to carry clean and maintain if this is too difficult to implement one could at least start with two bins one for decomposable organic waste and the other for recyclable inorganic waste people who have large gardens or those living in group housing societies with land available in the campus and can prevent access to stray animals such as pigs dogs and cats can create composting pits in the gardens for organic waste the slight drawback of composting at home is that during the composting process the waste generates fugitive emissions which pollutes the air and can be nauseating while homes make the effort to segregate the municipal corporation must make simultaneous changes in its garbage collection and management methods garbage collection vehicles must be customized each vehicle comprising three parts one for each category of waste they must be easy to operate and maintain in addition these customized vans must be covered as prescribed in the hmca 1994 which says the commissioner must provide covered vehicles or vessels for the removal of filth and other polluted and obnoxious matter chap xv section 270 the mcg has currently contracted waste collection to private agencies during the tendering process itself it must be made mandatory for contractors to provide customised and covered garbage collection vans similarly the waste disposal site now at bandhwari must also create segregated sections where biodegradable and partially or nonbiodegradable matter can be dumped for a large city like gurgaon each zone must have its separate waste treatment site and plant to achieve this both residents and the corporation staff will have to be educated and convinced there cannot be a more efficient way of managing waste than to start from home