Component Total Score/

Sr.No. Marks

SERVICE LEVEL PROGRESS 5705

1 Visible Cleanliness 970
1.1 Sweeping in residential & commercial areas 60
Twice a day sweeping (including night sweeping) in all Public & commercial areas 30
1.1 (a) roads and streets, and other relevant areas – cleanliness maintained
1.1 (b) Once a day sweeping in all residential areas – cleanliness maintained 30
All back lanes of Commercial/Residential areas are clean - no water logging, 60
1.2 drainage system not choked, no solid waste floating and walls properly maintained

No storage bins (>100 Litre size) in all wards, all empty plots are free from 20
1.3 C&D/solid waste dump and the waste is not burnt in any part of the city
1.4 No Garbage Vulnerable Points in ULB’s jurisdiction 20
1.5 No ‘Red Spots’ (Spitting in Commercial/Residential areas) in ULB’s Jurisdiction 60
1.6 No 'Yellow spots' (open urination) in commercial & residential areas 60
1.7 Storm Water Drains/Nallahs 50
100% Storm water drains/Nallah (Secondary/Tertiary) should have screens/filters 10
at a suitable distance: • At points of discharge
into other water-bodies
1.7 (a) • For cities with more than 10 Lakh population: Automated/Mechanical screens on
Secondary Nallahs for collection and cleaning of waste

1.7(b) No solid waste floating/visible in 100% of the areas 10

Boundary existing around all Storm water drains/Nallah should be well maintained 10
1.7 (c)
1.7 (d) No encroachment around storm water drains/Nallah 10
1.7(e) No sewage/septic tank effluent discharged/disposed 10
1.8 Cleanliness of water bodies 25
1.8(a) No solid waste floating/visible in 100% of area 5
1.8(b) No open dumpsites present near the water bodies 5
Sweeping & Cleaning arrangements are in place & No Garbage Vulnerable 5
1.8(e) Points(GVP) present near water bodies
Adequate twin-litterbins placed in every 50 meters of water bodies & Placement of 5
1.8(d) Antilittering message every 50 meters
1.8(e) No sewage/septic tank effluent discharged/disposed 5
1.9 Aesthetics & city beautification 300
Prioritizing aesthetics in making city Swachh & Beautiful - beautification of old city 150
areas, flyovers, public places -
(1) Wall paintings/murals
(2)Covered drainage (tertiary and secondary) system with screens (3)*GVP to
Selfie Point, (4)Street Vendor
Zones/ hawkers zones are well maintained - zero litter and well organized
1.9(a) (5) No hanging banners
(6) Public walls are free from
posters/bills (except government notices) (7) Treated used-
water used in fountains at major intersections

1.9(b) Prioritizing aesthetics in making city swachh & beautiful 150

1.9 (b).1 All roads and footpaths - without potholes & broken paver blocks 30
All construction areas (buildings) are covered to avoid dispersion of particulate 30
1.9 (b).2 matter
All construction/maintenance work in public roads/areas are demarcated and 30
1.9 (b).3 covered to avoid dispersion of particulate matter
1.9 (b).4 At least one Commercial area is de-congested 40
100% Green road dividers: Plantation of specific types of species which are helpful in 20
1.9 (b).5 pollution control done in all road dividers of the city
1:10 Cleanliness in Slums 100
1. 10 (a) 100% slums are covered with door to door (segregated) waste collection 20
O&M of Community Toilet and Zero discharge of wastewater/faecal sludge in open 20
1. 10 (b) drains
1. 10 (c) 100% houses in slums are maintained (exterior) 20
Social Support Group/Committee in each slum created/registered (minimum 10 20
1. 10 (d) members) and empowered to facilitate implementation of Government schemes
and monitoring of uninterrupted services provided by the ULB
To improve gender equality and inclusiveness, Informal Waste Pickers, Women, 10
1. 10 (e) Transgenders and Divyang together are given minimum 33% representation in such
Social Support Groups
1. 10 (f) SHGs formed in each slum under 3R initiatives 10
1.11 Cleanliness of places of tourist interest, monuments and parks 140
Scheme of Marks for Cleanliness 70
1.11 (a)

Scheme of Marks for Maintenance 70

1.12(b)

1.12 Cleanliness in schools 75

1.12(a) Is the school premises free from littering and visibly clean? 50
Does the school provide SEPARATE bins in each classroom, kitchen area, and at 25
1.12(b) other appropriate toilets locations for collection of DRY waste and WET waste
separately?

2 Segregation, Collection & Transportation 750

%age of wards covered with 100% door-to-door waste collection 300

2.1

%age of Wards covered with 100% Segregation of Waste at source (wet, dry, 300
sanitary & domestic hazardous)

2.2
 C&T cost covered by user charges 150

2.3

3 Solid Waste Management 1705

Percentage of Wet waste processing capacity of functional plants (out of the total 155
wet waste generated)
3.1

Percentage of wet waste being processed out of total wet waste generated and 280
3.2 finished products (output) further sold. (ULBs are encouraged to engage
Women/SHGs/Transgenders in waste processing facilities)
Processing of Wet Waste 220

3.2 (a)

Monthly Sale of finished products 60

3.2 (b)

Dry waste processing capacity of the ULB 155

3.3

Dry waste processing percentage of the ULB 280

3.4

Treatment of Sanitary and DHW in the ULB 130

3.5

3.6 C&D Waste Management 120

3.6 (a) C&D Waste Management (MoHUA Non-NCAP ULBs) 120
Availability of Mobile collection unit for citizens. (on call basis C&D waste collection 30
3.6 (a1) facility)
Designated collection points duly geo-tagged within reasonable distance for C&D 30
3.6 (a2) waste generator to bring and deposit
Notification of charges (including in-built charges at the time of permission for 30
3.6 (a3) construction) for Collection & Transportation and Processing & Disposal of C&D
Waste notified and enforced
Campaign conducted to promote C&D waste collection from household or site for 30
3.6 (a4) processing.
3.6 (b) C&D Waste Management (MoHUA NCAP ULBs) 120
3.6 (b1) Scheme of Marking 60
Mobile collection unit for citizens. (on call basis C&D waste collection facility - weekly 25
schedule) available along with designated collection points duly geo-tagged within
3.6 (b1).1 reasonable distance for C&D waste generator to bring and deposit

Notification of charges (including in-built charges at the time of permission for 20

3.6 (b1).2 construction) for Collection & Transportation and Processing & Disposal of C&D
Waste notified and enforced
 Are the citizens aware that C&D waste can be collected from their household or site 15
3.6 (b1).3 for processing.
Processing and selling of C&D waste collected from non-bulk and bulk generators 60
(within city or at a cluster level)

3.6 (b2)

