A presentation by Dr. Suneetha Prasad on solid waste management at the Cherlapalli industrial area made on August 24, 2012 at a colloquium on 'Citizen Voices in Environmental Governance' organised by the Public Affairs Centre in Bangalore, India.

1. Welcome to IP Cherlapalli Zero
Garbage and Dust Bin Free Zone
Project -- Hyderabad
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2. At a Glance
• IP Cherlapalli
• PRAKRUTHI
• MSWM Approach
• Dry waste Details
• Composting
process
• Liquid fertilizer
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3. I.P. CHERLAPALLI
Area to be covered
: 1200 acres
Number of industries
: 800
Present population
staying in the area
: 2000
No. of House Holds
: 300
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4. Before Aug 15th 2010 SWM
Practices in Cherlapalli

5. Before Aug 15th 2010 SWM
Practices in Cherlapalli
• The general garbage from industrial units is being
deposited in and around community bins located on
street corners arranged by the local authority.
• Apart from garbage, the industrial units are depositing
the hazardous industrial wastes like used oils, chemical
wastes, effluents etc., in the bins, open nalas, and on
road sides.
• The trimmings of plants, gardens, dry leafs which are bio
degradable are also deposited on road sides
• The authorized and unauthorized road side commercial
establishments are also depositing their garbage
indiscriminately on road sides
• Apart from this the industrial units and commercial
establishments are leaving their effluents, waste water
onto the roads causing damage to the roads and creating
unhygienic environment in Cherlappali.
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6. Aug 15th 2010 -- PRAKRUTHI
• Cooperative
society
• Registered under
Mutual aided
cooperative
society act 1995
• 12 women
members & 3
supervisors
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7. Objectives of the Project
Broad Objectives
• To implement MSWM Rules by making the area
bin free and litter free.
• Promoting resource recovery through Composting
of Organic Waste and recycling of Inorganic
Waste.
Specific objective:
• To quickly implement MSW Rules 2000 and in the
process generate sustainable jobs for the informal
sector and urban poor.
• Dustbin free, Zero Garbage and 100% door to
door collection from industrial area
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8. Organogram
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9. Work Schedule
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10. Work Process
1. Door to Door Collection
2. Transportation to work site
3. Segregation
4. Composting
5. Liquid fertilizer
6. Capacitation of PRAKRUTHI
Cooperative
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11. Door to Door collection
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12. Transportation Vehicle
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13. Plastic Recovery
All types of plastic waste, e.g.
bottles, cups, packaging
material, sheets, small parts of electronic
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14. Thermacol Recovery
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15. RUBBER
Processed or natural rubber as a production waste,
e.g. lining of water tanks, washers, packaging
material etc. Domestic waste rubber like tires,
tubes, etc.
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16. WOOD
Packaging waste such as small boxes, or
planks. They may also be a part of
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24th 2012 waste as dried logs & branches

17. GLASS
Mainly in the form of luminaries like broken tube lights &
bulbs. Also may be in form of glass bottles & containers.
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18. CARTONS
Mainly packaging material and also used for
storing waste within the industry. Also a part
of domestic waste.
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19. LOW MICRON COVERS
Found in a large variety of thicknesses, sizes &
colors, mainly used as packaging material for
various industrial & domestic products.
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20. NYLON BAGS
Mainly in form of packaging waste of various Indus-
trial raw materials & domestic items. Also used to
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store waste with industryinpremises. Governance”
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21. Types of recovery
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22. Average monthly recovery
S. Garbage Apr May June July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Total Avg. per
No Particulars 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2012 2012 2012 (KG) Month
(KGs’)
1 625
Kala 957 535 623 470 674 528 588 703 823 342 699 560 7502
2 710
Cotton 955 825 631 774 918 1160 651 363 606 283 729 633 8528
3 130
Radhi 549 - 17 - - 160 70 - 257 - 235 282 1570
4 199
Iron 299 63 109 180 322 369 390 138 121 98 166 139 2394
5 97
Bugga 186 45 99 69 77 136 121 85 102 33 93 107 1153
6 195.5
Cover 379 92 165 165 259 345 195 153 157 59 194 184 2347
7 807
Roughia 903 530 711 746 1261 1226 937 580 1012 328 767 687 9688
8 52
Tins 47 34 27 51 33 18 53 278 33 8 24 12 618
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23. Total Recyclable Waste in a
Year April 2011 to March 2012
9688
10000 8528
8000 7502
6000
K.Gs'
4000
2394
2000 2347
0 1570
1153
618
Total(KG)
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24. Mall Analysis
Tins Kala
2% 22%
Roughia
29%
Cover
7% Cotton
25%
Bugga
3%
Iron Radhi
7% 5%
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25. Cost details of the different
types of waste
S. Garbage Cost per
No Particulars K.G (Rs.)
1 Kala 4.00
2 Cotton 6.00
3 Radhi 3.00
4 Iron 18.00
5 Bugga 3.00
6 Cover 15.00
7 Roughia 3.00
8 Tins 22.00
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26. Composting
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27. Process of composting
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28. Quality of the compost
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29. Liquid fertilizer with Waste
food
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30. Liquid fertilizer with
Waste food
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Step 1
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31. Addition of molasses to food
waste
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32. Filling of stuff in jute bag
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Step 3
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33. Packed jute bag for
digestion
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Step 4
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34. Anaerobic digestion
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35. Collection of liquid
fertilizer
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36. Liquid fertilizer from food
waste
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Step 7
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37. Manure from food waste
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Step 8
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38. Sales at MSME Exhibition
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39. 1st Annual GB of PRAKRUTHI
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40. MSWM Then vs. Now
Then Now
• Community bins on street • Community bins removed on
corners
street corners
• Municipal solid waste (MSW) • Door-to-door collection of MSW
from industrial units was from industrial units
deposit in and around
community bins
• Scheduled MSW collection
• Indiscriminate waste disposal • Segregation of the collected
MSW
• Street sweeping and bio
degradable waste was deposited
on road side • Improved hygienic conditions
on streets
• Unhygienic conditions, stray • Reduction of waste burning on
dogs around community the streets
bins, uncontroled waste
incineration
• Recovery of recyclable waste
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• Aug 24th 2012 recovery out of
No resource

41. MSWM Then vs. Now
Then Now
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42. Future Plans
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