Field Survey Report - Final Draft

Project for
Strengthening of Solid Waste Management

in Dhaka City
Report on
Field Survey for Introduce New Collection System
in Phase I
(Final Draft)
September 2009
Project Team (Group 3)

Project for
Strengthening of Solid Waste Management
in Dhaka City
Table of Contents
1. Purpose of the survey................................................................................................1

1.1 Background...........................................................................................................1
1.2 Output of the survey............................................................................................1
2. Scope of the works....................................................................................................1
3. Schedule....................................................................................................................1
4. Target area.................................................................................................................1
5. Analysis of each area.................................................................................................3
5.1 Criteria for the analysis........................................................................................3
5.2 Evaluation of each area........................................................................................4
5.3 Canceled or postponed areas for field survey....................................................33
5.4 Result of the analysis.........................................................................................34
6. Proposal on candidate areas in Phase I...................................................................37
Appendix 1: Survey sheet (for CI, Association, PCSP and Field survey)
Appendix 2: Input data on Field survey
List of Table and Figure
Table 4.1 Target areas for the field survey.............................................................2

Table 5.1 Criterion and category for analysis.........................................................3
Table 5.2 Canceled or postponed areas...............................................................33
Table 5.3 Combination among the areas..............................................................34
Table 5.4 Result of analysis for introduction of 5 ton compactor truck................35
Table 5.5 Result of analysis for introduction of 2 ton compactor truck................36
Table 6.1 Candidate area for 5 ton compactor truck and basic design................37
Table 6.2 Candidate area for 2 ton compactor truck and basic design................37
Abbreviation
CO Conservancy Officer
CI Conservancy Inspector
DCC Dhaka City Corporation
PCSP Primary Collection Service Provider
WBA Ward Based Approach
Project for Strengthening of Solid Waste Management
in Dhaka City
1. Purpose of the survey
1.1 Background
Bangladesh government and Japanese government agreed the implementation of an environmental
grand aid project to enhance the waste collection capacity of DCC in line with the project purpose of
Project for Strengthening of Solid Waste Management in Dhaka City (The Project). Dhaka City
Corporation (DCC) will receive 100 waste collection vehicles including 35 compactor trucks from
Japan through the environmental grand aid project.
At present, DCC work waste collection with use of open trucks and container carriers. It is first time
for DCC to introduce compactor truck for waste collection. In order to introduce compactor truck
smoothly and effectively, Project Team of The Project carried out this field survey for selection of the
areas to be introduced and obtaining basic information for collection plan.
1.2 Output of the survey

According to the Basic Design of the environmental grand aid project, the compactor trucks should
make two trips per working day for strengthening collection capacity. In line with the design, Project
Team will select 70 candidate areas, 70 vehicles x 2 trips. With regard to the deliver schedule, the
compactor trucks will come two times, first 10 units in April 2009 and second 25 units in July 2009.
Project team will focus on the first 10 vehicles and select 20 candidate areas in this stage, Phase I.
2. Scope of the works

This survey is composed the following five activities.
A) Interview with CO and CI
B) Interview with PCSP
C) Interview with associations
D) Site survey by hiring surveyors
E) Date analysis
3. Schedule
This survey was conducted from end of August to middle of September, 2009.
4. Target area
Target areas for this survey which were selected in consideration of residential type are shown in
below. The target areas for the survey were selected on the basis of result of a preliminary site survey.
Total number of the target areas is 39.
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Table 4.1 Target areas for the field survey

Residential
No Name of the Site Zone Ward
type
37 Journalist Block (WBA 4B) 8 5 C
22 Pollobi Eastern Housing (2) 8 6 H
10 Mirpur-1 Government Quarter (4) 7 12 C
30 Mirpur Taltola Gov. Staff Quarter (4) 7 16 C
38 Gov. Staff Quarter - Mirpur 13 7 16 C
36 NAM Complex - Mirpur 14 7 16 C
2 Nikunja Housing 9 17 H
33 Basundhara Housing 9 17 H
32 Baridhara Housing area 9 18 H
1 Niketon Housing 9 20 H
34 NAM Complex - Mohakhali 9 20 C
13 Bonosri Housing 4 22 H
14 Mohanagar Housing 4 22 H
12 Chowdhuri para, Malibag 4 23 R
26 Khilgaon C block/B block 4 23 R
11 Khilgaon Gov. Quarter 4 24 C
24 Bashabo 4 27 R
15 B. Bank Colony, Mothijheel 4 33 C
16 AGB Colony, Mothijheel 4 33 C
35 NAM Complex - Manik Miah 5 40 C
29 Kallanpur appartment area 7 11 A
3 Lalamatia Residential area 6 45 H
4 Japan Garden City 6 46 C
18 PC Culture Housing 6 46 H
17 Adabor Housing 6 46 H
19 Monsurabad Housing 6 46 H
20 Mohammadi Housing 6 46 H
21 Sobhanbag Gov. Quarter 5 51 C
6 Eskaton Road Gov. Housing 4 53 C
7 Baily Road Officers' Colony (2) 4 53 C
5 Eskaton Road 4 53 A
23 Baily Road Apparment Complex 4 53 A
31 Segunbagicha Appartments 5 56 A
27 University Teachers' & Staff Colony (4) 5 57 C
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28 University Students' Hall (8) 5 57 C

