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RESIDENTIAL SETTLEMENTS HAVE THE MOST EFFECTIVE WASTE COLLECTION AND TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM. BUT THE FACT IS THAT THERE IS NO EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT AS THE WASTE ISN‘T SEGREGATED AND MANAGED SEPERATELY.

12.5 MIO

MUMBAI

216 TONNES

THE SEGREGATED WASTE IS COLLECTED IN THE HOUSE TWICE A DAY. B.M.C. COLLECTS THE TRASH AND TAKES IT TO DEONAR. UNFORTUNATELY THE TRASH IS LATER MIXED AGAIN.

1 MIO

PEOPLE LIVE IN THE H-WARD

H-WARD

3

OUT OF SIGHT, OUT OF MIND.

SEGREGATION

RAGDEALERS

WASTE OR 36 TRUCKS PER DAY FROM ALL RESIDENTIALS. S

NALAS BY PUBLIC AREAS

INOFFICIAL COLLECTERS RECYCLABLE WASTE

OFFICIAL B.M.C. COLLECTERS

DISPOSAL SITES: 1 GORAI

TONNES

2 MULUND

SEGREGATION

OF WASTE END IN THE NALAS

RAGDEALERS

SOUTH MU MBAI

3 DEONAR

EXAMPLE BANDRA TALAO

THE NALAS ARE COVERED WITH GARBAGE. DURING THE MONSOON MONTHS THE WATER OVERFLOWS THE LOWER REGIEONS. B.M.C. CLEANS THE SYSTEM JUST BEFORE THE RAINY SEASON STARTS.

THE LAKE IS CLEANED ONCE A YEAR BEFORE A RELIGIOUS FESTIVAL (GANESH CHATURTHI). DURING THIS FESTIVAL, IT IS TRADITION TO THROW SCULPTURES OF GOD MADE OF PLASTER INTO THE LAKE.

CHEMICALS WHICH PUSH THE WASTE TO THE SHORE OF THE BANDRA TALAO LAKE.

COMMERCIAL

„Every day, because of the sort of my customer, I throw away 8 kilo vegetables.“ INDIVIDUAL COLLECTION AT DUMPGROUNDS AND RESTAURANTS

TONNES

BANDRA TALAO (LAKE)

OF WASTE

WASTE IS DRIVEN TO DEONAR ONCE A YEAR.

B.M.C.

G-elrap

TONNES

POPULATION

DENSITY

DUMPYARD ON THE EDGE.

SHOPS & RESTAURANTS: SMALL RESTAURANTS > BINS > TRUCKS BIG RESTAURANTS > TRUCKS SHOPS > BINS > TRUCKS

B.M.C.

KALINA MARKET: LOTS OF ORGANIC WASTE IS GENERATED WHICH IS COLLECTED BY THE B.M.C. IN THE MORNING AND TRANSPORTED TO THE DUMPINGYARD.

WASTE IS DRIVEN TO DEONAR ONCE A DAY BY B.M.C.

BANDRA 600-800 PPH

8% IN H-WARD

OF WASTE

COMPOST

THE ECOLOTO GIES OF A RESOURCE

Plan

SOCIETY COMPOST PIT WET WASTE IN PIT

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Section

AC

WORMS OVER THE LEAVES

COMPOST FOR 2 MONTHS

COMPOST FOR 2 MONTHS

COLLECTION BY RAGPICKERS

SEGREGATION

COMPOST IS READY

RAGDEALERS

SOLID WASTE IS COLLECTED AT THE MAINSTREET DURING THE DAY BY WOMEN.

RAGDEALERS

SEGREGATION

COLLECTION BY RAGPICKERS

H-WARD MAP

GAS OUTLET

THE BIO MEGAS HOLDER THANATION PLANT IS A TANK OUTLET INLET IN WHICH THE WET ORGANIC FERMENTER WASTE IS TREATED TO CREATE OUTPUTS IN THE FORM OF BIO GAS AND NATURAL FERTILIZERS. ALL THE ORGANIC WASTE WHICH IS COLLECTED AT EITHER INDIVIDUAL OR COMMUNITY LEVEL IS SENT TO THIS PLANT, WHERE THE WASTE IS FURTHER SEGREGATED. IN THE AIR-TIGHT TANK BACTERIA AND OTHER MICROBES BREAK DOWN THE ORGANIC MATERIAL WHILE RELEASING METHANE GAS. CARBOHYDRATES ARE BROKEN DOWN TO SIMPLE SUGARS. NEARLY ALL VOLATILE ORGANIC NUTRITION ENTERING A DIGESTER WILL END UP AS METHANE.

