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Daman & Diu and Dadra & Nagar Haveli Pollution Control Committee (DDD & DNH PCC)

To preserve, protect and improve the quality of environment for both current and future generations Daman & Diu and Dadra & Nagar Haveli Pollution Control Committee was established. DDD & DNH PCC is a persistent defender of integrity of the environment and sustainability. In accordance with the Water (Pollution and Control of Pollution) Act of 1974 and the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act 1981, DDD & DNH PCC was made in the state of Lakshadweep.

Daman & Diu and Dadra & Nagar Haveli Pollution Control Committee responsibility is to manage hazardous waste, issue licenses and permits to business and industries that fall within its purview, conducting environmental impact studies and regulating air and water pollution. DDD & DNH PCC is a regulatory body to uphold the concepts of sustainable development and environmental conservation and to regulate various aspects of pollution control and environmental management throughout the state.

DDD & DNH PCC’s most important purpose is to encourage responsible environmental stewardship and environmental awareness among businesses, communities and individuals and DDD & DNH PCC is dedicated to doing so. The board aims to promote the adoption of cleaner technology and practices as well as pollution control measures for sustainable development and environmental protection balance.

DDD & DNH PCC goal is to achieve an environment that is healthy, clean and sustainable which will result in prosperity and wellbeing of all its citizens. With a combination of strict rules, strong enforcement mechanism and proactive initiatives it tries to reduce the negative effects of pollution on human health, ecosystem and general quality of life.

To guide Daman & Diu and Dadra & Nagar Haveli in the direction of a future that is more sustainable and economically resilient, DDD & DNH PCC was created as a regulated body in the field of environmental governance. The DDD & DNH PCC aims for a future that is cleaner, greener and sustainable for all its residents with its unshakeable commitment to achieve the goal.

Services Offered

Consent to Establish (CTE)

This certification is required before starting a new factory or project in Daman & Diu and Dadra & Nagar Haveli. This shows that the proposed project complies with environmental regulations and has passed Daman & Diu and Dadra & Nagar Haveli Pollution Control Committee inspection to ensure that it will not harm the environment. Following is the process:

  • Application Submission: First, you need to provide information about site plans, pollution control measures that are proposed, environmental management plan and etc, in an online application on DDD & DNH PCC’s official website.
  • Documentation: Detailed report of the project, environmental assessment of impact and layout plans of site are some of the documents that are typically required in the documentation of CTE.
  • Fee Payment: You must pay the required fees of the application.
  • Review and Inspection: After application is submitted, a site inspection may be conducted by DDD & DNH PCC before they approve the application for CTE to verify that the information provided in the application is accurate.
  • Approval: After proper review and inspection, the DDD & DNH PCC shall provide approval if all the criteria are met, thus the project can commence the establishment activities.

Consent to Operate (CTO)

After project set up, its consent to operating should be started. This certification ensures that the factory or business complies with environmental rules and controls pollution. Following is the process:

  • Application Submission: First, you need to provide information about operational details in an online application on DDD & DNH PCC’s official website.
  • Documentation: Detailed report of the monitoring data for emissions and effluents, implementation of pollution control measures and etc, are some of the documents that are typically required in the documentation of CTE.
  • Fee Payment: You must pay the required fees of the application.
  • Inspection and Review: After application is submitted, a site inspection may be conducted by DDD & DNH PCC before they approve the application for CTO to verify that the information provided in the application is accurate and they are following the environmental norms.
  • Approval: After proper review and inspection, the DDD & DNH PCC shall provide approval if all the criteria are met.

Authorization for Hazardous Waste Management

The hazardous waste processing industry requires permission from the Daman & Diu and Dadra & Nagar Haveli Pollution Control Committee for safe disposal of hazardous waste under the Hazardous Waste Management Act. Following is the process:

  • Application Submission: First, you need to provide information about the details of all the quantities and types of hazard waste is being generated by your project in an online application on DDD & DNH PCC’s official.
  • Documentation: Detailed information on handling, storage, transportation and disposal of hazardous waste are some of the documents that are typically required in the documentation of authorization for hazardous waste management.
  • Fee Payment: You must pay the required fees of the application.
  • Review and Inspection: After application is submitted, a site inspection may be conducted by DDD & DNH PCC and review of waste management practices before they approve the application for authorization of hazardous waste management to verify that the information provided in the application is accurate.
  • Authorization: After proper review and inspection, the DDD & DNH PCC shall provide approval if all the criteria are met.

