Delhi Urban Environment and Infrastructure Improvement Project (DUEIIP).Government of India, Ministry of Environment and Forests and Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi, Planning Department, 2001 - City planning |
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... sites has reached a critical stage and there is an urgent need to identify and acquire more sites that would last for the next 20-25 years . The projected quantities of waste to be disposed at the end of 20 years is close to 100 million ...
... sites has reached a critical stage and there is an urgent need to identify and acquire more sites that would last for the next 20-25 years . The projected quantities of waste to be disposed at the end of 20 years is close to 100 million ...
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WORKSHOPS NOTES AND PROCEEDINGS | 4 |
SUPPLEMENTARY PAPERS | 5 |
Fact Sheet on Environmental Management Policy Issues 1 | 1 |
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21 Supplementary Papers action activities agencies and/or disposal ANNEX approach Charter Citizens civil society co-ordination colonies Consultant containers context cost DEFF Delhi 21 Supplementary Delhi Jal Board Depts Functional Director Planning disposal facility DK DK DK DPCC DUEIIP Project emergency emphasised environment environmental management fund GNCTD Government guidelines hazardous waste management housing implementation improvement India industrial infrastructure institutional KUMAR land Management and Handling manifest Master Plan Michael Green monitoring municipal bodies NDMC NGOs NK DK NK NK Non-Compatible Wastes organisations participation planning and development Planning Department Polluter Pays Principle Precautionary Principle private sector problems programme proposed Registration regulatory authorities Report Requirements responsibilities revenue slum slum upgradation solid waste storage Sulabh International Team Leader Traffic transporting hazardous waste treatment unit/establishment upgradation urban development Urban Planning urban poor vehicles Waste Disposal water supply World Bank ཎྜ