3.7 Is the landfill in ULB a sanitary landfill 150

3.7 (a) Is the landfill in the city a sanitary landfill? (ULBs with >1 Lakh population) 150
3.7 (a1) Sanitary landfill available and being used / Zero landfill 150
3.7 (a2) Landfill is required but not available/functional o
3.7 (b) Is the landfill in the city a sanitary landfill? (ULBs with <1 Lakh population) 150
3.7 (b1) Sanitary landfill available and being used / Zero landfill 150
Action Plan submitted on Swachhatam portal and approved by MoHUA for Sanitary 75
3.7 (b2) Landfill
3.7 (b3) Tender published 75
3.8 Percentage of waste sent to sanitary landfill 160
3.8 (a) Percent (%) of total waste generated (process rejects/unprocessed) going to 150
the sanitary landfill

3.8 (b) Geo coordinates (GIS details) in terms of ULB boundaries, ward number, ward 10
boundaries, landmark etc of all Sanitary Landfills to be mapped and updated on
SBM portal as per the prescribed details (to be given by MoHUA) to qualify for
marks

3.9 Ban on SUP & plastic waste processing 150

3.9 (a) Ban notified 30
3.9 (b) Ban notification enforced and fine collected 40
3.9 (c) At least 1 processing facility set up for Plastic Waste processing (MRF, SLRM etc.) 80

3:10 Onsite wet waste processing by Bulk Waste Generators (BWG) 100

3.11 Safe disposal of wet & dry waste in schools 25

3.11 (a) Does the school segregate wet waste (bio-degradable waste) and dry waste (non- 10
biodegradable waste) BEFORE FINAL COLLECTION BY MUNICIPALITY?
3.11 (b) Does the school compost its own biodegradable waste (wet waste)? 15
4 Legacy waste remediation 230
4.1 Remediation of all identified dumpsites (170+50+10) 230
 4.1 (a) Legacy Waste Dumpsites Remediation Action Plan (Module-2) submitted on 50
Swachhatam Portal
4.1 (b) Geo coordinates (GIS details) in terms of ULB boundaries, 10
ward number, ward boundaries, landmark etc. of all Dumpsites mapped and
updated on SBM portal as per the prescribed details (given by MoHUA)
4.1 (c.1) If Legacy waste is less than 1 lakh ton 170

4.1 (c.2) If Legacy waste is between 1-2 lakh tons 170

4.1 (c.3) If Legacy waste is between 2-5 lakh tons 170

4.1 (c.4) If Legacy waste is more than 5 lakh tons 170

5 Sanitation, Used Water Management & Safaimitra Suraksha 1245

5.1 Connection to sewerage, septic tank, twin pit, etc. 50

Cleanliness of CT, PT, Urinals & feedback -Are Public Toilets, Urinals and Community 250
5.2 Toilets clean and user friendly - each
performance indicator to be answered with either YES or NO.
5.2 (a) Public Toilet (PT) 85
5.2 (a1) Separate section for Men & Women 10
5.2 (a2) Dry and clean 10
5.2 (a3) Running water – Tap & Flush working 10
5.2 (a4) Well lit – electric/natural light 5
5.2 (a5) Functional bolting on all doors 5
5.2 (a6) *Caretaker is present for maintenance 5
5.2 (a7) Open between 6am – 10pm 5
5.2 (a8) User friendly for differently able people 30
5.2 (a9) Sanitary napkin dispensing system in place 5
5.2 (b) Community Toilet (CT) 85
5.2(b1) Separate section for Men & Women 10
5.2(b2) Dry and clean 10
5.2(b3) Running water – Tap & Flush working 10
5.2(b4) Well lit – electric/natural light 5
5.2(b5) Functional bolting on all doors 5
5.2(b6) Institutional arrangements in place for maintenance/cleaning 5
5.2(b7) 24 Hours Open 5
5.2(b8) User friendly for differently able people 30
5.2(b9) Sanitary napkin dispensing system in place 5
5.2 (c) Urinal 60
5.2 (c1) Dry and clean 10 10
5.2 (c2) Running water for flushing 10 10
5.2 (c3) Well lit – natural light and if covered –electric light 5
5.2 (c4) Institutional arrangements in place for maintenance/cleaning 5
5.2 (c5) User friendly for differently able people 30
5.2 (d) CTs & PTs prominently displaying SBM messages around usage of Public- 5
Community Toilets, with Swachh Survekshan-2024 logo
5.2 (e) Feedback Mechanism in place in all Public, Community Toilets, Urinals & linked 10
with SBM Portal
5.2 (f) Geo coordinates (GIS details) in terms of ULB boundaries, ward number, ward 5
boundaries, landmark etc of all CTs, PTs & Urinals mapped and updated on SBM
portal as per the prescribed details (given by MoHUA)
5.3 Availability of separate functional & clean toilets in schools for boys & girls 50
5.3 (a) Does the school have separate toilets for boys and girls in working condition? 10
5.3 (b) Are the toilets functional and clean 20
Do all the toilets in the school have roof and proper ventilation for natural light and 10
5.3 (c) air and have secure door with latch
Does the school have separate dustbins with lid and with specific colours for 10
5.3 (d) disposal of menstrual waste?
5.4 FSTP/STP capacity 100
5.4 (a) This indicator would assess whether the infrastructure to treat entire faecal sludge 90
and sewage generated in the city is available or on cluster basis (upto 50 km)

5.4 (b) Geo coordinates (GIS details) in terms of ULB boundaries, ward number, ward 10
boundaries, landmark etc of all Wastewater treatment Plants
(FSTP/STP) mapped and updated on SBM portal as per the prescribed details (given
by MoHUA)

