GNIDA seeks NGO to monitor waste services in Greater Noida West

Greater Noida’s daily municipal waste load is about 800 tonnes, and GNIDA is looking for an NGO to help tighten sanitation oversight in Greater Noida West.

The authority has invited bids for a two-year assignment, with a 25-member team expected to map collection points and waste infrastructure, assess sanitation facilities, and prepare an action plan with GNIDA. The team will monitor door-to-door collection, roadside garbage clearance, drain cleaning and public and community toilets, while using geo-tagging, GIS tools and the integrated command and control centre to track work and complaints.

The proposed outreach includes training and campaigns for residents, RWAs, village communities and sanitation workers, with an emphasis on separating waste at source and reducing single-use plastic, littering and waste burning. Bids close on November 25 and are due to be opened on November 27.

GNIDA has separately told bulk waste generators — establishments producing more than 100kg of waste a day — to meet the Solid Waste Management Rules, 2026 within 90 days. They must register on the CPCB portal within 30 days, submit a compliance plan within 45 days and segregate waste. Non-compliance may invite environmental penalties and other action.