Waste Segregation - Sorting & Collection

1. Waste segregation
sorting and collection

2. Mumbai population
INCREASING
Waste generation
10,000 MT/Day
Only three
existing landfill
sites are nearing
the end of their
operational life
1,27,486 metric tones of waste generated
daily in India in 2011-12
Waste Generation

3. Spending Pattern
Collection Transportation Disposal/Treatment

4. Huge
Transportation
Burden

5. Major challenge to MCGM
Shortage of Landfills

6. Though we are facing problem of waste

7. Problem Statement
•People not segregating the garbage in spite of
awareness campaigns.
•Lack of participation in dry waste service of MCGM
•Irregular participation in H TO H system
•Less imitative in waste composting adoption
•Unauthorised garbage throwing habits
•Less participation in Awareness Programme of SWM
•Throwing garbage in open nallah and gutters
•Avoid to use two separate bins for dry and wet waste

8. Waste collection process
Primary
Collection
Secondary
Collection
Transportation

9. This is what many clean homes do?

10. What is need of the hour
Reduce the waste ,Reuse ,Recycle
Segregation of garbage at source into dry
and wet waste
Compost wet waste

11. DECENTRALISATION OF WASTE
AT SOURCE
SEGREGATE
WASTE
REDUCE,REUSE,
RECYCLE
COMPOST OF
WASTE

12. Take a Little efforts segregate waste at
source

13. Segregation of Waste
keeping wet and dry wastes separately, so that dry can be
recycled and wet waste can be composted.
WET DRY
• Biodegradable
• Coconut shells
• Vegetable wastes ,Fruit
wastes Wood,Egg shells
,Nails,Hair Leaves ,Tea
leaves ,Soiled cotton /
tissue ,Cooked food waste
• Dust,Bones
Recyclable
Paper, plastics, metal, glass, rubber,
thermocol, Styrofoam, fabric, leather,
rexine, wood – anything that can be
kept for an extended period without
decomposing
RECYCLE
REUSE
COMPOST
/PROCESS

14. Waste Segregation
plastics
Paper
metal
leather
Thermocol
Pet bottels
Tetrapacks
TinsWrappers
Sanitary itemsWood
Glass

16. Best practice in Waste Prevention and
Minimization
• Segregation of garbage at source into dry and wet waste.
• Compost organic waste

17. Recycle
Treatment or
reprocessing
Suitable for
subsequent
re-use
Recycling

18. Benefits of Recycling:
• Conserves resources for our children’s future.
• Prevents emissions of many greenhouses gases and
water pollutants.
• Saves energy.
• Supplies valuable raw materials to industry.
• Creates jobs.
• Stimulates the development of greener technologies.
• Reduces the need for new landfills and incinerators.

19. Initiative of HW ward in
Reduction of waste

20. Segments
ModelIndividual
Society
ALM
Slum
Hotels
Market
Malls
Educatio
nal inst.
Religious
place
Gardens
Gymkha
na

21. HW ward Zero Garbage Role Model
Segment Role Model Inspired
Govt office Ward office , Police station,Post
office,Railway st
Hospitals Bbabha hospital LiLAVATI ,Surya,Holy family
Institution Khar Gymkhana Ottersclub,Bandra
gymkhana,Taj,weligton
BMC properties Schools,Gardens Pvt schools
Religious places St joseph convent church St andrew
Educational inst. St.Andrews college,
St Pius inst
Rizvi college
initiative by citizens Pali hill,Mount mary rd Salasten catholic,

22. Modification in waste collection
• Goal: Segregation at source
Multi Waste Collection Van
Strategic implementation
segregation of waste
Individuals,society
level,commercials,hotels,malls,etc
Multi Waste Collection Van through this
facilities citizens will not excuse non
segregation. Separate compartment at van
will collect Wet,Dry and E-waste regulary
Output:Improvement in segregation

23. Multi waste collection vehicles

24. Waste collection at Slum Level
Tricycle Model
Tricycle model for
slum waste collection
Ensuring 100%
Collection of
segregated waste

25. Process of increase segregation at
ward level
Orientation
Distribution
of
segregation
notice
Awareness
Dry waste
collection
inspection
Monitoring
and
Evaluation

26. “Zero Garbage Area” Pali hill
Orientation
Distribution of
segregation
notice
Awareness
Dry waste
collection
inspection
Monitoring and
Evaluation
Exposure Visit To ALM Pali hill
Follow up with residence
Due to segregation Dry waste
increased Wet waste
Decreased
Citizens started
segregation/composting
Pali hill will be Zero Garbage
Approx 1.5MT waste will be process

27. Dedicated vehicles for collection of Dry waste
बृहन्मुंबई ्हानगरपालिका
घकव्य एच / पश्चचम विभाग
समका कचरा िाहन
Mass Awareness of segregation
Collection of dry waste till jan
2016 08MT
Increased in collection of dry
waste 18MT
Target upto August 2016 30MT
2,Dry waste collection centers proposed
1)Below fly over milan subway
2)Kadeshwari MCGM Plot

28. Dry waste Collection Centre
Receiving Sorting Storage
Sending
to Recycle
industry

29. Participation in Waste Management
FORMAL
SECTOR
INFORMAL
SECTOR

30. Elimination of collection points/Open
dumps
Unattended waste will be collect
by appointed rag pickers at
collection points /open dumps
they will segregate waste at
source
Organized Network of Rag
pickers of “ASARA”
Organization utilizing to
manage waste

31. Sources zone-I zone-II zone-III Total
No of roads 32 23 24 79
No of bldg 595 332 475 1402
No of houses 6791 3975 4630 15396
No of commercial 351 344 377 1072
No of Gymkhana 1 1 3 5
No of Garden 5 1 9 15
No of Hotels 25 27 32 59
No of malls 2 1 0 3
No of Edu Inst. 7 2 7 16
No of hosp. 2 1 22 25
No of Religious places 10 6 4 20
No of Comm. bins 2 0 0 2
No of Sweeping beats 28 15 24 67
SLUMS 3 1 2 6
Reduction of waste in Electrol Ward NO 96

32. Zero
Garbage
Segregate of
waste into dry
and wet
Segregated wet
waste can
compost
Garbage in the
compost
converted into
manure.
Reducing the
quantity of
waste ,reuse
,and recycle of
waste

33. Ownership of the City
• Time to change our behavior regarding waste
management
• Every generators has their own responsibility to
manage waste
• Every Citizen has their accountability towards city
• We all need to become ambassadors of Cleanliness,
Hygiene and Healthy environment and surroundings

34. THANK
YOU!