Thus, Rajapalayambecomes a 100% open defecation free city. Other goals of the CSP are:

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2 Vision of Rajapalayam CSP - Aims and Objectives The Rajapalayam City Sanitation Plan aims at town becoming within 30 years, where every individual will have access to a toilet facility, where people are aware of health and hygiene related diseases and opt for appropriate sanitation practice instead of resorting to open defecation. Thus, Rajapalayambecomes a 100% open defecation free city. Other goals of the CSP are: Every person has adequate clean and safe water within close proximity Wastewater in the town is treated and safely disposed of in an environmentfriendly manner. The Operation and Maintenance (O&M) activities of sanitation infrastructure is vested with the users and Municipality and adequate funds are allocated for these activities. The existing system of solid waste management is improved and extended to the entire town starting from source segregation to revenue generation through vermi compost and sale of recyclables. The planning process and implementation of the CSP is conducted with the participation of all stakeholders and the residents of Rajapalayam

3 Town Map

4 Town Profile Rajapalayam municipality in Virudhunagarar District in Tamil Nadu, is situated at the Quilon-Tirumangalam National Highway. Cotton, Mango Irrigation is a major Agriculture Of this Town. Spinning mills is a other major industries of this Town. Rajapalayam is a Third grade Municipality from and Taluk Headquarters. It covers an area of11.36 Sq.Km with a population of as per 2011 census, consisting men and women. The town has 42 Administrative wards. Rajapalayam is a very important Spinning mill and cotton marketing centre. Hence it is also known as Cotton city Rajapalayam is situated at a distance of 55 Km away from the District Headquarters Virudhunagar and 85 Km from Madurai. The municipal limit is bounded by Western Ghats on the Western side and Temple city SRIVILLIPUTTUR is bounded on Northern side.chatrapatty Village is Bounded On Eastern side of this city.this Village Also Famous for Power Looms and it produces Gauze bandage cloth and it is exported to International Level Market. Rajapalayam is located at N E. It has an average elevation of m. The Major Transport Of this city is Mainly used Quilon-Tirumangalam National Highway(NH-208).It is Connected With Major cities of Tamilnadu is Madurai, Srivilliputtur,Tenkasi, Courtallam.

5 Demography As per census of India, in 1991, the population of this town was and it has grown to in Population growth of this is gradually increased. Density is persons per Sq.Km as per 2001 census and it was persons per Sq.km in It is expected that the growth of the population for next decade will be maximum 5%. Based on this the population projection for 2021, 2031 & 2041 Population growth for the past two decades Year Population Variation Decadal Growth Ratio (%)

6 Slums details Ward No. Authorised Slums Name of the Slum Population 2 Mela Avarampatti Keela Avarampatti Somaiahpuram Kumaran Street Ooranipatti Street ,21&27 Malaiyadipatti Street Duraisamypuram Street Thoppupatti Street Mangapuram Street 753 Total Un-Authorised Slums Ward No. Name of the Slum Population 8 Arivoli Nagar Chinna Suraikaipatti Street ,24 Church Street Bhoopalpatti Street Muniamman Pottal Street Madurai Raja Kadai Street Thiruvalluvar Nagar 455 Total 5518

7 Socio Economic Status There are 10 Spinning Mills in the town. Power loom weaving is the main of the people who manufacture Gauze Bandage especially for medical use. Agro based industries like rice and oil mills are also predominant within the town limits. The commercial establishments are set up mainly along the Fie major roads namely the Tenkasi-Madurai main road, Mudangiar road,sankarankoil Road,P.A.C.R.Road and Railway Feeder Road. There are 2 daily markets functioning in the town. Fish Market and Vegetable markets are situated near the bus stand and the weekly Shandy run by the Private Trust is situated in the Mudangiar road.

8 Septage Management There is no septage treatment plant in Rajapalayam. The Black Water septages from the septic tanks are disposed off in open places or river bank. The cost of desludging a septic tank si about Rs.4500/- per load. About septic tanks need desludging. Rajapalayam Municipality does not have desludging vacuum tanker lorry. Hence, desludging is done by the private agencies.