5.5 Faecal sludge & sewage treatment 170

5.5 (a) Treatment 155
5.5 (b) reused/recycled 55

5.6 Safe disposal of liquid waste in schools 25

5.6 (a) Does the school follow safe mechanism for disposal of toilet waste / faecal sludge 25
and sanitary waste?
5.7 Safaimitra Suraksha - Adequate machines & equipment 220
5.7 (a) Core Equipment 110
5.7 (a1) HydroVac (Jetting and Suction Vehicle for Sewers) 40
5.7 (a2) Machine Hole Dredger 30
5.7 (a3) Gully Emptier- (Septic Tank Desludging Vehicles) 40
5.7 (b) Other Equipment 50
5.7 (b1) Sewer Inspection Camera 10
5.7 (b2) Hydro Jetting Machines 10
5.7 (b3) Power Bucket machine 10
5.7 (b4) Hydraulic Sewer Root cutters 10
5.7 (b5) Power Rodding Apparatus 10
5.7 (c) PPE 20
5.7 (c1) Reflecting Jackets 4
5.7 (c2) Safety helmets 4
5.7 (c3) Normal face masks 2
5.7 (c4) Hand gloves (pair) 2
5.7 (c5) Safety Gumboots (pair) 2
5.7 (c6) Safety body clothing 6
5.7 (d) Safety Gear 40
5.7 (d1) Safety Tripod Set 2
5.7 (d2) Nylon Rope ladder 2
5.7 (d3) Blower with Air Compressor 4
5.7 (d4) Gas Monitor (4 Gases) 6
5.7 (d5) Full body Wader Suit 6
5.7 (d6) Gas Mask 6
5.7 (d7) Breathing Apparatus 6
5.7 (d8) Safety body Harness 2
5.7 (d9) Air Line Breathing Apparatus 6
5.8 Safaimitra Suraksha - Adequate workforce 100
5.8 (a) Sewermen 40
5.8 (b) Sanitary Beldar 40
5.8 (c) Trained and Notified Sewer Entry Professionals (SEPs) 20
5.9 Safaimitra Suraksha - Notifications & complaint resolution 180
5.9 (a) Notifications 30
5.9(a1) Ban on Manual hazardous entry (without safety gear) 5
User Charges for providing at least the O&M for sewerage and septic tank desludging 5
5.9 (a2 Services
Compulsory Registration by appropriate SRU of all Private Sanitation Services 5
5.9(a3) Providers* (whose equipment/ manpower is being engaged to make-up the
requirement under norms by the ULB or Cluster)
 Whether ULB has notified fines against persons / de-sludging operators dumping 5
5.9(a4) untreated faecal sludge in drains and / or open areas
All Septic Tanks Constructed after 01 January 2021 are as per IS 2470 (Parts 1 & 2) 5
5.9 (a5)
Is there a designated STP/FSTP/area identified and notified for disposal of faecal 5
5.9(a6) sludge
5.9 (b) Enforcement 80
Manual hazardous entry (without safety gear) banned in the city – Enforced 100% 16
5.9 (b1)
More than 75% operational cost in providing sewerage and septic tank de-sludging 16
5.9 (b2) services recovered from user charges – direct or as part of Utility bill.

Private Sanitation Services Providers are registered* (10 vehicles/ 20 Workers) 16

5.9 (b3)
Fines being collected from persons dumping faecal sludge in drains/ open areas 16
5.9 (b4)
5.9 (b5) eptic tank systems being construction as per provision of IS 2470 16
Whether Zero incident of Sanitation Related Fatality in the ULB during past 12 20
5.9 (c) Calendar months (Yes/No)
Greater than 80% complaints registered through 14420 Helpline have been resolved 20
5.9 (d) satisfactorily (Pro-rata marks down to 50% of objective)
Whether >50% Septic tanks are geo-tagged for scheduled cleaning? 40
5.9 (e) (Prorata marks down to 50% of objective)
5:10 Safaimitra Suraksha - 24X7 helpline & awareness campaigns 80
IEC messages around availability of 24X7 Helpline 14420 to help citizens 20
in all queries/complaints around cleaning of septic tanks and sewer lines
5.10 (a) (machinehole)/ stormwater drains or any other services provided by the
ULB. The helpline should also address Safaimitra’s grievances

IEC messages around scheduled cleaning (once in every 3 years) 20

5.10 (b) of septic tanks
IEC messages around penal actions for non-compliance under ‘The 20
5.10 (c) Prohibition of Employment as Manual Scavengers and their Rehabilitation
Act (PEMSRA) 2013’
IEC messages around engagement of ONLY empanelled operators in all 20
5.10 (d) wards
5.11 Safaimitra Suraksha - Capacity building, safety & welfare 170
Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) released to 100% Sanitation Workers engaged 20
5.11 (a) in liquid waste management – including new uniform as advised by MoHUA,

Monthly recognition being given to best performing workers (Male and Female 20
5.11 (b) separately where > 10 work
Whether all Enumerated Skilled Sewer Entry Professionals are given minimum 20
5.11 (c) additional 10% monthly hazardous allowance with monthly salary or a lumpsum
Risk Grant for each confined space entry.
All semi skilled sewermen and beldars (on municipal rolls) have been facilitated to 20
link with at least three eligible government welfare schemes e.g. Ayushman Bharat,
Life/Accident Insurance, Education, providing Ration Cards for subsidized food grain
5.11 (d) etc. (Additional: Quarterly health Check-up is mandatory)

All semi skilled sewermen and beldars (on municipal rolls) as well as registered 30
erstwhile manual scavengers enumerated by MoSJE, have been provided with
livelihood opportunities – e.g. employment as sewermen/ beldars, engagement as
5.11 (e) CT/PT caretakers or supported entrepreneurship model through access to
subsidized loan (Loan Mela) and assured engagement of their equipment.
 Whether 30% of all Sewermen and Sanitary Beldars (In-house/Private Operator 36+4
supplied workforce) have gone through a certified training on safety measures and
legal norms, in past 12 Months, related to -
• Occupational Health and Safety
• Mechanized cleaning of septic tanks, sewer lines, stormwater drains and machine
holes
5.11 (f) • Prohibition of Employment as Manual Scavengers and their Rehabilitation Act,
2013.
• Record maintained for all trainings conducted and attended digitally linked with
SBM Portal

Digital record being maintained of all Sewermen and Sanitary Beldar including 20
5.11 (g) private engaged personnel –
Name, Address, Contact Numbers, Gender, any special need etc.

6 Nudge indicators 805

6.1 1 year of RRR center operations 80
6.1 (a) Awareness in citizens about the RRR center in their ULB 20
6.1 (b) Is there a regular collection mechanism for sourcing items in the RRR center 20
Does the RRR center have segregation mechanism for the items being collected 20
6.1 (c)
Does the RRR center have forward linkages established for disposal, reuse, 20
6.1 (d) recycling, repair of items collected
6.2 Waste to wonder park 100
At least one park developed as ‘Waste to Wonder’ park or ‘waste to art’ 100
6.2 (a) sculptures installed in at least one location within the ULB and geotagged picture
uploaded on the Swachhatam Portal (IEC module)
6.3 Zero waste events 90
6.3 (a) At least one Government program conducted as zero waste event 20
6.3 (b) At least one Social/Religious program conducted as zero waste event 20
6.3 (c) At least one Social Campaign conducted as zero waste event 20
6.3 (d) At least one awareness campaign regarding zero waste events in the ULB 30
6.4 Atmanirbhar ward 60

