annual progress report f.y. 2018-19

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Government of India Ministry of Environment & Forests

(EI Division) …….

Format for the Annual Progress Report on Activities of ENVIS Centres

Financial Year (2018-19)

1. Name of Host Organization: Uttarakhand Environment Protection & Pollution Control Board,

2. Assigned Subject Area: Status of Environment & Related Issues

3. Date/Month/Year of establishment of ENVIS Centre:

11.03.2005

4. Name and designation of ENVIS Coordinator:

Sh. Sudarshan S. Pal Chief Environment Officer

5. Current ENVIS Staff Structure:

Name Position held Qualification and Experience

Joining Date in ENVIS Centre

Joining Date in current position

2018-19 Leaving Date (if

applicable)

Emoluments drawn (₹)

Monthly Annual

Niharika Dimri

Information Officer

MCA, B.A.(Maths), Diploma in Computer Science & Engineering (3 Years)

05.07.2005

05.01.2012

32,229 3,86,748/-

Rachana Nautiyal

IT Officer MCA, B.A., PGDCA, M.A.(English)

21.08.2012

01.04.2013

26,066 3,12,792/-

6. Mandate of the Host Organization Mandate of the ENVIS Centre Implementation of provisions of Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act 1974 & Air(Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act 1981& Environment Protection Act, 1986

Establishment of linkages with all information sources in the particular subject area of environment Responding to user queries Establishment of a data bank on some selected parameters relating to the subject area

Monitoring of river water quality and ambient air quality;

Building up a good collection of books, Reports and journals Bringing out newsletters/ publications in their subject area for wide dissemination

To collaborate with the Central Pollution Control Board in organizing the training of persons engaged in activities relating to prevention and control of pollution and to organize mass education programmes relating

To identify data gaps and knowledge gaps in the subject area and prepare a status report and enables policy decision. To build up an inventory of authentic and reliable information material

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thereof; to make, or revoke any order-

for the prevention, control or abatement of discharges of waste into streams or wells; requiring any person concerned to construct new systems for the disposal of sewage and trade effluents or to modify, alter or extend any such existing system or to adopt such remedial measure as are necessary to prevent control water pollution

Adopting cutting-edge technologies of information gathering, processing, storage, retrieval and dissemination. Collection and dissemination of information’s relating to Environmental Pollution.

7. Databases:

7.1. Catalogue of Non-numeric Databases compiled by the ENVIS Centre till date:

Name of Database

Description (in brief)

Data type (descriptive/ graphical/ geospatial/

etc.)

Status of Updation/

Periodicity/ Data Points Compiled (including

date/month/year of last data

point)

Source(s) of data Online Availability

(Whether uploaded on

ENVIS Website)

Flora & Fauna Name of Species, found at what altitude

descriptive 2009,2014 Wild Life Institute of Dehradun

Available (2009)

Medicinal Plants

Botanical Name, local Name, parts used, uses

descriptive 2014 http://www.forest.uk.gov.in

NA

Tourism Name of Tourist places, general description

descriptive 2009,2014 Directorate of Tourism Department, Dehradun

Available (2009)

Transportation Highways Railway Transportation

descriptive 2009 Regional Transport Office, Dehradun

Available (2009)

7.2. Catalogue of Numeric and Time-series Databases compiled by the Centre till date

Name of Database


Time Period (Starting year-

Ending year) and Periodicity

(annual/ monthly/ other)

Source(s) of data Online Availability

(Whether uploaded on

ENVIS Website)

Air Comparative Statement of Air Quality at various stations

Annual/monthly Uttarakhand Environment Protection & Pollution Control Board, Lab

Available (2019)

Water Rivers, Lakes, Surface water, ground Water, STP

Annual/monthly Uttarakhand Environment Protection &

Available (2019)

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Pollution Control Board, Lab

Noise Data at various locations , during deepawali data

Annual/monthly Uttarakhand Environment Protection & Pollution Control Board, Lab

Availabe (2019)

Vehicular District wise registration of vehicles

Annual Transport Department, Dehradun

Available (2000-2015)

