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NKUSIP (Package I - Dharwad)Tranche I Sub-Projects in Haveri CMCInitial Environmental ExaminationMap 1. Project Location, Haveri City Municipal CorporationKUIDFC5WSAPL
NKUSIP (Package I - Dharwad)Tranche I Sub-Projects in Haveri CMCInitial Environmental Examination12. NKUSIP program for Haveri City Municipal Council is planned to beimplemented in a course of 6 years as two phases – Phase 1 and Phase 2targeting to meet the demand for the year 2041. The investment has beenproposed in water supply, sewerage, urban drainage, poverty alleviation andnon municipal infrastructure including providing equipments for Fire Servicesfor Haveri Municipality.B. Need for Infrastructure Improvement in Haveri13. Population in the city is growing as the city develops as an importantdestination for educational and commercial needs. Providing basic amenities toensure high level of performance in environmental safe guard is quitenecessary to ensure a long term urban sustainability. A study conducted byDepartment of Forests, Ecology & Environment, Government of Karnataka,2003 has shown that the cities in the state of Karnataka has poor environmentalperformance due to lagging in ensuring basic infrastructure facilities to theurban population.1. Karnataka - Health Status14. In addition to the associated environmental pollution, importantly, due to lackof safe and adequate water supply and sanitation facilities, the risk of infectiousdiseases through exposure to unhealthy environment runs high, particularly inthe case of urban poor. The State of Environment Report ∗ (SOER), 2003,Karnataka, brings out the fact that the lack of safe water supply and sanitationfacilities is essentially leading to the health related consequences. The followingare the important observations of the report.i) “Loss of access to the safe drinking water and sanitation is a matter ofgreat concern. It is estimated that 75-80% of water pollution by volume iscaused by domestic sewage. The remaining is industrial waste waterwhich could be more toxic. Due to improper drainage and lack of disposalfacilities, industries and local bodies use large areas of land for disposal ofwastewater”ii) “Adverse health effects are associated with ingestion of contaminatedwater, lack of access to sanitation, contact with unsafe water and impropermanagement of water resources and agriculture. Infectious diarrheamakes the single largest contribution to the burden of disease associatedwith unsafe water, sanitation and hygiene. Besides the water bornediseases like cholera, jaundice, other gastrointestinal track infections are∗Department of Forests, Ecology & Environment, Government of Karnataka has prepared the SOER 2003.KUIDFC6WSAPL
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