
Case Studies
Indore 3rd time No. 1 cleanest city of IndiaIndore 3rd time No. 1 cleanest city of India Under Swachh Bharat Mission IMC planned to make Indore city:
- Bin free
- Litter free
- Dust free
Challenges faced by IMC
- Issues with Outsourced Agency’s functioning
- Condition of Garbage Containers
- In-disciplined Sweeping Staff
- Non-functional Workshop
- High court intervention due to PIL
- Unscientific Disposal Site
Other Challenges & Dead Lock
- Demotivated Staff
- Negligible public participation
- Lack of trust for Indore Municipal Corporation
- No door to door waste collection
- No plastic waste management system
- Insufficient infrastructure and machinery
New beginning – Objective define for Integrated Solid Waste Management
- Bin free city
- Litter free city
- Dust free city
- Management of transfer station secondary transportation
- Effective management of sweeping staff & outsourced agency
- Effective Processing of Waste & Scientific landfill
- Bioremediation of old dumped waste
- Effective 100% D2D waste collection
- IEBCC
SWM Initiative of Indore
- Door to Door waste collection and segregation
- Evening cleaning and waste collection from commercial areas
- Biometric attendance and GPS monitoring of vehicles
- Mechanized road sweeping
- Waste collection from bulk generators by a separate system
- Litter picking along roads and open area/plots
- Collection of construction and demolition debris
- Establishment of Modern Transfer Station
- Scientific Waste Processing
- Engineered Landfill
- Establishment and operation of small composting units
- Establishment and operation of OWC composting system
- Plastic waste collection and processing unit
- Extensive IEBCC activities through NGOs and PR agencies
- Other allied activities related to swachhta such as nala
- cleaning, footpath,rotaries and left turns, green belts etc
Pilot Project for D2D Collection
- Due to less political acceptance pilot project was started
- For D2D MSW collection cycle rickshaw were deployed and only one motorized garbage tipper was used.
- In ward 71 and 42 cycle rickshaw & 80 safaimitra were deployed
- Efficiency of infrastructure & financial feasibility was worked out.
Learning from Pilot Project
- By providing efficient door to door waste collection services, wards can be made bin free
- Timely door to door collection service created confidence in citizens.
- Political acceptance and ownership for door to door collection system.
- 40 cycle rickshaw and 80 Safaimitra deployed in every ward.
- This lead to high collection and transportation cost Rs. 2886 per MT
- One small tipper covered one thousand household in a single trip
- Cost effective D2D collection using 4-5 small tipper can be done in every ward @ Rs. 1662.
Effective D2D Waste Collection Vehicle
- Door to door collection in all 85 wards
- Provision for Segregation in all vehicles
- Total 426 small tippers @ 4-5 tipper per ward
- Cycle rickshaws for narrow lanes
- Bin-Free City Initiative
- Pilot project started in ward 71and 42
- D2D Collection of waste in 10 wards
- Bin Free Initiative started
- D2D Collection of waste in all wards
- Bin free City

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