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Table 6.4 Categorization of Wards based on various indices
Storage capacity
index
Collection
capacity index
Index for
ragpickers'
number
Index for
Treatment of
waste
0 to 0.4 1 to 2 0 to 0.4 1 to 30
0.4 to 0.8 2 to 3 0.4 to 0.8 30 to 100
above 0.8 above 3 above 0.8 above 100
Based on above, following observations can be made
• The storage capacity index is highest for Dhole Patil Road ward as the number of containers is less as
compared to the waste generated. In the Scheme for strengthening the collection system, more focus
should be given to Dhole Patil ward in terms of provision of additional bins.
• The higher indices for Collection show the lower collection capacity in the Karve Road, Sangamwadi,
Kasaba Peth and Sahakar Nagar. The fleet of vehicles in these wards is thus not adequate. Hence,
balancing of vehicles should be explored amongst the wards.
• More ragpickers should be introduced in Karve Road and Kasaba Peth on a priority.
• Higher decentralized treatment index shows need for promotion of decentralized treatment system.
These Schemes should be prioritized in Kasaba Peth and Bhavani Peth ward. However considering
paucity of space, these treatment systems may be set up in the neighbourhood wards with suitable
transportation arrangements.
6.3 Profile of the Proposed Schemes
A detailed description of each Scheme is presented in a separate volume1. The detailed description consists of
introduction, purpose, description, implementation steps, lead and support agency, location, budget and
timeframe. The sections on description and implementation have been explained in detail. Several examples
of successful implementation of similar actions/interventions are provided. Finally, for each Scheme, interlinkages
with other Schemes have been listed to get a rounded perspective.
This section contains summary profiles of the proposed Schemes. The summary profile gives the target, lead
agency, support agency, suggested location, description, implementation process, links to other schemes,
benefits, estimated budget and tentative timeframe..
Figures 6.5, 6.6 and 6.7 and 6.8 show the distribution of Schemes based on Goals, Themes, priority and
budget. .Based on these analyses following observations could be drawn:
• The Schemes are equally distributed across protectionary as well as compliance related Goals with
emphasis on Schemes for capacity building. This distribution underscores a need to build capacity of
PMC for ISWM for effective implementation of the Action Plan.
• The Schemes are well distributed across the Themes demonstrating a rounded and balanced
approach to plan development. An analyses based on budget allocated however shows emphasis on
3R Theme which is logical given the formulation of vision i..e to make Pune City without Landfills
1 “Schemes proposed under Strategic Action Plan for Integrated Solid Waste Management Plan, Pune (Volume II)”, August 2007.
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