9 Solid Waste Management Solid Waste Generation Rajapalayam Town with the population of is daily generating MT of waste of which tone is generated by the residents and MT by the floating population. Per Capita waste generation works out to 420 grams / day. Collection And Transport The sanitary department is headed by Commissioner and has Seven Sanitary Inspectors, Eleven Sanitary Supervisors, 9 drivers and 181 sanitary workers and private agency. Municipality is having 3 dumper placers, 2 tipper lorries, 1 mini auto,2 tractors and 48 push carts Since, 2002, the municipality outsourced the SWM works for 14 wards to the Private Agency. In Rajapalayam families are giving their unsegregated waste to the municipal staff under the door to door collection programme. Of the remaining households families are depositing the garbage in the dustbin, heaps it in the streets from where it is cleared by the sanitary staff, 920 in open places near the drains. Municipality is collecting 100% of the daily waste generated with 312 sanitary workers and transporting the same to compost yard. Composting of garbage is in the initial stage

10 PRIMARY COLLECTION AT DOOR-STEP

11 TRANSPORATION

12 COMPOST PREPARATION WORKS AT WINDROWS WITH MARKET AND HOTEL WASTE

13 Treatment Rajapalayam has got a compost yard extending over acre at Pudhupalayam village in Rajapalayam Taluk 10 km away from the town. Concrete garbage drying yard, Windrows and compost shed have been constructed in the year Collected unsegregated waste from the source is brought here and kept without any processing. It is leveled by the heavy machinery at regular interval. Sometimes it is burnt and at times accidental fires destroy the garbage. Awareness programmes for segregation of waste has been launched. Compost Preparation Compost preparation works have been carried out as phased manner. The market waste and Hotel waste are used for compost preparation. This works has been Started from onwards Swm Fee At the moment, service charge has been collected for Hotels, Kalyanamandapams and Houses under solid waste management programme.

14 Storm Water Drainage There is no storm water drainage in the town. The length of streets in the town is km. It has 93 km of open drain. All the streets have open drains. The main roads have double side drains. These open drains carry wastewater from households and commercial establishments. Many drains in commercial areas are blocked by plastic and bio degradable waste besides building debris.

15 Access to Toilet As per the survey, families out of have individual toilets. Municipality has provided 58 toilet complexes for those who are not having the individual toilet and floating population. As per the NUSP norms, one toilet seat serves 35 users in community for restricted times and 100 users to floating population for restricted times. Based on this norms demand supply gap analysis has been calculated in the following Table Users Demand supply gap analysis for access to toilet Present Population 2011 Target Population Demand of Toilet sheets Supply of toilet sheets Gap in toilet sheets Residents Visitors Total Users Demand supply gap analysis for access to toilet Present Population 2011 Target Population Demand of Toilet sheets Supply of toilet sheets Gap in toilet sheets Residents Visitors Total

16 Urban Slums with Toilet Facility Authorised Slums Ward No. Name of the Slum Population Families Individual Toilets Public Toilets Open Defecation 2 Mela Avarampatti Keela Avarampatti Somaiahpuram Kumaran Street Ooranipatti Street ,21&27 Malaiyadipatti Street Duraisamypuram Street Thoppupatti Street Mangapuram Street Un-authorised Slums Total Ward No. Name of the Slum Population Families Individual Toilets Public Toilets Open Defecation 8 Arivoli Nagar Chinna Suraikaipatti Street ,24 Church Street Bhoopalpatti Street Muniamman Pottal Street Madurai Raja Kadai Street Thiruvalluvar Nagar Total GRAND TOTAL