WET ORGANIC: CLEANERS ONCE A DAY (AFTERNOON)

DISPOSING / COLLECTING POINTS

BIOGAS PLANT

DISPOSING / COLLECTION POINTS THE DUMPYARDS ARE ARRANGED ON THE EDGE OF THE SLUM. THERE ARE UP TO 500 INHABITANTS PER YARD. THE WASTE IS DISPOSED BY THE WOMEN AND SHOVELED INTO THE TRUCK BY THE PEOPLE OF B.M.C.

BASICALLY, WE DEAL WITH THE IDEA OF THE INHABITANTS SEGREGATING THE WASTE INTO WET WASTE (GREEN BINS) AND DRY WASTE (BLUE BINS). DAILY PICKUP FOR WET ORGANIC AT COLLECTION POINT

520‘000

PEOPLE LIVE IN SLUMS

INDUSTRIAL HUTCH

N

SEWAGE WASTE

DAILY PICKUP FOR DRY ORGANIC AT COLLECTION POINT

POTENTIAL FROM H-WARD DAILY PICKUP FOR WET ORGANIC AT COLLECTION POINT

165 TONNES

ABOVE SURFACE

IN: WET ORGANIC WASTE

INPUTS

BIOMETHANGAS DAILY

B.M.C.

312 TONNES

ALONG STREETS

DAILY PICKUP FOR DRY ORGANIC AT COLLECTION POINT

DAILY

3120 MIO LITERS

312 T 100%

WET ORGANIC:

30‘630 CARS CAN DRIVE 100KM

• • • • •

RECYCLABLE WASTE

RAGDEALERS COLLECTED BY RAGPICKERS

COMPOST TROLLIES

MANY SLUM DWELLERS WORK AT THE SAME TIME. THERE ARE NO SANITARY FACILITIES AND BAD HYGIENIC CONDITION.

THE DUMPBINS ARE ARRANGED ON THE EDGE OF THE SLUM. THERE ARE UP TO 500 INHABITANTS PER YARD. THE WASTE IS DISPOSED BY THE WOMEN AND SHOVELED INTO THE TRUCK BY THE PEOPLE OF B.M.C.

MITHI RIVER / DRAINAGE SYSTEM

!

STREETS

54 TONNES

B.M.C.

WASTE OR 9 TRUCKS PER DAY FROM ONE SLUM.

> RESSOURCES > REGULATORY > GOVERNING BODY

DUMPBINS ON THE EDGE

WARD BORDER ABOUT 16% PRACTICE OPEN DEFECATION BECAUSE OF MISSING BASIC SANITATIONS.

233‘000 FAMILIES COOK DAILY

GREEN WASTE FOOD WASTE BIODEGRADEBLE PLASTICS HUMAN MANURE SLAUGHTER HOUSE WASTE

H-WARD MAP (SECTOR)

EXAMPLE BEHRAMPADA SLUM: 3 DIFFERENT PICKUPS 3X DAILY 6TONNES / PICKUP = 54 TONNES DAILY

„ONE OF THE BIGGEST PROBLEM IS THE WASTE WHICH CLOGGS UP THE NALAS.“

„WE AREN‘T AFRAID OF INFECTIONS. THE HOUSES RIGHT NEXT TO THE NALAS HAVE A GRID ON THE WINDOW TO PROTECT FROM MOSCITOS.“

COLLECTED BY RAGPICKERS

N.G.O. A.L.M. PRIVATE SECTOR

RAG PICKERS WASTE COLLECTORS RAGPICKERS COLLECT THE RECYCLABLE WASTE OUT OF THE NALAS.

