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ConclusionEcologicalConservationand FloodManagementPublic Health Strengthening of the ULB byadoption of 74th CAA (ScheduleXII devolves powers to ULB forenvironment, climate change anddisaster risk reduction issues) building Setting-up of a surveillance systemfor public health management Capacity building of thegovernment health set-ups in theinfrastructure and manpower Need to enforce the provisions of variousregulations and guidelines—UP DraftEnvironmental Policy, Parks, Playgrounds, andOpen Spaces (Preservation and Regulation) Act,1975, Model UP Zoning Regulations, etc. Enforcement of 74th CAA to give a legal backingto ward level plans (currently under preparation) Ward resilience plans should take climate changerelated future vulnerability into account Draw up a city health and sanitation policyguided by the provisions of the NationalSanitation Policy, the Air Pollution Act, theEnvironment Act, and the Water Pollution Act Public awareness programmesthrough involvement of NGOs,schools, volunteers, etc. onclimate change, conservationof natural resources, pollutionabatement, etc. Participation of localcommunity in formulation andimplementation of various plansfor better enforcement Public awareness programmeson preventive sanitation andhealth measures— role ofNGOs, schools, youth, etc.4.2. Summary of Immediate ActionPoints Table 10 Solid waste managementCity Actions Institutions Supporting regulation/policyMedium termPhasing out current dumping grounds, particularlythose in the low lying areas of the cityFacilitating door to door collection of waste in thecitySetting up primary collection systems withsegregation facilityConsider decentralized solid waste managementsystem for peri-urban areas.Campaign to create public awareness to keepthe city cleanFor cleaning open drains: Special drives forcleaning the drains pre-monsoon and during themonsoonBanning use of polythene:Prepare a project for plastic recycling andimplement 12Strict enforcementMunicipal Corporation of GorakhpurMunicipal Corporation of Gorakhpur withhelp from NGOs, CBOs, SHGs , RWAs,and communityMunicipal Corporation of Gorakhpur andDevelopment AuthorityMunicipal Corporation of Gorakhpur andDevelopment AuthorityMunicipal Corporation of Gorakhpur andDevelopment AuthorityRegular cleaning drives to be ascertainedGorakhpurMunicipal Corporation of GorakhpurOverseen by Divisional Commissioner,GorakhpurLong term Prepare detailed SWM scheme Municipal Corporation of Gorakhpur,Development AuthorityMSW Rules 2000MSW Rules 2000MSW Rules 2000CPHEEO guidelines on solidwaste managementRules and guidelines of UPPollution Control BoardMSW Rules 2000, CPHEEOguidelines on solid wastemanagement1229
Make an application for grant of authorization forsetting up waste processing and disposal facility,BoardDevelopment, Operation, and maintenance ofSWMManage bio-medical waste (waste from hospitals)Manage hazardous wasteMainstreaming Climate Resilience in Urban AreasMunicipal Corporation Section 4 MSW rules 2000Municipal CorporationDevelopment authority, MunicipalCorporation, and Health DepartmentDevelopment authority, MunicipalCorporation, and GIDABio-medical Waste (Managementand Handling) Rules 1998Hazardous Waste (Managementand Handling) Rules 1989Note: The District Magistrate or the Deputy Commissioner of the district shall have the responsibility of enforcement of the provisions of the MSWTable 11 Drainage and SewerageCity Actions Institutions Supporting Regulation/policyMedium termLong termDrainage and sewerage in the cityOption 1: Revisit the drainage (storm waterdrainage) project sanctioned under UIDSSMTto allow for disintegration points and channelsto ensure disintegration of storm water drainsappropriately with the new sewer drains whenthey are sanctioned.Conduct a feasibility analysis for a centralizeddual systemOption 2: City goes for decentralized systems-DEWATS at level of residential units/wardsStrict action on encroachment of drainsConstitute an interdepartmental committee toprojects and also to resolve the jurisdictionaloverlaps and other coordination issuesMunicipal Corporation of Gorakhpurwith technical team of the Jal NigamMunicipal Corporation of Gorakhpurwith technical team of the Jal NigamMunicipal Corporation of Gorakhpur,Development Authority, Jal Nigam(Technical assistance could also besought from ACCCRN partners ARUPthrough GEAG)Municipal Corporation of GorakhpurMunicipal Corporation takes thelead and involves UP PCB, UPUrban Planning and DevelopmentDepartment, UP Jal Nigam, Div.Commissioner, GDA, GIDA in thecommitteeCPHEEO guidelines on sewerageand sewage system and, Manualon Norms and Standards forenvironmental clearance of largeConstruction project, Ministryof Environment and Forests,Government of IndiaState Actions Institutions Supporting regulation/policyMedium termLong termBanning use of polythene by means ofamendment made under the Municipal Act 13Incentivize small scale industries that producecloth bags and popularize the use of cloth bagsAllows for phase II of the project where separatesewer system along with the sewer treatmentplant is sanctionedState GovernmentState GovernmentUrban Development Department1330
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