17 Critical zones Critical Zones are identified based on wastewater stagnation and the place where toilets outlet are directly discharging ZONE NAME OF THE AREA WARD REMARKS 1 Arivoli Nagar 1 Most of the people dispose the Garbage to the Open Ground 2 Somiahpuram 10 Most of the People Dispose the Garbage to the Puliankulam Pond,At Mudangiar Road 3 Chruch street 17 Most of the People Dispose The Garbage into Open Drain 4 Avarampatty 2,3 Most of the People Dispose the Garbage to the Open ground and Pond 6 Malaiadipatty 20,21 Most of the people dispose the Garbage to the Open Ground 7 Duraisamypuram st 26 Most of the people dispose the Garbage to the Open Ground 8 Mangapuram st 35 Most of the people dispose the Garbage to the Open Ground 9 Sankarankoil Road 39 Most of the People dispose the Garbage to Storm water Drain

18 Institutional Assessment Public health section controls the maintenance of public toilets. Due to man power shortage, no staff out of 181 is deputed for cleaning the public toilets on a daily /weekly/monthly basis even. Out of 58 toilets, Municipality is maintaining 07 toilets. Remaining toilet complexes which are maintained by other stakeholders like SHG, private like leases. Service level Benchmark Component Norms, Specification, Assumption Present Situation House Hold Sanitation Coverage 100% 57% Toilet connected to sewer line/septic tank 1 per toilet 53% connected to septic tank Community Sanitation Accessibility 24x7 24x7 Toilet seats, if used round the clock 1 seat for 35 users 1 seat for 43 users Urinal Units 1 seat for users Not available Public Sanitation Toilets for floating population 1 seat for 100 users 1 seat for 140 users

19 SWOT Analysis to Access Toilets Strength Infrastructure available for public sanitation 53% of the community have individual toilet Opportunity New Government Schemes for construction of new public toilets Weakness Lack of operation and maintenance for public sanitation Less toilets are in the area of high level of floating population Less toilet seats for men in community toilets Non adaptation of appropriate toilet and septic tank design Lack of awareness among the community for usage of toilets. No schemes for promoting individual toilet Threats Deterioration of public toilet infrastructures Non acceptance by the community for payment of user fee. No land is available for construction of additional public toilets

20 Key issues Lack of awareness for sanitation practices Irregular cleaning, disposal of used napkins, clothes, solid waste, etc in to the closets, absence of proper lighting and inadequate water supply results in under utilization of toilets and with time becoming defunct. Improper desludging of Septic tank toilets. Faulty design and construction of septic tank toilets Vision for access to toilet 100% access to sanitation 100% access to sanitation 100% access to individual toilets for residents 100% access to clean and adequate public sanitation for floating population Affordability of construction of individual household toilets Affordability of use of public sanitation infrastructure for floating population and low income households Proper O&M systems in place to ensure clean and hygiene conditions 100 % Compliant - All pertinent rules and regulations Good Public Health and Environmental Outcomes

21 Promoting Individual Toilet For construction of individual household toilets, the families should be motivated by SHGs, NGOs and municipal staff and it should be linked to the funds provided under the ODF schemes. Revolving fund of NGOs also could be used for funding toilet construction. For families not having adequate land, community toilets or cluster toilets could be constructed with proper Decentralised Wastewater Treatment System Strengthening and streamlining of maintenance of Public Toilets Out of 58 public toilets, 8 community toilets were defunct. The same was later rectified through ODF scheme and ready for opening. However, lack of proper O & M mechanism is delaying the functioning of the toilets. Out of the 43 functioning toilets there are some minor problems related to plumbing, water supply and treatment facilities. By attending to minor repairs, more number of people will be using the toilet. At present the 58 privately managed toilets by SHGs, contractor fairly good condition. A special awareness campaign should be conducted for the users of these toilets. Awareness meeting has to be conducted in areas where toilets maintained by SHG which is close to community toilet could be requested to take over the O&M. Recently, Municipality has come out with the strategy paper for handing over the public infrastructure to local O & M Committees. Municipality should not initially support the O & M committees to pay electricity bill, purchase of cleaning material, wages for cleaning persons.