Forest Forest Cover, Flora & Fauna, Biosphere Reserves, Biological Resources, National Parks, Wild Life, Migratory Corridors

Annual/monthly Forest Survey of India

Available (2007)

Tourism Directorate of Tourism Department, Dehradun

Available

Waste Management

Biomedical, Hazardous, Municipal

Annual Uttarakhand Environment Protection & Pollution Control Board

Available

Transportation

Highway, Railway, Vehicle Information

Annual Statistical Department, Dehradun

Available

Land & people

Population Trends, Settlements (District wise), Soil of Uttarakhand, Soil Pattern

Available

Others Tourist, Mines, Climate/Temperature, Tourist Statistics, Agriculture, Fertilizers/Pesticides

Directorate of Tourism Department, Regional Control of Mines, Statistical Department, Dehradun.

Available

7.3. New Databases developed during the previous Financial Year (2018-19):

7.3.1. Non-numeric Databases: Name of Database


Data type (descriptive/ graphical/ geospatial/

etc.)

Status of Updation/ Periodicity/ Data Points Compiled

(including date/month/year of

last data point)

Source(s) of data Online Availabilit

y (Whether uploaded on ENVIS Website)

Flora No. of Species, Scientific Name

Descriptive/ Images

March, 2014

Bio-Resources of Uttarakhand-Their Conservation &

NA

Fauna Medicinal Plants

Botanical Name, Local Name, Parts Used, Uses

Descriptive

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Management. http://www.forest.uk.gov.in Conservation & Diversity of important plants in Shivalik Himalayas.

Forest based industries distribution in Uttarakhand

Uttarakhand forest multiplicity state which has total forest area of 65% of total geographical area which consists of Cedar, Kyle, Fursprus, Suri, Oak, Pine, Sal, Teak, Rosewood, Eucalyptus, Bamboo forest.

Descriptive - http://www.forest.uk.gov.in

NA

Wildlife Ecotourism in Uttarakhand

The state has 06 national parks and 07 wildlife sanctuaries and 04 conservation reserve which covers 13.8% of the total area of the state.

Descriptive -

Community based Eco Tourism in Uttarakhand

Community based rural tourism has been identified as a viable option for providing livelihood opportunities to the communities residing in villages near the forest areas and to provide visitors a glimpse of rural hill village life.

Descriptive -

Eco Tourism Destinations

Uttarakhand is famous as Dev Bhoomi or the Abode of Gods the culture and religion of the people derives inspiration from nature with which it is intricately linked. The state has diverse culture and traditions at regional and local levels which are the identity of a place.

Descriptive -

Popular Destinations of Uttarakhand

Total 42 destinations found.

Descriptive - Uttarakhand Tourism Development Board.

Lesser known Destination of Uttarakhand

Total 24 destinations found.

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7.3.2. Numeric and Time-series Databases:

Name of Database


Time Period (Starting year-

Ending year) and Periodicity

(annual/ monthly/ other)

Source(s) of data Online Availability (Whether uploaded on

ENVIS Website)

Air Graphical representation of data, Comparative data table, Air Quality Data at various stations

Annual/Monthly Clock Tower (1993-2019) Raipur Road (2007-2019) Other Stations (2010-2019)

Uttarakhand Environment Protection & Pollution Control Board, Lab.

Available www.ueppcb.uk.gov.in

Water Graphical representation of data, Comparative data table, Water Quality Data at various stations

Annual/Monthly 2000-2019

Climate Rainfall, Temperature Monthly 1990-2013 (Dehradun) 2004-2013 (other districts)

Indian Metrological Department

Waste Management

Quantity of Waste generated, collected, disposed, treated, etc.

Annual 2018

Uttarakhand Environment Protection & Pollution Control Board.

Noise Comparative data table. 2006-2019(April) Forest 1. Classification of forest area.

2. Species wise classification of forest areas under forest department.

3. classification of forest areas under forest department according to use

4. Division wise classification of forest area.

5. Conservation reserve. 6. Detail of district wise

geographical area and forest of Uttarakhand.

