The Mira Bhayandar Municipal Corporation has actually been identified at the nationwide degree for its initiatives in tidiness and waste administration. The company’s fast action (QR)- based electronic waste administration system has actually been recognized and honoured with the respected SKOCH Award 2025—– among India’& rsquo; s most independent and qualified acknowledgments. The Mira Bhayandar Municipal Corporation obtained the Silver Award at an event kept inNew Delhi The honor was approved by Municipal Commissioner and Administrator Radhabinod A Sharma, Additional Commissioner Dr Sachin Bangar, and City Engineer Deepak Khambit.
Aligning with the purposes of the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, the Mira Bhayandar Municipal Corporation created a QR-based system for waste collection and partition. This ingenious technique has actually considerably boosted performance, preparation, and openness in waste collection. Additionally, it has actually resulted in a decrease in resident grievances, adding to a cleaner and a lot more gorgeous city.
Recognising this introducing campaign, the SKOCH Group has actually recognized MBMC at the nationwide degree. The SKOCH Awards are considered as the greatest honours in India for public management, excellent administration, and reliable use modern technology.
While approving the honor, Sharma praised all MBMC policemans and team. “This award is a matter of great pride for the entire Mira Bhayandar city. The municipal corporation will continue its dedicated efforts to implement innovative initiatives and establish Mira Bhayandar as one of the cleanest cities in India,” he stated.
The community management has actually committed this honor to the citizens and has actually established a vision for reinforcing waste administration, tidiness, and environment-friendly efforts in the future.
The various other participants at the event consisted of Dr M Govinda Rao (Chairman, Karnataka Regional Imbalances Redressal Committee), Ajay Seth (Secretary, Department of Economic Affairs, Ministry of Finance), Pranjul Bhandari (MD & & Chief India Economist, HSBC & Adviser, 16th Finance Commission), Dr M Ramachandran (Distinguished Fellow, SKOCH Development Foundation and Former Secretary, GoI), Dr NC Saxena (Distinguished Fellow, SKOCH Development Foundation and Former Secretary, GoI), Sameer Kochhar (Chairman, SKOCH Group), Dr VN Alok (Professor &, Indian Institute ofPublic Administration), Dr Deepak B Phatak (Director, SKOCH Development Foundation and Chairman, Board of Governors, IIT Indore), Dr Ram Singh (Director, Delhi School of Economics), and Dr Hindol Sengupta (Historian & Professor, OP Jindal Global University).