22 Awareness programmes Municipality with support of NGOs and SHG should organise awareness programmes to avoid the open defecation and explain the possibilities to construct individual toilets and disposal system. SeptageTreatment Plant Since there are 58 public toilets and septic tank toilets are most popular toilet model in the town. The Municipality can examine the possibilities of establishing the sludge treatment plant. The Under Ground Drainage work is to be started shortly Time schedule to access the toilet Time Schedule Short Term Midterm Long Term Activity / Programme Identity the likeminded NGOs to construct individual toilet Capacity building to SHGs to maintain the public toilet Construction of individual toilets

23 DETAILS ON GENERATION OF GARBAGE Ward No, House Hold Population Generation in MT Collection in Mt Backing

24 DETAILS ON GENERATION OF GARBAGE Ward No, House Hold Population Generation in MT Collection in Mt Backing

25 Stress areas are those where there are inadequate solid waste management systems resulting in open disposal of garbage. CRITICAL ZONE FOR SWM ZONE NAME OF THE AREA WARD REMARKS 1 Arivoli Nagar 8 Most of the people dispose the Garbage to the Open Ground 2 Somiahpuram 10 3 Chruch street 17 4 Avarampatty 2,3 6 Malaiadipatty 20,21 7 Duraisamypuram st 28 8 Mangapuram st 35 9 Sankarankoil Road 39 Most of the People Dispose the Garbage to the Puliankulam Pond,At Mudangiar Road Most of the People Dispose The Garbage into Open Drain Most of the People Dispose the Garbage to the Open ground and Pond Most of the people dispose the Garbage to the Open Ground Most of the people dispose the Garbage to the Open Ground Most of the people dispose the Garbage to the Open Ground Most of the People dispose the Garbage to Storm water Drain

26 Institutional set up At present, Rajapalayam Municipality has sufficient vehicles to do primary and secondary collection and compost yard for secondary segregation, windrow and vermicomposting. It has only man power shortage One sanitary worker will collect the garbage from 250 households in primary collection, one shop is considered as one household. One sanitary worker will cover one thousand visitors. One sanitary worker will use one push cart for primary collection In secondary collection, coverage of one dumper placer is considered a zone. One driver, 1 sanitary workers are for one dumper placer and 4 sanitary workers for tipper / tractors. In secondary segregation, 250 kg will be segregated by one sanitary worker / day For composting, one sanitary worker will handle 2.5 tons of compostable waste

27 SANITARY WORKER DEMAND FOR SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT ZONE WARD. H/H Establish- Total Require Present Demand No ments -ment PRIVATE PRIVATE PRIVATE

28 SANITARY WORKER DEMAND FOR SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT ZONE WARD. H/H Establish- Total Require Present Demand No ments -ment PRIVATE PRIVATE PRIVATE PRIVATE

29 SANITARY WORKER DEMAND FOR SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT ZONE WARD. H/H Establish- Total Require Present Demand No ments -ment PRIVATE PRIVATE PRIVATE PRIVATE PRIVATE PRIVATE PRIVATE

30 KEY ISSUES 1. No 100% source collection 2. No awareness for source segregation 3. Less man power for source collection 4. Less infrastructure for treatment 5. Garbage thrown in open field (garbage observed in water source and drainage Vision for Solid Waste Management 100 % Coverage of the services - segregation, collection, storage, transportation, treatment and disposal 100 % Accessibility and affordability to the services 100% Efficiency - planning, design - less technology & capital intensive, operations, management, monitoring and capacity building for the workers / staff, compliant to desired service levels 100 % Compliant - All pertinent rules and regulation Promotion of 3R Principle - Reduce, Reuse and Recycle Good Public Health and Environmental Outcomes Efficient Cost Recovery Mechanism

