Volume-1, june-2015
Preparing Strategies for better Sanitation
S
wachh Bhubaneswar Abhiyan Cell of
BMC has conducted an Orientation
meeting on the roles and
responsibilities of Sanitary Inspectors and
Sanitary Supervisors. In the meeting around
100 number of Sanitary Supervisors of
Ramky, Jagruti Welfare Organisation and
PMR Consortium attended and
participated. Two number of meetings
organised in the BMC conference hall, in the
second meeting honourable Mayor actively
participated and reviewed door to door
collection of garbage, drains desiltation and
street sweeping in various wards of BMC.
Deputy Commissioner Sanitation,
Assistant Health Officer, Assistant Engineer
and other Officers of SBA Cell gave
presentation on roles and responsibilities of
Sanitary Supervisors.
Standing Committee on Slum Resettlement
Slum residents occupy a major place in Sridhar Behera, Smt. Jyotsnarani
the growth of the City. BMC believes Routray and the Chairman of this
that they should get equal opportunity Committee is Sri Kumarendra Routray.
matters of their health, sanitation and
education. Prior to any eviction drive
BMC focuses on re-settlement of the
concerned slum. For looking after the
Slum-Re-settlement activities Standing
Committee is formed. An election for
this committee held in the Conference
hallof BMC under the Chairmanship of
Hon'able Mayor. The members of the
newly formed Committee are Aswini
Sundarray, Sri R.N. Mohanty, Sri Suresh
Jena, Smt. Jyotsnamayee Jena, Sri
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Mahila Arogya Samiti
Training programme for Master Trainers
For providing better health and sanitation
care to the slum dwellers a number of Mahila
Arogya Samiti are formed under the National
Urban Health Mission. These small groups are
formed with a token membership of 11 to 15
representatives. These organisations are
monitored through City Health Society. A
token amount of Rs. 5000/- is allowed each
groups which would be utilised for various
health issues of the community members.
Better Accommodation for City Makers
Workshop on Slum Rehabilitation
Increase of slums in cities has become an
obstacle in the urbanisation planning. The
H & UD Department has conducted one
workshop on “Slum Rehabilitation and
Redevelopment with Analysis of Survey
Data”. Resource persons from H &U
Department, Department of Statistics,
Government of India, Tata Steel Rural
Development Foundation, CLTC Cell of
BMC and SBA Cell participated and shared
views on slum rehabilitation.
Smart City Drive..
Multilevel Parking in Market Place
As Bhubaneswar will be a smart city, smart solution is a
first step towards solving the problem. An innovative
initiative for the better parking facility in the city of
Bhubaneswar is envisaged. BMC is going to bring
Computerized Automated Multi-level parking facility
soon to solve the problem faced by the citizens.
This will reduce the unauthorized parking
problem as well as parking chaos during peak hours. A
meeting for this was organized in the conference hall of
BMC for seeking opportunities for construction of
multi-level parking in Bhubaneswar. The parking
system will be made through PPP mode, where users
have to give parking fee on nominal basis. In few space a
lot of cars can be parked in a parking place which will
save space of the city. Also the automatic system will
save time and give solution for traffic problem.
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Disaster Management Plan
Capacity building for Urban Community
Community is the first responder to any
disaster, the first 72 hrs is very much vital. If
disaster is responded and
managed properly, no
causalities will happen to
the citizens. So making the
community resilient
through building its
capacity, is the prime
responsibility and concern
of government.
Bhubaneswar Municipal
Corporation with the
support of Odisha State Disaster
Management Authority (OSDMA) and UNDP
through NGOs like SUPPORT and RISE has
started to capacitate the urban community of
Bhubaneswar City for disaster management.
Different activities were undertaken like
generating awareness through meeting and
orientation, forming
various disaster
management teams and
training them in disaster
survival skills, constituting
ward disaster management
committee and preparing
ward disaster management
plans by BMC to enhance
the resilience capacity of
urban dwellers in
Bhubaneswar city. The process has already
been initiated in different wards of
Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation.
Hon'able Mayor and concerned Corporators
participated in the programmes.
Awareness Meeting in Slum
Meetings Conducted in Dhirukuti Basti, Trinath Basti, Tarini
Basti, Banganlisahi Basti and Baliapata Basti
Swachha Bhubaneswar Cell of BMC has meetings. They also sensitised the residents
conducted a number of Slum Awareness contribute to the process of making
Meetings on sanitation and Individual Bhubaneswar a clean City.
Household Latrine programme. Meeting
were conducted in various slums like:
Dhirukuti Basti of ward 11, Trinath Basti of
ward 63, Tarini Basti under ward no 12,
Bangalisahi Basti under ward no 12, Balipata
Basti under ward no 18 and Jagannath Basti
under ward no 37.
The residents of some slums have taken a
pledge to keep their area clean and to use
individual dustbins and to cooperate the
sweepers collecting door to door garbage.
Corporators of the concerned slums have
fully cooperated in organizing all such
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You are Asset for us
Senior Citizen Meeting in BMC
“Senior Citizens are like assets for us”,
Honourable Mayor of BMC said in a
meeting where more than one
hundred senior citizens attended
with a lot of problems as well as
solutions in their hand. For the first
time BMC invited senior citizens from
each and every ward to attend a
grievances reddressal meeting which
was organised in the BMC conference
Hall.
Ho'nable Mayor along with
Corporators and BMC Officers
listened to the complaints of citizens
very seriously. Senior Citizens
representing from various wards gave
their valuable suggestions. They also
suggested for organizing such meetings
in local level for better solution of
grievances.
Ready to go to Your Doors...
These Wheelbarrows are procured by
BMC which would be engaged for door
to door collection of garbage.