Swachh Bharat Mission 2.0(Clean India Mission)
MOEJ-ADB -ERIA Waste Management Seminar
12th January 2023

Swachh Bharat Mission (Urban) – 2014-2019
Implementation Components

Individual household toilets
Community toilets/Public toilets
Solid waste management

Major Objectives
Eradication of Open Defecation in all
Statutory towns
100% Scientific Solid Waste Management inall Statutory towns
Behaviour Change through ‘Jan Andolan’

Information, Education and Communication (IEC)

Capacity Building (CB)

Outlay ~8 Billion USD

Swachh Bharat Mission Urban 2.0 (2021-26)
National Framework for achieving vision of Garbage Free Cities by 2026, focusing on
1

Sustainable Solid Waste Management

2

Sustainable Sanitation

3

Used Water Management

4

IEC/BCC5

Capacity Building

Largest urban
sanitation program
sponsored by Govt.
with anoutlay ofUSD ~20 Billion

National Framework
Cleanliness

HealthInclusion

Economic GrowthCompetitive Federalism –Swachh Survekshan, GFC &ODF/ Water+ Protocols

Decease in water borne
diseases

Employment with dignity
to waste pickers

Boost to blue economy
through reduced marine
littering

SDGs met

200 Millions people
engagedWastewater treatment andreuse

Manual entry into
Improved work productivity
sewers and septic tankswith improved healthstoppedEconomic growth throughTransformation in lives
Growth in recycling
Reduction in households’ of marginalised sectionsindustry & tourism sector
health related expenditurewith integration ofsafaikarmacharis

Cleaner water for
agriculture

Gender inclusivenessSolid Waste in Urban India

2050

India’s Urban Waste Generation(~ 0.60 billion citizens)

Current
Scenario(~ 0.81 billion citizens)

2030

450,000 TPD

1.19 Million TPD

143,000 TPD(~ 0.38 billion citizens)

Urban India’s Waste CompositionWaste Processing

Presently 74% waste
processed

Gap 26%
Target 100% by 2025

Existing Capacity - Waste Processing Facilities
CompostMRFs

Existing Capacity: 71,000+ TPD

Existing Capacity: 42,000 TPD

Bio Methanation

Waste to Electricity

Existing Capacity: 2,300+ TPD

Existing Capacity: 11,500 TPD(7 Plants)

Overall Potential
Compost

MRFs

Potential: 30,000+ TPD

Potential: 45,000 TPD

Bio Methanation

Potential: 15,000+ TPD

MRF to be established in every City

Waste to Electricity
Under Construction:
10,200 TPD (10 Plants)
Potential: 25,000 TPD

C&D Waste Management
C&D waste generated in urban India: ~30,000 TPD
C&D waste generated in million plus cities: ~15,000 TPD
Existing capacity

Potential (Required Capacity)

7,500 TPD

10,000 TPD

51 million plus cities covered under National Clean Air Programme (NCAP)

Legacy Dumpsite Remediation
Remediation of all legacy dumpsites and conversion into green zones by March 2026
Current scenarioMore than 2,000 legacy dumpsites across the country
170+ MT of legacy waste to be remediated

15,000+ acres of land under legacy waste
250+ dumpsites remediated and 1200+ sites approved under SBM-U 2.0 till datePlastic Waste Management
Elimination of Single Use Plastic (SUP)
Manufacture, import, stocking, distribution, sale and use of SUP less than 120 microns(120 µ i.e. 0.120 mm in thickness) prohibited with effect from 31st December 2022

Types of SUPs banned
Plates, cups, glasses, cutlery,stirrers, ear buds, plastic
sticks for ballons, plastic flags,
candy sticks, ice cream sticks
Thermocol for decoration
Wrapping films around sweetboxes, invitation cards andcigarette boxes

IEC initiatives carried out for SUP Ban

Plastic or PVC banners of lessthan 100 micron

SUP Ban notified by all States/UTs asper PWM Rules, 2021

Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) for Plastic Waste Reduction
Targets have been fixed for Producer Importer Brand Owners (PIBOs) for reuse, recycle, utilizationof recycled plastic and end of life disposal
EPR regulation covers thefollowing w.r.t plastic packaging
Obligation for reuse

Obligation for recycling
Utilization of recycled plastic content
End of life disposalTrajectory of Ch4 and CO2 mitigation under
SBM-U​Impact of SBM on Ch4 Mitigation
1200

Impact of SBM on CO2 Mitigation
25000

1000

20000

800
15000

600
10000

400200500000CH4 generated in Gg/yr (BAU)

CH4 generated in Gg/yr ( SBM

CO2 eq in Gg/yr ( BAU)

CO2 eq in Gg/yr (SBM)

Trajectory with intervention and without interventions

Mission LiFE
Mass movement towards ‘mindful anddeliberate utilization, instead of mindlessand destructive consumption’ to protect
and preserve the environment.
- Hon’ble PM, Shri Narendra Modi at CoP26 inGlassgow

LiFE - 7 themes
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.

Energy Saved
Water Saved
SUP Reduced
E-Waste Reduced
Sustainable Food System Adopted
Waste Reduced
Healthy Lifestyle Adopted

Under SBM-U
we are working
on most themes

Expectations
Support for R&D on plastic substitutes to reduce the requirement of SUP
Technologies/ solutions for collection, segregation transportation of MSW
and automated MRFs
Plastic waste recycling technologies/solutions including MLP
Legacy waste remediation (Fukuoka Method)
C&D Waste Management
Used Water Treatment and Reuse Technologies
Training programs and exposure visits

Thank You