MCD Directive ยท Bulk Waste Generators

Segregate Right,
Dispose Responsibly for Your Business

Restaurants, hotels, and large institutions generating bulk waste must follow MCD's segregation and disposal rules under the SWM Rules and Delhi SWM Bye-Laws. Register your establishment, track compliance, and get step-by-step segregation guidance.

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4,200+
Registered BWGs
840+
Empanelled TPs
250
MCD Wards
11,862
TPD Generated
Rule 16(2)
Public Accountability
Official Communication

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What This Portal Does

From registration to accountability โ€” the full loop.

SmartWaste MCD digitises every step the gazette mandates: generators register and declare, processors get empanelled and report, officers verify and issue EBWGR certificates, and the public sees it all.

Register & Verify

BWGs and Technology Providers register once, get reviewed by MCD officers, and verified on-site โ€” all gazette-aligned to Rules 6, 7 and 41.

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Discover & Engage

Generators find empanelled processors by waste stream, capacity and ward โ€” and engage only with registered entities, as Rule 6(g) requires.

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Report & Certify

Processors file Form III quarterly; MCD issues EBWGR Certificates against processed waste โ€” closing the loop under Rule 10.

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↻ Cycle repeats quarterly โ€” every certified batch feeds the next round of registrations.

Learn & Participate

Watch, learn, segregate right.

Short explainers on segregation, composting, and your duties as a generator. Tap any card to play.

SOP video for BWGs SOP

SOP video for BWGs

Standard operating procedure every Bulk Waste Generator should follow.

Type of Waste & Bins For Kids

Type of Waste & Bins

A simple guide to waste categories and which bin each one belongs in.

Interaction on the New SWM Rules MoHUA

Interaction on the New SWM Rules

Ministry of Housing & Urban Affairs on the updated Solid Waste Management Rules.

What Are the New Waste Segregation Rules? The Hindu

What Are the New Waste Segregation Rules?

A news explainer breaking down what changed and why it matters.

Solid Waste Management Rule 2026 DD News

Solid Waste Management Rule 2026

New rules make waste segregation mandatory, with fines for non-compliance.

Four-Way Waste Segregation โ€” SWM Rules 2026 Saahas NGO

Four-Way Waste Segregation โ€” SWM Rules 2026

How to separate waste into four streams under the new rules.

Awareness Video for Kids For Kids

Awareness Video for Kids

Waste segregation basics explained in a kid-friendly way.

Solid Waste Management Rules 2026 Explained IPCA

Solid Waste Management Rules 2026 Explained

A detailed breakdown of the 2026 rules and what they require.

India's SWM Rules 2026: Policy, Practice & Innovation Be Waste Wise

India's SWM Rules 2026: Policy, Practice & Innovation

Bridging the gap between policy, on-ground practice, and innovation.

4-Way Segregation Is Now a Must SWM 2026

4-Way Segregation Is Now a Must

What the new rules mean for households and institutions alike.

The Scale of the Problem

What Delhi throws away every single day.

Six streams the SWM Rules 2026 require to be segregated at source โ€” and the volume each one represents across the capital.

Wet / Biodegradable Rule 5(1)(b)
0 TPD (indicative)

Kitchen, food and garden waste. The largest stream โ€” best processed locally through composting or bio-methanation.

Indicative Composition
Dry / Recyclable Rule 5(1)(b)
0 TPD (indicative)

Paper, plastic, metal, glass and cardboard โ€” recoverable at Material Recovery Facilities and sent to recyclers.

Indicative Composition
Sanitary Rule 5(1)(b)
0 TPD (indicative)

Diapers, napkins and similar waste โ€” wrapped, marked, and sent to authorised incineration or deep-burial.

Indicative Composition
Hazardous / Special Care Rule 5(1)(b)
0 TPD (indicative)

Household hazardous waste โ€” batteries, paints, chemicals, expired medicines โ€” needing treatment at authorised facilities.

Indicative Composition
E-Waste Rule 5(1)(b)
0 TPD (~2 lakh t/yr)

Discarded electronics โ€” Delhi generates around 2 lakh tonnes a year, much of it via Seelampur's informal market.

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C&D Waste Separate Stream
0 TPD (separate stream)

Construction & demolition debris โ€” crushed and recycled into aggregate and paver blocks at dedicated plants.

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Community Drives

Campaigns making a visible difference.

Ongoing city-wide initiatives you can join, follow, or support in your ward.

Kachre Se Azadi 01 Aug – 31 Dec 2026

Kachre Se Azadi

Freedom from garbage, one ward at a time

A city-wide drive to eliminate legacy waste dumpsites and push every ward toward source segregation.

Join the Drive
Swachh Diwali Challenge 15 Oct – 15 Nov 2026

Swachh Diwali Challenge

Celebrate clean, dispose responsibly

Special collection drives and awareness stalls across markets during the festive season.

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Swachhata Pledge 01 Jan – 01 Jan 1970

Swachhata Pledge

Together for a Cleaner, Greener and Healthier Delhi

If already taken Pledge, Get the Certificate of Commitment

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Ground Staff

Know your Safai Karamchari.

Find the sanitation worker assigned to your ward, their beat area, and contact details.

Ward 112 South Zone

Hauz Khas

Hauz Khas Village to SDA Market

Manoj Prasad 98XXXXXX03
5:30 AM โ€“ 1:30 PM
Ward 134 South Zone

Saket

Saket District Centre belt

Anil Chauhan 98XXXXXX04
5:30 AM โ€“ 1:30 PM
Ward 205 Najafgarh Zone

Najafgarh

Najafgarh main bazaar belt

Rakesh Tomar 98XXXXXX08
6:00 AM โ€“ 2:00 PM
Ward 21 Rohini Zone

Rohini Sector 7

Sector 7 & 8 residential blocks

Vijay Pal 98XXXXXX07
5:30 AM โ€“ 1:30 PM
Ward 42 Central Zone

Karol Bagh

Ajmal Khan Road to Dev Nagar

Ramesh Kumar 98XXXXXX01
6:00 AM โ€“ 2:00 PM
Ward 58 Central Zone

Daryaganj

Netaji Subhash Marg belt

Suresh Yadav 98XXXXXX02
6:00 AM โ€“ 2:00 PM
Ward 87 West Zone

Rajouri Garden

Main Market to Block A

Devendra Singh 98XXXXXX05
6:00 AM โ€“ 2:00 PM
Ward 96 West Zone

Punjabi Bagh

Club Road residential belt

Kailash Nath 98XXXXXX06
6:00 AM โ€“ 2:00 PM