6.5 Promoting youth participation - Swachh Tulip 75

6.6 Innovation & Best practices 75
6.6 (a) Implementation 20
6.6 (b) Novelty (Is your idea original or unique?) 10
6.6 (c) Scalability 10
6.6 (d) Financial Sustainability 15
6.6 (e) Impact 20
6.7 NULM - SBMU convergence 125
6.7 (a) No. of new SHGs formed in last 1 year in Sanitation & Waste Management. The 125
SHGs should have received the revolving fund.
6.8 Benefits extended to workers 130
6.8 (a) Sanitary workers 60
6.8 (a1) PPE kits given; old non-usable kit replaced 20
6.8 (a2) Linkages established with at least three eligible Government Schemes 20
(linkage with Health scheme and Annual health Check-up is mandatory for Sanitary
workers and with Health, Insurance & Education schemes for informal waste pickers)

6.8 (a3) Monthly recognition of best performing workers in each Ward 10

6.8 (a4) Complete details of all sanitary workers and informal waste pickers updated in 10
Swachhatam Portal MIS
6.8 (a5) Complete details of all sanitary workers and informal waste pickers updated in
Swachhatam Portal MIS
6.8 (b) Informal waste pickers 70
6.8 (b1) PPE kits given; old non-usable kit replaced 20
Linkages established with at least three eligible Government Schemes 20
(linkage with Health scheme and Annual health Check-up is mandatory for Sanitary
6.8 (b2) workers and with Health, Insurance & Education schemes for informal waste pickers)

6.8 (b3) Monthly recognition of best performing workers in each Ward

Complete details of all sanitary workers and informal waste pickers updated in 10
6.8 (b4) Swachhatam Portal MIS
Complete details of all sanitary workers and informal waste pickers updated in 20
6.8 (b5) Swachhatam Portal MIS
6.9 Training/workshops/seminars/peer visits 70
Training of Sanitary workers conducted by ULB on subject related to their area of 30
6.9 (a) work
Workshops and/or Seminar conducted by ULB on the subject of Solid Waste 30
6.9 (b) Management, Used Water Management, Safaimitra Suraksha, Legacy waste
remediation and other areas related to sanitation and waste management.
Peer visit conducted by ULB to learn from other cities in areas of sanitation and 20
6.9 (c) waste management.
Percentage Infrastructure Processes People Technology Supervision
Share of SLP

17.00%
1.05%
Y Y Y

Y Y Y
1.00% Y

0.35% Y Y

0.35% Y
1.05% Y
1.05% Y Y
0.88%
Y Y

Y Y
Y Y

Y
Y
0.44%
Y Y
Y Y
Y

Y Y

Y
5%
Y Y

Y Y
Y Y

Y Y
 Y Y Y
Y Y Y

1.75%
Y Y Y Y Y
Y Y Y

Y Y
Y Y Y

Y Y Y

Y Y Y
2.45%
Y Y Y Y

Y Y Y Y

1.31%
Y Y Y Y
Y Y Y Y

13.15%
5.26% Y Y Y Y Y

5.26% Y Y Y Y Y
2.63% Y Y Y Y Y

30%
2.72% Y Y Y Y

4.91%

Y Y Y Y

Y Y Y

2.71% Y Y Y Y

4.91% Y Y Y Y

2.28% Y Y Y Y

2.10%
2.63%

2.63%

1.75%

0.44%

4%
4%
22%
0.88%

4.38%
0.88%

1.75%

2.98%
0.44%

3.86%

1.75%

3.16%
1.40%

2.98%
1.40%

1.75%

1.58%

1.05%

1.31%
1.31%

2.19%

2.28%
1.23%
 Sub-Criteria

1) Yes for all 7 above: 150 Marks

2) Yes for any 6 above: 125 Marks
3) Yes for any 5 above: 100 Marks
4) Yes for any 3 above: 75 Marks
5) Yes for any 2 above: 50 Marks
6) Yes for at least any 1 above: 25 Marks
1) 100% Monuments/Parks are clean: 70 Marks
2) 75% Monuments/Parks are clean: 60 Marks
3) 50% Monuments/Parks are clean: 50 Marks
4) 25% Monuments/Parks are clean: 40 Marks

1) 100% Monuments/Parks well maintained: 70 Marks

2) 75% Monuments/Parks well maintained: 60 Marks
3)50% Monuments/Parks well maintained: 50 Marks
4) 25% Monuments/Parks well maintained: 40 Marks

1) 100% Wards: 300 marks

2) 90% Wards: 200 marks
3) 70% Wards: 150 marks
4) 50% Wards: 100 marks
5) <50% Wards: 100 marks

1) Segregated Waste collected in at least 90% Wards:

300Marks
2) Segregated Waste collected in at least 80% Wards:
200Marks
3) Segregated Waste collected in at least 60% Wards:
150Marks
4) Segregated Waste collected in at least 40% Wards:
50Marks
5) Segregated Waste collected in < 40% Wards:
0Marks
1) At least 60% of the cost: 150 Marks
2) At least 50%: 120 Marks
3) At least 40%: 90 Marks
4) At least 30%: 50 Marks
5) <30%: 0 Marks

1) 100%: 155 Marks

2) At least 80%: 125Marks
3) At least 60%: 75 Marks
4) < 60%: 0 Marks

1) 100%: 220 Marks

2) At least 90%: 160 Marks
3) At least 70%: 120 Marks
4) At least 50%: 75 Marks
5) < 50%: 0 Marks

1) >75% finished product(s) sold/Consumed: 60 Marks

2) >50% finished product(s) sold/consumed: 30 Marks

1) 100%: 155 Marks

2) At least 80%: 125 Marks
3) At least 60%: 75 Marks
4) < 60%: 0 Marks

1) At least 95%: 280 Marks

2)At least 90%: 200 Marks
3) At least 70%: 150 Marks
4) At least 50%: 75 Marks
5) < 50%: 0 Marks

1) At least 90%: 130 Marks

2) At least 75%: 100 Marks
3) At least 50%: 60 Marks
4) At least 25%: 40 Marks
5) < 25%: 0 Marks
1) >50% C&D waste either processed in the facility by
making products or raw-material re-used – sold (with
sale receipt): 60 Marks
2) 40% -50% C&D waste either processed in the facility
by making products or raw-material re-used – sold
(with sale receipt): 50 Marks
3) 30% -39% C&D waste either processed in the facility
by making products or raw-material re-used – sold
(with sale receipt): 40 Marks
4) 20% -29% C&D waste either processed in the facility
by making products or raw-material re-used – sold
(with sale receipt): 30 Marks
5) 10% -19% C&D waste either processed in the facility
by making products or raw-material re-used – sold
(with sale receipt): 20 Marks
6) <10% C&D waste either processed in the facility by
making products or raw-material re-used – sold (with
sale receipt): 0 Marks

1) Not more than 10%: 150 Marks

2) Not more than 15%: 100 Marks
3) Not more than 25%: 50 Marks
4) Not more than 45%: 25 Marks
5) > 45%: 0 Marks