31 Key recommendation Awareness programme Lack of awareness of solid waste management starting from source segregation to methods of recovering wealth hidden in the waste is one of the greatest challenges faced by ULB including Rajapalayam Municipality. Poor solid waste management has its negative impact on health, hygiene and wastewater management. Awareness to all waste producers of the series impact of poor SWM practices is the prerequisite for proper solid waste management. Solid waste management should be explained to all stake holders starting from school children to factory owners. Segregated organic waste from all sources should be transported properly to the compost yard for compost production. The concrete yards are already constructed in the town. In view of the current financial position, the town can go for privatisation of collection of garbage in the town. The Municipality can streamline the transportation of the waste from the entire ward to the yard to compost. In the compost yard, infrastructure facility like shed for secondary segregation and adequate number of compost and vermi compost tank already constructed to segregate about 20 tons of waste generated daily. The segregation, composting and vermicomposting tasks could be entrusted municipality This will lead to increased income for the municipality from the waste. A separate fee can be collected from business and institutions generating waste and a separate account can be maintained from which money can be allotted for Solid Waste Management.

32 Time schedule Time Schedule Activity / Programme Short Term Door to door awareness programme for source segregation Infrastructure creation for collection, secondary collection and vermi composting Midterm Exchanging of damaged vehicles and bins Long Term Additional infrastructure for composting Exchanging of damaged vehicles and bins Overall Stress Areas Zone Name of the Area Ward No. Remarks Stress 1 Arivolinagar,Somiahpuram 1,9,17 Action to be taken in third phase Stress 2, Church Street Kumaran st,ooranipatty, Malaiyadipatti Anna Nagar 16,20,21,27 Action to be taken in the second phase Stress 3 Duraisaypuram street, Thoppupatti Street, Mangapuram Street, Sankarankovil Road 28,30,35,39 Immediate action to be taken in third phase

33 Financial Analysis The Urban Local Bodies (ULB's) in Tamil Nadu have adopted Accrual Based Accounting System in the last few years. Currently the ULB's of Tamil Nadu maintain three separate fund namely a) Revenue and Capital Fund b) Water Supply and Drainage Fund and c) Elementary Education Fund. The Sources of income for a municipality can be broadly categorized as own sources (Includes both Tax and Non Tax Revenues), and External Sources (Assigned Revenues, Devolution Funds, Grants and Contribution). Besides, municipalities also can avail of loans/grants/contribution from Government(Central and State) and loans from various funding agencies such as TUFIDCO, TNUIFSL, HUDCO, LIC and Banks etc, for undertaking specific projects based on their credit worthiness The municipality's Revenue expenditure can be broadly categorized into Personnel cost and Terminal and Retirement benefits, Operating Expenses, Repairs & Maintenance Expenses, Programme Expenses Administrative Expenses, Finance Expense, Provision for Depreciation. Besides the above, significant amount would be required for undertaking up capital works

34 5. Status of latrines availablity Sl.No Name of District/ Municipality 1. No. of Urban House holds resorting to Open defecation 2. No. of Urban House holds having pit latrines 3. No. of Urban House holds having in sanitary latrines As per 2011 Census Projected up to 2019 Justification of the projection As per 2011 Census Projected up to 2019 Justification of the projection As per 2011 Census Projected up to 2019 Justification of the projection 1 Rajapaayam/ Virudhunagar to be provide community toilets facilities under Eradication of open air defecation scheme Pit Latrines are converted into Sanitary Latrines As per the provision of Tamilnadu Public Health Act-1939 and Employment of Manual Scavengers and Construction of Dry Lartines(Prohibiti on)act Insanitary Latrines to be converted into Sanitary type latrines

35 Approach for State Sanitation Strategy Components Individual House Hold Toilets Community Toilets Public Toilets Solid Waste Management IEC and Public Awareness Capacity Building & Training

36 I. Existing situation analysis 3. General Details 4. Population Sl.No Name of District/ Municipality Total no. of wards Area (Sq. km) No. of House holds (2011 population) No. of Slums No. of Slum house holds Year Total population Slum population Floating population (assume 5% of total population or actuals based on survey records, whichever is high) 1 Rajapalayam Virudhunagar (Projected) 2025 (Projected)

37 Individual House Hold Toilets As per census 2011 survey report, In this ULB, houses are having sanitary toilets out of And 960 houses having pit latrines as per survey, converted already into sanitary toilets. Presently 3199 households are having insanitary toilets and they are instructed to construct new sanitary toilet.