39 Poribag 5 57 A
8 Azimpur Officers' Colony 3 62 C
9 Azimpur Staff Colony 3 62 C
25 Shiddheswari area (apparment) 4 53 A
Note:
Type C: Compound, H: Housing area, A: Apartments area, R: Route area
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5. Analysis of each area
5.1 Criteria for the analysis

Current situations in the target areas are analyzed on the basis of below table. Each item of the table is
categorized into three levels A, B and C as shown in the table. Score of the table means importance
factor of the item among them. After the evaluation of each area by the items, the scores
Table 5.1 Criterion and category for analysis

Category Score A (100%) B (50%) C (0%)
Criterion
Waste amount for 5 10 More than 5 ton Between 4ton and 5 Less than 4 ton
ton compactor ton
Waste amount for 2 10 More than 2 ton and Between 1ton and 2 Less than 1 ton and
ton compactor less than 5 ton ton there is no other large
waste generator.
Primary collection 20 Association can Association can There are some
control over the control over primary difficulties for
primary collection collection, probably. controlling over
perfectly. (Ex. By (By PCSP which primary collection or
cleaners employed by association can the own cleaners.
association or By control over)
Residents)
Waste segregation 20 There is not waste Primary collector do Others (Such as waste
activities segregation. the activity during pickers at the
waste collection containers and
dustbins)
Is it possible to 10 Residents are high to Residents are mostly Residents are mid-
convince the residents mid income and well mid income and and low income and
to separate recyclables educated. Society is society is not so society is not
at the source? interested motivated interested
Current waste 10 Open Truck take the Container Carrier take Many dustbins in the
collection system wastes from dustbins. the wastes from collection area
containers
Association 20 There is an association There are some No association or they
and it is welcome. association and all of do not welcome.
them are welcome
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Distance from landfill 20 Close (less than 10 Middle (10- 15 km) Far (more than 15 km)
(only for 5 ton) km)
Does the compactor 10 The main road and The main road and The main road and
have ease of access? access road are of access road are of access road have in-
sufficient widths and sufficient widths but sufficient widths and
not crowded always crowded are always crowded
Is there a suitable 10 Inside the collection Along the access road Away from the
location to locate the area collection area at the
open station? present dustbin or
container station
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5.2 Evaluation of each area
The results of the analysis and the reason for it in each target area are shown in below respectively.
Zone 8 Ward 5 No. 37 Journalist Housing

Waste amount generated:
There are approximate 750 families living at 106 buildings in this area. By the calculation of 2
Kg/HH, total waste amount 1500 Kg.
From RV calculation, total waste amount is 800 Kg.
Primary collection: A
2 RV are working inside the area. Association has the control over here.
Waste picking activity: B
Van drivers collect the recyclables during waste collection.
Source separation: B
Residents are mostly High mid income. But they are not very careful for the segregation of
wastes.
Waste collection system: B
Wastes are carried to the container.
Association: A
There is an association named Shangbadik Grihoshonstha Somobay Somittee. They welcomed
our activity.
CI’s interest: B
CI is interested to use compactor for this area.
Distance from landfill (only for 5 ton): A
Access of compactor truck: A
Main road is specious. Compactor can easily enter through the access road.
Location for open station: B
Along the access road there are some spaces.
Remark:
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Zone 7 Ward 12 No. 10 Mirpur 1 Gov. Quarter

There are approximate 1500 households in all the quarter of this area. By the calculation of 2
Kg/HH we get that total 3000 Kg wastes are generated.
From RV information: If we consider 400kg/RV, total waste amount 2400 Kg. Good site for 5
ton compactors if we can incorporate the other rickshaw vans of this area except the compound.
In consideration of above result, expected waste amount is 2700 Kg.
Primary collection: B
Here is no own cleaner and PCSP. But van service is responsible for the waste collection at each
quarter. Total 6 RV trips from this area.
Source separation: C
Residents are mostly mid income to lower mid income. But they are not very careful for the
segregation of wastes.
5; 5 ton containers are located on the main road. Wastes from this area are coming to these
containers. This is the only location where all the containers are located for this ward.
Association: A
There is internal association and they welcomed our efforts.
CI’s interest: B
CI (Mr. Md. Anwar Hossain) is interested to introduce of compactor.
Main road is specious and inside the compound also no traffic congestion.
Location for open station: A
Inside the collection area there are some places where compactor can be stood very short time.
Remark:
Good site for 5 ton compactors if we can incorporate the other rickshaw vans of this area except
the compound.
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Zone 8 Ward 4 No. 38 Mirpur 13 Gov. Quarter

Waste amount generated: C for 5 ton A for 2 ton
From RV information: If we consider 400kg/RV, total waste amount 3600 Kg.
Here is 2 PCSP created by the local persons. Total 9 RV trips.
5; 3 ton containers are located at the MTS. Wastes from this area are coming to these containers.
Association: A
CI’s interest: B
CI (Mr. Kazi Nazrul islam) is interested to introduce of compactor.
Main road is specious and inside the compound also no traffic congestion.
Remark:
Good site for 2 ton compactors.
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Zone 8 Ward 4 No. 36 Nam Complex-Mirpur 14+ Sheraton Staff Q.