1) 100%: 100 Marks

2) At least 80%: 80 Marks
3)At least 60%: 60 Marks
4) <60%: 0 Marks
Work completed as per
remediation action plan
1) 25%: 100 Marks
2)50%: 130 Marks
3) 75%: 150 Marks
4) 90%: 170 Marks
Work completed as per
remediation action plan
1) 20%: 100 Marks
2) 45%: 130 Marks
3) 65%: 150 Marks
4) 85%: 170 Marks

Work completed as per

remediation action plan
1) 15%: 100 Marks
2) 35%: 130 Marks
3) 55%: 150 Marks
4) 80%: 170 Marks

Work completed as per

remediation action plan
1) 10%: 100 Marks
2) 25%: 130 Marks
3) 50%: 150 Marks
4) 75%: 170 Marks

1) >95 % households/commercial establishment

/CT&PT are connected to sewerage system or have
septic tanks + Soak Pit: 50 Marks
2) 80-94% households/commercial establishment / CT
& PT with Sewerage/Septic tank + Soak Pit: 45 Marks
3) 60-79% households/commercial establishment / CT
& PT with Sewerage/Septic tank + Soak Pit: 35 Marks
4) < 40-60% households/commercial establishment /
CT & PT with Sewerage/Septic tank + Soak Pit: 25
Marks
5) < 40% households/commercial establishment / CT &
PT with Sewerage/Septic tank + Soak Pit: 10 Marks
1) At least 70% capacity matching with total
faecal sludge and sewage generated: 90 Marks
2) At least 50%: 80 Marks
3) At least 25%: 60 Marks
4) <25%: 0 Marks

1) At least 70% Faecal sludge/Sewage treated: 115

Marks
2) At least 50%: 80 Marks
3) At least 25%: 40 Marks
4) <25%: 0 Marks
1) >20% treated used-water is reused/recycled: 55
Marks
2) 20% - 10% treated used-water is reused/recycled:
40 Marks
3) < 10% treated used-water is reused/recycled: 30
Marks
4) No treated used-water is reused/recycled: 0 Marks
1) 100% households segregate their Wet, Dry and
Hazardous Waste
2) 100% Wet waste is processed within the Ward or
RWA(s) – whichever is
claimed/applicable
3) 100% Dry Waste is sent to MRF/Processing Facilities
OR recycled within the
Ward/RWA(s)
4) Zero Non-compliance to any of the above conditions
Sr.No.

1.1 (a)

1.1 (b)

1.2

1.3

1.4

1.5

1.6

1.7 (a)

1.7(b)

1.7 (c)

1.7 (d)

1.7(e)

1.8(a)

1.8(b)

1.8(e)

1.8(d)

1.8(e)
 1.9(a)

1.9 (b).1

1.9 (b).2

1.9 (b).3

1.9 (b).4

1.9 (b).5

1. 10 (a)

1. 10 (b)

1. 10 (c)

1. 10 (d)

1. 10 (e)

1. 10 (f)

1.11

1.11 (a)
1.12(b)

1.12

1.12(a)

1.12(b)

2.1

2.2
2.3

3.1

3.2

3.2 (a)
3.2 (b)
3.3
3.4
3.5

3.6

3.6 (a)

3.6 (a1)

3.6 (a2)

3.6 (a3)
 3.6 (a4)

3.6 (b)

3.6 (b1)

3.6 (b1).1

3.6 (b1).2

3.6 (b1).3

3.6 (b2)

3.7
3.7 (a)
3.7 (a1)
3.7 (a2)
3.7 (b)
3.7 (b1)
3.7 (b2)
3.7 (b3)
3.8
3.8 (a)
 3.8 (b)

3.9
3.9 (a)
3.9 (b)
3.9 (c)

3:10

3.11
3.11 (a)

3.11 (b)

4
4.1
4.1 (a)

4.1 (b)

4.1 (c.1)

4.1 (c.2)

4.1 (c.3)
4.1 (c.4)

5.1

5.2

5.2 (a)
5.2 (a1)
5.2 (a2)
5.2 (a3)
5.2 (a4)
5.2 (a5)
5.2 (a6)
5.2 (a7)
5.2 (a8)
5.2 (a9)
5.2 (b)

5.2(b1)

5.2(b2)

5.2(b3)

5.2(b4)

5.2(b5)

5.2(b6)
5.2(b7)

5.2(b8)

5.2(b9)

5.2 (c)
5.2 (c1)
5.2 (c2)
5.2 (c3)
5.2 (c4)
5.2 (c5)
5.2 (d)

5.2 (e)

5.2 (f)

5.3
5.3 (a)
5.3 (b)

5.3 (c)

5.3 (d)

5.4
5.4 (a)

5.4 (b)

5.5

5.5 (a)
5.5 (b)
5.6
5.6 (a)

5.7

5.7 (a)
5.7 (a1)
5.7 (a2)
5.7 (a3)
5.7 (b)
5.7 (b1)
5.7 (b2)
5.7 (b3)
5.7 (b4)
5.7 (b5)
5.7 (c)
5.7 (c1)
5.7 (c2)
5.7 (c3)
5.7 (c4)
5.7 (c5)
5.7 (c6)
5.7 (d)
5.7 (d1)
5.7 (d2)
5.7 (d3)
5.7 (d4)
5.7 (d5)
5.7 (d6)
5.7 (d7)
5.7 (d8)
5.7 (d9)
5.8

5.8 (a)
5.8 (b)
5.8 (c)
5.9
5.9 (a)
5.9(a1)
5.9 (a2

5.9(a3)

5.9(a4)

5.9 (a5)

5.9(a6)
5.9 (b)
5.9 (b1)
5.9 (b2)

5.9 (b3)

5.9 (b4)
5.9 (b5)
5.9 (c)

5.9 (d)

5.9 (e)

5:10

5.10 (a)

5.10 (b)

5.10 (c)

5.10 (d)

5.11

5.11 (a)

5.11 (b)

5.11 (c)

5.11 (d)

5.11 (e)
5.11 (f)

5.11 (g)

6.1
6.1 (a)
6.1 (b)
6.1 (c)

6.1 (d)

6.2

6.2 (a)

6.3
6.3 (a)
6.3 (b)
6.3 (c)
6.3 (d)
6.4
6.5
6.6
6.6 (a)
6.6 (b)
6.6 (c)
6.6 (d)
6.6 (e)
6.7
6.7 (a)
 6.8

6.8 (a)
6.8 (a1)
6.8 (a2)

6.8 (a3)
6.8 (a4)

6.8 (a5)

6.8 (b)
6.8 (b1)

6.8 (b2)

6.8 (b3)
6.8 (b4)

6.8 (b5)

6.9

6.9 (a)

6.9 (b)

6.9 (c)
Component

Twice a day sweeping (including night sweeping) in all Public & commercial areas roads and streets, and other relevant areas
– cleanliness maintained
Once a day sweeping in all residential areas – cleanliness maintained

