The quantum of the daily dry stream delivered to the Resource Recovery Centre by all sources as against the projected generation.
- Projected Generation – 5,600 kgs per day.
- Expected Percentage – > 90%
Averages
Intervening Variables
- Absenteeism of sanitation workers, public holidays, vehicle breakdown, etc.
- Tourist influx, fairs and festivals, and such.
- Mass Clean-ups.
Confounding Variables
- Special Circumstances such as wet spells and other weather conditions. The projected generation is calculated for a moisture range of 9-13%. A high Moisture Content due to any reason will increase the tonnage, creating a false impression that the quanta collected and transported to the facility is within normal limits.
- A Special Single Stream Delivery comprising of higher density material such as glass and other inerts will again create a false impression that the allocated quantum has been collected and transported.
- Bulk Deliveries though contributing to tonnage again do not reflect the true situation.
Monthly Trend Since 2023
Recent 6-Month Trend
Recent 31-Day Trend
OBSERVATIONS
OBSERVATIONS
Yearly Trends
- Seasonal variations fairly consistent since Sep 2023
- Daily average of waste deliveries over 2024 and 2025 show no variation
- Gradual increase in daily average observed since October 2023 and can be attributed to privatisation of Collection & Transport
- No direct evidence of increase in waste generation over the last 3 years
Six Month Trend
- Peak in daily averages observed for the months of April and May followed by a gradual decline thereafter
- Consistent fall and rise in waste collection activities seen over Sundays and Mondays
31-Day Trend
- Irregular fluctuations seen in the last three weeks which can be attributed to adverse weather conditions and changes in collection timings
- Fall and rise in waste collection activities seen over Sundays and Mondays
More focus to be laid on waste collection by identifying black-spots such as semi-slums and difficult to access areas
31-Day Timeline of KPIs & their Variables