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ContinuousImprovements in
Bangalore, India fromJanuary 1999 to March
2000
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Summary for Bangalore• Customer complaint acceptance, action
and follow up procedure implemented
• Service standards set for different
classes of complaints
• Decentralised to 6 district offices, each
with a PC
• Revenue officers in each district
responsible for complaint management• Escalation provisions for overdue
complaints
• Education programs for house wives,
resident groups, hospital staff, children,
hospital out patients
• Promotion of violation fine
• Prosecution very active
• Posters in public places
• Door to door collection now covering
20% of all residents - complete by July
• Waste separation now part of collection
• Road sweepers better equipped
• Management status reporting by ward
• Monitor dumping sites daily
• New uniforms for all health inspectors
(enforcers)
• All road sweepers now carry
identification tags
• Implementing revaluation of all properties
in 2000 ready for 2001 tax year
• Negotiating for tax on “exempt”
Government properties
• New legislation covering delinquent
properties• New computer system now in Tender
stage
• Increase in Tax revenue $US 20million pa
• Hawking licence now required, 6000
applicants
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Improvements in Solid
waste commenced with a
new daily collection serviceutilising push carts and
waste separation.
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The push cart is financed by several sponsors. The buckets are designed to separate waste such as
glass, metal cans and biodegradable waste. Each cart is numbered and is allocated to a specificoperator who has a collection round that takes about 4 hours to complete.
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The bell at the top of the cart is rung by the operator to let the residents know that the cart is nearby
their house. The resident then delivers their waste to the operator - the service moto is “once a day,
ever da ”
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Using the acronym “GARBAGE” a meaningful message is displayed on this cart. Education andenforcement are two key elements of a good Solid waste service.
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This is another example of the Education program. In addition, Bangalore has placed posters in allMunicipal buildings advising residents of good waste disposal habits.
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All shops selling food products are required to place a public bin at the front of the shop for customersto dispose of waste properly. A significant improvement in street littering is evident in this picture.
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In the poorer parts of Bangalore, the “once a day, every day” waste collection service has reducedstreet littering and illegal dumping significantly. No litter is evident in this street.
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“Hot spots” being illegal dumping locations, (at right) have been cleared and residents have beenadvised that dumpers will be prosecuted. This poor area street, shows very little dumping or littering.
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Residents have been educated by Municipal health officers and now fully support the “once a day,every day” waste collection service. Regular monitoring is carried out by the area Health officer.
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The City promotes recycle and reduction of waste. The above products have been hand made fromrecycled plastic strips and plastic bags.
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Bangalore is correcting
illegal commercial use of off street parking bays.
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Building owners that have illegally converted off street car parks into commercial shops, have beentargeted to return these spaces back to parking bays. The above “shop” has been closed and cleared.
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Building off street parking, that have been illegally converted to commercial shops, have been targetedfor corrective action. This shop, now cleared shows some 20 parking bays now available.
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