All back lanes of Commercial/Residential areas are clean - no water logging, drainage system not choked, no solid waste
floating and walls properly maintained

No storage bins (>100 Litre size) in all wards, all empty plots are free from C&D/solid waste dump and the waste is not burnt
in any part of the city

No Garbage Vulnerable Points in ULB’s jurisdiction

No ‘Red Spots’ (Spitting in Commercial/Residential areas) in ULB’s Jurisdiction

No 'Yellow spots' (open urination) in commercial & residential areas

100% Storm water drains/Nallah (Secondary/Tertiary) should have screens/filters at a suitable distance:
• At points of discharge into other water-bodies
• For cities with more than 10 Lakh population: Automated/Mechanical screens on Secondary Nallahs for collection and
cleaning of waste

No solid waste floating/visible in 100% of the areas

Boundary existing around all Storm water drains/Nallah should be well maintained

No encroachment around storm water drains/Nallah

No sewage/septic tank effluent discharged/disposed

No solid waste floating/visible in 100% of area

No open dumpsites present near the water bodies

Sweeping & Cleaning arrangements are in place & No Garbage Vulnerable Points(GVP) present near water bodies

Adequate twin-litterbins placed in every 50 meters of water bodies & Placement of Antilittering message every 50 meters

No sewage/septic tank effluent discharged/disposed

Prioritizing aesthetics in making city Swachh & Beautiful - beautification of old city areas, flyovers, public places -
(1) Wall paintings/murals (2)Covered drainage (tertiary and secondary)
system with screens (3)*GVP to Selfie Point, (4)Street Vendor Zones/
hawkers zones are well maintained - zero litter and well organized
(5) No hanging banners (6) Public walls are free from posters/bills
(except government notices) (7) Treated used-water used in fountains at major intersections

All roads and footpaths - without potholes & broken paver blocks

All construction areas (buildings) are covered to avoid dispersion of particulate matter

All construction/maintenance work in public roads/areas are demarcated and covered to avoid dispersion of particulate matter

At least one Commercial area is de-congested

100% Green road dividers: Plantation of specific types of species which are helpful in pollution control done in all road dividers
of the city

100% slums are covered with door to door (segregated) waste collection

O&M of Community Toilet and Zero discharge of wastewater/faecal sludge in open drains

100% houses in slums are maintained (exterior)

Social Support Group/Committee in each slum created/registered (minimum 10 members) and empowered to facilitate
implementation of Government schemes and monitoring of uninterrupted services provided by the ULB

To improve gender equality and inclusiveness, Informal Waste Pickers, Women, Transgenders and Divyang together are given
minimum 33% representation in such Social Support Groups

SHGs formed in each slum under 3R initiatives

Cleanliness of places of tourist interest, monuments and parks

Scheme of Marks for Cleanliness

Scheme of Marks for Maintenance

Cleanliness in schools

Is the school premises free from littering and visibly clean?

Does the school provide SEPARATE bins in each classroom, kitchen area, and at other appropriate toilets locations for
collection of DRY waste and WET waste separately?

Segregation, Collection & Transportation

%age of wards covered with 100% door-to-door waste collection

%age of Wards covered with 100% Segregation of Waste at source (wet, dry, sanitary & domestic hazardous)

C&T cost covered by user charges

Solid Waste Management

Percentage of Wet waste processing capacity of functional plants (out of the total wet waste generated)

Percentage of wet waste being processed out of total wet waste generated and finished products (output) further sold. (ULBs
are encouraged to engage Women/SHGs/Transgenders in waste processing facilities)

Processing of Wet Waste

Monthly Sale of finished products
Dry waste processing capacity of the ULB
Dry waste processing percentage of the ULB
Treatment of Sanitary and DHW in the ULB
C&D Waste Management

C&D Waste Management (MoHUA Non-NCAP ULBs)

Availability of Mobile collection unit for citizens. (on call basis C&D waste collection facility)

Designated collection points duly geo-tagged within reasonable distance for C&D waste generator to bring and deposit

Notification of charges (including in-built charges at the time of permission for construction) for Collection & Transportation and
Processing & Disposal of C&D Waste notified and enforced
Campaign conducted to promote C&D waste collection from household or site for processing.

C&D Waste Management (MoHUA NCAP ULBs)

Scheme of Marking

Mobile collection unit for citizens. (on call basis C&D waste collection facility - weekly schedule) available along with designated
collection points duly geo-tagged within reasonable distance for C&D waste generator to bring and deposit

Notification of charges (including in-built charges at the time of permission for construction) for Collection & Transportation and
Processing & Disposal of C&D Waste notified and enforced

Are the citizens aware that C&D waste can be collected from their household or site for processing.

Processing and selling of C&D waste collected from non-bulk and bulk generators (within city or at a cluster level)

Is the landfill in ULB a sanitary landfill

Is the landfill in the city a sanitary landfill? (ULBs with >1 Lakh population)
Sanitary landfill available and being used / Zero landfill
Landfill is required but not available/functional
Is the landfill in the city a sanitary landfill? (ULBs with <1 Lakh population)

Sanitary landfill available and being used / Zero landfill

Action Plan submitted on Swachhatam portal and approved by MoHUA for Sanitary Landfill

Tender published
Percentage of waste sent to sanitary landfill
Percent (%) of total waste generated (process rejects/unprocessed) going to the sanitary landfill
Geo coordinates (GIS details) in terms of ULB boundaries, ward number, ward boundaries, landmark etc of all Sanitary
Landfills to be mapped and updated on SBM portal as per the prescribed details (to be given by MoHUA) to qualify for marks

Ban on SUP & plastic waste processing

Ban notified
Ban notification enforced and fine collected

At least 1 processing facility set up for Plastic Waste processing (MRF, SLRM etc.)

Onsite wet waste processing by Bulk Waste Generators (BWG)

Safe disposal of wet & dry waste in schools

Does the school segregate wet waste (bio-degradable waste) and dry waste (non-biodegradable waste) BEFORE FINAL
COLLECTION BY MUNICIPALITY?

Does the school compost its own biodegradable waste (wet waste)?

Legacy waste remediation

Remediation of all identified dumpsites (170+50+10)
Legacy Waste Dumpsites Remediation Action Plan (Module-2) submitted on Swachhatam Portal

Geo coordinates (GIS details) in terms of ULB boundaries,

ward number, ward boundaries, landmark etc. of all Dumpsites mapped and updated on SBM portal as per the prescribed
details (given by MoHUA)

If Legacy waste is less than 1 lakh ton

If Legacy waste is between 1-2 lakh tons

If Legacy waste is between 2-5 lakh tons

If Legacy waste is more than 5 lakh tons

Sanitation, Used Water Management & Safaimitra Suraksha

Connection to sewerage, septic tank, twin pit, etc.