Biomedical Waste Management

According to the Biomedical Waste Management Act, medical facilities generating biomedical waste are required to obtain permission from Daman & Diu and Dadra & Nagar Haveli Pollution Control Committee for proper management and disposal. Following is the process:

  • Application Submission: First, you need to provide information about waste generation and the practices used for its management in detail in an online application on DDD & DNH PCC’s official website.
  • Documentation: Detailed information on segregation, handling, storage, treatment, transportation and disposal of hazardous waste are some of the documents that are typically required in the documentation of authorization for biomedical waste management
  • Fee Payment: You must pay the required fees of the application.
  • Review and Inspection: After application is submitted, a site inspection may be conducted by DDD & DNH PCC and review of waste management practices before they approve the application for authorization of biomedical waste management to verify that the information provided in the application is accurate.
  • Authorization: After proper review and inspection, the DDD & DNH PCC shall provide approval if all the criteria are met.

E-Waste Management

Electronic Waste Management is a permit granted Daman & Diu and Dadra & Nagar Haveli Pollution Control Committee, it allows you to proper handling, recycle, and disposal of electronic devices. Following is the process:

  • Application Submission: First, you need to provide information about practices adapted for e-waste management in detail in an online application on DDD & DNH PCC’s official website.
  • Documentation: Detailed information on handling, storage, transportation and disposal of e-waste are some of the documents that are typically required in the documentation of authorization for e-waste management.
  • Fee Payment: You must pay the required fees of the application.
  • Review and Inspection: After application is submitted, a site inspection may be conducted by DDD & DNH PCC and review of e-waste management practices before they approve the application for authorization of e-waste management to verify that the information provided in the application is accurate.
  • Authorization: After proper review and inspection, the DDD & DNH PCC shall provide approval if all the criteria are met.

Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)

To promote and ensure sustainable development, Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) process is used for evaluation of potential impacts of the proposed project on the environment. Following are the steps:

  • Scoping: It involves identifying all the impacts and issues that are required for consideration in EIA.
  • EIA Study: It includes an assessment on conduction of impact of proposed project and an EIA report in detail.
  • Public Consultation: After EIA is being studied, the DDD & DNH PCC consults the public and gather the feedback of stakeholders and public.
  • Review: After consulting the public and stakeholders, the DDD & DNH PCC reviews their feedback and EIA report.
  • Environmental Clearance: After proper review and inspection, the DDD & DNH PCC shall provide approval if all the criteria are met.

Pollution Monitoring and Control

The Daman & Diu and Dadra & Nagar Haveli Pollution Control Committee has stations and laboratories everywhere by which they can check pollution and find out where it comes from. If they see a problem area, they act quickly to fix it and make everything better. This involves:

  • Air Quality Monitoring: DDD & DNH PCC has stations which monitors the air quality and send reports to DDD & DNH PCC.
  • Water Quality Monitoring: DDD & DNH PCC has stations which monitor the water quality by performing tests on water bodies for detailed information regarding the pollution level.
  • Noise Pollution Monitoring: DDD & DNH PCC evaluates the noise pollution by monitoring the urban and industrial area’s noise levels.
  • Data Analysis: The data collected by monitoring air, water and noise levels is then used for analysing the areas which require action.
  • Enforcement: The DDD & DNH PCC then takes required actions for correction of pollution standards.

Public Awareness and Education

The DDD & DNH PCC conducts various programs to educate the public about environmental conservation and pollution control. These include:

  • Workshops and Seminars: Organizing events to educate industries and communities about environmental issues and best practices.
  • Campaigns: Running public awareness campaigns on various environmental topics.
  • Educational Materials: Publishing guidelines, brochures, and other materials to promote environmental education.
  • Community Engagement: Engaging with local communities to promote sustainable practices and environmental stewardship.