7. Analysis of forest cover based on the satellites Imageries (done by FSI 2017).

8. Types of forest classification in Uttarakhand.

9. District wise detail of forest area diverted from 2000-2018 under forest

Uttarakhand forest statistics 17-18

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conservation act 1980. 10. District wise detail of

departmental plantation during last 06 years.

11. District wise production of timber (2009-2018).

STP

Comparative data table, inlet outlet of STP

2016-19(June)

UEPPCB

Livestock 1. Species wise livestock population

2. Livestock Produce

2012 2012-13 to 2016-17

ahd.uk.gov.in (Animal Husbandry)

Geology and Mining

1. District wise geographical location of mineral deposits and occurrences in Uttarakhand

2. Mineral Deposits and occurrences in Uttarakhand

- dgm.uk.gov.in

7.4. Status of data entry in ISBEID: (For State/ UT ENVIS Centres) – As in Annex

8. Information/ Knowledge Products:

8.1. ENVIS Newsletters published during the previous Financial Year (2018-19):

Quarter/ Volume/ Issue/ Theme

Main Articles Number of copies printed and circulated

1 Newsletter on E-Waste generation and Management in Uttarakhand, 2018

300

2 Status of Plastic Waste Management and Inventorization of Recycling Units in Uttarakhand

300

3 Air and Noise Pollution during diwali festival, 2018” – (under process)

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8.2. Other publications/ information products brought out during the previous Financial Year (2018-19):

Publication/ Product

Theme(s)/ Subject Area(s) Number of copies printed and circulated

1 Report on ENVIS activities during 2018. 200 2 Poster on Waste Segregation 60 3 Poster on Earth Day 60

9. ENVIS Website (ENVIS Centres whose Website has been restructured may provide the Performance Report/Graphs generated therein wherever possible):

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9.1. URL: www.utrenvis.nic.in

9.2. Status of restructuring of Website: Restructured on(DD/MM/YYYY)

ü Not restructured

9.3. Frequency of updating Website: -

9.4. Subject-specific database updation (numeric/ others):

-

9.5. Publication uploaded/ updated on Website: Data uploaded up to year 2018

10. User Engagement and Interaction(ENVIS Centers whose Website has been restructured may

provide the Performance Report/Graphs generated therein wherever possible):

10.1. Total number of visits on Website: NA

10.2. Number of unique visits on Website:

10.3. Number of reports downloaded/ read by stakeholders:

10.4. Query-Answer Statistics:

Mode of

Query Receipt Number of Queries

Received Number of Queries

Responded Reasons for shortfalls, if any, and action

taken to rectify Online Email 40 35 Postal 0 0 Physical 15 /month 15

11. Implementation of Annual Plan of Activities of the previous Financial Year (2018-19):

Activity/ Target Achievements Shortfalls, if any, and reasons therefore

Website related Activities

Data has been compiled but not uploaded due to VPN issues.

ISBEID Database 07 Modules has been completed and data has been uploaded into the website

Non-availability of data from different departments

Publications News letters on “Status of Plastic Waste Management and Inventorization of Recycling Units in Uttarakhand”, “Newsletter on E-Waste Generation and Management in Uttarakhand, 2018” has been published and news letter on “Newsletter on Air and Noise Pollution during Deepawali festival, 2018” is under process.

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Report on ENVIS Activities during 2018 has been published.

Other Databases Data has been compiled 1. Forest 2. Eco Tourism 3. Geology and

Mining 4. Animal Husbandry

Training/Workshop 01. Waste management training.

02. Biomedical Waste Management training.

12. New initiatives taken during the previous Financial Year 2018-19

1. Printing of cloth bags for distribution in vegetable markets and local markets.

2. Awareness campaigns (in rural areas)

13. Date of most recent physical verification by the Ministry:

Feb, 2018

14. Status of existing hardware:

Hardware item Specification Sanction Order with Date

Date of procurement

Procured from ENVIS Grant

2 Desktop HP 3330, Desktop Computer with preloaded Operating System Configuration Intel i3, Operating System: Microsoft Windows 8

11/72/2004-EI dated 22/11/2013

15.05.2014

Provided by Host Institute

15. Status of utilization of grant in previous year (2018-19) and reasons for shortfalls, if any: Head of

Expenditure Sanctioned amount (₹)

