Ensure all urban areas achieve at least a 3-star rating under the Garbage-Free Cities (GFC) framework by 2026.
Focus on 100% source segregation of waste into wet, dry, and hazardous categories.
Remediate all legacy waste dumpsites across urban India through scientific methods like bio-mining and bio-remediation.
Ensure 100% scientific processing and disposal of municipal solid waste.
Promote recycling, reuse, and recovery in line with the principles of a circular economy.
Achieve 100% coverage of sludge and wastewater management in urban local bodies, particularly focusing on smaller cities and towns.
Encourage safe treatment and reuse of wastewater.
Phase out single-use plastics across urban areas and promote alternatives.
Strengthen Information, Education, and Communication (IEC) campaigns to instill long-lasting behavioral changes towards cleanliness and hygiene.
Improve urban aesthetics and public health by reducing pollution and ensuring cleaner air, water, and soil.
Build the capacity of ULBs to implement effective waste and sanitation management practices.
Foster active engagement of citizens, civil society organizations, and private stakeholders in the mission’s activities.
Generate green jobs and economic opportunities in waste management and sanitation sectors, contributing to the overall growth of urban India.