This document contains a checklist for inspecting solid waste primary collection centers (SWPCs) with 39 questions. It collects information on staffing, waste collection processes, waste storage and processing, revenue generation, and gaps between reported data and actual observations. Key aspects covered include whether door-to-door collection and segregation is occurring, waste quantities and types stored, vermicomposting processes, dry waste disposal methods, interactions with villagers, and observations on operations and data reporting.
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This document contains a checklist for inspecting solid waste primary collection centers (SWPCs) with 39 questions. It collects information on staffing, waste collection processes, waste storage and processing, revenue generation, and gaps between reported data and actual observations. Key aspects covered include whether door-to-door collection and segregation is occurring, waste quantities and types stored, vermicomposting processes, dry waste disposal methods, interactions with villagers, and observations on operations and data reporting.
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Checklist for Inspection Report of SWPCs
S.No Questionnaire Details
01 Name of the District 02 Name Of the Mandal 03 Name Of the GramaPanchayat 04 No.of Households in the Gram Panchayat 05 Name of the Inspecting Officer 06 Designation 07 Date and time Of visit Whether CLAP Mitras Positioned /if Yes No. of 08 CLAP Mitras Working Whether Attendance of CLAP Mitra in JSS 09 application is crosschecked, if yes observations Whether Door to Door Garbage Collection by the CLAP Mitras is taking Place Yes/No 10 If Yes, No.of.Households covered daily on an average. No. of Households covered by the CLAP 11 Mitrason the day of the Visit. Whether segregation of waste at the source 12 level is taking place Yes/No No. of garbage transportation Vehicles available 13 and functioning Whether collected garbage Transported to 14 SWPC shed Yes/No Whether Power supply and Water facility 15 available in SWPC sheds Yes/No Whether second level segregation taking place 16 at SWPC by CLAP mitra at shed yes/No 17 Quantity of dry & wet waste stored at SWPC Whether Vermi processing is taking place 18 Yes/No 19 Quantity Of vermi compost available in KGs 20 Quantity of Dry Waste available in Kgs 21 Methods of Disposal of Dry waste details 22 Incinerators put to use or not Interacted with the villagers or not 23 If Yes, feedback Revenue collected and accounted for Dry waste 24 in the last month (Rs) 25 Suggestions for effective functioning 26 Methods of Disposal of Dry waste details Does the quantity of Dry &wet waste matched 27 with JSS App 28 Write your observations about waste at shed 29 Whether Vermi taking place 30 Quantity of vermin compost available in Kgs 31 Does match JSS APP 32 Market linkages if any Write your observation about vermin compost at 33 SWPC shed Revenue generated and accounted for selling 34 vermin(Rs) 35 Incinerators put to use or not 36 Whether used at SWPC shed or others 37 Interacted with the villagers or not Describe the Awareness campaigns undertaken 38 in the last month Observations and Gaps (between field and JSS 39 APP)