GEF representatives visit places discuss with people regarding bio-CNG vehicles

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Representatives of Global Environmental Facility(GEF) under United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) visited and discussed with the people regarding the Bio-CNG operated Garbage Collection vehicles and received positive response from the citizens.

The  members   met the field team involved in the implementation of the door-to-door waste collection operated by the Municipal Corporation in the city. Observed the bio-CNG powered vehicles attached to the system and carried out field implementation.

Received information from citizens regarding arrival of garbage vehicles and garbage collection. On which the citizens expressed happiness over the arrangements of the corporation. After this the members visited the disposal of segregated waste and garbage collection at Govindpura Garbage Transfer Station.

The GEF representatives visited Adampur waste disposal site, observed the process and obtained information regarding waste disposal. Observed regarding the tasks and difficulties encountered in practice and also discussed removing the difficulties and improving the works.

During the visit, the GEF team expressed satisfaction over the work of the corporation.

The team of the Global Environmental Facility (GFE) visited Vidya Sagar Institute Aw dhapuri  on Thursday. They discussed with the staff deployed on garbage vehicles and safai mitra regarding the process of garbage collection.

The GEF team also discussed with the citizens and asked about the regular arrival of garbage vehicles and received information regarding receiving separate waste, daily arrival of vehicles and collection of garbage from separate houses.

Citizens shared information about emptying the garbage in separate vehicles and this arrangement of the corporation was working efficiently.

The GEF team inspected the garbage transfer station located at Govindpura and received detailed information regarding the process of sending the segregated waste to Adampur waste disposal facility.

Took stock of all the processes and also of the Materials Recovery Facilities (MRF) located here. After this, the team also inspected the works of the 400 tonne capacity Bio-CNG plant in Adampur and observed the works and the areas during the work.

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