20 TONNES RECYCLABLE WASTE/ONE SLUM.

CHEMICALS FROM

1OO MIO RAGDEALERS

SMALL INDUSTRIES GO DIRECTLY INTO THE SEA.

SEGREGATION

COLLECTION BY RAGPICKERS

THE SEWAGE IS PASSED INTO THE NALAS AND THE MITHI RIVER.

LITERS OF UNTREATED HUMAN WASTE PER DAY

> SEGREGATION > HOUSE TO HOUSE COLLECTION > TRANSPORTATION

SOLID WASTE IS COLLECTED DURING THE DAY BY WOMEN FROM 5AM TO 2PM.

INDIVIDUAL HOUSE TO HOUSE

MORE THAN 20% OF ALL WASTE ENDS UP IN THE NALAS. THIS OUT OF HABIT AND LAZINESS.

133 TONNES DAILY

> TAX

60 TONNES DAILY TOTAL 255 TONNES

SOLID WASTE

UP TO CHEMICALS PER DAY AND UNIT.... .....THERE ARE HUNDREDS

SAND, FINE EARTH RECYCLABLE WET ORGANIC WASTE DRY ORGANIC WASTE

BANDRA STAT ION

20% 120MT

SORTING OF SAND & FINE EARTH

THIS CORRESPONDS TO 7 TRAINWAGGONS

LAND LEVELING SITES

165 TONNES DAILY

SAND & FINE EARTH

ACID(2%), DYE COLOUR(3%), WATER(95%)

600 TONNES

THIS CORRESPONDS TO A CUBE OF 10M EDGE LENGHT

WASTE OR 100 TRUCKS PER DAY FROM H-WARD TO DEONAR.

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THE PLASTIC RECYCLABLES ARE THEN PROCESSED IN THE RECYCLING UNIT AND CONVERTED INTO SMALL GRANULES OF PLASTIC WHICH THEN CAN BE SOLD AND REUSED AT VARIOUS INDUSTRIES.

THE WASTE INCINERATION PLANT IS LOCATED OUTSIDE THE CITY AND IS POWERED BY TRAIN WITH GARBAGE. WASTE WHITCH IS STILL LANDFILLED. IN RETURN, IT PROVIDES FOR A LARGE PART OF THE CITY ENERGY.

TRUCKDRIVER DAVE

ALL THE RECYCLABLES ARE TRANSPORTED TO THE FORCE PLASTIC RECYCLING UNIT, WHERE THE PLASTICS ARE SORTED FROM OTHER RECYCLES. THE PLASTIC IS RECYCLED WHEREAS THE METALS, PAPER, GLASS ETC. ARE SOLD OFF TO RAG DEALERS.

SMALL COMPACTOR

ELECTRICITY AND DISTRICT HEATING

30 %

SLAG IS USED FOR CIVIL PURPOSES OR SIMPLY DEPOSITED ASH

FACTS: • VOLUMINA RED.: 9/10 • WEIGHT RED.: 3/4

12 %

METAL, GLASS, ETC.

7%

DIOXINE/HEAVY METALS ARE FILTERED OUT AND DEPOSITED AT A PERMANENT DISPOSAL DUST

1%

CITY LEVEL

B.M.C.

6 / 10 TONNES

B.M.C.

7‘500 TONNES OF GARBAGE DAILY.

56 MWH

H-WARD

LIST OF N.G.O.‘S : • UNION PARK RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION • TRIRATNA PRERNA MANDAL (TPA) • FORCE • STRI MUKTI SANGATHAN (SMS) • APPROPRIATE RURAL TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE (ARTI)

ELECTRICITY FERTILIZER 1KM

5 TONS A DAY 20 PLANTS IN H-WARD SAVE 40‘000 RUPEES/ DAY OR 14‘600‘000 RUPEES/ YEAR ... OUT OF A 5 TONS PLANT 20 PLANTS IN H-WARD SAVE 48‘000 RUPEES/ DAY OR 17‘520‘000 RUPEES/ YEAR

20%

7% PAPER

SAVE 672‘000 RUPEES/ DAY OR 245‘300‘000 RUPEES/ YEAR 6% PLASTIC SAVE 300‘000 RUPEES/ DAY OR 109‘500‘000 RUPEES/ YEAR 3% METALL SAVE 840‘000 RUPEES/ DAY OR 306‘600‘000 RUPEES/ YEAR 4% GLASS SAVE 840‘000 RUPEES/ DAY OR 306‘600‘000 RUPEES/ YEAR

. --> 7.2 MIO RS/YEAR

B.M.C.