Waste amount generated: C for 5 ton C for 2 ton
Here is 3 RV’s are working. Total 3 RV trips.
Residents are mostly mid income. But they are not very careful for the segregation of wastes.
5; 3 ton containers are located at the MTS. Wastes from this area are coming to these containers.
Association: A
CI’s interest: B
CI (Mr. Kazi Nazrul islam) is interested to introduce of compactor.
Main road is specious.
Remark:
Good site for 2 ton compactors if we can incorporate with the surrounding areas waste.
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Zone 9 Ward 20 No. 1 Niketon Housing

Waste amount generated: A for 5 ton
Here is 1 PCSP authorized by the local organization. Total 10 RV trips.
Waste picking activity: C
Residents are mostly mid income to high income. But they are not very careful for the
4; 5 ton containers are located at the main road. Wastes from this area are coming to these
containers.
Association: A
There is an association named “Niketon Welfare Society” and they welcomed our efforts.
CI’s interest: B
No CI is appointed for this ward.
Distance from landfill (only for 5 ton): C
Remark:
For this ward privatization is a big factor.
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Zone 4 Ward 22 No. 13 Banasri Housing Ltd.

There are approximate 7381 households, 858 buildings in 8 (A-H) blocks. By the calculation of
2 Kg/HH we get that total 14762Kg wastes are generated.
There are PCSP controlled by the association of that locality named “Banasri Kallayan Samity”.
Total 13 Rickshaw vans are collecting regularly. Some of them are making 3 trips as well. Total
26 RV trip.
Residents are mostly mid income. But they are not very careful for the segregation of wastes.
3; 5 ton containers are located for these HH wastes. By open truck road sweeping wastes are
collected. We can swap the process we can ensure 1 container for the road sweeping wastes and
HH wastes will be collected by the compactor.
Association: A
“Banasri Kallayan Samity ” is very helpful and they welcomed us for field survey.
CI’s interest: A
CI (Mr. Habib Al Ahsan) is highly interested for the introduction of compactor.

Very good condition of the main access road and internal road quality also good. But after some
distance road is bad.
Inside the collection area there are many places where compactor can be stood for 15 mins.
Remark:
Instead of 2 containers 3 - 5 ton trips can be suggested. Morning time open truck shall be
removed as well.
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Zone 4 Ward 22 No. 14 Mohanagar Housing, Bondhu Nibash Housing, Umar

Ali Lane, Thai Resedential Area
There are approximate 3000 households in all these areas. By the calculation of 2 Kg/HH we get
that total 6000 Kg wastes are generated.
There are PCSP permitted by DCC named “Malancha Bohumikhi Somabay Samity Limited”.
Total 14 Rickshaw vans are collecting wastes from this area regularly. On average they are
making 1.5 trips per day. Total 21 van trips from this area.
3; 5 ton containers are located for these HH wastes on the main road of Rampura. These are
creating very bad road hazards. CI interested to remove all these by introducing compactors.
Association: B
There is some association. Though they are not responsible for the solid waste management and
they welcomed us for field survey.
CI’s interest: A
CI (Mr. Habib Al Ahsan) is highly interested for the introduction of compactor.
Access of compactor truck: B
Inside the area road is very narrow. So always crowded by rickshaw.
Remark:
CI wants to use the compactor for the waste collection of outside this housing area as well (16
RV). Those are now travelling to these containers from outside of the Banasri housing. As all
these are operated by the same PCSP it may be possible (waste amount 6400 Kg).
At least 2 containers can be removed very easily for the waste amount of the area. Another 5 ton
container we can keep for the road sweeping wastes.
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Zone 4 Ward 24 No.26 Khilgaon C- block

Waste amount generated: A for 5 ton
From CI information, 6 RV trips are producing each day which means 2400Kg.
In consideration of above result, it is too much fluctuating waste amount.
Here is 2 PCSP permitted by DCC is working. Total 10 RV trips
Residents are mostly mid income to low income. They are not very careful for the segregation
of wastes.
2; 3 ton containers are located beside Khilgaon High School. Wastes from this area are coming
to these containers.
Association: C
There is no association.
CI’s interest: B
CI is partially interested to use compactor. He is happy with his present collection system.
Remark:
As one of the PCSP is “Malancha Bohumikhi Somabay Samity Limited” who are working at
W24 they are interested to work for compactor.
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Zone 4 Ward 24 No.11 Khilgaon Government Q.

