Solid Waste Management (SWM) as per UDCPR

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According to UDCPR, Solid Waste Management is mandatory for buildings having an aggregate built-up area greater than:

  • 1000 sq.m.
  • 4000 sq.m. (correct)
  • 3000 sq.m.
  • 2000 sq.m.

Which of the following is NOT required to set up a solid waste management system under UDCPR guidelines?

  • Hostels
  • Three-star hotels
  • Hospitals
  • Two-star hotels (correct)

Which category of hotels is mandatorily required to install a solid waste management system, according to UDCPR?

  • Three-star and above (correct)
  • All hotels
  • Five-star only
  • Two-star and above

As per UDCPR, what type of waste must undergo 100% on-site treatment in large buildings?

<p>Wet waste (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

According to UDCPR, which of the following is NOT suitable for treating wet waste?

<p>Incinerators (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Under UDCPR, who is responsible for the appropriate disposal of dry waste, e-waste, and hazardous waste?

<p>Authorized recyclers (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Solid waste treatment systems in buildings, as per UDCPR, should be installed by:

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Which solid waste treatment technology is generally discouraged by UDCPR?

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According to UDCPR, what may result from failure to comply with Solid Waste Management requirements?

<p>Penalty and legal action (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Under which chapter of UDCPR can the provisions for Solid Waste Management be found?

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Flashcards

SWM requirement

Mandatory for buildings exceeding 4000 sq.m. built-up area, promoting responsible waste handling.

Exempted hotels

Two-star hotels are NOT required, focusing on larger establishments for SWM implementation.

Hotels needing SWM

Three-star and above hotels mandatorily need a solid waste management system as per UDCPR.

On-site waste treatment

Wet waste must undergo 100% on-site treatment in large buildings, emphasizing local processing.

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Discouraged waste tech

Incinerators are discouraged, promoting eco-friendly methods for treating wet waste.

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Waste disposal agents

Authorized recyclers handle dry waste, e-waste, and hazardous waste, ensuring proper disposal.

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SWM system installation

Use reputed vendors for system installation, ensuring quality and compliance.

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Discouraged practice

Open dumping of Waste is not encouraged, favoring controlled and eco-friendly methods.

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SWM non-compliance

Non-compliance can lead to penalties and legal actions, ensuring enforcement of SWM rules.

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UDCPR chapter for SWM

Chapter 13 of UDCPR contains provisions for solid waste management in the area.

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Study Notes

Solid Waste Management (SWM) as per UDCPR

  • SWM is mandatory for buildings with an aggregate built-up area exceeding 4000 sq. m.
  • Hospitals and hostels are required to set up SWM systems under UDCPR.
  • Three-star hotels and above must install a solid waste management system.
  • 100% on-site treatment of wet waste is required in large buildings.
  • Acceptable methods for treating wet waste include organic waste composters, vermiculture pits, and similar approved technologies.
  • Incinerators are not a recommended method for treating wet waste.
  • Authorized recyclers should handle the disposal of dry waste, e-waste, and hazardous waste.
  • Reputed vendors should be used to install solid waste treatment systems in buildings.
  • Open dumping is not an encouraged technology for solid waste treatment.
  • Acceptable technologies include organic composting, vermiculture, and certified similar systems.
  • Failure to comply with SWM requirements may result in penalties and legal action.
  • The UDCPR provision on SWM is found under Chapter 13.

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