Enhance biomedical-waste treatment capacity for future demand
Bharatiya Janata Party · Goa Legislative Assembly Election 2022
Last updated 23 Jun 2026
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Meaningful delivery has occurred, but the stated commitment is incomplete.
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Original manifesto wording
“To ensure the proper disposal of bio-medical waste produced in the state, we will enhance the capabilities of existing Bio-Medical Waste Treatment Plants, to ensure it is prepared to meet future demands.”
Our Assessment
Partial. The Common Biomedical Waste Treatment Facility at Kundaim has a total designed treatment capacity of 28 tonnes per day and is equipped with a rotary incinerator, pollution-control system, autoclave, boiler, shredder, effluent-treatment plant and plastic-recycling equipment. The facility currently treats approximately 4 to 5 tonnes of biomedical waste per day from more than 1,700 healthcare units throughout Goa, giving it substantial capacity to meet future increases in demand. The 2024 State Waste Policy also records the facility as fully operational. However, GWMC states that collection and operations began in October 2021, before the election. Post-election records confirm statewide utilisation and full operation, but do not clearly identify an additional capacity expansion, new treatment line or specific equipment upgrade undertaken during the present term. The future-demand capability and expanded operational coverage support partial delivery, but a completed post-election enhancement is not proven. Status partial.
Sources & Evidence
Government of Goa Official Gazette - Revised Solid Waste Management Policy 2022-2037
Goa Waste Management Corporation - Common Biomedical Waste Treatment Facility at Kundaim
Goa Legislative Assembly - Biomedical waste treatment volumes and statewide healthcare coverage
BJP Goa Assembly Election 2022 manifesto
Promise Timeline
The Government reported treatment of approximately 4 to 5 tonnes daily from more than 1,700 healthcare units across Goa.
View sourceThe State Waste Policy recorded the Kundaim Common Biomedical Waste Treatment Facility as fully operational.
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