Here are 2 rickshaw vans are working under the supervision of the local organization.
Van drivers collect the recyclables during waste collection. 2 RV trips from this area.
of wastes.
2; 3 ton containers are located beside Khilgaon High School. Wastes from this area are coming
to these containers.
Association: C
There is an association named “Khilgaon Gov. Employee Welfare Association”.
CI’s interest: B
CI is partially interested to use compactor. But he is happy with his present collection system.
Remark:
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Zone 4 Ward 33 No.15 T & T colony, Postal Colony, Bangladesh Bank Colony
There are approximate 1032 households in all the quarters of this area. By the calculation of 2
Kg/HH we get that total 2064 Kg wastes are generated. But CI said it will not be a good
compactor site. Because the cleaners work just in the morning.
Primary collection: C
Here no rickshaw van is engaged for SWM collection. They have own cleaners and each
morning these cleaners too k the waste from dustbin to container.
Waste picking activity: A
As their own cleaner waste picking activity is very low.
of wastes.
2; 5 ton containers are located at the main road of Kamalapur between two colonies. Wastes
from this area are coming to any of these containers.
Association: A
There is association and they engaged their cleaners for each colony.
CI’s interest: C
CI is not interested to use compactor for this area.
Remark:
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Zone 4 Ward 33 No.16 AGB ColonyMothijheel (Ideal zone, Hospital zone, Al

Helal Zone).
There are approximate 2122 households in all the quarters of this area. By the calculation of 2
Kg/HH we get that total 4244 Kg wastes are generated. If we assume the, 60% of them are using
the PCSP the waste amount for the PCSP is 2546 Kg.
In consideration of above result, expected waste amount is 2273 Kg from the van service.
At this colony is 1 PCSP permitted by DCC named “Swadesh Unnayan Kendro”. Total 5 RV
trips from all the area. All the HH’s are not using the PCSP service. According to CI and PCSP,
60% of the HH’s are using the PCSP.
of wastes.
2; 5 ton containers are located at the main road of Kamalapur and at between two colonies.
Wastes from this area are coming to any of these containers.
Association: C
There is association internally but no control over the PCSP.
CI’s interest: A
CI is interested to use compactor.
Remark:
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Zone 5 Ward 11 No. 29 Kallayanpur Apartments

There are approximate 763 families living at 9 apartments in this area. By the calculation of 4
Kg/HH (for apartment waste amount is big), we get that total 3052 Kg wastes are generated.
Beside there is another small housing of around 200 families. Total waste generation here 800
Kg. So total waste from this are around 4000 Kg.
Here total 40 Hand trolley trips and 2 RV trips are generating each day. HT calculation = 2800
Kg.
Most of them are using PCSP. Only 3 have their own cleaners.
PCSP persons are segregating wastes during collection.
wastes.
Wastes are carried to the nearby containers at Mini Transfer station.
Association: B
There is association at each Apartment.
CI’s interest: B
Distance from landfill (only for 5 ton): B
Remark:
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Zone 6 Ward 45 No.3 Lalmatia Residential Area (block A-F)

There are approximate 3231 households in two quarters. By the calculation of 2 Kg/HH we get
From the PCSP information: 19 RV trips are producing everyday which means 7600 Kg
From RV information of field: If we consider 400kg/RV, total waste amount 4000 Kg.
DCC permitted PCSP “Lalmatia Cleaning Service” is working at this area. Only 7 RV’s are
found working at two different areas making 10 trips in total. But PCSP said total 19 RV trips
are producing every year.
Residents are mostly mid income. They are not very careful for the segregation of wastes.
1; 5 ton containers are located at MTS near Lalmatia Arong.
Association: C
There is association but they are not responsible for the waste collection.
CI’s interest: A
CI is highly interested to use compactor for this area.
Remark:
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Zone 6 Ward 46 No. 4 Japan Garden City

By van trip calculation waste amount is 1600 Kg
Average waste amount is approximately 3000 kg.
4 RV’s are working inside the area. Association has the control over here.
wastes.
Wastes are carried to the container.
Association: A
There is an association. They welcomed our activity.
CI’s interest: C
Remark:
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Zone 6 Ward 43 No. 18 PC Culture Housing (road 1-14) & Probal Housing
There are approximate 4851 households in two hosuing. By the calculation of 2 Kg/HH we get
DCC permitted PCSP “Environmental clean Project” is working at road no 1-7 with 4 RV’s
(8trips total). And “PC culture Housing Society” is taking care of road no 8-14 with 3 RV’s (6
trips total). At Probal Housing association engaged one RV which is making 2 trips daily.
Residents are mostly mid income to lower mid income. They are not very careful for the
4; 5 ton containers are located at the Ring Road.
Association: A
There is association and they welcomed our activity.
CI’s interest: A
Main road is specious. Compactor can easily enter through the access road. In some cases roads
are not well paved.
At all area road condition is not good.
Remark:
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Zone 6 Ward 43 No. 17 Baitul Aman Housing

