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Strategic Action Plan Report
Wards
Table 5.2: Waste generation and extent of Biomethanation
Waste
generation
(MTPD)
Wet
waste
(MTPD)
Biomethanation
(MTPD)
Composting
(MTPD)
Area of
Biomethanation(sq.mt)
Aundh 63 40.95 6.552 1.638 1834.56
Bhavani Peth 73 47.45 7.592 1.898 2125.76
Bibvewadi 89 57.85 9.256 2.314 2591.68
Dhole Patil
Road
35 22.75 3.64 0.91 1019.2
Ghole rd 55 35.75 5.72 1.43 1601.6
Hadapsar 56 36.4 5.824 1.456 1630.72
Karve Road 70 45.5 7.28 1.82 2038.4
Kasaba Peth 75 48.75 7.8 1.95 2184
Sahakarnagar 63 40.95 6.552 1.638 1834.56
Sangamwadi 52 33.8 5.408 1.352 1514.24
Tilak Road 67 43.55 6.968 1.742 1951.04
Vishrambagwada 92 59.8 9.568 2.392 2679.04
Warje
Karvenagar
37 24.05 3.848 0.962 1077.44
Yerwada 58 37.7 6.032 1.508 1688.96
Out of the total ward-level waste generation, 65% is assumed to be wet waste. It has been assumed that only
20% of the total wet waste is used for decentralized treatment. Greater significance has been allocated to
biomethanation process and the approximate area requirements for the same have been estimated at the ward
levels. In case of wards with area constraints, such as central cramped old city wards, clubbing of treatment
facilities in adjoining wards can be thought of as a solution.
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