In a recent book released by
Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) of New Delhi titled as ‘Not in My
Backyard,’ the NGO’s of Northeast are planning to adapt its waste management
policies to keep cities clean.
This latest publication is compiled
of comprehensive analysis on waste management process of Indian cities to
compete for excellence award for managing hygienic issues.
Waste production of entire Northeast
is growing alarmingly with annual release of 1.0 million tonnes due to which
respective state’s NGOs are planning to implement CSE codes of regulation.
CSE’s evaluation on Guwahati’s
municipality process detected continued improper routine dumping of waste on
wetland site without prior observation of waste segregation. Even Arunachal Pradesh is caught
with similar unsafe disposal process in local communities without following
segregation methods. Meghalaya is yet to observe full-fledged waste segregation
procedures and conduct efficient operation on waste management.
Imphal, Kohima and Agartala rest
capital cities’ municipality bodies are yet to follow the proper codes of waste
management which dumping methodologies are much in haphazard state.
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