There are approximate 4000 households in this housing. By the calculation of 2 Kg/HH we get
DCC permitted PCSP “Baitul Aman Cleaning Service” and another one are working at this
housing (13 trips total).
Association: C
There is association but they have no control over the PCSP.
CI’s interest: A
are not well paved.
Remark:
Beside road 17 there are even some slum areas.
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Zone 6 Ward 43 No. 19 Monsurabad Housing

There are approximate 1100 households in this housing. By the calculation of 2 Kg/HH we get
PCSP working at this place has 2 RV’s and making 2 trips each.
Association: A
There is association but they have no control over the PCSP.
CI’s interest: A
are not well paved.
Remark:
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Zone 6 Ward 46 No.20 Mohammadi Housing Society, Mohammadi Housing

Limited, Nobodoy Housing, Block B & block C
DCC permitted PCSP “Mohammadi Super Cleaners’ Pvt. Limited” is working at this housing
area. Only 7 RV’s are working at two different areas making 17 trips in total.
of wastes.
4; 5 ton containers are located at Glass Factory road. Mainly 2 containers are reserved for this
area.
Association: C
There is association but they are not responsible for the waste collection.
CI’s interest: A
Remark:
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Zone 5 Ward 51 No. 21 Sobhanbag Gov. Quarters

Primary collection:
No PCSP is working here. Own cleaners bring the wastes to the dustbins inside the area.
No segregation is done.
wastes.
Waste collection system: A
Wastes are carried to the nearby dustbins.
Association: A
There is an association named Sobhanbag Officers Quarter Welfare Association. They
welcomed our activity.
CI’s interest: B
Access of compactor truck: B
Remark:
Very small amount of wastes. If we can incorporate the surrounding area this can be considered
for the 2 ton compactor.
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Zone 5 Ward 53 No. 6 Eskaton Road Gov. Q.

There are approximate 250 family quarters in this area. By the calculation of 2 Kg/HH we get
that total 500 Kg wastes are generated. Apart from this, at this area around 250 families are
living beside the quarter at apartment. We can assume the waste amount from these is 500Kg.
From this area, total 1000 Kg wastes are produced from this area.
From Hand trolley and RV information: total waste amount 1500 Kg.
No PCSP for the apartments. But PCSP is responsible for the waste collection of the gov.
housing.
wastes.
Waste collection system: A+B
Wastes are carried to the nearby container and dustbin at the main road.
Association: A
There is some kind of association at each quarter and apartment.
CI’s interest: A
Remark:
Here 1; 2 ton may be under capacity. So we have to include other area like Baily road officers’
quarter (No. 7).
Total waste amount of both area is assumed 1500-2000 Kg.
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Zone 5 Ward 53 No. 7 Baily Road Gov. Q.

There are approximate 300 family quarters in this area. By the calculation of 2 Kg/HH we get
No PCSP is responsible for the waste collection of this housing. Wastes are collected by their
own cleaners to nearby dustbin.
wastes.
Wastes are carried to the nearby dustbins at the main road.
Association: A
There is some kind of association at each quarter and they are very much cooperative.
CI’s interest: A
Remark:
As the waste amount is too low we have to incorporate the Eskaton Gov. Q. for the trip of this
area.
Total waste amount of both area is assumed 1500-2000 Kg.
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Zone 5 Ward 54 No. 5 Eskaton Road

There are approximate 1200 families living at 44apartments in this area. By the calculation of 4
Here total 8 Rickshaw van trips are generating each day. They are collecting the wastes from
other type of households as well. Total waste of this area from RV+ HT calculation = 3200 Kg +
2500 Kg = 5700 Kg.
Most of them have their own cleaners and 15 are using the PCSP.
Waste picking activity: A+B
For the own cleaners are dumping the wastes here will not be any problem regarding the
segregation of the recyclables. But for the PCSP same as before.
wastes.
Wastes are carried to the nearby 3 containers (1; 3ton, another 2; 5 ton) located at Eskaton main
road.
Association: A
CI’s interest: A
Remark:
To incorporate the apartment cleaners and the RV drivers will be the most challenging part for
this area.
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Zone 5 Ward 53 No. 23 New Baily Road Apartments & Food shops
Kg/HH (for apartment waste; the assumption is 10 persons are living and per head waste amount
0.4 Kg), we get that total 2400 Kg wastes are generated. Here are 23 food shops which are
producing huge domestic wastes. If we predict 100 Kg/day/shop, 2300Kg of wastes generated
every day.
No PCSP is responsible for the waste collection of these apartments and shops. Wastes are
collected by their own cleaners to nearby container.
As the own cleaners are dumping the wastes here will not be any problem regarding the
segregation of the recyclables.
wastes.
Wastes are carried to the nearby 5 ton container at the main road.
Association: A
There is some kind of association at each quarter and they are very much cooperative.
CI’s interest: A
CI is highly interested to use compactor for this area. Because the conatainer surrounding is
very bad and it creates hazards at main road.
Remark:
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Zone 5 Ward 56 No. 31 Segunbagicha Apartments

