BWG Registration
Register, list and monitor bulk waste generators with location and compliance-ready details.
- BWG records
- Ward/category tracking
- Compliance monitoring base
This solution combines BWG registration, GIS asset registry, GVP tracking, MRF and processing infrastructure records, door-to-door survey, user charge collection, complaints, geo-attendance and role-based dashboards in a working portal that a ULB can demonstrate and pilot quickly.
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Every proposal point maps to a working screen or role-wise workflow in the current project.
Register, list and monitor bulk waste generators with location and compliance-ready details.
Maintain map-ready records for vehicles, BWG, GVP, MRF, CT/PT, processing sites and transfer stations.
Report, list, review and track garbage vulnerable points as operational sanitation cases.
Track MRF, CT/PT, processing sites and transfer stations with capacity and status details.
Door-to-door survey, user charge collection, UPI flow, receipt generation and recovery reports.
Separate dashboards and menus for Super Admin, Admin, Supervisor, Field User and Sanitary Worker.
A simple daily review screen turns field activity, assets, complaints and collection data into decisions.
| Ward | Service | Revenue | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| BWG | Registry | Admin | Ready |
| GIS Assets | Layers | All roles | Ready |
| GVP | Workflow | Field + Admin | Ready |
| Attendance | Geo-check | Field staff | Configurable |
The portal now separates assets into focused pages and keeps the GIS map as a visual layer view for review meetings.
One registry view for asset records and map-readiness.
Track bulk generators and sanitation vulnerable points as separate operational records.
Vehicle registry for sanitation fleet visibility and service planning.
Material Recovery Facility capacity, equipment, operator and output tracking.
Community and public toilet facility monitoring for seats, water, caretaker and service status.
Processing sites and transfer stations with holding, technology and dispatch linkage details.
This keeps scope practical: first demonstrate the working platform, then configure modules and scale ward-wise.
Use these entry points to show that the proposal is not only a document. It is connected to a functioning role-based portal.
Start with the ULB pain points: manual BWG/GVP records, scattered asset information, weak user charge recovery, limited field proof, and slow ward-level review. Then show the live modules in this order: Super Admin, Admin command center, BWG, GIS assets, GIS map, GVP, household survey, UCC collection, complaints and attendance. Close with the four-week pilot plan.