Bhopal Muncipal Corporation

• Bhopal is the capital of the Indian state

of Madhya Pradesh
• Known as the City of Lakes
• Planning area of 463 square kms
• Majlis-e-intezamia" was the name of first
municipal body
• Came into being in 1907
• Up to 1956 the area under Bhopal
Municipal limit was small
• .The total area under Bhopal municipal
limit reached to 71.23 Sq. Kms by1975.
Source: BMC
 Solid Waste Management
Transport
Source • Covered Large Trucks
•Domestic • 77 fleets of vehicles
•Commercial • Secondary collection
•Community halls
•Hotels and restaurants Segregation at source
• Markets • Biodegradable
•Institutions/ schools, • Non Bio degradable
• Hazardous waste MSW Disposal Mechanisms
• E waste • Bhanpura trenching ground
Separate delivery
• Run by M.P. Agro state
source
organization
• Slaughter house
• Installed capacity of Bio
• Construction and
fertilizer is 100MT/day of
demolition
composting.
• Hospital
Profit goes to M P Agro State
Organiztion
State run company
Transported in close vehicles
Private all India Nursing Home Association

Disposal by incineration • Common Bio-Medical Waste Treatment Facility

Bhopal Incinerators Ltd. Govindpura • Authorized by the M. P. Pollution Control Board, Bhopal.
Private company • BMC is a client of Bhopal Incenerators Ltd
 Health and medical Department

Chief Safai
Health officer/ Sanitary Sanitary Ward Karamchari
Chief Health Officer Sanitary
Zonal Officer Inspectors Supervisor supervisor
Inspectors
Driver
Bhopal Municipal Corporation
Supervision • Door to
looks over Salary
Finances 231000/- of ward for Door
• Planning
specific Collection
• Design
issues • Sweeping
• Financing
Health Department road
• Operation And Mainatance
• Cleaning
Done through Health and
sewer and
Medical Deparmtnt
nalla
WATER
Source Treatment Pumping Piped Distribution
System

• Ground Water Secondary source

• Surface water Primary Source Water treatment Plants Pumping station Operation and
 Upper lake • Shyamala 4.5 MGD, • RWPS maintenance of the
Dam across Kolar river • Shyamala 2.0 MGD, • CWPS treatment plants and
 Lower lake • Bairagarh 1.0 MGD, distribution system is
Pul Pukhta dam • Idgah 3.0 MGD, undertaken by the
 Kolar Dam • Arera 5.0 MGD, BMC with engineering
• Badal Mahal 1.0 MGD, staff deputed from
• Pulphukta 3 MGD WTP PHED.
• Conservation and management of
lakes under the JBIC
• Japan funded “Lake Bhopal
Conservation and Management Project”