Here total 120 Hand trolley trips are generating each day. HT calculation = 6000 Kg.
Most of them have their own cleaners.
Waste picking activity: A+B
For the own cleaners are dumping the wastes here will not be any problem regarding the
segregation of the recyclables. But for the PCSP same as before
wastes.
Wastes are carried to the nearby 3 containers (1; 3ton, another 2; 5 ton) located inside the area.
Association: A
CI’s interest: A
Remark:
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Zone 5 Ward 57 No. 27+28 University Area

There are approximate 1000 family quarter in this area. By the calculation of 2 Kg/HH we get
that total 2000 Kg wastes are generated. Apart from this, at this area around 25000 students are
living. By assuming 0.3 Kg/person we can assume the waste amount from the hall is 7500Kg. In
total 9500 Kg of wastes from this area.
From Handtrolley information: If we consider 50kg/Hand trolley, total waste amount 10000 Kg.
No PCSP here. University appointed cleaners are working inside.
Here are many dustbins located. Also many containers located inside the area. In fact total area
of the university is very big.
Association: A
There is official authority.
CI’s interest: A
Remark:
Here the main problem is no PCSP and individual housing area should be convinced for the
success. As the area is very big for the waste collection time we have to rethink.
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Zone 5 Ward 57 No. 39 Poribag

There are approximate 2000 households in this area. By the calculation of 2 Kg/HH we get that
total 4000 Kg wastes are generated.
From RV information: If we consider 400kg/RV, total waste amount 1600 Kg. Out of 24
apartments, 18 have their own cleaners. From which around 40 Hand trolley wastes are
producing which means 2000 Kg. In total 3600 Kg of wastes are generating.
PCSP working at this place has 4 RV’s and making 1 trips each.
2; 5 ton containers are located beside Aziz Cooperative Market.
Association: C
There is no association.
CI’s interest: A
Remark:
There is one 5 ton container which is creating obstacle for the easy maneuver of the vehicles at
Poribag main road. As this is beside a VIP road this should be changed.
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Zone 3 Ward 62 No.8 Azimpur Gov. Quarter (North zone) & Azimpur Gov.
Quarter (Middle zone)
Only 2 RV’s are working at two different areas. There are a lot of dustbins here so many people
are not using the van service
of wastes.
2; 3 ton containers are located at Azimpur Atimkhana and Chapra Mosque.
Association: A
There is association named “Azimpur Gov. Quarter Welfare Society”. They are the owner of the
RV’s.
CI’s interest: C
Remark:
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Zone 3 Ward 62 No.9 Azimpur Gov. Quarter (South zone) & Palashi
Resedential area
Only 2 RV’s are working at two different areas making 3 trips in total. There are a lot of
dustbins here so some people are not using the van service
of wastes.
2; 3 ton containers are located at Azimpur Atimkhana and Chapra Mosque.
Association: A
There is association named “Azimpur Gov. Quarter Welfare Society”. They are the owner of the
RV’s.
CI’s interest: C
Remark:
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Zone 5 Ward 53 No. 25 Shiddheswary Apartments

Most of them have their own cleaners but 8 are using PCSP.
As the own cleaners are dumping the wastes here will not be any problem regarding the
segregation of the recyclables.
wastes.
Wastes are carried to the nearby 5 ton containers located beside Shantinagar Post Office and
New Baily road.
Association: A
There is some kind of association at each Apartment and they are very much cooperative.
CI’s interest: A
Remark:
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in Dhaka City
5.3 Canceled or postponed areas for field survey
Project Team selected areas for field survey described in Table 4.1. Nine areas out of them are
canceled or postponed because of reasons mentioned in below.
Table 5.2 Canceled or postponed areas

Ward No. Name Condition Reason
6 22 Pollpbi Estern Postponed The apartments in the area are under
Housing (2) construction and still empty.
17 2 Nikunja Housing Postponed It takes long time to get necessary information
due to no CI appointed.
17 33 Basundhara Housing Postponed It takes long time to get necessary information
due to no CI appointed.
18 32 Baridhara Housing Postponed It takes long time to get necessary information
area due to no CI appointed.
20 34 NAM Complex Postponed It takes long time to get necessary information
Mohakhali due to no CI appointed.
23 12 Chowdhuri para, Canceled CI does not want to introduce compactor truck,
Malibag because there is not problem on present
situation.
27 24 Bashabo Canceled CI does not want to introduce compactor truck,
because there is not problem on present
situation.
40 35 NAM Complex- Postponed CI of the ward is in Japan for Japanese training
Manik Miah course.
40 30 Mirpur Taltola Gov. Postponed CI of the ward is in Japan for Japanese training
Staff Quarter course.
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5.4 Result of the analysis
Compactor trucks will take longer time to collect the wastes than existing container carriers. However
the compactor truck will make two trips a day in accordance with plan which the environmental grand
aid project had prepared. In consideration of it, waste collection work of compactor truck shall be
carried out quickly and effectively to reduce the time. In order to reduce the time, Project Team
focused on Large Waste Generators however most of the Large Waste Generators generated waste less
than 5 ton. Project Team studied the combinations among some close candidate areas in consideration
of expected waste amount, residential type, primary collection etc. In conclusion, the following areas
were combined
Table 5.3 Combination among the areas

