Our Plan

Our Plan

Sargodha Waste Management Company (SWMC) – Strategic Plan

Vision and Mission

  • Vision: To transform Sargodha into a clean, green, and sustainable city through efficient and innovative waste management practices.

  • Mission: To provide cost-effective, environment-friendly, and citizen-centric solid waste management services.

Core Objectives

  • Ensure 100% waste collection and safe disposal.

  • Promote environmental sustainability and public health.

  • Engage communities through awareness and participation.

  • Establish a transparent, accountable, and efficient operational system.

Key Strategic Areas

Waste Collection and Transportation

  • Daily waste collection across all urban and peri-urban zones.

  • GPS tracking of waste collection vehicles.

  • Route optimization for efficiency and fuel saving.

Waste Segregation

  • Establish Material Recovery Facilities (MRFs).

  • Promote household-level waste segregation (organic, inorganic, recyclable).

  • Partner with recycling industries for circular waste economy.

  • Transparent reporting to stakeholders and the public.

Monitoring, Evaluation, and Compliance

  • Monthly KPIs and performance reviews.

  • Third-party audits and environmental assessments.

Waste Disposal and Landfilling

  • Develop engineered sanitary landfill sites.

  • Close and rehabilitate illegal dumping points.

  • Monitor environmental compliance and leachate control.

Public Awareness and Community Engagement

  • School programs and citizen outreach campaigns.

  • Use of social media, local influencers, and awareness drives.

  • Establish complaint redressal systems and feedback loops.

Innovation and Smart Waste Solutions

  • Adopt smart bins and IoT-based waste monitoring.

  • Use of digital dashboards for performance tracking.

  • Encourage R&D and pilot projects for waste-to-energy.

Capacity Building and Human Resource Development

  • Regular training programs for field staff and management.

  • Introduce performance-based incentives.

  • Foster a culture of safety, discipline, and professionalism.

Partnerships and Stakeholder Collaboration

  • Collaborate with local government, NGOs, and private sector.

  • Encourage Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs).

  • Participate in national and international waste forums.

Financial Sustainability

  • Develop a cost-recovery model.

  • Explore donor funding and CSR opportunities.

  • Implement waste collection fee mechanisms for industries and commercial zones.