Solid Waste Management Rules 2026 Part 2 5h2

Описание: The Solid Waste Management Rules, 2026 present a comprehensive and institutionally robust framework for ensuring accountable, transparent, and sustainable solid waste governance across India. Central to the Rules is the clear articulation of roles and responsibilities of regulatory authorities operating across national, state, district, urban, and rural levels, thereby enabling coherent implementation across the entire waste management value chain.
Digital governance is a defining pillar of the framework. The Centralized Online Portal, developed and maintained by the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), enables registration, reporting, certification, facility tracking, and public disclosure. Supported by transparent fee structures, the portal strengthens compliance, real-time monitoring, and data-driven decision-making.
The Rules reinforce accountability through a structured Environmental Compensation Framework, grounded in the polluter pays principle, and supported by standardized guidelines, enforcement by State Pollution Control Boards, and utilization of funds for remediation and capacity building. Institutional coordination is further strengthened through Implementation Committees at Central and State levels, ensuring policy alignment, inter-ministerial coordination, and region-specific problem-solving.
A comprehensive annual and accident reporting framework ensures transparency, risk management, and timely corrective action. At the policy apex, the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change provides national leadership, while sectoral ministries—including Housing and Urban Affairs, Drinking Water and Sanitation, Fertilizers, Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, Energy, and Skill Development—enable cross-sectoral integration of waste management with urban development, sanitation, agriculture, energy recovery, and employment generation.
State Urban and Rural Development Departments translate national mandates into actionable strategies, supported by extended mandates on planning integration, infrastructure development, digital compliance, and performance recognition. The District Magistrate plays a pivotal coordinating role at the district level, particularly in land allocation, oversight, and inter-jurisdictional convergence.
Urban Local Bodies emerge as the primary executing agencies, responsible for infrastructure creation, operational excellence, public engagement, and financial sustainability. Collectively, these governance mechanisms reposition waste as a resource, embed circular economy principles, and establish a resilient pathway toward environmentally sound, inclusive, and future-ready waste management effective from 1 April 2026.
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0:00 Introduction
1:41 Centralized Online Portal functionality and Fee
4:33 Environmental Compensation Framework
6:28 Implementation Committees at Central and State Levels
8:42 Annual Reporting Framework and Accident Reporting Protocol
11:04 Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change
12:38 Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs
14:35 Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs – Extended Responsibilities
16:02 Department of Drinking Water and Sanitation
17:58 Department of Fertilizers – Responsibilities
19:53 Department of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare
21:52 Cross-Ministerial Energy and Skill Development
23:46 Financial and Industrial Promotion Mechanisms
25:33 State Urban Development Department – Duties and Infrastructure Mandates
28:15 State Urban Department – Extended Mandates
30:38 State Rural Development Department – Responsibilities and Implementation Framework
33:05 District Magistrate – Critical Role
34:38 Central Pollution Control Board Functions and Extended duties
37:53 Urban Local Body Comprehensive Responsibilities and Operational Excellence
41:35 Conclusion: Pathway to Sustainable Waste Management
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