🌍 Solid Waste Management Strategic Plan Dashboard
Comparative Analysis: Godawari & Kirtipur Municipalities
📍 Godawari Municipality
Total Population
116,045
Total Households
18,262
Area
96.11 sq km
Population Density
146.3 /sq km
Total Wards
14
Average Family Size
4.8
📍 Kirtipur Municipality
Total Population
65,602
Total Households
19,441
Area
18.01 sq km
Population Density
4,444.6 /sq km
Total Wards
10
Avg. Waste Generation
~200 g/capita/day
📊 Key Comparative Metrics
Waste Generation
91.3 vs ~200
g/capita/day (Godawari vs Kirtipur)
Source Segregation
78% vs 58%
Households practicing segregation
Service Coverage
48% vs 41%
Door-to-door collection coverage
♻️ Waste Composition Analysis
Godawari Municipality
| Waste Type | Percentage | Category |
|---|---|---|
| Food/Kitchen | 68% | Readily Biodegradable |
| Garden/Wood | 5% | Biodegradable |
| Inorganic | 29% | Non-Biodegradable |
Kirtipur Municipality
| Waste Type | Percentage | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| Organic Waste | 74% | Mostly kitchen waste |
| Plastic Waste | 15% | Primary inorganic waste |
| Other Inorganic | 11% | Paper, metal, glass |
| ~7,416 tons/year total generation | ||
🗺️ Municipality Maps
Godawari Municipality Ward Map
14 Wards – Area: 96.11 sq km
Ward Map Visualization
14 Wards distributed across the municipality
Kirtipur Municipality Ward Map
10 Wards – Area: 18.01 sq km
Ward Map Visualization
10 Wards in high-density urban area
📋 Key Findings & Recommendations
Godawari Municipality:
- Lower per capita waste generation (91.3 g/day) compared to Kirtipur
- Higher waste segregation practice (78% vs 58%)
- 2 private waste management companies operating
- 48% household coverage with door-to-door collection service
- Readily biodegradable waste dominates (68%)
- Significant potential for composting (48.17 tons/week)
Kirtipur Municipality:
- Higher population density (4,444.6/sq km) – urban area
- 4 private waste management service providers
- 41% household coverage with door-to-door collection
- Higher per capita waste generation (~150-200 g/day)
- 74% organic waste with 15% plastic waste
- Only 10% of organic waste currently composted
- Significant untreated waste sent to Sisdole landfill
Strategic Recommendations:
- Enhance Segregation: Increase awareness campaigns to improve waste segregation at source level
- Expand Composting: Establish community-level composting plants to process organic waste locally
- Improve Collection Coverage: Extend door-to-door collection services to uncovered households
- Recycling Infrastructure: Develop Material Recovery Facilities (MRF) for recyclable waste
- Capacity Building: Provide training and health insurance for waste workers
- Community Awareness: Conduct regular IEC (Information, Education, Communication) programs
📈 Detailed Waste Generation Breakdown
Godawari Municipality – Weekly Waste Composition (gm/per capita)
| Waste Category | Weekday (gm) | Weekend (gm) | Weekly Average (gm) | Total Weekly (tons) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Food Waste | 353.93 | 61.13 | 415.06 | 48.17 |
| Paper/Cardboard | 19.24 | 1.68 | 20.91 | 2.43 |
| Plastics | 72.58 | 14.05 | 86.63 | 10.06 |
| Glass | 22.79 | 3.44 | 26.23 | 3.05 |
| Metals/Aluminum | 8.04 | 2.23 | 10.27 | 1.19 |
| Other Waste | 5.91 | 0.92 | 6.83 | 0.79 |
| TOTAL | 1,082.14 | 173.63 | 1,255.77 | 145.72 |
Kirtipur Municipality – Key Statistics
| Metric | Value | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Total Households Served | 8,100 | By 4 private service providers |
| Annual Waste Collection | 7,416 tons | Average from private operators |
| Household Tariff (Monthly) | NRs 150-450 | Based on family size |
| School Tariff (Monthly) | NRs 500-4,000 | Based on number of students |
| Institutional Tariff (Monthly) | NRs 250-300 | Banks, offices, groceries, pharmacies |
| Industrial Tariff (Monthly) | NRs 1,500-3,000 | Garment, carpet, slaughterhouse |
| Organic Waste Composted | ~10% | Remaining sent to Sisdole landfill |
| Revenue to Municipality | 2% of tariff | From 4 private sectors |