TAILIEUCHUNG - Evaluation of Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB): Submitted to Ministry of Environment and Forest Government of India

Mercury that exists in a stable state in the Earth’s crust is referred to as “geologic” mercury. The active mercury cycle begins when mercury is released from this stable form to the environment through natural processes or human interven- tion. There are four principal pathways releasing mercury to the environment. First is through natural processes; for example, mercury that was once in the Earth’s crust could be released through a volcanic eruption or other geological activity. Second is the release of mercury that is incidental to some other activity; for example, the natural mercury found in coal is released when the coal is burned in a power plant to produce electricity. The third way. | Evaluation of Central Pollution Control Board CPCB Submitted to Ministry of Environment and Forest Government of India By Indian Institute of Management Lucknow February 2010 1 Content Sl. No. Description Page No. 1. Chapter 1 Introduction and Study Approach 1 - 7 Section 1 Background 1 Section 2 Purpose Objectives of the Study 1 Section 3 Study Approach 2 Section 4 Sources of Information 7 2. Chapter 2 Organizational Profile of CPCB 8 - 52 Section 1 Origin History 8 Section 2 Organization Structure 9 Section 3 Governance 11 Section 4 Core Functions 13 Section 5 Major Activities 36 Section 6 Challenges in the Field of Water Pollution Control 39 Section 7 Challenges in the Handling of Wastes 41 Section 8 Human Resources 43 Section 9 Financial Expenditure and Allocation 44 Section 10 Performance Assessment of CPCB 45 Section 11 Areas for Concern 49 Section 12 Follow-up Actions Taken in Pursuant to the Court Order 50 Section 13 Procedure Relating to Award of Project Work 51 Section 14 Out-Reach Procedure for Wider Dissemination 51 3. Chapter 3 Business Plan for CPCB 53 - 82 Section 1 PEST Analysis 53 Section 2 Strengths and Weaknesses Analysis 59 Section 3 KOGMA Analysis 61 Section - 4 Resource Requirement 71 4. Chapter 4 Strategies and Recommendations 83 - 90 Section 1 Framework for Strategy Development 83 2 Sl. No. Description Page No. Section 2 Strengthening Organizational Capacity 85 Section 3 Strengthening Human and Financial Resources 86 Section 4 Role of CPCB 87 5. Appendix 1 Evaluation of CPCB Activities - Checklist for collecting data from CPCB 91 Appendix 2 Break-up of the manpower requirement for the different divisions of CPCB as well as various zonal offices 97 Appendix 3 Project Proposal Submitted to Central Pollution Control Board for Computerization of CPCB 108

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