Cleanliness of CT, PT, Urinals & feedback -Are Public Toilets, Urinals and Community Toilets clean and user friendly - each
performance indicator to be answered with either YES or NO.

Public Toilet (PT)

Separate section for Men & Women
Dry and clean
Running water – Tap & Flush working
Well lit – electric/natural light
Functional bolting on all doors
*Caretaker is present for maintenance
Open between 6am – 10pm
User friendly for differently able people
Sanitary napkin dispensing system in place
Community Toilet (CT)

Separate section for Men & Women

Dry and clean

Running water – Tap & Flush working

Well lit – electric/natural light

Functional bolting on all doors

Institutional arrangements in place for maintenance/cleaning

24 Hours Open

User friendly for differently able people

Sanitary napkin dispensing system in place

Urinal

Dry and clean 10

Running water for flushing 10

Well lit – natural light and if covered –electric light

Institutional arrangements in place for maintenance/cleaning

User friendly for differently able people

CTs & PTs prominently displaying SBM messages around usage of Public-Community Toilets, with Swachh Survekshan-2024
logo
Feedback Mechanism in place in all Public, Community Toilets, Urinals & linked with SBM Portal

Geo coordinates (GIS details) in terms of ULB boundaries, ward number, ward boundaries, landmark etc of all CTs, PTs &
Urinals mapped and updated on SBM portal as per the prescribed details (given by MoHUA)

Availability of separate functional & clean toilets in schools for boys & girls

Does the school have separate toilets for boys and girls in working condition?
Are the toilets functional and clean

Do all the toilets in the school have roof and proper ventilation for natural light and air and have secure door with latch

Does the school have separate dustbins with lid and with specific colours for disposal of menstrual waste?

FSTP/STP capacity

This indicator would assess whether the infrastructure to treat entire faecal sludge and sewage generated in the city is
available or on cluster basis (upto 50 km)

Geo coordinates (GIS details) in terms of ULB boundaries, ward number, ward boundaries, landmark etc of all Wastewater
treatment Plants
(FSTP/STP) mapped and updated on SBM portal as per the prescribed details (given by MoHUA)

Faecal sludge & sewage treatment

Treatment
reused/recycled
Safe disposal of liquid waste in schools

Does the school follow safe mechanism for disposal of toilet waste / faecal sludge and sanitary waste?

Safaimitra Suraksha - Adequate machines & equipment

Core Equipment
HydroVac (Jetting and Suction Vehicle for Sewers)
Machine Hole Dredger
Gully Emptier- (Septic Tank Desludging Vehicles)
Other Equipment
Sewer Inspection Camera
Hydro Jetting Machines
Power Bucket machine
Hydraulic Sewer Root cutters
Power Rodding Apparatus
PPE
Reflecting Jackets
Safety helmets
Normal face masks
Hand gloves (pair)
Safety Gumboots (pair)
Safety body clothing
Safety Gear
Safety Tripod Set
Nylon Rope ladder
Blower with Air Compressor
Gas Monitor (4 Gases)
Full body Wader Suit
Gas Mask
Breathing Apparatus
Safety body Harness
Air Line Breathing Apparatus
Safaimitra Suraksha - Adequate workforce

Sewermen
Sanitary Beldar
Trained and Notified Sewer Entry Professionals (SEPs)
Safaimitra Suraksha - Notifications & complaint resolution

Notifications
Ban on Manual hazardous entry (without safety gear)
User Charges for providing at least the O&M for sewerage and septic tank desludging Services

Compulsory Registration by appropriate SRU of all Private Sanitation Services Providers* (whose equipment/ manpower is being
engaged to make-up the requirement under norms by the ULB or Cluster)

Whether ULB has notified fines against persons / de-sludging operators dumping untreated faecal sludge in drains and / or open
areas
All Septic Tanks Constructed after 01 January 2021 are as per IS 2470 (Parts 1 & 2)

Is there a designated STP/FSTP/area identified and notified for disposal of faecal sludge

Enforcement
Manual hazardous entry (without safety gear) banned in the city – Enforced 100%
More than 75% operational cost in providing sewerage and septic tank de-sludging services recovered from user charges –
direct or as part of Utility bill.

Private Sanitation Services Providers are registered* (10 vehicles/ 20 Workers)

Fines being collected from persons dumping faecal sludge in drains/ open areas

eptic tank systems being construction as per provision of IS 2470

Whether Zero incident of Sanitation Related Fatality in the ULB during past 12 Calendar months (Yes/No)

Greater than 80% complaints registered through 14420 Helpline have been resolved satisfactorily (Pro-rata marks down to
50% of objective)
Whether >50% Septic tanks are geo-tagged for scheduled cleaning?
(Prorata marks down to 50% of objective)
Safaimitra Suraksha - 24X7 helpline & awareness campaigns

IEC messages around availability of 24X7 Helpline 14420 to help citizens

in all queries/complaints around cleaning of septic tanks and sewer lines
(machinehole)/ stormwater drains or any other services provided by the
ULB. The helpline should also address Safaimitra’s grievances

IEC messages around scheduled cleaning (once in every 3 years)

of septic tanks
IEC messages around penal actions for non-compliance under ‘The
Prohibition of Employment as Manual Scavengers and their Rehabilitation
Act (PEMSRA) 2013’
IEC messages around engagement of ONLY empanelled operators in all
wards
Safaimitra Suraksha - Capacity building, safety & welfare

Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) released to 100% Sanitation Workers engaged in liquid waste management – including
new uniform as advised by MoHUA,

Monthly recognition being given to best performing workers (Male and Female separately where > 10 work

Whether all Enumerated Skilled Sewer Entry Professionals are given minimum additional 10% monthly hazardous allowance
with monthly salary or a lumpsum Risk Grant for each confined space entry.

All semi skilled sewermen and beldars (on municipal rolls) have been facilitated to link with at least three eligible
government welfare schemes e.g. Ayushman Bharat, Life/Accident Insurance, Education, providing Ration Cards for
subsidized food grain etc. (Additional: Quarterly health Check-up is mandatory)

All semi skilled sewermen and beldars (on municipal rolls) as well as registered erstwhile manual scavengers enumerated by
MoSJE, have been provided with livelihood opportunities – e.g. employment as sewermen/ beldars, engagement as CT/PT
caretakers or supported entrepreneurship model through access to subsidized loan (Loan Mela) and assured engagement of
their equipment.
Whether 30% of all Sewermen and Sanitary Beldars (In-house/Private Operator supplied workforce) have gone through a
certified training on safety measures and legal norms, in past 12 Months, related to -
• Occupational Health and Safety
• Mechanized cleaning of septic tanks, sewer lines, stormwater drains and machine holes
• Prohibition of Employment as Manual Scavengers and their Rehabilitation Act, 2013.
• Record maintained for all trainings conducted and attended digitally linked with SBM Portal

Digital record being maintained of all Sewermen and Sanitary Beldar including private engaged personnel –
Name, Address, Contact Numbers, Gender, any special need etc.

