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BMC starts third party audit for slum garbage collection

After the results come in, it will be decided whether to revamp the current system or introduce a new one; audit to cost Rs 23 lakh.

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The third party audit will be done by the All India Institute of Local Self Governance (AIILSG). Pic\Representational picture

The third party audit will be done by the All India Institute of Local Self Governance (AIILSG). Pic\Representational picture

Seven years after the introduction of Swachcha Mumbai Prabodhan Abhiyan, the civic body has finally decided to evaluate the garbage collection system in slum areas. The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) will take a final decision on altering the current system, payment method and introduction of a completely new scheme depending on the outcome of a third party audit.

The BMC has appointed NGOs and self-help groups (SHGs) to collect garbage in slum areas under the Swachcha Mumbai Prabodhan Abhiyan. The work includes door-to-door waste collection, cleaning of drains, composting and even elimination of mosquito breeding spots.

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