FILLING LOW LYING AREAS

6KM

SAND, ROCKS AND DUST IS USED FOR LANDFILL. IN FACT IT CAN BE USED FOR EXAMPLE FOR A SPECIFIC PURPOSE, SUCH AS BUILDING HOUSES. UNLESS THEY ARE STABILIZED, THESE AREAS MAY EXPERIENCE SEVERE SHAKING OR LIQUEFACTION OF THE GROUND DURING A LARGE EARTHQUAKE.

TRAINS INSTEAD OF TRUCKS SAVE 768 KM/ DAY OR 46‘720 LITER DIESEL/ YEAR OR 2‘803‘200 RUPEES/ YEAR

A BIOGAS PLANT WITHIN EVERY 2KM. THIS DECENTRALIZES BIOGAS PRODUCTION AND SHORTENS THE DISTANCE OF TRANSPORT ROUTES. IN ADDITION, THE RESIDENTS SEE WHERE THEIR GAS COMES FROM.

THIS CORRESPONDS TO

20%

OR 120 TONNES GET RECYCLED PER DAY

ELECTRICITY FOR 71‘000 PEOPLE INCOMMING DRY ORGANIC WASTE: WHILE UNDER CAPACITY, THE FACILITY CAN TREAT THE WASTE FROM DEONAR.

• • •

>70 PCS

FUEL EFFICIENCY OF TRUCKS: 6KM/LTR. --> 117‘000 LTR/YEAR

TRANSPORTATION

ELECTRICITY DAILY

3 / 6 TONNES

DISTANCES: BANDRA - DEONAR 15KM --> TOTAL:1920 KM DAILY

LEVELLING

OUT:

AND RECEIVES

NO. OF COLLECTING POINTS IN H-WARD:

FUEL COSTS

50 %

51m

DEONAR EXTENDS OVER

B.M.C TRUCKS BIG COMPAC-

SEA

10M

M 10

THE DUMPYARD WILL BE EXHAUSTED IN A FEW YEARS. THIS IS BECAUSE OF EXTENSIVE DUMPING AND POOR WASTE MANAGEMENT. EVEN THE HEIGHT OF THE DUMP INTERFERES WITH THE AIRPORT REGULATIONS.

INCINERATION PLANT

132 HECTARES

RECYCLING

USH

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DEONAR

OF WASTE PER DAY END UP IN THE MITHI RIVER!!

10M

OR 120 TONNES GET RECYCLET PER DAY

H

SAVED MONEY

APPROXIMATELY 20 PLANTS TO 5-10 TONNES ARE REALISTIC. COST OF 6-9 MIO. RUPEES PER PLANT.

DAILY

13 TONNES

20%

PT ED U

RAILWAY SYSTEM

90 TONNES

DEONAR IS A WASTE DUMPING GROUND OR A LANDFILL FOR THE CITY OF MUMBAI. DEONAR IS LOCATED IN THE EASTERN SUBURB OF THE CITY, IT IS MUMBAI‘S OLDEST AND LARGEST DUMPING GROUND, SET UP IN 1927.

VER E RI

LOADING STATION BANDRA

RECYCLING

1000 LITRES

13% 78MT

RECYCLABLE WASTE

SORTING OF RECYCLABLE MATTER

SORTED WASTE

INFORMAL INDUSTRIES IN SLUM, ESPECIALLY TEXTILE DYEING, DISPOSE UNFILTERED CHEMICAL WASTE INTO THE DRAINAGE SYSTEM.

