Mark 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 2 0
No. of Landfill Site 4 4 2 0 1 0 52 0 0
No of Dumpsite 8 164 76 57 55 41 191 41 0
Dumpsite 1 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0
Reclaimed

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Pradesh Kashmir ep

% Dumpsite 12.50 0.00 0.00 0.00 3.64 4.88 0.00 0.00 0.00
Reclaimed
5 Mark 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0
% Landfill vs total 33.33 2.38 2.56 0.00 1.79 0.00 21.40 0.00 0.00
disposal sites

5 Mark 2 1 1 0 1 0 2 0 0
No. of dumpsite 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
converted to landfill
site

% Dumpsite 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
converted to Lanfill
site
5 Mark 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Best Practice (Y/N) Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

15 Mark 10 8 8.5 6 11 5 9 8 11
100 Total Marks 71.50 59.50 58.50 50.75 47.00 48.25 62.75 52.25 37.50

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2020-21 State Madhya Maharashtr Manipur Meghalaya Mizoram Nagaland Odisha Puducherr Punjab
Pradesh a y

Mark Population 83180158 127111429 2723234 2914255 1116091 2500216 44076240 2023092 30335818
Distributi
on
Solid Waste 96.45 178.05 103.66 36.72 309.54 132.18 48.39 249.37 143.01
Generation Per
Capita (Grams/day)

5 Mark 5 4 4 5 2 4 5 3 4
Solid waste 8022.5 22632.71 282.3 107.01 345.47 330.49 2132.95 504.5 4338.37
generated (TPD)

Treated (TPD) 6472 15056.1 108.6 9.64 269.71 122 1038.31 36 1894.04
% Treated 80.67 66.52 38.47 9.01 78.07 36.91 48.68 7.14 43.66
15 Mark 12.75 10.5 6 1.5 12 6 7.5 1.5 6.75
Landfilled (TPD) 763.5 1355.36 81.7 83.4 0 7.5 1034.33 446 2384.82
% Landfilled 9.52 5.99 28.94 77.94 0.00 2.27 48.49 88.40 54.97
3 Mark 3 3 3 1 3 3 2 1 2
Gap 787 6221.25 92 13.97 75.76 200.99 60.31 22.5 59.51
% Gap 9.81 27.49 32.59 13.05 21.93 60.82 2.83 4.46 1.37
10 Mark 10 8 7 9 8 4 10 10 10
% of Waste 72 23 82 43 62 26 96 20 68
Segregated
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2020-21 State Madhya Maharashtr Manipur Meghalaya Mizoram Nagaland Odisha Puducherr Punjab
Pradesh a y

Total Application 4 147 1 5 0 1 1 18 2

received for
Authorization To
Waste Processing
/Disposal Facilities
No. of Authorization 4 102 1 4 0 1 0 17 0
Granted To Waste
Processing
/Disposal Facilities

% Authorization 100 69.387755 100 80 0 100 0 94.444444 0

Granted To Waste
Processing
/Disposal Facilities
6 Mark 6 5 6 6 1 6 1 6 1
Landfill Y Y N N Y Y Y Y Y
(Y/N)
1 Mark 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 1
WtoE Y Y N N N N N N N
(Y/N)
5 Mark 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Biomethanation Y Y N N Y N N Y N
(Y/N)

5 Mark 5 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 0
Composting Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
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2020-21 State Madhya Maharashtr Manipur Meghalaya Mizoram Nagaland Odisha Puducherr Punjab
Pradesh a y

4 Mark 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
Monitoring of AAQ Y N Y Y N N N Y N
(Y/N)
(Without
documents-1; with
documents-2)

2 Mark 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0
Monitoring of N N Y Y N N N N N
Leachate
(Y/N) (Without
documents-1; with
documents-2)

2 Mark 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
Monitoring of N N Y N N N N N N
Compost quality
(Y/N)
(Without
documents-1; with
documents-2)
2 Mark 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
No. of Landfill Site 8 137 5 0 1 1 0 1 0
No of Dumpsite 326 237 21 6 21 37 78 3 143
Dumpsite 50 141 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
Reclaimed

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Pradesh a y

% Dumpsite 15.34 59.49 0.00 0.00 0.00 2.70 0.00 0.00 0.00
Reclaimed
5 Mark 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
% Landfill vs total 2.40 36.63 19.23 0.00 4.55 2.63 0.00 25.00 0.00
disposal sites

