Strategic Action Plan - International Environmental Technology Centre
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<strong>Strategic</strong> <strong>Action</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> Report<br />
participate in this by utilizing their rights through PILs as well as the Maharashtra Right to Information (MRIT) Act,<br />
2002.<br />
The responsibility of waste management, the enforcement of the rules and compliance monitoring for<br />
Solid Wastes for the city of Pune is shown in Table 2.1:<br />
Table 2.1: Solid Waste Management Framework for Pune City<br />
Type of Waste<br />
Municipal Solid Wastes (MSW),<br />
Plastics<br />
Responsibility of<br />
Management<br />
PMC, Generator<br />
Enforcement of Rules and<br />
Compliance Monitoring<br />
MPCB<br />
Bio-Medical Wastes (BMW) Generator, Operator of Facility MPCB<br />
Construction and Demolition<br />
Wastes (C&D Wastes)<br />
Reflected in MSW, should be<br />
displaced separately<br />
MPCB<br />
Hazardous Wastes, Batteries Generator, Operator of Facility MPCB<br />
Electronic Wastes (E-Wastes) - MPCB<br />
This chapter mainly features the laws applicable to solid waste management however other laws would be<br />
essential for certain processes in the waste management cycle. This is because during the process of waste<br />
management, the solid wastes get converted to other forms. For example, the landfilling of Municipal<br />
Solid Waste would produce leachate which would also have to comply with the Water (Prevention and<br />
Control of Pollution) Act of 1974, amended in 1988. The process of incineration would have to comply<br />
with the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act of 1981, amended in 1987 in order to keep an<br />
account of the amount of fly ash residue. Other rules and regulations such as the Ozone Depleting<br />
Substances (ODS) (Regulation and Control) Rules, 2000 would be vital during reclamation and<br />
destruction of ozone depleting substances.<br />
All the waste management rules and regulations address specific wastes separately and their enforcement<br />
is with the SPCB. However, the stakeholders are multiple with common linkages and therefore the<br />
chapters in this report are organized according to the specific waste streams.<br />
The planning process has been facilitated at every stage by involving stakeholder consultations. The<br />
<strong>Strategic</strong> planning process to develop the ISWM plan incorporates Vision-Mission-Goals-Objectives-<br />
Targets-Strategies/Tactics-<strong>Action</strong>s-Tasks. The next chapter describes the current situation of waste<br />
management as it exists in Pune. The solid waste generation up to disposal has also been quantified in the<br />
next chapter.<br />
ISWM <strong>Plan</strong> for Pune 21
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