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Support to Uttarakhand for Scale-Up of FSSM Solutions Support to Uttarakhand for Scale-up of FSSM Solutions Why FSSM in Uttarakhand Two-third of toilets in urban Uttarakhand do not have access to At present, there is no system for regular collection, conveyance, sewerage network as per Census 2011. Further, only six out of treatment, and safe disposal and reuse of faecal sludge and the state’s 91 Urban Local Bodies (ULBs) have more than 50% of septage generated in these sanitation systems. Currently, households connected to the sewerage network. This implies a unregulated and ad-hoc nature of these services poses major significant dependence on onsite sanitation systems (OSS) such public health and environmental risk. Therefore, there is an urgent as septic tanks and pits. need to streamline Faecal Sludge and Septage Management (FSSM) services in the state. CITY LEVEL ENGCityAG LevelEME EngagementNT IN UTT inA UttarakhandRAKHAND (2018-2020) Ga*#ngotri Ba*#rkot GOAL U*#ttarkashi ± Chinyal*#isour To streamline non- H! Ukhimath Vikasnagar Mussoorie *# *# *# Gopeshwar sewered sanitation *# Tehri *# *# *# Pipalkoti Dehradun Chamba H!*# Ghansali Herbertpur %,*#)"H! *# Rudraprayag solutions including Srinagar *#%, Doiwala H!*# Devaprayag )"H!%, FSSM in Uttarakhand Jaunk *#H! Muni ki Re*#ti *# P*#auri Rishikesh through research, Bhagwanpur Shivalik Nagar *#)" Kapkot *# *# Haridwar *# capacity development, *#)"%, Bageshwar Dharchula *# Roorkee Dwarahat H!*# *# *# *# Dogadda technical support, Landhaura *# *# Laksar Ranikhet *# Almora and policy & advisory *# PH!itho*#ragarh Bhimtal support Ramnagar Nainital Lohaghat *# *# *#H! *# Jaspur Kaladhungi Bhowali *# *# Champawat *#H! Kashipur *# Haldwani H! NIUA's Interventions *# Sultanpur Patti *#H! *# *#Gadarpur Gularbhoj )" Co-treatment technical support Mahua Kheraganj %,*# %,*# *#Lalkuan Kelakhera*# *# Tanakpur +$ FSTP technical support Dineshpur Rudrapur Shaktigarh *# %,*# +$H!*# *# Nankamtta H! City-level sanitation study *# Banbasa Kichha Sitarganj *# Capacity building *#%, *# 0 20 40 80 120 %, FSSM regulations support Kms What We Do Sanitation Capacity Building Platform (SCBP) supports the SCBP provides technical assistance in the form of DPRs, Government of Uttarakhand’s Urban Development Directorate feasibility reports and city assessment plans; organises capacity (UDD) to move from ODF to ODF++. development of key officials through training programs and workshops; and strengthens institutional capacity of nodal SCBP provides support to select ULBs for FSSM pilot projects, training institutes (DRST UAoA) and academic institutes (IIT and works closely with the UDD, Peyjal Nigam and Jal Sansthan Roorkee) in the state. for developing FSSM state strategies through policy advisories and investment plans. Program Timeline in Uttarakhand 2018 2019 2020 2021-22 NIUA begins state MoU signed with UDD on Partnership extended through State-wide scale-up of FSSM engagement through capacity promoting non-sewered city-level research and advocacy, initiatives through state- development initiatives sanitation solutions technical support and capacity level advisories and state building with NIUA’s state investment plan engagement team at UDD, Dehradun Key Results (till date) Research Capacity Building Technical Support Policy and Advisory Support Impart trainings with Co-treatment and Technical Dr. RST State Scale-up Faecal Sludge Reports Uttarakhand Strategy for FSSM Academy of Treatment Plants Administration (FSTP) Two FSSM Situation National Workshop on Review of Co-treatment Formation of Septage Assessment Reports ‘Non-sewered Sanitation DPR for 3 Ganga towns Management Cells across disseminated in 14 ULBs Systems in India’, (Haridwar, Rishikesh and 91 ULBs, and drafting Mussoorie 2019 Srinagar) FSSM regulations for 8 Study on Co-treatment ULBs feasibility in STPs of 5 State consultation DPR of FSTP Rudrapur Ganga towns meet on ‘Co-treatment ‘Swachh Survekshan’ of Septage and FSTP’, Co-treatment design support to 31 ULBs Feacle Sludge and Dehradun 2019 recommendations for and created COVID-19 Septage Co-treatment Kargi STP, Dehradun resource repository design guidebook Periodic Trainings on FSSM covered 35+ ULBs Draft state-level advisory Advisory for for Co-treatment of FSS operationalizing in STPs Uttarakhand Septage Management Protocol, 2017 Engagement on City-Wide Inclusive Sanitation for Dehradun Nagar Nigam with ADB Publications and Reports Co-Treatment of Septage Sanitation Capacity Faecal Sludge and Building Platform at STPs of Ganga Towns Septage Co-Treatment in Uttarakhand Co-Treatment Design Guidebook Feasibility Design Recommendations for Co-Treatment of (Septage with Sewage)– Faecal sludge and Septage with Sewage, at Kargi Sewage Treatment Plant, Dehradun Dehradun, Uttarakhand MAY 2020 (ADB supported Banjarawala, Mothrawala Urban and Raipur Sewerage projects) Faecal Sludge & 10th JULY 2020 Septage Management Situation Assessment Report Prepared For Uttarakhand Urban Sector Development Agency(UUSDA) in Uttarakhand Faecal Sludge and Septage Management A City Level Sanitation Study Uttarakhand State National Institute of Urban Affairs Sanitation Capacity Building Platform National Institute of Urban Affairs April, 2019 National Institute of Urban Affairs Sanitation Capacity Building Platform National Institute of Urban Affairs Sanitation Capacity Building Platform About SCBP Sanitation Capacity Building Platform (SCBP) is an initiative of organizations, universities, training and resource centres, NGOs, the National Institute of Urban Affairs (NIUA) to address urban academia, consultants and experts. SCBP works in association sanitation challenges in India. It seeks to promote non-sewered with the National Faecal Sludge and Septage Management sanitation solutions for septage and wastewater management in (NFSSM) Alliance. India. In Uttarakhand, SCBP is recognized as knowledge partner to Supported by a Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation grant, the provide support for improvement in urban sanitation across the Platform is a collaboration of national and international value chain. Read more: https://www.niua.org/scbp/ 1Nationalst Floor, Core Institute4B, India Habitat of Centre,Urban Lodhi Affairs Road, New Delhi - 110003 Phone: 011-24617517, 24617543, 24617595, Fax: 011-24617513 E-mail: [email protected] • Website: www.niua.org, www.scbp.niua.org Sanitation Capacity Building Platform For further information contact: Address in Dehradun: Rahul Mankotia, Program Manager: Third Floor, Urban Development Directorate, Uttarakhand, [email protected], +91 8146587322 31/62 Rajpur Road, Dehradun - 248001.
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