Gender Transformative Planning for Urban Sanitation in India
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Programme
Opportunity for improving
sanitation
Focus on gender/women
HRIDAY
One of the key components
that the program can fund
includes “Provision of basic
services…and its linkage
with city infrastructure/trunks
for water and waste water
management and treatment”
“…Skill development of tour
operators and guides, local
artisans and women
Entrepreneurs…Support
marketing, promotion and
development of local heritage
industry including women
managed cottage
industries…”
Smart Cities Mission
Sanitation (particularly
wastewater recycling and
storm water reuse) is one of
the core infrastructure
elements included in the
programme
“…core infrastructure
elements in a Smart City
would include…safety and
security of citizens,
particularly women, children
and the elderly…”
PMAY—Housing for All
Programme guideline
mentions that “provision of
toilet at every household level
which can be connected to
trunk sewer line…if these
houses are located in the
peri-urban/newly
developed/compact areas
where trunk sewer is not
available, then these toilets
can be connected to
on-site/decentralized
system).”
“…Preference under the
Scheme, subject to
beneficiaries being from
EWS/LIG segments, should
be given to Manual
Scavengers, Women (with
overriding preference to
widows)…”
“…Preference in allotment
may be given to physically
handicapped persons, senior
citizens, Scheduled Castes,
Scheduled Tribes, Other
Backward Classes, minority,
single women, transgender
and other weaker and
vulnerable sections of the
society.”
Swachh Bharat Mission
(SBM)
Programme guidelines
mention that “…in the event
that a sewerage system is not
available within 30 m from
the proposed household
toilet, in addition to the
construction of a toilet super
structure, an on-site treatment
system …should also be
constructed for the collection,
treatment and/or disposal of
sewage at or near the point of
generation.”
Discussed in detail in the
paper
(continued)
51
(continued)
Programme
Opportunity for improving
sanitation
Focus on gender/women
HRIDAY
One of the key components
that the program can fund
includes “Provision of basic
services…and its linkage
with city infrastructure/trunks
for water and waste water
management and treatment”
“…Skill development of tour
operators and guides, local
artisans and women
Entrepreneurs…Support
marketing, promotion and
development of local heritage
industry including women
managed cottage
industries…”
Smart Cities Mission
Sanitation (particularly
wastewater recycling and
storm water reuse) is one of
the core infrastructure
elements included in the
programme
“…core infrastructure
elements in a Smart City
would include…safety and
security of citizens,
particularly women, children
and the elderly…”
PMAY—Housing for All
Programme guideline
mentions that “provision of
toilet at every household level
which can be connected to
trunk sewer line…if these
houses are located in the
peri-urban/newly
developed/compact areas
where trunk sewer is not
available, then these toilets
can be connected to
on-site/decentralized
system).”
“…Preference under the
Scheme, subject to
beneficiaries being from
EWS/LIG segments, should
be given to Manual
Scavengers, Women (with
overriding preference to
widows)…”
“…Preference in allotment
may be given to physically
handicapped persons, senior
citizens, Scheduled Castes,
Scheduled Tribes, Other
Backward Classes, minority,
single women, transgender
and other weaker and
vulnerable sections of the
society.”
Swachh Bharat Mission
(SBM)
Programme guidelines
mention that “…in the event
that a sewerage system is not
available within 30 m from
the proposed household
toilet, in addition to the
construction of a toilet super
structure, an on-site treatment
system …should also be
constructed for the collection,
treatment and/or disposal of
sewage at or near the point of
generation.”
Discussed in detail in the
paper
(continued)