Presented by : Yashwant Soni & Dr. Megha Phansalkar

Micro Technologies (India) Ltd.

City Sanitation Plan and challenges

Various components of ICT and its usage in CSP preparation and its execution

Way forward..

Initiated under National Urban Sanitation Programme (NUSP)

Aims to provide/ strengthen Household level sanitation facilities and to carry safe disposal and treatment of solid and liquid waste

Active community participation in sanitation management process

As per MoUD, 40% cities in India needs immediate remedial measures in sanitation

Hence every ULB should have updated information on sanitation which will become the base for developing CSP.

Under NUSP, we have prepared CSPs for four cities in Madhya Pradesh, i.e. – Gwalior, Khajuraho, Raisen and Astha

Under CSP our aim was to assess present level of sanitation facilities and to suggest a best suitable technology for the sanitation management in the city

It will be supported by a comprehensive workable plan

Availability of data in small cities is a great challenge.

Preparation of Base Map on consultative process

Collection of updated information on various components of sanitation through handheld GPS

Preparation of thematic maps Baseline survey for collection

of non-spatial data Integration of spatial and non-

spatial data on GIS Further data analysis and

visualization.

Figure 1: Thematic flow diagram

SAMS (Sanitation Amenities and Management Systems) - To provide spatial representation of the existing situation of the sanitation facilities.

Mapper - For participatory planning within a ward.

Mobile Application - For capturing field based sanitation data with location and pictures.

Ward map with sanitation

Locations of waste bins and open dumps

User friendly web application designed to assist activities related to CSP

Accessible for any body and anywhere with internet connection

Helps in query generation analysis and getting different reports

Spatial representation of relevant information which can be visualised by the user

Cross sectoral analysis Data management and Report generation Decision making tool for local bodies through

smart data management Main technology used for SAMS is Java.

1. Water Supply2. Drainage & Sewage3. Sanitation4. Solid Waste Management

User friendly desktop based GIS Mapping tool Effective tool for community participation -

Ward level information collection, storing, data updating, planning and decision making

Available in local regional language Used for local area mapping through

participatory planning Simplifies data representation & updation –

create and modify the data through layers Useful tool for Planning and decision making

at local level.

Mapper as Layer Manager to store spatial data

Mapper as Field Manager to store non-spatial data

Ward level analysis and decision making

Mobile based application tool Tool for monitoring of CSP execution Useful in updation of current status of

services from the field Upgrade the real time data and useful

for O&M in the sectors like, water supply, Sanitation and SWM

Secure and reliable data transfer Enabled with GPRS and GSM

technologies Report generation as per requirement.

Project Menu

Field Entry

Sanitation

Field Entry

Field Entry & Data Uploading

Data Uploading

Helps in effective data collection, management and decision making process

Need to disseminate such technology among the community

Need to develop a generic application of ICT tools which will help in data collection, management and assessment

It facilitates participatory planning and interaction between service provider and end users

Need to develop an integrated approach to get more involvement of stakeholders (service provider and user) for sustainable management of services.