Hazardous Waste Management - Addl Inputs
Below are the key issues, root causes and solutions as identified by you to address Hazardous Waste Management. Kindly review and if you have any additional inputs, please share.
We look forward to your inputs!
Swachh Bharat Mission
Hazardoes Waste Management (Issues, Root Cause, Solutions)
Key Issues and Root Causes identified:
1. Hazardous waste management in India is not done and there is little awareness
2. Old batteries and electronic appliances are thrown into the dustbin
3. Dry cleaning companies dispose their waste in the sewers
4. Factories dispose their residual chemicals into the water bodies like Yamuna
5. Many times, hazardous waste is burnt in open
6. Lead and arsenic material is openly used in different products
7. There is no set procedure for discarding the hazardous medical waste
8. Chinese toys, paints, packaging etc. are highly hazardous
9. It causes diseases and health problems like respiratory problems
10. It affects pregnant women and shows a long term effect on the babies
11. India has become a big dumping ground for hazardous waste
12. People are not aware about which items fall under the hazardous waste category
13. People are unaware about the ways of disposing hazardous waste
14. People are unaware about the bad health effects that hazardous waste can have
15. Many industries/hospitals do not have waste treatment plants
16. Hospitals discard the hazardous waste inappropriately to save money
17. There are no hazardous waste disposal sites made by the Government
18. The Government has also not made any strict rules and regulations against disposing hazardous waste in open
19. There are not enough hazardous waste management specialist in the country
20. The segregation at source is non-existent
Key Solutions Identified:
1. Government should make strict regulations against the disposal of hazardous waste in open
2. Classification of waste generated by industries should be done very carefully
3. Proper hazardous waste treatment facility should be established by the ULB/private operators
4. Burning hazardous waste in open should be stopped and a financial penalty should be applied to it
5. It should be made mandatory for the industries/hospitals to install waste treatment plants
6. Guidelines should be set to dispose medical waste properly
7. Import of low quality Chinese paints and toys which use hazardous chemicals should be banned in India
8. Dumping of hazardous waste in Indian waters by other countries should be made illegal
9. People should be educated about different items that come under the hazardous category
10. Awareness should be spread about the right ways of disposing hazardous waste like batteries etc.
11. Hospitals found discarding waste inappropriately should be heavily penalized, leading to cancellation of license
12. For medical waste , Incinerators must be made mandatory for Hospitals to be set up
13. Segregation of waste at source should be promoted
14. State Government should provide funds for implementation of Municipal Solid Waste rules
15. The ULBs should ensure segregation into biodegradable and non-biodegradable
waste and eventual disposal
16. Ship Breaking Units (in Alang in Gujarat) are the deadly sources of Hazardous Wastes generation. They should be closed.
17. Government should construct common effluent treatment plants at every industrial cluster
18. A PPP project could be made available for treating medical waste
19. Severe punitive action such as heavy fine, imprisonment, closure of companies which flout the rules
20. A mechanism should be devised for strict vigil and surveillance of toxic substances being discharged brazenly by companies. more
We look forward to your inputs!
Swachh Bharat Mission
Hazardoes Waste Management (Issues, Root Cause, Solutions)
Key Issues and Root Causes identified:
1. Hazardous waste management in India is not done and there is little awareness
2. Old batteries and electronic appliances are thrown into the dustbin
3. Dry cleaning companies dispose their waste in the sewers
4. Factories dispose their residual chemicals into the water bodies like Yamuna
5. Many times, hazardous waste is burnt in open
6. Lead and arsenic material is openly used in different products
7. There is no set procedure for discarding the hazardous medical waste
8. Chinese toys, paints, packaging etc. are highly hazardous
9. It causes diseases and health problems like respiratory problems
10. It affects pregnant women and shows a long term effect on the babies
11. India has become a big dumping ground for hazardous waste
12. People are not aware about which items fall under the hazardous waste category
13. People are unaware about the ways of disposing hazardous waste
14. People are unaware about the bad health effects that hazardous waste can have
15. Many industries/hospitals do not have waste treatment plants
16. Hospitals discard the hazardous waste inappropriately to save money
17. There are no hazardous waste disposal sites made by the Government
18. The Government has also not made any strict rules and regulations against disposing hazardous waste in open
19. There are not enough hazardous waste management specialist in the country
20. The segregation at source is non-existent
Key Solutions Identified:
1. Government should make strict regulations against the disposal of hazardous waste in open
2. Classification of waste generated by industries should be done very carefully
3. Proper hazardous waste treatment facility should be established by the ULB/private operators
4. Burning hazardous waste in open should be stopped and a financial penalty should be applied to it
5. It should be made mandatory for the industries/hospitals to install waste treatment plants
6. Guidelines should be set to dispose medical waste properly
7. Import of low quality Chinese paints and toys which use hazardous chemicals should be banned in India
8. Dumping of hazardous waste in Indian waters by other countries should be made illegal
9. People should be educated about different items that come under the hazardous category
10. Awareness should be spread about the right ways of disposing hazardous waste like batteries etc.
11. Hospitals found discarding waste inappropriately should be heavily penalized, leading to cancellation of license
12. For medical waste , Incinerators must be made mandatory for Hospitals to be set up
13. Segregation of waste at source should be promoted
14. State Government should provide funds for implementation of Municipal Solid Waste rules
15. The ULBs should ensure segregation into biodegradable and non-biodegradable
waste and eventual disposal
16. Ship Breaking Units (in Alang in Gujarat) are the deadly sources of Hazardous Wastes generation. They should be closed.
17. Government should construct common effluent treatment plants at every industrial cluster
18. A PPP project could be made available for treating medical waste
19. Severe punitive action such as heavy fine, imprisonment, closure of companies which flout the rules
20. A mechanism should be devised for strict vigil and surveillance of toxic substances being discharged brazenly by companies. more
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Oct 31
I fail to understand that why we are talking about electronic goods and batteries where as we are failing to remove the garbage from roads and colonies. Swachh bharat mission is a mission where no change is observed since one year upto 2nd october. It is a mission where politicians have got photographed  cleaning for cheap popularity and nothing else. Entire city is dirty as it was earlier. Only change is that on 2nd october,main roads were cleaned and garbage dumped in inner colonies . On Monday, 14 September 2015 11:35 AM, Swachh Bharat Mission wrote: more
Oct 04
please focus on less generation (reducing) of hazardous waste that is the only solution to reduce the carbon more
Sep 26
Waste management is a rapidly growing problem in our country specifically in urban areas. First problem is lack of consciousness about hazardous effect of waste. Second is there is very little effective legal punishment for mismanagement of waste for people who are consciously doing so. It's an emergency need to educate and to develop infrastructure involving concerned people, organizations both public and private. I think Swachh Bharat Mission is the right vision taken. Only need is to involve more people specifically more young people. We can move to schools, colleges and other institutions along with others. more
Sep 25
There should be buy-back centres in each town/gram panchayat for all types of waste except the green waste that can be composted. E-waste should be then sent to recycling factories like the one in Roorkee and not given to kabadis who are not equipped to recover precious but polluting metals from them. more
Sep 22
