Table of contents
Undertaking i
Certificate iii
Acknowledgments v
Abstract vii
Table of contents xi
List of Figures xv
List of tables xi
1 Introduction 1
1.1 The Significance Of Waste Water Management 1
1.2 Status Of Waste Water in India and Gujarat 3
1.3 Need Of Project 4
1.4 Aim And Objective 5
1.5 Methodology 6
1.6 Scope and limitations 7
2 Literature Review 8
2.1 Overview Of National And Local Initiative Of Waste Water 8
2.2 Sector Organisations 9
2.3 Initiative By the Government of India 13
2.4 Liquid waste management service chain (SBM 2.0) 14
2.5 Overview Of National And Local Missions 15
2.6 Tools and manuals under SBM G 17
2.6.1 Faecal sludge management for district level 17
2.6.2 Greywater management 19
2.7 Case Study 19
2.8 Survey Formulation 21
3 Overview Of Rajkot Peri-Urban Area 24
3.1 Demography (MC & UDA) 25
3.2 Overview of wastewater scenario in RUDA 26
3.3 Site selection 27
3.1.1 Site selection criteria 27
4 Existing situation assessment 29
4.1 User Interface 29
4.2 Conveyance Network 32
4.3 Treatment Facility 34
4.4 Survey Outcomes 37
4.5 Summary of key issue findings 38
5 Monitoring Framework 40
5.1 Gaps assessment for villages 40
6 Pilot Project Nirmal Dhara 47
6.1 Methodology for selecting solution 47
6.1.1 Steps for selection of technology 48
6.2 Technology option comparison 49
6.3 Financing Structure 50
6.3.1 SBM-G 2.0 allocation and convergence 50
7 Pilot project and action plan 54
7.1 Information and data gathering 55
7.2 Implementation strategies 56
7.3 Possible Financial Sources 59
7.4 Cost For Development of Treatment Plant 60
7.5 Action Plan for the Development of treatment plants 60
7.5.1 An action plan for the development of treatment plant a periurban
area can be divided into several steps as follows 60
7.5.2 Responsibility for Developing Treatment Plants 61
7.5.3 Input Needed to Develop a plan 62
7.5.4 Benefits 63
8 Conclusion 65
References xiii
Appendix 1: XYZ Grey water management 17
Appendix 2: XYZ recent trends in technologies in sewerage system 23