Planning & Resources on Urban Development Affairs (PRUDA) R & D wing of

2. Planning & Resources on Urban Development Affairs (PRUDA) R & D wing of All India Institute of Local Self Government (AIILSG)

3. Credentials of AIILSG • CSP Prepared for 19 Cities (Municipal Corporation) of Maharashtra State • CSP Prepared for 5 Cities of Odhisha State • CSP Prepared for 6 Towns of Karnataka State • CSP Prepared for 1 Town of Madhya Pradesh State

5. MANDATE OF GOVERNMENT OF INDIA • The ultimate objective is, “All Cities will have access to and be able to use safe and hygienic sanitation facilities and arrangements so that no one defecates in the open”. The Government of India has identified 100% sanitation as a goal during the 11th Five Year Plan.

6. National Urban Sanitation Policy • Vision: “All Indian cities and towns become totally sanitized, healthy and liveable and ensure and sustain good public health and environmental outcomes for all their citizens with a special focus on hygienic and affordable sanitation facilities for the urban poor and women.” • Goals: • Awareness Generation and Behavior Change • Open Defecation Free Cities • Integrated City-Wide Sanitation • Sanitary and Safe Disposal • Proper Operation & Maintenance of sanitary Installations City Sanitation are a part of NUSP

7. Framework of National Urban Sanitation Policy State Sanitation Strategy (Eg. M.P’s IUSP) • Assign Responsibility, Resource and Capacities • Set Standards • Planning and Financing • Reach to un served and Urban Poor • Monitoring and Evaluation • Capacity Building and Training National Reward Scheme City Sanitation Task Force National Urban Sanitation Policy Toilet Facility Sewerage Wastewater Solid Waste Management Storm Water Drains DPR City Sanitation Plan • JnNURM • UIDSSMT • BSUP

9. Key sanitation issues in Madhya Pradesh • 1 million households in the state do not have access to toilet facilities and therefore defecate in the open. • Loss of 2% in GDP due to lack of sanitation related facilities • Poor Awareness • Social and Occupational aspects of Sanitation • Fragmented Institutional Roles and Responsibilities • Lack of Integrated City-wide Approach • Limited Technology Choices • Reaching the Un-served and Poor • Lack of Demand Responsiveness • The said issues need to be addressed while achieving the vision of URBAN SANITATION in India.

11. PILOT 37 TOWNS OF MADHYA PRADESH

12. Towns

13. UADD-GoMP PRUDA-AIILSG 1. City Sanitation Task Force Base line data 2. Institutional Responsibility Detailed Planning Sanitation for the Poor City Sanitation Plan Multi stakeholder meting, IEC campaign, Public resolution Capacity Building Legal and Regulatory responsibility Implementation management State and City level reward scheme Evaluation of Sanitation Status Technology choice Monitoring of 100 % Sanitation Status

15. Activities & Deliverable

16. Activities & Deliverable

17. Time schedule: CSP preparation

18. Management of Towns

19. IMPLEMENTATION ARRANGEMENT FOR THE PROJECT URBAN ADMINISTRATION & DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT, Government of MP ULB Project Management Unit at AIILSG BHOPAL & INDORE Team of experts City Sanitation Plan

20. Online data availibility • www.prudaonline.com

21. Credentials of AIILSG • Regional Centre For Urban And Environmental Studies (RCUES) Of AIILSG Is Fully Supported By Ministry Of Urban Development Government Of India (SINCE 1968). • AIILSG recognized as a NATIONAL TRAINING INSTITUTE (NTI) by Ministry Of Urban Development, Government of India for capacity building of trainers, elected members, chief officers, project functionaries, project officers, community organizers, district / state level officers for UBSP in JUNE 1990. • AIILSG Recognized As A NODAL TRAINING INSTITUTE For UBSP By Urban Development Department, Government Of Maharashtra in NOVEMBER 1991. • AIILSG recognized as a NATIONAL TRAINING INSTITUTE (NTI) by Ministry Of Urban Affairs & Employment, Government of India for capacity building of trainers, elected members, chief officers, functionaries, project officers, community organizers, district / state level officers for SJSRY in NOVEMBER 1997. • AIILSG, Gujarat is recognized by Urban Development Department as State Training Institute (Circular No. TLM/112007/CF 67/R DT 6/9/2007) • AIILSG is the MEMBER of State Urban Development Agency (SUDA) for the state of Gujarat and Orissa

22. Credentials of AIILSG • RCUES, Mumbai recognized as a NODAL RESOURCE CENTRE on SJSRY (NRCS) for the States of Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Goa, UTs of Diu & Daman, Dadra & Nagar Haveli by Ministry of Housing & Urban Poverty Alleviation, Government of India. No.E14012/2/2009-UPAdated 17/6/2009. • AIILSG Recognized As A NATIONAL RESOURCE CENTRE By Ministry Of Urban Employment And Poverty Alleviation, Government Of INDIA & UNDP in SEPTEMBER 2005. • AIILSG has been recently empanelled as Technical Support Institutions (TSI) for Capacity Building and Training Activities for Panchayati Raj Institutions (PRIs) in various states and union territories under BRGF and RGSY schemes as per National Capacity Building Framework for Ministry of Panchayati Raj, Government of India. (MoPR-GoI) • AIILSG has been empanelled for providing Technical Assistance Services for Urban Planning & Water Supply for TAMIL NADU URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCIAL SERVICES LIMITED, Government of Tamil Nadu.