A Critical Study of the Implementation of Law Regulating Solid Waste Management in Gandhinagar Municipal Corporation
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Institute of Law, Nirma University
Abstract
The present study involves Municipal Solid Waste Management (GMC) in
Gandhinagar city in the state of Gujarat, which aims to propose a model of “clean
and green city”. Due to population growth, increasing industrial growth, and the
transfer of village-to-city residents, a rapid increase in urban populations, a change in
lifestyles, social status, as well as an increase in MSW trend in urban centers. GMC
waste generation per day is 95MT and Total per capita waste collected is 380 grams
per day. 72 quantity of solid waste is processed 23 quantity is disposed of in the
dumped site as per the GMC annual report.(GMC report).
The investigator is trying to analyze the MSWM scenario in India using a literature
review and Gujarat City as a Case study. This is why, in economic terms, Gujarat is a
state with rapid developments and population increases daily, or living standards are
high, with huge solid waste rising daily so that problems with environment and
health occur. Today, municipal waste disposal in Gujarat is one of the biggest issues.
There are eight municipal corporations namely Gandhinagar, Ahmedabad, Surat,
Vadodara, Rajkot, Jamnagar, Bhavnagar, Junagadh Municipal Corporations in which
only some of the municipalities like Rajkot Municipal Corporation, Surat municipal,
Bhavnagar and Ahmedabad municipal has started to focus on the management of
solid waste but other municipal corporation in Gujarat as not working properly even
not fulfill any criteria of municipal solid waste management rule 2016.
The research of the area is Gandhinagar city which is the capital of Gujarat. The
study analyses “A critical study of the implementation of law regulating solid waste
management in Gandhinagar Municipal Corporation.” The study investigates the
collection, transportation, storage, treatment, and disposal practices in Gandhinagar
city. After the pilot study, this was found that there are several lacunae follow the
management system according to prescribe law and need to improve and follow all
rules and regulation of solid waste management handling rule 2016.
This problem will be resolved through a multi-pronged approach by effectiveness
about the current rules, regulations, and policies about solid waste management and
need to focus on all stakeholders who are directly and indirectly involve for Solid
waste management process and this was a challengeable task and issue for MSW
practices in Gandhinagar city.
The Research is aimed to study Municipal Solid Waste Management
function(MSWM) & the role of Functionaries, the legal issue relating to MSWM,
the Health & Social issue of workers employed in disposes of, Environmental legal
issues, and challenges of the different stakeholders. The objectives of the research
are to focus & analyze the legal framework for MSWM systems in India and to
examine the implementation of law related to MSWM in Gandhinagar city in the
state of Gujarat and to analyze the impact of MSWM in Gandhinagar.
The research is empirical as well as doctrinal. The information of the research will be
collected from primary & secondary sources. Secondary data will include the
Authors' view, Scholarly view, Articles published in Journals, obligations of
judiciary, Regulations, and directions or orders passed the State Government. Data
and information received from the Government Statistical department and
Environmental department. While collecting primary data, the method will be used
as a survey method, discussion method, and observation method. It will be used with
the help of structured questionnaires for a person engaged in handling for Municipal
Solid Waste, and different questionnaires for personal engage in managing the MSW
& authorities engaging for MSWM. The Significance of the study is providing a
motivational force & direction to the Government for effective monitoring &
implementation of the rules & regulating law.
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Guided by: Prof. Purvi Pokhariyal