Combined area Zone Ward Type Expect Waste Amount
1 No. 38Gov. Staff Quarter - Mirpur 13 7 16 C 3.5 ton/day
No. 36 NAM Complex - Mirpur 14 7 16 C +surrounding areas
2 No.18 PC Culture Housing 6 46 H 15 ton/day
No.17 Adabor Housing 6 46 H
No.19 Monsurabad Housing 6 46 H
3 No. 6 Eskaton Road Gov. Housing 4 53 C 1.9 ton/day
No. 7 Baily Road Officers' Colony (2) 4 53 C
4 No. 8 Azimpur Officers' Colony 3 62 C 3.3 ton/day
No. 9 Azimpur Staff Colony 3 62 C
All areas were analyzed on the basis of Criteria mentioned in 5.1. The result on analysis for
introduction of 5 ton compactor and 2 ton are shown in below, respectively.
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Table 5.4 Result of analysis for introduction of 5 ton compactor truck
Waste Possibility Current Distance Location
Waste Primary Main and Total
No Name of the Site Ward segregation of sourse waste Association from for open
Amount collection acccess road score
activities separation collection landfill station
10 Mirpur 1 Gov. Quarter 12 A B B C B A A A A 90
38 Mirpur 13 Gov. Quarter 16
36 Nam Complex-Mirpur 14+ B A B C B A A A A 95

16
Sheraton Staff Q.
1 Niketon Housing 20 B B C B B A C A A 65
13 Banasri Housing Ltd. 22 A A B B B A C A A 85

14 Mohanagar Housing, Bondhu 22
Nibash Housing, Umar Ali Lane, A B B C B B C B A 55
Thai Resedential Area

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18 PC Culture Housing (road 1-14)

46
& Probal Housing
A B B C B C B A A 60
17 Baitul Aman Housing 46
19 Monsurabad Housing 46
20 Mohammadi Housing Society,
Mohammadi Housing Limited,

46 A B B C B C B A A 60
Nobodoy Housing, Block B &
block C
in Dhaka City
5 Eskaton Road 53 A B B B B A B A A 85
23 New Baily Road Apartments &

53 A A A B B A B A A 100
Food shops
31 Segunbagicha Appartments 56 A B A B B A B A A 90
28 University Students' Hall (8) 57 A A A C A A B A A 100
39 Poribag 57 B B B B B C B A A 60

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Table 5.5 Result of analysis for introduction of 2 ton compactor truck
Waste Possibility of Main and Location
Waste Primary Current waste Total
No. Name of the Site Ward segregation sourse Association acccess for open
Amount collection collection score
activities separation road station
15 T & T colony, Postal Colony,

33 A C A C B A A A 65
Bangladesh Bank Colony
16 AGB ColonyMothijheel (Ideal zone,

33 A B B C B C A A 50
Hospital zone, Al Helal Zone).
29 Kallanpur appartment area 11 A B A B B B A B 65
4 Japan Garden City 46 A A B B B A A B 80

6 Eskaton Road Gov. Q. 53
B A B B B A A A 80
7 Baily Road Gov. Q. 53
27 University Teachers' & Staff Colony

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57 A A A B A A A A 95
(4)
8 Azimpur Gov. Quarter (North zone) &

62
Azimpur Gov. Quarter (Middle zone)
A B B C B A A A 70
9 Azimpur Gov. Quarter (South zone) &
62
Palashi Resedential area
25 Shiddheswary Apartments 53 B B A B B A A A 75
in Dhaka City
in Dhaka City
6. Proposal on candidate areas in Phase I
As a result of above mentioned analysis, the proposed candidate areas are shown in below. The table
is including basic design on waste collection system in each area. Collection plan for compactor
trucks will be prepared with residents CI and PCSP in consideration of the basic design.
Table 6.1 Candidate area for 5 ton compactor truck and basic design
Ward Area Waste Basic design on Landfill Remark
amount collection system
estimated
45 Lalamatia Residential 6.0 ton 5ton Compactor: 1 trip AM As WBA4B
area 2ton Compactor: 1 trip
53 New Baily Road 5.0 ton 5ton Compactor: 1 trip MT
Apartments & Food
shops
57 University Students' Hall 7.5 ton 5ton Compactor: 1 trip MT
(8)
16 Gov. Staff Quarter - 5.0 ton 5ton Compactor: 1 trip AM With
Mirpur 13 surrounding
NAM Complex - Mirpur area
14
6 Segunbagicha 6.6 ton 5ton Compactor: 1 trip MT
Appartments
12 Mirpur-1 Government 5.0 ton 5ton Compactor: 1 trip AM With
Quarter (4) surrounding
area
22 Bonosri Housing 12.6 ton 5ton Compactor: 3 trip MT
53 Eskaton Road 5.3 ton 5ton Compactor: 1 trip MT
Notes Mt: Matuail Landfill site, AM: Amin Bazar Landfill site
Table 6.2 Candidate area for 2 ton compactor truck and basic design
Ward Area Waste Draft design on Landfill Remark
amount collection system
estimated
5 Journalist Block (WBA 2 ton 2 ton Compactor: 1 AM As WBA4B
area) trip With surrounding
areas
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in Dhaka City
42 Mohammadpur Tajmahal 2 ton 2 ton Compactor: 1 AM As WBA4B