38 Community Toilets As per survey, 5034 households identified without latrine due to inadequate land for construction of new toilets. These people are defecate to open places. This ULB proposed to construct 16 Nos.of new additional community toilets as per Norms. Now this town declared Open Defecation Free Town and awaiting for ODF certificate

39 Public Toilets In the year 2025,This ULB floating population will be about As per Norms,Public toilet requirement is 35 seats for Men and 70 seats for Women. Existing Public toilets availability is 64 seats for Men and 34 Seats for Women. Remaining required public toilets for Women will be constructed before December-2015.

40 Solid Waste Management Daily Garbage generation rate of this ULB is 55 T. Generated garbage are transported to compost yard on daily basis. This ULB having Acres compost yard with 5TPD Bio-Methanesation plant and required Windrow Pad. By using 5MT Bio degradable garbage in Electric power generation works those Bio-degradable waste will be properly disposed on daily basis. Remaining Bio degradable Garbage will be Disposed through manure preparation by Aerobic method and Vermi pit Method.

41 IEC and Public Awareness IEC and Awareness creation Activities is being carried out throughout the year with Two months Intervals. The Main Focus Of IEC & Creation of Awareness is on Importance of Environmental Sanitation and Issues on Open defecation Practices

42 Capacity Building and Training This ULB proposed to conduct training programme on City Sanitation for People Representatives of ULB, Staff, Officials, Sanitary Workers,SHG members,ngos, Welfare Associations and other Volunteers. This Programme is being carried out in every Three months interval.

43 Sl.No Particulars General Details Rajapalayam Statutory Town YES 1 Name of the City (YES/NO) 2 District Virudhunagar State Tamilnadu 3 General Profile of The City Total No. of wards Area of the city(sq.km) No.of. Households 2011census No.of.Slums/ Slum Households HH Floating population(assume 4 Population Year 5%of total population 1.Total 2.Slum or actuals based on population Population survey records,whichever is high (projected) 2025 (projected)

44 5 Status of Latrines Availability As per 2011 census Projected upto 2019 Justification for the projection No.of Urban HHs 5.1 resorting to open defecation To be provide community toilets facilities under Eradication of Open air defecation scheme

45 5.2 No.of Urban HHs having pit latrines Pit Latrines are converted into sanitary latrine No.of Urban HHs 5.3 Having insanitary latrines As per the provision of Tamilnadu Public Health Act-1939 and Employment of Manual Scavengers and Construction of Dry Latrines(prohibition)Act Insanitary latrines to be converted into sanitary type Latrine

46 6 Solid Waste Management (tentative quantity based on per capita waste generation) 6.1 Total Solid Waste 55 generated(inmt) 6.2 Total Waste collected.(inmt) 6.3 Total Waste Transported(in MT) Total Waste Treated(in MT) 0

47 II.Proposed Target Under SBM 1 Target Baseline 2011 A a Construction of new individual household latrines(ihl) b Conversion of pit latrines into sanitary latrines. (80% of 5.1) 4023 (60% of 5.2) 576 Cumulative Projection Upto Reasons/ Justificatio n based on data and other factors No provision to construct new individual toilets,due to Non- Availability of Land Pit type latrines are already converted into sanitary type latrine Target Target Target Target Cumulat ive Target ( ) [100% of 2019 Target] [100% of 2019 Target] 960 c Coversion of Insanitary latrines into sanitary latrines (100%of5.3) [100% of 2019 Target] 3200

48 B Constr uction of comm unity toilets. NORM :1seat/ 25wo men and 1seat/ 35 men (20%of5.1) Units 11 Units [100 % of 2019 Targe t] 16 Units

