VISAKHAPATNAM INDIA SANITATION ASSESSMENT

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7. Others 8. Consumers Stakeholder Category Stakeholders O&M providers Sulabh SSO STP contractor Septic tank emptiers Drain cleaners NGOs CBOS a. Resident Welfare Association (RWA) b. Self-help Groups Builders Association Youth Group/association CSR groups Treated waste product users a. Golf course b. Hotel c. Port Trust d. Gardens and parks 28 VISAKHAPATNAM, INDIA, SANITATION ASSESSMENT
ANNEX 5: BARRIERS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR STAKEHOLDERS NATIONAL GOVERNMENT Stakeholder Category/Stakeholders 1. Ministry of Urban Development 2. Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change 3. Department of Economic Affairs (Finance Ministry) 4. Ministry of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation Barriers Weak convergence of schemes and programs and low coordination with other ministries and departments No effective management and monitoring of sanitation related works done under different ministries Opportunities An inter-ministerial/ interdepartmental coordination committee may be established at national, state, and city level City-level management and monitoring system to track progress and work undertaken by different departments GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH Stakeholder Category/Stakeholders 1. Municipal Administration and Urban Development Department Barriers Weak convergence of schemes and programs and low coordination with other ministries and departments No effective management and monitoring of sanitation related works done under different ministries 2. Finance Department Weak mechanism to track linkage between financial and physical progress made by different departments in sanitation Opportunities An inter-ministerial/ interdepartmental coordination committee may be established at national, state and city level City-level management and monitoring system to track progress and work undertaken by different departments Provide overarching support in terms of cross learning from other cities/states. Training and capacity building programs Support VUDA in futuristic planning keeping city expansion Establish a system that can track sectoral progress funded under different schemes/program and departments VISAKHAPATNAM, INDIA, SANITATION ASSESSMENT 29
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