Supported By
Clean Destination, Panna
Ongoing
Supported By
WASTE NO MORE-Sustainable Waste Management in Panna City.
Location
Panna City
Supported By
SBIF
Focus Areas
Awareness and Behavioural Change, Setting up end to end SWM
Duration
Feb 2024 to Ongoing
Coverage
60,000+ households and all commercial and Government establishments
Target
80% segregation at source and functional SWM system in Panna City at end of the project.
State
Madhya Pradesh
Key stakeholders
Community and Urban local body
Background:
The district Panna is located in the state of Madhya Pradesh in India, close to the historic town of Khajuraho. Panna, despite existing infrastructure and an urban local body, faces challenges with unsegregated waste dumped in landfills. The Panna City project aims to transform it into a model city by implementing source segregation, proper waste management, and maximizing resource recovery.
Objectives:
- Panna to become a model city in Madhya Pradesh for handling waste properly. Ensure minimum waste to landfill and maximize resource recovery.
- Ensure best utilization of existing infrastructure and manpower to establish SWN system in accordance with SWM rules 2016 and ensuring dignified livelihood of the Waste worker.
