JNNURM - GANGAPEDIA
JNNURM - GANGAPEDIA
JNNURM - GANGAPEDIA
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City Development Plan for Agra City in the state of Uttar Pradesh under <strong>JNNURM</strong><br />
Table 6.16: Staff for Solid Waste Management<br />
S. No. Designation Number<br />
1. Chief Health Officer 1<br />
2. Senior Health Officer 1<br />
3. Additional Health Officer 1<br />
4. Zonal Sanitary Inspector 0<br />
5. Chief Sanitary Inspector 2<br />
6. Sanitary Inspector 16<br />
7. Sanitary Supervisor 98<br />
8. Workers 2090<br />
9. Driver 90<br />
Source: Agra Nagar Nigam<br />
Table 6.17: Present Scenario of Solid Waste Management services in Agra<br />
Functional Element Detail<br />
Segregation of Storage at Source Generally absent, waste is thrown on streets.<br />
Primary Collection<br />
Waste Storage Depot.<br />
-49-<br />
MDP Consultants in association with Allianz Securities Ltd.<br />
Does not exist, waste is deposited on the streets and<br />
picked up through sweeping.<br />
Very unscientific, waste is stored on open sites/ masonry<br />
enclosures. A few containers are however, in use.<br />
Transportation Manual loading in open trucks/ partly dumper placers.<br />
Frequency of Removal Daily<br />
Processing No processing is carried<br />
Disposal<br />
6.4.9 Issues<br />
Crude landfill at Shahdara unauthorized dumping in open<br />
space.<br />
• The waste is handled multiple times leading to potential health hazards for the workers as<br />
all types of wastes including hospital wastes, human wastes, etc. are disposed off in the<br />
same storage points. The sanitary workers are not given any protective clothing. Multiple<br />
handling of the waste is taking place in all the areas of the city.<br />
• In Agra all the waste is added to the Nagar Nigam waste without segregation.<br />
• Nagar Nigam does not have a proper disposal site for dumping of solid waste.<br />
• The arrangement for separate collection of infectious biomedical waste is non-existent<br />
and there are no separate arrangements for transportation of infectious waste from<br />
hospitals and nursing homes.<br />
• Several temporary storage points are not cleared on a day-to-day basis. This backlog of<br />
unserved bins continues to buildup during rest of the week.<br />
• Community involvement is absent.<br />
6.4.10 On-going projects/proposals<br />
Agra Nagar Nigam is considering the project of energy generation from solid waste on Build<br />
Operate and Transfer basis by private involvement.
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