SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
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This document summarizes solid waste management in Amravati City. It includes tables showing the daily waste generation by zone and ward based on population. The waste is classified as 35.53% biodegradable, 15.95% recyclable, and 48.52% debris and silt. Additional tables provide the chemical characteristics of municipal solid waste in Amravati City such as pH levels, organic carbon content, and concentrations of nitrogen, phosphorus, calcium, and other elements. In conclusion, the document presents data on solid waste generation and composition in Amravati City.
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This document outlines a study on pedestrian and bicycle facility planning for Kochi City, India. The aim is to assess existing pedestrian and bicycle facilities, identify conflicts, understand pedestrian movement patterns, and evaluate feasibility of bicycle facilities. Primary data collection methods include surveys of pedestrians, commuters, roads, and parking facilities. Secondary data was obtained from local authorities. Expert opinions were gathered. The methodology involves data collection, analysis, assessment to locate problems, identify potentials and constraints, and develop network guidelines and proposals to improve pedestrian and bicycle mobility, safety, and reduce vehicle conflicts.Pedestrian and Bicycle facility planning for kochi city region, part 2 data ...
Pedestrian and Bicycle facility planning for kochi city region, part 2 data ...Arun Chandra Babu
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The document discusses pedestrian and bicycle planning for Kochi City Region in India. It outlines the study area and key locations such as railway stations. The aim is to assess existing pedestrian and bicycle facilities and formulate strategies to improve mobility, safety and reduce conflicts. It reviews literature on pedestrian and bicycle flow characteristics and capacities. It also discusses current policies and guidelines on pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure from sources like the Indian Road Congress. Finally, it presents methodologies for evaluating bicycle and pedestrian level of service.A study on urban growth trends in kochi
A study on urban growth trends in kochiArun Chandra Babu
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This document summarizes a study on urban growth trends in Cochin, India. It finds that Cochin's population growth rate is declining within city limits but increasing rapidly in surrounding suburbs. Major economic drivers of growth include the port, airport, IT sector, and tourism. Infrastructure projects like the metro, smart city initiatives and container terminal will further stimulate the economy. The study also examines trends in housing, employment, and transportation that will influence Cochin's continued expansion in the coming decades as it is projected to become a major urban center of over 2 million people.hybrid constructed wetland
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The document discusses different types of constructed wetlands used for wastewater treatment. It introduces constructed wetlands and their mechanisms for removing pollutants like suspended solids, organic compounds, pathogens, and phosphorus. Three main types are described: horizontal flow, vertical flow, and hybrid flow constructed wetlands. Horizontal flow wetlands effectively remove organic pollutants, while vertical flow wetlands have greater oxygen transfer and nitrification and are more compact. Hybrid wetlands combine the advantages of horizontal and vertical flow systems. The document concludes that hybrid constructed wetlands provide high removals of various pollutants and can address specific water pollution problems.Kochi city study(intro, history, demography, infrastructure, economy, tourism)
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The Planning Commission of India was established in 1950 to formulate and implement the Five-Year Plans to promote the development of the Indian economy. It will be replaced by a new institution as announced by Prime Minister Modi. The Planning Commission is being scrapped because it is seen as outdated and reducing the role of states and private sector in development. Its targets are often not met and it does not consider regional differences. The new institution will promote cooperation between public and private sectors and empower states to pursue development.Niti aayog and planning commission
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The Planning Commission of India, established in 1950, has been replaced by the new National Institution for Transforming India (NITI Aayog). NITI Aayog will serve as a think tank and advisory body to the government, unlike the Planning Commission which formulated five-year plans and allocated resources. The new body includes leaders from India's 29 states and 7 union territories and will have a CEO and experts who report directly to Prime Minister Narendra Modi as chairman. Critics argue this marks a power shift from the Planning Commission model to greater state involvement in a cooperative federalism approach.Recently uploaded (20)
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