POSSIBILITIES LOCATION LOADING STATIONS

BIOGAS PLANT

62 TONNES

LOADING STATION BANDRA

> EMPLOYMENT > POLICIES > RULES > MANAGEMENT

4KM

27 % OR 20% 84 TONNES BURNABLE BIO FERTILIZER WASTE

RECYCLABLE WASTE

FOR CONGESTED PLACES LIKE SLUMS, THE IDEA OF COMPOST TROLLIES, WHICH CAN BE EASILY MOVED IS USED FOR CONVENIENCE.

WATER

OUTPUT 2

53 % OR 165 TONNES BIO METHANGAS

B.M.C.

B.M.C.

THE SEWAGE SYSTEM IS MORE THAN A 100 YEARS OLD. IT COVERS 125 KM AND RUNS UNDERGROUND.

52% 312MT

DRY WASTE

THE SPACES BETWEEN AND BESIDES STREETS CAN BE USED FOR COMPOSTING.

THIS CORRESPONDS TO

CLEANERS EARN 4500 RUPEES A MONTH.

15% 90MT

WET WASTE

A PIT CAN BE SET UP ON TOP OF THE DRAINS WITH A PERFORATED BOTTOM TO DRAIN OUT WATER AND PERFORATED WALL FOR AERATION.

B.M.C.

B.M.C.

RAGDEALERS

OPEN SPACES

600 MT daily

COMPOSTING PIT METHODS

OUT:

> FUNDS

SLUMS / INFORMAL INDUSTRIES

4KM

SLUMS

YEAR DIRECTLY INTO THE SEA.

AT THE COMMUNITY LEVEL, 50 TO 60 HOUSEHOLDS OR 15 TO 20 APPARTMENT BLOCKS CAN FORM A COMMUNITY WHICH HANDLES THE WASTE ON THEIR OWN.

OUTPUT 1

COMMERCIAL

30‘000 TONNES OF FEACES GOES EVERY

DRY ORGANIC COLLECTION IN BINS

MINI BIOGAS CONVERTER

BIOGAS CH4

RESIDENTIAL

1 MILLION CUBIC METER URINE GOES EVERY YEAR DIRECTLY INTO THE SEA.

WET ORGANIC: COLLECTION IN BIOPLANT

GOVERNMENT

DEFINITION

!

MINI BIOGAS CONVERTER WITH TWO BUCKETS, GAS OUTLET SOME HOUSES AND GAS ELECTRICAL CONHOLDER DUCTS IT IS POSSIBLE INLET OUTLET TO BUILD A SYSTEM FOR COOKING, WHICH FERMENTER SUPPLIES 5-10 MINUTES METHANE GAS A DAY.

(METHAN)

WASTE H-WARD

68% OF THE POPULATION IN H-WARD IS CONNECTED TO A SEWAGE SYSTEM.

SEGREGATION TYPE 2

SHREDED LEAVES AND CUT GRASS IN PIT

DELETES

RECYCLABLE WASTE

THE BALCONY MODEL NEEDS 0.5 M3 AND THE TERRACE MODEL 1.0M3 OF CAPACITY. THIS COMPACT BIOGAS PLANT RUNS MOSTLY WITH FOOD WASTE AND SUPPLIES ENOUGH GAS FOR COOKING AND EVEN A SMALL AMOUNT OF SOLID WASTE, WHICH CAN BE USED AS FERTILI-

DRY ORGANIC COLLECTION IN BINS

DRY ORGANIC: CLEANERS ONCE A DAY (MORNING)

PUBLIC DUMPGROUND ON WATERS. THE FLOOD

RECYCLABLE WASTE

SEGREGATION TYPE 2

WET ORGANIC: COLLECTION IN BINS

GARDEN COMPOST PIT

WORMS OVER WET WASTE

COMPOST IS READY

06 .

LONDON 52 PPH

52% IN SLUMS

WET WASTE

TONNES

ORGANIC WASTE: 8KG / VENDOR --> 30 VENDORS

MUMBAI 12.3 MIO.

BISCUITS TO FEET THE FISHES (INCLUDING PACKAGING)

SOME REFUSE IS DEPOSITED ON THE BEACH OR IN THE DRAINAGE SYSTEM AND WASHED AWAY BY THE FLOOD.

