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Manual for Integrated District Planning The output would be the listing of the solutions against each issue, in sector-wise solution lists (See Box 55). Box 54: Problem & solution grid for health issues S. No. Problems 1 No door-to-door collection of garbage Inform appropriate agency/Suchimithra Citizens monitor waste pick-up Set up management system for recyclable waste Ensure segregation at source Awareness drive in managing waste Fix existing toilets Construct new toilets Repair or re-route SWD 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 P P 2 Littering around bins P 3 No pick-up from collection P P points 4 Burning of garbage P P P 5 Improper segregation P P P 6 No public toilets P 7 No water supply in toilets P 8 Culverts are damaged P 9 Culverts are clogged with debris P Levy fines to violations on disposal Ensure proper disposal of all waste Ensure adequate physical infrastructure & medicines Construct hospitals at major wards Monitor door-to-door garbage pick-up Regular cleaning of culverts Repair culverts 10 Storm water drains attract pests P P 11 Disposal of sewage into SWD P P 12 Broken sewage lines P 13 Clogged sewage lines P P 14 Not enough PHCs P 15 Inadequate infrastructure & drug supply at hospitals P 106
Manual for Integrated District Planning Box 55: Area Sabha draft plan abstract and checklist Details of solutions Project classification Capital expenditure Sources of funds Y1 Y2 S. No. Solution code (from solution grid) Solution description Location Whether projectisable (Y/N) Upgrade infrastructure New infrastructure Revenue expenditure Estimated cost Project duration Funding source Amount Funding source Amount Draft priority Area Sabha priority Approval by scrutinising authority (Appd/Rejectd) Reason for rejection Final priority 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 1 2 3 4 5 6.6 Consolidation of final Area Sabha plans at the ward level 6.6.1 Since provision of urban infrastructure and services is interlinked across areas and wards, it is necessary to consolidate area plans, particularly their common components at the ward level. For example, road repair and upgradation or water supply pipeline laying cannot be planned separately for each area. The major tasks involved in this exercise are: (a) Isolating purely area-specific needs and demands, with no bearing or implications on other wards, from those that are common, contiguous or overlapping with larger ward-level needs, in consultation with the Area Sabha. (b) Aggregating the common needs component of area plans into the ward committee plan. (c) Work upon the area micro plans and ward level plans to produce technically and financially feasible plans. The workflow for the consolidation of Area Sabha plans by the ward committee is given in Box 56. 6.6.2 The ward committee or ward level consolidated plan is simultaneously sent to the municipality and sent once more to the Area Sabhas for a final clearance. The municipality may be given two weeks time to revert to the ward committee or ward with any objections or changes to the proposed plan. In case there are no objections raised, the municipality ought not to have the authority to reject the plans subsequently. 107
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