Delegation of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) visited the city on Friday and assured Mayor Alok Sharma to extend the support for the development and for maintaining cleanliness in Bhopal.
Mayor Alok Sharma gifted the memento to the USAID’s Country Manager Paul Seong and other two delegates of the agency.
Mayor provided the information to the delegation regarding the cleanliness campaign, ‘roko tok’ campaign, swachch map app, cleaning commandos. Mayor told the delegation that the BMC is receiving a lot of support from the ministers, legislators and from the corporators.
Mayor told that BMC had initiated the she- lounges for the safety of the women of the city while toilets were also constructed for the third gender. The cleanliness campaign is working the way Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan wants. BMC is also continuously working on the in order to make Bhopal a smart city, heritage city, green city and clean city. Mayor stated that BMC would establish the water ATMs at the busy areas in order to facilitate the people of the city.
BMC commissioner Chhavi Bharadwaj said, “We are working in order to provide better facilities to the people and for the development of the city. She told the delegates about the cleanliness campaign, campaign against open defecation and about the public health campaigns.
USAID’s Country Manager Paul Seong appreciated the beauty and hospitality of Bhopal. He praised the various schemes and the campaigns of the BMC and assured the support of USAID for the development of Bhopal.