- The document summarizes municipal solid waste and biomedical waste generation and management in the state of Goa. - A total of 433.43 tons of municipal solid waste is generated per day in Goa, with 218.1 tons from municipal areas and 215.33 tons from panchayat areas. Seven municipalities have waste treatment plants and six have landfill sites. - For biomedical waste, a total of 4950.90 kg is generated daily in Goa across 316 healthcare facilities. The largest generator is Goa Medical College which produces around 600 kg per day and treats waste via an incinerator, plasma pyrolysis plant, and a new Ecodas biomedical waste treatment system.

2. MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE
 Total 433.43 tons per day of municipal solid waste is being
generated in the State of Goa
 Municipal areas - 218.1 tons per day
 Panchayat areas - 215.33 tons per day
 Seven municipalities have installed garbage treatment
plant out of which six have established landfill sites.
 Garbage Treatment Plant at Sonsodo is operated by M/s
Fomento Green for Margao Municipal Council where the
unsegregated mixed waste is separated mechanically. The
recyclables are removed manually and the non recyclable
will be landfilled.

3.  MOU with ACC wadi for disposal of plastic waste
 Two Baling machines provided to CCP
 2 sites identified (Kakoda & Karapur) for storage/
segregation/ baling of plastic waste collected
 Highway cleaning drive was carried out for 3 days by
various Govt. Departments & Corporation.
 Presently the collection of non biodegradable waste
along the National Highways is being carried out by
GSIDC

4.  Ban on manufacturing, sale and use of the plastic
having thickness less than 40 microns and bags which
do not have the name of manufacturer, thickness and
registration number printed on them
 Proposed MOU with JK Cement and Vasavdatta
 Proposed baling machines for municipalities, NGO’s
etc.

5. BIO-MEDICAL WASTE
 316 health care facilities obtained authorizations out of
which:
 Bedded hospitals – 140 nos.
 Non bedded hospitals (clinics) – 113 nos.
 Veterinary hospitals – 63 nos.
 Incinerator with air pollution control device – 1 no.
 Autoclave for sterilization – 175 nos.
 Microwave – 1 no.
 Needle shredders – 316 nos.
 Total 4950.90 Kg per day of bio-medical waste is being
generated in the State of Goa

6. GOA MEDICAL COLLEGE
 The Goa Medical College is a 1,200 bedded hospital
generating about 600 Kgs of Bio-medical waste per day
 The Bio-medical waste treatment facilities consists of :
 Incinerator - capacity 60 Kgs/hr.
 Plasma Pyrolysis plant - capacity 20 Kg/hr.
 Ecodas system – Recently installed Bio Medical Waste
Treatment plant (Ecodas system) with treatment capacity of
100-130 kg per cycle. Approximately 1000 kg/day of bio
medical waste is treated in a Ecodas system.

7. ECODAS SYSTEM

8. ACTION PLAN
Existing Organisation chart
CHAIRMAN 01
MEMBER SECRETARY 01
TECHNICAL SECTION 15
SCIENTIFIC SECTION 62
LEGAL SECTION 02
IT SECTION 04
ADMINISTRATION
SECTION
42

9. Proposed additional staff
TECHNICAL SECTION
(JEE)
11
IT SECTION 04
LEGAL SECTION 04
ADMINISTRATION
SECTION (DRIVER)
07

10.  Implementation of e-governance software XGN
developed by NIC Gujarat for Consent, authorization
management.
 Proposed to establish facilitation centre's at Industrial
Estates at every taluka
 Setting up of Central laboratory at Saligao, Bardez-
Goa. Land identified 4800 sq.mts of DSTE

11.  Regional Office at Margao located at Old Collectorate
 National Water Monitoring Programme – 50 locations
 National Air Monitoring Programme – 15 stations
 Categorization of Industries – Red, Orange, Green
 Installation of Continuous Ambient Air Quality
Monitoring Stations to 17 Red category industries. 5
have already installed

12.  Land admeasuring 2,20,000 sqmts has been identified at
Dharbandora for CHWTSDF. Environment Clearance has
been obtained for the same. The site admeasuring 1,10,000
sqmts has been handed over to Industrial Waste
Management Association for setting up of TSDF.
 Incinerable hazardous waste is being disposed at MWML
facility, Taloja with permission of MPCB
 Major landfillable waste generating unit in Cuncolim
Industrial Estate has installed its captive landfill facility
and other units generating ETP sludge is sent to cement
kilns for co-processing

13.  As directed by the Board the hazardous waste stored at
Cuncolim Industrial Estate is being covered.
 High Level Task Force Committee has directed PWD
to identify sites for disposal of construction debris
 Proposal for construction of road by using slag and
plastic waste.
 By 10th June, 94 schools will be provided with a set of 4
dustbins for collection of segregated waste

14. THANK-YOU