Supported By
Urban Village Swach Sundar Sikanderpur
Ongoing
Supported By
Sustainable waste management in Sikanderpur, an urban village in Gurgaon
Location
Sikanderpur Urban Village, Gurgaon
Duration
July 2024 to Ongoing (till Mar 2025)
Focus Area
Awareness and Behavioural Change, Setting up end-to-end SWM
Supported By
Bank of America
Target
100% D2D collection,Target: 80% source segregation, Strengthen the C&T by community own system, Visual improvement in the village & market area, Diversion of 3-4 Tons waste from Landfill
Coverage
7000+ Households and 900+ shops
State
Haryana
Key stakeholders
Community, MCG, Informal waste workers & Commercial Establishments
Background:
As cities expand, the villages which are on the outskirts get integrated into the municipal limits. However, this integration is mostly ad-hoc leading to inadequate delivery of basic services. The city of Gurugram has many urban villages which are part of the municipal corporation limits but do not get the same attention of the authorities as the more urbanized part of the city for providing basic amenities like roads, water, electricity or solid and liquid waste management,
Objectives:
In phase 2 of the Sikanderpur Project aims to strengthen 3-way source segregation and streamline the waste management system by establishing a secondary collection point in Sikanderpur. The project focuses on enhancing the livelihoods of waste workers by increasing their income through access to well-segregated dry waste. It also seeks to increase active citizen participation and raise community awareness through engagement and campaigns.
To ensure visual cleanliness, the project will conduct deep cleaning, beautify dumping sites through wall art, and improve the visual cleanliness of commercial areas. Additionally, a Saffai Committee will be formed, comprising local community members, responsible for managing the waste collection system, overseeing the user fee, and funding operational costs.