Nudge indicators

1 year of RRR center operations

Awareness in citizens about the RRR center in their ULB

Is there a regular collection mechanism for sourcing items in the RRR center
Does the RRR center have segregation mechanism for the items being collected

Does the RRR center have forward linkages established for disposal, reuse, recycling, repair of items collected

Waste to wonder park

At least one park developed as ‘Waste to Wonder’ park or ‘waste to art’

sculptures installed in at least one location within the ULB and geotagged picture uploaded on the Swachhatam Portal (IEC
module)
Zero waste events
At least one Government program conducted as zero waste event

At least one Social/Religious program conducted as zero waste event

At least one Social Campaign conducted as zero waste event

At least one awareness campaign regarding zero waste events in the ULB
Atmanirbhar ward
Promoting youth participation - Swachh Tulip

Innovation & Best practices

Implementation
Novelty (Is your idea original or unique?)
Scalability
Financial Sustainability
Impact
NULM - SBMU convergence
No. of new SHGs formed in last 1 year in Sanitation & Waste Management. The SHGs should have received the revolving
fund.
Benefits extended to workers

Sanitary workers

PPE kits given; old non-usable kit replaced

Linkages established with at least three eligible Government Schemes
(linkage with Health scheme and Annual health Check-up is mandatory for Sanitary workers and with Health, Insurance &
Education schemes for informal waste pickers)

Monthly recognition of best performing workers in each Ward

Complete details of all sanitary workers and informal waste pickers updated in Swachhatam Portal MIS

Complete details of all sanitary workers and informal waste pickers updated in Swachhatam Portal MIS

Informal waste pickers

PPE kits given; old non-usable kit replaced
Linkages established with at least three eligible Government Schemes
(linkage with Health scheme and Annual health Check-up is mandatory for Sanitary workers and with Health, Insurance &
Education schemes for informal waste pickers)

Monthly recognition of best performing workers in each Ward

Complete details of all sanitary workers and informal waste pickers updated in Swachhatam Portal MIS

Complete details of all sanitary workers and informal waste pickers updated in Swachhatam Portal MIS

Training/workshops/seminars/peer visits

Training of Sanitary workers conducted by ULB on subject related to their area of work

Workshops and/or Seminar conducted by ULB on the subject of Solid Waste Management, Used Water Management,
Safaimitra Suraksha, Legacy waste remediation and other areas related to sanitation and waste management.

Peer visit conducted by ULB to learn from other cities in areas of sanitation and waste management.
Total Score/ Percentage
Marks Share of SLP
30

30
60 1.00%

20 0.35%

20 0.35%

60 1.05%

60 1.05%

10

10

10

10

10

5
150

30

30

30

40

20

20

20

20

20

10

10

140 2.45%

70
 70

75 1.31%

50

25

750 13.15%

300 5.26%

300 5.26%

150 2.63%
1705 30%

155 2.72%

280 4.91%

220
60
155 2.71%
280 4.91%
130 2.28%
120 2.10%

120

30

30

30
30

120
60

25

20

15

60

150 2.63%

150
150
o
150
150
75

75
160
150
10

150 2.63%
30
40
80

100 1.75%

25 0.44%
10

15

230 4%
230 4%
50

10

170

170

170
170

1245 22%

50 0.88%

250 4.38%

85
10
10
10
5
5
5
5
30
5
85

10

10

10

5
 5

30

60
10
10
5
5
30
5

10

50 0.88%

10
20
10

10

100 1.75%

90

10

170 2.98%

155
55
25 0.44%
25

220 3.86%

110
40
 30
40
50
10
10
10
10
10
20
4
4
2
2
2
6
40
2
2
4
6
6
6
6
2
6
100 1.75%

40
40
20
180 3.16%
30
5
5

80
16
16

16

16

16
20

20

40

80 1.40%

20

20

20

20

170 2.98%

20

20

20

20

30
36+4

20

805

80 1.40%
20
20
20

20

100 1.75%

100

90 1.58%
20

20
20

30
60 1.05%
75 1.31%
75 1.31%

20
10
10
15
20
125 2.19%
125
130 2.28%
60
20
20

10
10

70
20
20

10

20

70 1.23%
30

30

20
Sr.No. Component Total Score/ Marks Percentage Share
of JA
Jan andolan 1295

1 Jan andolan 1295

1.1 Citizen Feedback 600 46.33%
1.1 (a) Vote for your city App
1.1 (b) Vote for your city web portal
1.1 (c) MyGov
1.1 (d) QR code based
1.1 (e) Swachhata App
1.2 Engagement of Local Brand 55 4.25%
Ambassadors & recognition of
Swachhata champions

1.2 (a) Engagement of Local ‘Brand 55

Ambassador’
1.2 (a1) Yes – City Based Brand Ambassador(s) 30
selected performed their role

1.2 (a2) No 0

1.2 (b) Recognition to Swachhata Champions 25

1.3 Participation of ULBs in campaigns 200 15.44%
driven by MoHUA

1.4 Drives conducted by cities on SUP clean 50 3.86%

up
1.4 (a) Single use plastic clean up drives 50
conducted in the city and water bodies

1.5 Onsite wet waste processing by non- 70 5.41%

Bulk Waste Generators
1.5 (a) Awareness campaign conducted 70
1.6 Grievance Redressal through 100 7.72%
Swachhata App/Local App:
1) Percentage as calculated by the
formula below will be applied on
‘Maximum score’ which will become the
score for that month.
2) Final Score of this indicator for SS-
2024 will be the average of every month
score

1.7 Swachh Ward ranking 320 24.71%

1.7 (a) Swachh Ward Ranking conducted for 320

each month
(between April 2023 to March 2024)
Sub-Criteria

1) Cities with >10 L

Population: Minimum 3
Brand Ambassadors
2) Cities with 1-10 L
Population: Minimum 2
Brand Ambassadors
3) Cities with <1 L
population : Minimum 1
Brand Ambassador

1)Yes minimum 3 men and 3

women recognized: 25Marks
2) Yes minimum 2 men and 2
women recognized: 20Marks
3) Yes minimum 1 man and 1
woman recognized: 15Marks
1) Participated in all
campaigns: 200Marks
2) Participated in any 80% of
campaigns: 175Marks
3) Participated in any 60% of
campaigns 150Marks
4) Participated in any 40% of
campaign: 100Marks
5) Participated in any 20% of
campaign: 50Marks
6) Did not participate in any
campaign : 0marks