Transcription of INTRODUCTION - CPCB ENVIS
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1 Urban environmental management is one of the most pressing issues as the urbanization trend continues globally. Among the challenges faced by urban planners is the need to ensure ongoing basic human services such as the provision of water and sanitation. The under-management of domestic wastewater in many southern urban areas presents a major challenge. The accumulation of human waste is constant and unmanaged wastewater directly contributes to the contamination of locally available freshwater supplies.
3 increased from 2755.94 mld in 1978-79 to 4037.20 mld in 1994-95, which was only 39% and 24% of the wastewater generated respectively. Decadal Trend of water supply and sanitation status in Class I Cities and Class II towns
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