Haryana - Faecal Sludge Co-Treatment 2024

About Dataset

This comprehensive report from Haryana provides detailed insights into faecal sludge management initiatives and practices implemented under the Swachh Bharat Mission framework. Published in 2024, the document captures the journey, challenges, and achievements in implementing sustainable sanitation solutions across the region. The report presents comprehensive faecal sludge management practices including onsite sanitation systems, desludging operations, transportation mechanisms, and treatment technologies. It covers the establishment of Faecal Sludge Treatment Plants, co-treatment approaches at Sewage Treatment Plants, and digital platforms for monitoring operations. The document discusses policy frameworks, institutional mechanisms, and public-private partnership models for effective implementation. It also presents data on coverage, treatment capacity, and environmental outcomes. Key highlights from the report include: - Chief Engineer PR, Development Panchayats Department Haryana - Co-treatment is a concept of treating Faecal Sludge along with domestic sewage at a Sewage - Haryana has total 26,87,780 rural Households, of which 11,31,430 42 are single leach pits - and 6,90,968 26 are septic tanks those require regular desludging and emptying. - Haryana state has more than 123 Urban Sewage Treatment Plants of Public Health and - Engineering Department PHED of which 120 are currently identified as under-utilized with The report serves as a valuable resource for policymakers, practitioners, and stakeholders working in the sanitation and waste management sector. It provides evidence-based insights, successful models, and scalable solutions that can be replicated across different regions for achieving sustainable sanitation outcomes.