Actual Expenditure (₹)

Reasons for Shortfall/ Excess (if any)

Recurring Annual

Manpower 6,99,533.00 7,52,535/- Databases, etc. 4,65,300.00 2,58,946/- Travel & Training 55,000 13,464/-

Non-Recurring (Hardware/ ISBEID/ Any Other)

Hardware - - ISBEID - -

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16. Issues/ hurdles faced in undertaking ENVIS activities:

16.1. Reconstruction of Website from NIC

16.2. Due to unavailability of guidelines for TA/DA staff has to face lots of problem for the clearance of their TA/DA and sometimes even don’t get the actual expense bared by them.

16.3. Requirement of 02 new staff (Field assistant and GIS analyst).

16.4. Data collection for ISBEID platform is challenging and pain taking due to non availability of readymade data.

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Annual Plan of Operation/Activities (APOs) for F.y. 2019-20 The annual plan of activities for 2018-19 in summative is enumerated below;

A. ENVIS activities as per new mandate:

§ To promote, implement and coordinate Green Skill Development Programme (GSDP).

§ To implement and coordinate Grid Based Decision Support System (GRIDSS) programme.

§ To participate, implement and coordinate Community-driven Environmentally Sustainable Village Programme (CESVP) as and when intimated by ENVIS Focal Point.

B. Ongoing/ Regular ENVIS Activities:

§ ISBEID data collection and data entry for 2018 year onwards as ongoing activity in all 17 modules. Enriching the Subject-wise database with climate change related information on wetlands, glaciers, forestry, wildlife.

§ Publication of Quarterly Newsletters.

§ Extension & Outreach programmes on environmental information sharing, awareness, education and training of youths/ students/ stakeholders/ local people at the ground level (district/ village level).

§ Monitoring of key 20+ environment related parameters and reflecting in the spatial form (Pakriti maps, grid based spatial content) as per the directives of the ENVIS secretariat.

§ Coordinate National Green Corps (NGC) programmes in Uttarakhand as a Nodal Resource Agency and collaborate with resource agencies.

§ Support the host department in environment awareness programmes in the State with resource materials like pamphlets, brochures, posters, banners.

§ Repository of Environmental Knowledge: ENVIS Hub will collect information pertaining to its assigned subject area ‘Status of Environment & Its Related Issues’ pertaining to State of Uttarakhand, maintain and update the subject-specific database, and based on its capability produce value-added information, such as Rules & Regulations; Legislations; Guidelines; Gazette Notifications, develop mobile apps, maintain photo bank; prepare research papers/publications etc. Numerical data on the assigned Subject Area will be collected, compiled, processed, analysed and submitted quarterly/annually as required to the ENVIS Focal Point.

§ State of Environment Atlas: District and State level maps will be created by strengthening the Management Information System (MIS) & Geographical Information System (GIS).

§ Grid Based Decision Support System (GRIDSS): For sustainable management of natural resources, ENVIS Hub will carry out survey of 03 districts in a phased manner in 9x9 km grid or less depending on the terrain, for effective survey of various environmental parameters such as air, water, noise, soil quality, solid, hazardous & e-waste, forest & wildlife, flora & fauna, wetlands, lakes, rivers & other water bodies, public health etc. For the survey, secondary data would be taken as base information and if required primary data would also be collected for further analysis.

§ Green Skill Development Programme (GSDP): ENVIS Hub will coordinate environment fields, like waste management, Air Quality Monitoring and Testing Analyst/Technician, Soil & Water Quality Analyst/Technicians, Cleaner Production.

§ Community-driven Environmentally Sustainable Villages Programme (CESVP): The programme envisages mobilizing communities on environmental issues, creating decentralized models of development empowering local communities, and building the right atmosphere in villages to adopt environmentally sustainable practices on community level.

