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Strategic Action Plan - International Environmental Technology Centre

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ESTABLISHMENT OF COMPOST COLLECTION<br />

AND MANAGEMENT CENTRE (CCMC)<br />

Target:<br />

‣ To form an <strong>Environmental</strong> Awareness <strong>Centre</strong> (EAC)<br />

‣ To strengthen existing and on-going PMC initiatives such as Chakachak<br />

Mission<br />

‣ To support new PMC awareness initiatives<br />

Lead Agency: PMC<br />

Support Agency: ISWM Cell, NGOs, Schools and Residential welfare,<br />

society associations and industry associations like MCCIA<br />

Location (Suggested): This project will be implemented at the city level.<br />

Description: In order to achieve the final vision of reducing waste<br />

reaching the landfill sites, the decentralized treatment processes need to be<br />

promoted. Put of 1093 MTPD of MSW being generated, 710 MTPD is wet<br />

waste which can be treated effectively through biological treatment<br />

processes. Aerobic and vermi-composting are two predominant types of<br />

waste processing systems. The availability of markets for the sake of<br />

compost generated through these processes in a major hindrance for wide<br />

scale application of this techniques. The ambiguity in the quality of compost<br />

in absence of well-defined guidelines further aggravates the problem.<br />

Hence a dedicated and structured approach is necessary in order to assess<br />

the potential of this methodology. The entire consultancy project will<br />

require a detailed assessment of the various existing decentralized compost<br />

plants n order to assess the supply potential. Further studies will be needs to<br />

estimate the market trends for analyzing the demand.<br />

No specific guidelines exist over the quality of compost generated through<br />

the process. Realizing the possible applications of manure usage in organic<br />

farming, clear guidelines need to be set in order to define the quality of<br />

compost. Enrichment studies should be promoted to enhance the quality<br />

and the certification needs and procedures required for Organic Farming<br />

need to be thoroughly reviewed. This will help in benchmarking the quality<br />

of compost and promoting the same in case of market potential.<br />

Budget (Estimated): Rs 1 Million<br />

Timeframe (Estimated): 12 months<br />

INFRASTRUCTURE<br />

DEVELOPMENT<br />

PROJECT<br />

SCHEME 4<br />

Links to other ISWM Pune Schemes:<br />

‣ Formation of Integrated Solid Waste<br />

Management Cell (ISWM Cell) and<br />

website<br />

‣ Conducting Awareness Programmes<br />

for Business and Community<br />

‣ Imparting Awareness and Training for<br />

BMW management<br />

‣ Introducing Award Schemes<br />

‣ Initiating Schools Involvement in<br />

Waste Management<br />

‣ Improving Festival Waste<br />

Management<br />

‣ Improving Health and Safety of PMC<br />

workers, rag-pickers and citizens in the<br />

proximity of landfills<br />

Benefits<br />

G3 O3<br />

• Markets for compost can be found<br />

• Use of compost as an organic manure<br />

would help preventing the harm to the<br />

environment due to prevention of use<br />

of toxic chemical fertilizers<br />

• Benefits from sale of compost<br />

• Awareness about new markets such as<br />

Organic Farming<br />

ISWM <strong>Plan</strong> for Pune 156

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