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Chander Kumar Singh, Shubhangi .

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The rapid economic growth along with development and expansion of urban JOURNAL
infrastructure with improper design is leading to various problems for CONTENT
management of several components of infrastructure. Management of rapidly Search
growing municipal solid waste (MSW) is one of the major challenges along with
lack of maintenance of sewerage systems, sewage treatment plants, proper
collection and disposal of waste. Due to change in lifestyle and increase in per Search Scope
capita income, the generation of MSW has increased and its proper disposal and All
management has become a major challenge for government and non- Search
government organizations. This improper of MSW disposal leads to urban
flooding as it becomes a major civic and health concern for the population. The
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current study reviews several initiatives of State Govt. which has increased
infrastructure in peri-urban areas of Lucknow City. The study also estimates the By Issue
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future land use/land civer of the city for the year 2031 and does a literature
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review of suitable mitigation options for safe disposal of solid waste and Other
provides solution to seasonal flooding events in the city. Journals

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Sewage, MSW, flooding, land change modeling
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.37591/jowppr.v4i2.470

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