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Annex Status of data entry in ISBEID: (For State/ UT ENVIS Centres):

Module Sub-Module Fields Period for which data updated State-level District-level

Annual Monthly Annual Monthly

I. Administ

rative

1. General

Name No. of Districts (with name)

Data Uploaded

No. of Mandals/ Tahsils/ Taluks (with name) No. of Blocks (with name) No. of Municipalities (with name) No. of Panchayats No. of Cities with million plus population (with name) No. of Tribal Settlements Elevation above mean sea level (Maximum) Elevation above mean sea level (Minimum) Total geographical area GDP of the state (Sector wise) - Primary - Secondary - Tertiary

2. Socio Economics

No. of BPL household in millions % of Household below poverty line

3. Climate

Average mean monthly temperature (Max.) Mar-10 1990-

2015 Average mean monthly temperature (Min.) Mar-10 1990-

2015

Total annual Rainfall Mar-10 1990-2015

Relative Humidity

4. Demography

Population (for last 4 decades - 1961 - 71 - 81- 91- 2001)

Total Population 2010,11 Males Population 2010,11 Females Population 2010,11 Density 2011 Area in 2011 No. of females/thousand males (sex ratio) 2001,11

% of Literacy 2011 % of population attending school Crude Birth Rate (Nos. per 1000 population) 2011

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Annual Monthly Annual Monthly Crude Death Rate (Nos. per 1000 population) 2011

II. Infra-

structure

1. Housing

Permanent Semi- Permanent Temporary Average Household Size (Persons per HH)

2. Medical and Health Service

No. of Government Hospitals No. of Registered private hospitals/ nursing homes

3. Transport

No. of Railway Stations

2003- 10, 2012

Length of Railway Lines

Length of National Highways

2003- 10, 2012

2011

Length of State Highways Length of other roads

No. of Domestic Airports

2003- 10, 2012

2011

No. of international Airports

2003- 10, 2012

III. Energy

1. Non-Renewable

Coal power generation 2015 Installed Capacity Gas Power generation 2015 Installed Capacity Oil based power generation Installed Capacity Atomic power generation Installed Capacity

2. Renewable

Hydel power generation 2011, 2013

Installed Capacity

Windmill power generation 2011, 2012

Installed Capacity

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Annual Monthly Annual Monthly Solar photovoltaic power generation Installed Capacity Biogas power generation 2011 Installed Capacity

Other biomass power generation 2011, 2012

Installed Capacity

3. Electricity Consumption

Industrial and Commercial

1993, 2001, 2006-13

Agriculture 1993, 2001, 2006-13

Domestic 1993, 2001, 2006-13

4. Energy Consumption

LPG Other Petroleum Products Coal 2011 Natural Gas

Other 1993, 2001, 2006-13

IV. Agri-

culture

1. Agriculture Area Classification

Total agricultural area

Area under non-agriculture use 2004, 2006, 2008-12

2006, 2008

Barren and uncultivable land 2004, 2006, 2008-12

2006, 2008

Permanent pasture / grazing land 2004, 2006, 2008-12

2006, 2008

Net irrigated land

New Sown area 2006, 2008-10 2006,

2008

Plantation crops Area under organic farming thereof

2. Agriculture Production

Total production of crops Yield of Kharif Crops % Yield of Rabi Crops % Yield of other crops %

3. Crop Name

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Annual Monthly Annual Monthly Production (plantation crops) (in million tons per annum)

Production Rice

Sowing Area 2013

Production 2004, 2006- 2013

Wheat

Sowing Area 2013

Production 2004, 2006-13

Pulses

Sowing Area 2013


Total food grains Sowing Area Production

Cotton Sowing Area Production

Jute &mesta Sowing Area Production

Sugarcane

Sowing Area 2013


Tobacco Sowing Area Production

Oil Seeds

Sowing Area 2013


Others Sowing Area

Production 2007-08, 2011

4. Fertilizer Consumption Nitrogen 2000-

2013

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Phosphate 2000- 2013

Potash 2000- 2013

Others 2013

5. Pesticide Consumption

Insecticides Fungicides Weedicides Rodenticide Fumigants Others

V. Industrie

s

1. Category of Industry

Total No. of Large Scale Industries 2014 2012 Total No. of Medium Scale Industries 2014 2012

