Transcription of Solid waste management in India
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Solid waste management IN INDIAU tkarsh Patel04 January 2019 ICRIER, New DelhiSTRUCTURE OF THE Solid waste Scenario in Disposal of Solid Sustainable Solid waste Management21. MUNICIPAL Solid WASTESCENARIO IN INDIA3 Household WasteCommercial & Institutional WasteMarket and Catering WasteStreet Sweepings and Silt from DrainsHorticulture and Dairy WasteSlaughter house WasteTreated Biomedical WasteMUNICIPALSOLID waste -Construction and Demolition (C&D) waste is no longer a part of municipal Solid waste . C&D waste management Rules 2016, Plastic waste management Rules 2016, E- waste management Rules 2016, Biomedical waste management Rules 2016, and Hazardous and Other waste management Rules 2016 are separately notified by MoEF&CC4 ALTERNATIVE ESTIMATES FOR MSW GENERATIONYearSourceAnnual Generation (million tonnes)2017 Our estimate 1based on 450 gm per capita daily generation and urban population of 440 million*722017 Our estimate 2based on 400 gm per capita daily generation and urban population of 440 million*642014-15 Central Pollution Control Board522014-15 Ministry of Urban Development522013-14 Task Force on waste to Energy, Planning Commission62 Source: CPCB, MoH&UA, Planning Commission* based on United Nations population estimates5 TOP MSW GENERATING CITIES IN India 2016*79085085085010001000120015001680230 02500400042005000600086009620 Agra
•Economics of Bioremediation •Economics of Recycling 25. 26 For further reading please refer to:Ahluwalia I.J.and Patel U., “SolidWaste Management in India: An Assessment of Resource Recovery and Environmental Impact.”ICRIER Working Paper 356 (2018)
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