In the 52 towns with solid waste generation of less than 50 tonnes / day an action plan has been drafted which proposes to organise and aim for 100 percent house to house collection as well as a massive awareness campaign. Segregation of waste is to be encouraged. Conveniently designed storage facilities have to be set up and maintained in a hygienic state. Wastes should be processed by composting. Suitable landfill sites need to be identified for this purpose. Vermicomposting movement will provide great succour for the already pressurised municipal infrastructure. Non power intensive simple sand bed based technologies need to be introduced for sewage treatment.

The already over burdened urban infrastructure needs to understand and strengthen the 'Organic' linkage between rainwater harvesting, multiculture plantation and vermicomposting.

Sl.No.	Name of District	Recyclable Hazardous Wastes/Month	Incinerable Hazardous Wastes/Month	Disposable Hazardous Wastes/Month	Total quantity of Hazardous Wastes/Month
1.	Medak	863	224	1241	2328
2.	Ranga Reddy	1680.75	35.25	164	1880
3.	Hyderabad	309.6	39.4	36.4	385.4
4.	Visakhapatnam	450	-	8	458
5.	Srikakulam	33	13	131	177
6.	Vizianagarm	-	4.8	13.35	18.15
7.	Chittoor	28	-	346	373.55
8.	Cuddapah	-	-	594.3	594.3
9.	Nalgonda	-	25	28.6	53.6
10.	Mahaboobnagar	-	37.5	108	145.5
11.	Warangal	-	-	5.9	5.9
12.	Karimnagar	8.5	-	-	8.5
13.	West Godavari	-	7.5	151	158.5
14.	East Godavari	8.7	-	-	8.7
15.	Krishna	105	21	6	132.0
16.	Nellore	4.25	-	15	19.25
17.	Prakasam	5	3.5	6	14.5
18.	Kurnool	57	-	61	118.0
	Total	3552.80	410.95	2915.50	6878.25