Total No. of Small scale Industries 2014 2012

Total No. of Red Category Industries 2014, 2017 2012

Total No. of Orange Category Industries

2014, 2017 2012

Total No. of Green Category Industries

2014, 2017 2012

2. Mining & Quarrying

Iron Copper Lead Zinc Nickel Manganese Bauxite Coal Other (Chromite) Name of the Mineral Resources

VI. Tourism

& Heritage

1. Tourism & Heritage

Name and location of Heritage sites Name and location of Religious places/centers

Name and location Archaeological monuments/sites

Name and location of Scenic Areas Name and location of Tourist Resorts

VII. Natural

Resources

1. Land Use Classification

Total Geographical Area 2005-06, 2008, 2011

2001, 2011

Forest 2005-06, 2001,

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Annual Monthly Annual Monthly 2008, 2011

2011

Non-Agriculture use 2005-06, 2008, 2011

2001, 2011

Barren and uncultivable land

Permanent pastures and other grazing land

2005-06, 2008, 2011

2001, 2011

Miscellaneous tree crops and groves 2005-06, 2008, 2011

2001, 2011

Cultivable wasteland 2005-06, 2008, 2011

2001, 2011

Fallow land other than current fallow 2005-06, 2008, 2011

2001, 2011

Current fallow Net area sown 2005-06, 2008, 2011

2001, 2011

Gross cropped area 2001, 2011

Area sown more than once 2001, 2011

Net irrigated area 2001, 2011

Gross irrigated area

2. Land Degradation

Degraded land area Degraded Irrigated land Area affected by shifting cultivation Deforestation rate Total salt affected land Salinization rate Area effected by desertification

3. Waste Land

Gullied & or Ravenous Land % 2003, 2005 2003,

2010

Upland with or without Scrub % 2003, 2005 2003,

2010

Water Logged & marshy Land % 2003, 2005 2003,

2010

land affected by Salinity/Alkalinity Coastal/ Inland %

2003, 2005 2003,

2010

Underutilized Degraded Notified Forest Land %

2003, 2005 2003,

2010

Shifting Cultivation Area % 2003, 2005 2003,

2010

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Annual Monthly Annual Monthly Degraded Land under Plantation Crops %

2003, 2005 2003,

2010

Degraded Pastures/Grazing Land % 2003, 2005 2003,

2010

Mining Industrial Wastelands % 2003, 2005 2003,

2010

Sands - Deserted Coastal % 2003, 2005 2003,

2010

Steep Slopping Area % 2003, 2005

Barren Rocky/Stony Waste/Sheet Rocky Area %

2003, 2005 2003,

2010

Snow Covered and/or Glacial Area %

2003, 2005 2003,

2010

4. Types of Wetlands

Names of wetlands of national importance

Names of wetlands of international importance (Ramsar site etc.)

Coastal /Estuaries Fresh water Lakes Tanks/Ponds/Reservoirs/Dams 2008 Marshes (Tidal/Non-Tidal) Swamps Mangroves Flood Plains Total Area of Wetland Others

5. Soil Types

Black Soil Red Soil Desert Soil Grey and Brown Soil Saline & Alkaline Soil Laterite Soil Alluvial Soil Mountain Soil Mix Red & Black Soil Peaty Soil

VIII. Forest

Resource

1. Distribution of Forest Cover

Dense Forest

2000-01, 2004-05, 2007-09, 2009-11,

2000-01 2003-04 2004-05 2007-09 2009-11

Open Forests 2000-01, 2004-05, 2007-09,

2000-01 2003-04 2004-05

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Annual Monthly Annual Monthly 2009-11, 2007-09

2009-11 Mangroves Trees outside forests Numbers Area in Non Forest

2. Recorded Forest

Reserved Forest Protected Forest Unclassed Forest

3. Mining in Forests

Bauxite Chromite Copper Iron Manganese Others

4. Actual Forest Cover by Density Class

Dense Forest (Crown density Cover Area above 40%) (in ha) 2013

2000, 2003-04, 2007, 2009

Open Forest (Crown density 10- 40% (in ha) 2013

2000, 2003-04, 2007, 2009

Mangrove (in ha)

