The document discusses the state of urban services in India related to water supply, solid waste management, and sewerage. Some key challenges include water supply ranging from 1-6 hours in cities, lack of metering and high non-revenue water. For solid waste, less than 50% is collected in smaller cities, under 30% is segregated, and disposal is often infrequent and unscientific. Regarding sewerage, over 80% of cities lack sewerage networks, over 70% of households do not have toilets, and less than 20% of wastewater is treated.
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This presentation is about opportunities in Gujarat in Environment Management Sector
The document discusses the state of urban services in India related to water supply, solid waste management, and sewerage. Some key challenges include water supply ranging from 1-6 hours in cities, lack of metering and high non-revenue water. For solid waste, less than 50% is collected in smaller cities, under 30% is segregated, and disposal is often infrequent and unscientific. Regarding sewerage, over 80% of cities lack sewerage networks, over 70% of households do not have toilets, and less than 20% of wastewater is treated.
The document discusses the state of urban services in India related to water supply, solid waste management, and sewerage. Some key challenges include water supply ranging from 1-6 hours in cities, lack of metering and high non-revenue water. For solid waste, less than 50% is collected in smaller cities, under 30% is segregated, and disposal is often infrequent and unscientific. Regarding sewerage, over 80% of cities lack sewerage networks, over 70% of households do not have toilets, and less than 20% of wastewater is treated.
The challenges and opportunities - For Investment in the
area of environment management of Gujarat
State of Urban Services in India
Water Supply
Duration of water supply in Indian
cities ranges from 1 hour to 6 hours Most Indian cities do not have metering for residential water connections 70% of water leakages are from pipes for consumer connection due to malfunctioning of water metres Non revenue water accounts for 50% of the water production
Tap connection to household
70%
Water through hand pumps
or tube wells
21%
Households with supply
within premises
66%
Supply within 200 metres
32%
Sole access to water
resources
41%
Shared access to water
source
32%
State of Urban Services in India
Solid Waste Management
Waste collection less than 50%
in smaller cities Less than 30% of solid waste segregated Collection of garbage from dumpsites infrequent Lack of scientific disposal of waste Proportion of organic waste to total much higher as compared to other countries
Solid waste generated per day
115,000 tons
Per Capita waste generation
0.2 0.6 kg
Increase in per capita waste
generation
1.3%
Waste in million plus cities
1200-5500 TDP
Waste treated before disposal
30%
State of Urban Services in India
Water Supply
4861 out of 5161 cities/ towns
without even a partial sewerage network 18% of urban households defecate in the open Less than 20% of the road network covered by storm water drains Only 21% of waste water generated is treated