49 C Constru ction of public toilets.n ORM:1s eat/50w omen and 1seat/1 00 men upto specifie d number s 5%ofbaseline asper4(iii) Existing Public toilets to serve 6400 men and 1900 women. TwoAddi tional public toilets for women will be construc t as per Norms 2 Units [100% of 2019 Target ] 2 Units

50 D Solid Waste Manage ment primary colletion. 1.pushcart -340 secondary collection 1 Dumper Bins Dumber Lorry1. compost yard. 1.Segregation shed and store room 2.water supply 3.Shredding machine 0 After completi on of the infrasruc ture work at compost yard,dis posal and Treatme nt works including BioMeth anesatio n plantwill be commen ced 1.primary push cart secondar y dumber bins Compost Shredding Machine.4 Water supply 5segregati on shed&stor e room 1.primary push cart seconda ry dumber bins-40. Dumber lorry-1 1.primary push cart seconda ry dumber bins primary push cart-85 2.second ary dumber bins-40. [100% treatm ent and dispos al of solid waste target year shall be given] 55MT

51 E Capacity Building Total no of CB programme planned for officials/staff/ councillors [Yearwi se target for reachin g 100%C B] 20

52 F Public Total no of AwarePublic ness Awareness&IE &IEC C programme planned for citizens [Yearwi se target for reachin 20 g 100%C B] 20

53 III.Tentative Financial Requirements 2 Funding (As per the funding pattern in the SBM Urban Guidelines) Total Cost/Unit as per city specific norms A Construction of new individual household latrines(ihl) B Conversion of pit latrines into sanitary latrines C Conversion of Insanitary latrines into sanitary latrines Lakhs Lakhs Lakhs Lakhs Lakhs 16000/ Unit

54 D Construction of Community toilets (NORM:1 seat/25 women and 1 seat/35men) Lakhs Lakhs Lakhs Lakhs /Unit E Construction of Public Toilets (NORM: 1 seat /50 women and 1 seat/100 menupto specified numbers*) Lakhs Lakhs Lakhs/Uni t F Solid waste management (based on per capita cost) asper guidelines Lakhs lakhs Lakhs Lakhs Lakhs G CapacityBuilding & A&OE lakhs lakhs lakhs lakhs lakhs H Public Awareness & IEC Lakhs Lakhs 6.40 Lakhs 6.40 Lakhs Lakhs Total Lakhs lakhs Lakhs Lakhs Lakhs * Per capita cost forindividual HH toilets,seat for community & public toilets and solid waste management maybe assumed as per State norms

55 F) Solid Waste Management Physical Target Financial Target Sl.No. Name of Municipa lity Cumulati ve Target ( Cumulati ve Target ( Rajapalaya m/ Virudhunag ar Rs Rs Rs Rs Rs Lakhs Lakhs Lakhs Lakhs Lakhs

56 D) Construction of Community toilets ( Norm:1 seat/ 25 women and 1 seat/ 35 men) Physical Target Financial Target Sl.No. Name of Municipality Cumulative Target ( Cumulative Target ( Nos seats No seats No seat No Seat No No seats 1 Rajapalayam/ Virudhunagar Rs Lakhs Rs Lakhs Rs Lakhs

57 E) Construction of Public Toilets ( Norm:1 Seat/50 women and 1 seat/100 men upto specified numbers) Physical Target Financial Target Sl.No. Name of Municipality Cumulative Target ( Cumulative Target ( Rajapalayam/ Virudhunagar No Seat No Seats No Seats No Seats No Nos Seats 0 Rs Lakhs Rs Lakhs

58 D) Construction of Community toilets ( Norm:1 seat/ 25 women and 1 seat/ 35 men) Physical Target Sl.No. Name of Municipa lity Target 2015 Target 2016 Target 2017 Target 2018 Target 2019 Cumulative Target units seats units seats units seats units seats units seats units seats

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