Road trip
45 Lalamatia Residential 6.0 ton 5ton Compactor: 1 trip AM Ditto
area 2ton Compactor: 1 trip
49 Dhanmondi R/A beside 2 ton 2 ton Compactor: 1 AM Ditto
7Aroad trip
36 Polton beside Grand 2 ton 2 ton Compactor: 1 MT WBA4A in last
Azad Hotel trip year
44 Mohammadpur 2 ton 2 ton Compactor: 1 AM Ditto
Nurjahan Road trip
63 Hossini Dalan Road 2 ton 2 ton Compactor: 1 MT Ditto
trip
57 University Teachers' & 2.0 ton 2 ton Compactor: 1 MT
Staff Colony (4) trip
53 Eskaton Road Gov. 1.9 ton 2 ton Compactor: 1 MT
Housing trip
Baily Road Officers'
Colony (2)
46 Japan Garden City 3.0 ton 2 ton Compactor: 1 AM
trip
Notes Mt: Matuail Landfill site, AM: Amin Bazar Landfill site
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Project for

Strengthening of Solid Waste Management

Project Team (Group 3)

1. Purpose of the survey................................................................................................1

Table 4.1 Target areas for the field survey.............................................................2

1. Purpose of the survey

1.2 Output of the survey

2. Scope of the works

Table 4.1 Target areas for the field survey

28 University Students' Hall (8) 5 57 C

5. Analysis of each area

5.1 Criteria for the analysis

Table 5.1 Criterion and category for analysis

5.2 Evaluation of each area

Zone 8 Ward 5 No. 37 Journalist Housing

Zone 7 Ward 12 No. 10 Mirpur 1 Gov. Quarter

Zone 8 Ward 4 No. 38 Mirpur 13 Gov. Quarter

Zone 8 Ward 4 No. 36 Nam Complex-Mirpur 14+ Sheraton Staff Q.

Zone 9 Ward 20 No. 1 Niketon Housing

Zone 4 Ward 22 No. 13 Banasri Housing Ltd.

Access of compactor truck: A

Zone 4 Ward 22 No. 14 Mohanagar Housing, Bondhu Nibash Housing, Umar

Zone 4 Ward 24 No.26 Khilgaon C- block

Zone 4 Ward 24 No.11 Khilgaon Government Q.

Zone 4 Ward 33 No.16 AGB ColonyMothijheel (Ideal zone, Hospital zone, Al

Zone 5 Ward 11 No. 29 Kallayanpur Apartments

Zone 6 Ward 45 No.3 Lalmatia Residential Area (block A-F)

Zone 6 Ward 46 No. 4 Japan Garden City

Zone 6 Ward 43 No. 17 Baitul Aman Housing

Zone 6 Ward 43 No. 19 Monsurabad Housing

Zone 6 Ward 46 No.20 Mohammadi Housing Society, Mohammadi Housing

Zone 5 Ward 51 No. 21 Sobhanbag Gov. Quarters

Zone 5 Ward 53 No. 6 Eskaton Road Gov. Q.

Zone 5 Ward 53 No. 7 Baily Road Gov. Q.

Zone 5 Ward 54 No. 5 Eskaton Road

Zone 5 Ward 56 No. 31 Segunbagicha Apartments

Zone 5 Ward 57 No. 27+28 University Area

Zone 5 Ward 57 No. 39 Poribag

Zone 5 Ward 53 No. 25 Shiddheswary Apartments

5.3 Canceled or postponed areas for field survey

Table 5.2 Canceled or postponed areas

5.4 Result of the analysis

Table 5.3 Combination among the areas

10 Mirpur 1 Gov. Quarter 12 A B B C B A A A A 90

38 Mirpur 13 Gov. Quarter 16

36 Nam Complex-Mirpur 14+ B A B C B A A A A 95

13 Banasri Housing Ltd. 22 A A B B B A C A A 85

Project for Strengthening of Solid Waste Management

Nibash Housing, Umar Ali Lane, A B B C B B C B A 55

Thai Resedential Area

18 PC Culture Housing (road 1-14)

20 Mohammadi Housing Society,

Mohammadi Housing Limited,

23 New Baily Road Apartments &

28 University Students' Hall (8) 57 A A A C A A B A A 100

Project for Strengthening of Solid Waste Management

15 T & T colony, Postal Colony,

16 AGB ColonyMothijheel (Ideal zone,

29 Kallanpur appartment area 11 A B A B B B A B 65

4 Japan Garden City 46 A A B B B A A B 80

Project for Strengthening of Solid Waste Management

27 University Teachers' & Staff Colony

8 Azimpur Gov. Quarter (North zone) &