5. Forest Produce

Timber poles 2011 Fuel wood 2011 Pulp & match Wood Sal seeds Kandu/Bedi leaves Gums & Resins 2004-06 Cane/Rattan & Bamboo 2004-06 Grass /Fodder Drugs/Tannins Spices Lac Others

6. Joint Forest Management Committee

Name of District

No. of JFMC

IX. Water

1. Source of Water

Name of River Total Length

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Annual Monthly Annual Monthly Resource Catchment Area

Seasonality (Perennial/Seasonal) Canals (Length) Reservoirs Tanks, Lakes & Ponds Brackish Water Government Owned Canals Private Canals Tanks Wells Tube Wells

X. Ground Water

Resource

1. Status of Ground Water

Total Replenishable Ground Water Resource

Provision for industrial/ domestic/ other uses

Available Ground Water Resource Net Draft Balance Ground Water Level of Ground Water Development (%)

Utilization Ground Water Resource for irrigation in Net terms

Gross Draft Estimated on Pro-rata basis

2. Categorization of Water Level

Pre-Monsoon average depth to water level

Post Monsoon average depth to water level

No. of Over Exploited Area total Ground Water Resource

3. Use of Ground Water

Quantity of ground water for irrigation

Available ground water for irrigation Utilizable ground water for irrigation Net ground water draft

XI. Ecology

1. Ecological Areas

Name of Biogeographical Zones 2011

2. Physiographical Features

Name of National Parks 2011 Name of Wildlife Sanctuaries 2011 Name of Bird Sanctuaries 2011 Name of Tiger Reserves 2011 Name of Elephant Reserves 2011 Name of Biosphere Reserves 2011

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Annual Monthly Annual Monthly Name of Protected Mangroves area (Private & Public) 2011

Length of coastline 2011

3. Botanical Gardens

Name of Botanical Garden 2011 Area of Botanical Garden 2011 Location 2011 Uniqueness

4. Zoological Parks

Name of Zoological Park 2011 Area of Zoological Park 2011 Location 2011 Uniqueness 2011

XII. Sanitatio

n

No. of Town covered 2012 No. of Town not covered Total No. of treatment plants

XIII. Water

Pollution

1.

BOD 2005-2018

2001-2019 (Apr)

COD 2005-2018

2001-2019 (Apr)

Ph. 2005- 2018

2001-2019 (Apr)

Total Coliform 2005-2018

2001-2019 (Apr)

Conductivity

2. Health

Type of Disease Name of Disease

No. of Deaths

XIV. Air

Pollution 1. Industrial

SO2 1993- 2019 (June)

NOx 1993- 2019 (June)

Suspended Particulate Matter (SPM) 1993- 2019 (June)

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Respirable Suspended Particulate Matter (RSPM)

2008- 2019 (June)

2. Residential

SO2

No monitoring done NOx Suspended Particulate Matter (SPM) Respirable Suspended Particulate Matter (RSPM)

3. Vehicular Pollution

No. of Vehicles

2001 2003 2007 2012 2015

Apr-07

Type of Vehicles

2001 2003 2007 2012 2015

Apr-07

4. Health Type of Disease Name of Disease No. of Deaths

XV. Bio-

diversity

1. Flora Total Species Redbook species No.

2. Fauna Total Species Redbook species No.

XVI. Waste

1. Type of Waste

Hazardous waste (HW) in t/a E-waste thereof in t/a Biomedical waste (BMW) 2008 Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) Plastic Waste Waste Water Treatment/Disposal (for all 5)

2. Clean Technology

Type of Industries Name of technology used

3. Effluent Treatment Plant/CEPT

Name of District

No. of Plants

XVII. Disaster 1. Disaster

Type of Disaster

2003-04 2009 2012 2013

Year

2003-04 2009 2012 2013

2012

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Affected districts in nos. 2004 2012 2013

2012

Population affected (in millions)

2003 2009 2012 2013

Damage in crore INR 2013

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Report on ENVIS Activities during 2018 By

ENVIS Hub, Uttarakhand Environment Protection and Pollution Control

Board

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Awareness Campaign on “Waste Management” during World Environment Day- 2018

ENVIS Hub UEPPCB organized an awareness campaign on “Waste Management” and a Drawing/Slogan competition “Say no to Plastic” during World Environment Day- 2018. The competition was organized in three different Govt. Schools of Dehradun. Preferences, was given to organize, the events in Govt. Schools. Subsequently, winner students were awarded by Prizes and Merit Certificates and Participation Certificates were also awarded to all the participating students. The students had also helped the ENVIS staff in displaying the banners, sticking posters etc. The posters prepared by ENVIS Hub on protecting ozone layer and waste management were also distributed in school.