5 Mark 1 2 1 0 1 1 0 2 0
No. of dumpsite 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
converted to landfill
site

% Dumpsite 0.00 0.00 0.00 16.67 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
converted to Lanfill
site
5 Mark 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
Best Practice (Y/N) Y Y Y N Y Y N Y N

15 Mark 14 14 6 5 9 9 5 13 5
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2020-21 State Rajasthan Sikkim Tamil Nadu Telangana Tripura Uttar Uttarakhan West TOTAL
Pradesh d Bengal

Mark Population 77701431 679054 70891059 41111819 4020347 234744953 11249286 97396993
Distributi
on
Solid Waste 88.76 105.88 189.33 242.39 83.05 62.66 129.65 140.75
Generation Per
Capita (Grams/day)

5 Mark 5 4 4 3 5 5 4 4
Solid waste 6897.16 71.9 13422 9965 333.9 14710 1458.46 13709 160038.9
generated (TPD)

Treated (TPD) 1210.46 20.35 9430.35 7530 214.06 5520 779.85 667.6 79956.3
% Treated 17.55 28.30 70.26 75.56 64.11 37.53 53.47 4.87
15 Mark 3 4.5 11.25 12 9.75 6 8.25 .75
Landfilled (TPD) 5082.16 51.55 2301.04 991 12.9 0 0 202.23 29427.2
% Landfilled 73.68 71.70 17.14 9.94 3.86 0.00 0.00 1.48
3 Mark 1 1 3 3 3 3 3 3
Gap 604.54 0 1690.61 1444 106.94 9190 678.61 12839.17 50655.4
% Gap 8.77 0.00 12.60 14.49 32.03 62.47 46.53 93.66 49.960541
10 Mark 10 10 9 9 7 4 6 1
% of Waste 41.3 20 80 39 100 50 69.5 31.2
Segregated
10 Mark 5 2 8 4 10 5 7 4

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Pradesh d Bengal

Total Application 2 1 224 0 1 3 9 0

received for
Authorization To
Waste Processing
/Disposal Facilities
No. of Authorization 2 1 224 0 1 3 0 0 456
Granted To Waste
Processing
/Disposal Facilities

% Authorization 100 100 100 0 100 100 0 0

Granted To Waste
Processing
/Disposal Facilities
6 Mark 6 6 6 1 6 6 1 1
Landfill Y Y N Y Y Y Y N
(Y/N)
1 Mark 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 0
WtoE Y N N Y N Y N N
(Y/N)
5 Mark 5 0 0 5 0 5 0 0
Biomethanation N N Y Y N N N Y
(Y/N)

5 Mark 0 0 5 5 0 0 0 5
Composting Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
(Y/N)

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4 Mark 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
Monitoring of AAQ N N Y Y Y N Y N
(Y/N)
(Without
documents-1; with
documents-2)

2 Mark 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 0
Monitoring of N N N Y Y N Y N
Leachate
(Y/N) (Without
documents-1; with
documents-2)

2 Mark 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0
Monitoring of N N N Y Y N N N
Compost quality
(Y/N)
(Without
documents-1; with
documents-2)
2 Mark 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0
No. of Landfill Site 12 3 0 1 4 86 2 7 341
No of Dumpsite 197 2 210 160 12 609 34 107 3184
Dumpsite 1 1 23 6 1 1 0 1
Reclaimed

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% Dumpsite 0.51 50.00 10.95 3.75 8.33 0.16 0.00 0.93 0.00
Reclaimed
5 Mark 1 3 1 1 1 1 0 1
% Landfill vs total 5.74 60.00 0.00 0.62 25.00 12.37 5.56 6.14 0.97
disposal sites

5 Mark 1 3 0 1 2 1 1 1
No. of dumpsite 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0
converted to landfill
site

% Dumpsite 0.51 50.00 0.00 0.63 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.11
converted to Lanfill
site
5 Mark 1 3 0 1 0 0 0 0
Best Practice (Y/N) N Y Y Y N N Y N

15 Mark 5 8.5 10 10 5 5 10 5
100 Total Marks 48.00 50.00 62.25 63.00 56.75 46.00 47.25 29.75

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