B.M.C.

INDIVIDUAL COLLECTION

THE ECOLOGIES OF WASTE

EXAMPLE DANDA VILLAGE (FISHERVILLAGE)

OF WASTE

UPRA IS A NON-PROFIT, NON-RELIGIOUS, SOIAL-N-CHARITY ORGANIZATION, REGISTERED AS ALM NO. 104 WITH MCGM, 2003. UPRA IS REPRESENTATIVE OF A RESIDENTIAL AREA COMPRISING OF 42 BUILDINGS AND 8 BUNGALOWS SPREAD OVER 5 LANES (ROADS NO. 3, 4, 5, DECCAN ROAD AND GOVIND GHAG MARG UNION PARK MAIN ROAD). IT DEALS WITH SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT WITHIN EACH SOCIETY. “SEALINE SOCIETY” IS ONE OF THE MAIN SOCEITY WHICH HANDLES ITS OWN WET WASTE. THERE ARE TOTAL 12 FAMILIES RESIDING AND SEGREGATING WASTE WITHIN THEIR HOUSE. WET WASTE (NON-COOKED FOOD) FROM EACH HOUSE IS COLLECTED AND PUT INTO VERMI COMPOST PIT WITH WORMS FOR COMPOSTING. COMPOST PIT IS CLOSED TIGHT FOR 2 MONTHS FOR ANY SUNLIGHT TO NOT PENETRATE INTO IT. COMPOST IS READY AS A NATURAL FERTILIZER.

HOW TO TURN

B.M.C.

SEGREGATION TYPE 1

CASE STUDY: UNION PARK RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION (UPRA)

WORMS

PEDRESTIANS

RESIDENTIAL

DR A

WESTERN SU BU

2

MUMBAI

OPEN SPACES LIKE BEACHES, RIVERSIDES, LAKES OR EVEN A COURTYARD BELONGS TO THE CITY. THESE PLACES ARE USED TO DUMP WASTE.

RECYCLABLE WASTE

SLUMS / INFORMAL INDUSTRIES

INCINERATION PLANT, OUTSKIRT

LOADING STATION B AN

RBS

PEOPLE LIVE IN MUMBAI

ECOLOGIES OF WASTE

SOCIETYS AND ORGANIZATIONS CAN ACHIEVE SOMETHING. THIS THINKING NEEDS TO BE STRENGTHENED AND IMPLEMENTED ON COMMUNITY AND N.G.O. LEVEL. FOLLOWING A GOOD EXAMPLE:

NGO/WARD LEVEL

NORTH MUMBAI

OPEN SPACES

B.M.C.

LEARN FROM LOCAL EXISTING PROJECTS:

HOUSEHOLD LEVEL

1

RESIDENTIAL

B.M.C. TRUCKS COLLECT THE WASTE TWICE A DAY. WASTE WHICH WAS SORTED IN HOUSEHOLD TO ORGANIC AND INORGANIC GETS MIXED AGAIN.

COMMUNITY LEVEL

480‘000

PEOPLE LIVE IN RESIDENTIALS

DAILY IN: 165 TONNES

DOMESTIC DRY WASTE COMMERCIAL DRY WASTE BULKY FREIGHTS LIKE FURNITURES, MATRESES, CARPETS, KIDSTOYS AND OTHERS

RECYCLING RECYLABLE WASTE: - GLASS - CARDBOARD - METAL - PET - PLASTIC - PAPER ALL THE RECYCLABLES ARE TRANSPORTED TO THE FORCE PLASTIC RECYCLING UNIT, WHERE THE PLASTICS ARE SORTED FROM OTHER RECYCLES. THE PLASTIC IS RECYCLED WHEREAS THE METALS, PAPER, GLASS ETC. ARE SOLD OFF TO RAG DEALERS.

THE PLASTIC RECYCLABLES ARE THEN PROCESSED IN THE RECYCLING UNIT AND CONVERTED INTO SMALL GRANULES OF PLASTIC WHICH THEN CAN BE SOLD AND REUSED AT VARIOUS INDUSTRIES.

727‘000‘000 RUPEES/ YEAR


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