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Synopsis

On

“A study on people perception on BBMP waste management and reasons for not
following it”.

SUBMITTED BY

JEEVAN S

P03CQ21M0059

UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF

(Assistant Professor)

MRS. SINDHU K K

SIGNATURE OF THE STUDENT SIGNATURE OF THE GUIDE

 “A study on people perception on BBMP waste management and reasons for not following
it”.

INTRODUCTION

Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) Is the authoritative body liable for city
conveniences and some infrastructural resources of the More prominent Bengaluru metropolitan
region. It is the fourth biggest Civil Partnership in India and is liable for a populace of 8.4 million in
a space of 741 km2. Its limits have extended in excess of multiple times throughout the course of
recent many years. The BBMP addresses the third degree of government (the Focal Government
and State Government being the initial two levels). BBMP is controlled by a city chamber made
out of chosen delegates, called "corporators", one from every one of the wards (territories) of the
city. The historical backdrop of civil administration of Bangalore traces all the way back to 27 Walk
1862, while nine driving residents of the old city framed a Metropolitan Board under the
Improvement of Towns Demonstration of 1850 with a comparable Metropolitan Board shaped for
the more up to date Cantonment region. The two sheets were sanctioned in 1881, and worked as
two autonomous bodies called Bangalore City Region and Bangalore Common and Military Station
District, in 1913 a privileged president was presented, and after seven years made a chosen
position. A named Civil Official was presented in 1926 on the Cantonment board as the leader
authority. A delegated Civil Magistrate was presented in 1926 on the Cantonment board as the
chief power. After Indian freedom, the two Metropolitan Sheets were converged to shape the
Company of the City of Bangalore in 1949, under the Bangalore City Enterprise Act. In 1991 the
BMP extended to remember 87 wards for 1991 and 100 wards in 1995. The board likewise included
40 extra individuals drawn from the parliament and the state assembly.

NEED FOR THE STUDY

 For the purpose of clearing the plastic usage in the Bangalore.

 To segregate the wet and dry waste for the purpose of eco-friendly environment.
 To keep the surrounding clean and tidy.

STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

Residents who are living in Bangalore basically for a very long time could undoubtedly look at and
understand an gigantic contrast in the present street, city development, populace extension, water
accessibility, level of traffic and natural contamination. Bengaluru has fostered a complex yet along
with different difficulties. Various exploration reports say that Bangalore may not be good for a
person before very long. So recognizing the issues and possible is basic answers for defeat the
issues.
 OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY

 To understand the most significant issues in Bangalore city.

 To identify the various contributors for the most significant issues in Bangalore city.
 To identify the possible solutions for the most significant issues in Bangalore city.

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
To conduct our research we used the following combination of tools to study people’s
perception on waste management.

RESEARCH DESIGN

This study is designed as descriptive research as a research method. Descriptive research aim to
accurately and systematically describe a population, situation or phenomenon. It can answer
what, where, when and how questions, but not why questions. A descriptive research design can
use a wide variety of research methods to investigate one or more variable.

SAMPLING TECHNIQUE

It is a non-probability sampling which tells about problem faced by people on BBMP waste.

SAMPLE UNIT

Review taken by residents

SAMPLE SIZE

Sample size of 45-53 has been considered for this study.

SOURCES OF DATA

Both primary and secondary sources of data have been used to conduct the study;
Primary data: The data is collected through Questionnaire method.
Secondary data: The data is collected through journal, Book, Health care facilities.

TOOLS FOR DATA COLLECTION

The required data for the study is collected using following tools;
 Structured questionnaires.
 Personal interviews.

PLAN OF ANALYSIS

The data is collected from the questionnaires and it will be put together in the form of tables and
graph will be analyzed through percentage analysis.

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