A set of three dustbins (Red- Non Recyclable Waste, Green- Recyclable Waste and Blue- Food Waste) was also distributed for proper waste disposal in Schools. The School Staff and Children also pledged to keep their School Premises clean. ENVIS Hub also distributed Cloth Bags to the School Staff. The bags were stitched with a reason of decrease in use of plastic bags.

1. Government Inter College, Khurbura:- Students from senior and junior section participated in the drawing/slogan competition. Total 21 Students participated from the senior section and 42 students participated from the junior section making it a total of 63 participants.

2. Junior High School, Kotla Santoor:- 30 Students from Junior High School participated in the drawing/slogan competition including 04 winners and 26 participants.

3. Government Inter College, Maldevta:- Students from senior and junior section participated in the drawing/slogan competition. Total of 28 Students participated from the senior section and 34 students participated from the junior section making it a total of 62 participants.

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Images for Drawing/Slogan Writing Competition during World Environment Day

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Distribution of Cloth Bags during Earth Day and World Environment Day.

ENVIS Hub, UEPPCB purchased 600 cloth bags for distribution during Earth Day and World Environment Day. The bags had a message on “No use of Plastic” and included logos of Ministry of Environment, Forests & Climate Change, ENVIS Hub and Uttarakhand Environment Protection and Pollution Control Board. The main reason of stitching the cloth bags was to generate awareness among general public in decreasing the use of plastic bags and carrying cloth bags while going for vegetable and small grocery shopping.

ENVIS Hub and Uttarakhand Environment Protection and Pollution Control Board distributed the bags during Earth Day, World Environment Day in different vegetable markets, shopping markets of the city. The bags were also distributed in other cities and villages of Uttarakhand by ENVIS Staff and UEPPCB Staff during their visits at particular places.

ENVIS Hub also distributed these bags in all the events/awareness campaigns done in 2018. Every individual was asked to pledge that he/she would decrease the use of plastic carry bags in their homes.

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World Ozone Day 2018- “Keep Cool and Carry On” As per directions of Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, Government of

India for celebrating World Ozone Day 2018- “Keep Cool and Carry On” with a tagline: The Montreal Protocol. In this context ENVIS Hub, Uttarakhand Environment Protection and Pollution Control Board organized a drawing and Slogan writing competition in two Government Schools namely Govt. Girls Junior School, Shamshergarh and Govt. Girls High School, Shamshergarh on the World Ozone Day theme. Both schools are situated opposite each other.

The competition was organized on 18th September 2018. Preferences, was given to organize, the events in Govt. Schools. The event was conducted in two groups i.e. Drawing and Slogan Competition groups. The students were given drawing sheets and writing sheets for drawing and essay writing. Subsequently, winner students from each group were awarded by Prizes and Merit Certificates and Participation Certificates was also given to all the participating students. The posters prepared by ENVIS Hub on protecting ozone layer and waste management were also distributed in schools.

Government Girls Junior School, Shamshergarh:- Students of junior school participated in the drawing/slogan competition. 17 students participated in Drawing and 09 students participated in Slogan writing competition making it a total of 26 Students.

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Government Girls High School, Shamshergarh:-

Students from senior school participated in the drawing/slogan competition. 19 students participated in Drawing and 08 students participated in Slogan writing competition making it a total of 27 Students.

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ENVIS HUB

Uttarakhand Environment Protection & Pollution Control Board

Gaura Devi Paryawaran Bhawan, 46-B, IT Park, Sahastradhara Road, Dehra Dun

Fax No. -0135-2658086, web: www.utrenvis.nic.in

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