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probable gaps in waste related infrastructure. Based on the limited data available, the infrastructural<br />

gaps have been assessed for decentralized treatment and bin capacities.<br />

The extent of decentralized treatment depends primarily on the waste characteristics as well as the<br />

extent of segregation. The amount of waste that can be treated effectively using decentralized options<br />

depends on wet or compostable waste and the extent of segregation. In the context of Pune,<br />

composting and bio-methanation plants are the two primary technologies for decentralized<br />

treatment. The comparative analysis of the segregated wet waste and actual decentralized treatment<br />

plant capacities is shown in Figure 3.31. This Figure shows the actual present decentralized<br />

treatment capacities in each ward and compares it to the projected quantum of segregated wet waste.<br />

The difference in the quantum of wet segregated waste generated for each scenario and the present<br />

decentralized treatment capacities represent the gap.<br />

Figure 3.31: Infrastructural Gaps: Decentralized Treatment Options<br />

Although initiatives have been taken with respect to decentralized treatment options in all the wards,<br />

there is still a huge potential for extensive application of these technologies. Further, if the extent of<br />

segregation increases, the quantum of segregated wet waste will increase and hence increased<br />

potential for decentralized waste treatment.<br />

The quantum of waste reaching the bins is related to the extent of segregation, the level of recycling<br />

carried out and the house-to house collection system in the area. For the present gap analysis the<br />

quantum of waste reaching the bins by varying the various influencing parameters is provided in<br />

Figure 3.32. This Figure shows the existing bin capacities in each ward and compare it against the<br />

quantity of waste reaching the bins in case of the three probable scenarios. The difference between<br />

the projected waste and the present bin capacity represent the infrastructural gaps with respect to<br />

bins.<br />

<strong>Strategic</strong> <strong>Action</strong> <strong>Plan</strong>ning for Pune 72

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