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Solid Waste Management Action Plan

The city-wide roadmap from where you are to SWM-Rules-compliant, ward by ward.

Municipal solid-waste segregation programme on the ground
What it is

An SWM action plan turns the baseline into a phased, costed roadmap — segregation, collection, processing, disposal and IEC — aligned to the SWM Rules 2016 and Swachh Bharat targets, with responsibilities and timelines.

Why it matters
  • The SWM Rules 2016 require ULBs to plan and deliver against clear targets
  • A phased, costed plan is what makes projects fundable
  • It aligns collection, processing and IEC into one coherent programme
From gaps to a fundable plan

A plan a ULB can actually finance

An SWM action plan converts the baseline gaps into phased, costed interventions — the document that unlocks budgets and audit-ready delivery.

DiagnoseGap analysisBaseline vs SWM Rules & Survekshan
Options & phasingInterventions ranked and sequenced
DeliverCosted action planTargets, budget & responsibilities
How we do it

A clear, practical approach

01Gap analysis

Baseline vs SWM-Rules requirements and Survekshan/GFC criteria.

02Options & phasing

Costed interventions sequenced into achievable phases.

03Action plan

Targets, responsibilities, timelines and a monitoring framework.

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What is solid waste management action plan?
An SWM action plan turns the baseline into a phased, costed roadmap — segregation, collection, processing, disposal and IEC — aligned to the SWM Rules 2016 and Swachh Bharat targets, with responsibilities and timelines.
Who needs Solid Waste Management Action Plan?
It's built for ULBs & town councils. The SWM Rules 2016 require ULBs to plan and deliver against clear targets A phased, costed plan is what makes projects fundable
How does Social Lab deliver Solid Waste Management Action Plan?
Gap analysis: Baseline vs SWM-Rules requirements and Survekshan/GFC criteria. Options & phasing: Costed interventions sequenced into achievable phases. Action plan: Targets, responsibilities, timelines and a monitoring framework. You get: A phased, costed SWM action plan; Target & responsibility matrix; A monitoring & review framework.
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