Enforcement and Compliance

Daman & Diu and Dadra & Nagar Haveli Pollution Control Committee that everyone can do their part to protect the environment. For that they organized events, discussions and awareness campaigns to educate people about pollution and how to avoid it. This involves:

  • Inspections and Audits: To ensure that all the companies that have an impact on the environment are in compliance with the environmental standards and regulations set by DDD & DNH PCC, it conducts regular inspections of industrial facilities.
  • Compliance Reports: The periodic reports of their environmental performance submitted by the industries is then reviewed by DDD & DNH PCC.
  • Legal Actions: After reviewing the reports sent by the industries on their environmental performance, DDD & DNH PCC takes legal action against who are in non-compliance with the regulations and environmental standards.
  • Penalties: Depending upon the seriousness of the violation of environmental law, the TSPCB imposes fines and penalties.
  • Closure Orders: Those industries which remain non-compliant with the regulations and environmental standards set by DDD & DNH PCC, even after notices, penalties and fines are then issued a closure order.

Laboratory Services

To analyse environmental samples such as air, water, soil etc, the DDD & DNH PCC operates state-of-the-art laboratories. Services involves:

  • Air Quality Analysis: DDD & DNH PCC test the air quality for contaminating pollutants such as PM10, Sox, NOx etc.
  • Water Quality Analysis: DDD & DNH PCC tests the water quality for assessment of parameters like dissolved oxygen, biochemical oxygen demand (BOD), chemical oxygen demand (COD) etc.
  • Soil and Hazardous Waste Analysis: DDD & DNH PCC tests the soil to determine where pollutants and other toxic substances are present in it or not.
  • Noise Monitoring: To ensure that the noise level is in compliance with the prescribed limits TSPCB measure the noise levels.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the Daman & Diu and Dadra & Nagar Haveli Pollution Control Committee (DDD & DNH PCC)?

    To monitor and control the pollution of Daman & Diu and Dadra & Nagar Haveli, the government established a regulatory body to take the responsibility. This regulatory body is known as Daman & Diu and Dadra & Nagar Haveli Pollution Control Committee. 

  • What are the main functions of the DDD & DNH PCC?

    The main functions of the DDD & DNH PCC include:

    DDD & DNH PCC provides permits, licenses and authorizations to businesses which are creating pollution or waste, making the industries responsible for the proper handling and disposal of waste, monitor the pollution levels, implement measures to control pollution and conducting assessments on environmental impact. These are some of the functions of DDD & DNH PCC.

  • How can I apply for Consent to Establish (CTE) from the DDD & DNH PCC?

    To apply for Consent to Establish (CTE):

    • Application Submission: First, you need to provide information about site plans, pollution control measures that are proposed, environmental management plan and etc, in an online application on DDD & DNH PCC's official website.
    • Documentation: Detailed report of the project, environmental assessment of impact and layout plans of site are some of the documents that are typically required in the documentation of CTE.
    • Fee Payment: You must pay the required fees of the application.
    • Review and Inspection: After application is submitted, a site inspection may be conducted by DDD & DNH PCC before they approve the application for CTE to verify that the information provided in the application is accurate.
    • Approval: After proper review and inspection, the DDD & DNH PCC shall provide approval if all the criteria are met, thus the project can commence the establishment activities

  • What documents are required for Consent to Operate (CTO) application?

    Required documents include:

    • Compliance reports on pollution control measures.
    • Emission monitoring data.
    • Details of operational practices.
    • Any other relevant documents specified by the DDD & DNH PCC.

  • How can I get authorization for hazardous waste management?

    The hazardous waste processing industry requires permission from Daman & Diu and Dadra & Nagar Haveli Pollution Control Committee for safe disposal of hazardous waste under the Hazardous Waste Management Act. Following is the process:

    • Application Submission: First, you need to provide information about the details of all the quantities and types of hazard waste is being generated by your project in an online application on DDD & DNH PCC's official.
    • Documentation: Detailed information on handling, storage, transportation and disposal of hazardous waste are some of the documents that are typically required in the documentation of authorization for hazardous waste management.
    • Fee Payment: You must pay the required fees of the application.
    • Review and Inspection: After application is submitted, a site inspection may be conducted by DDD & DNH PCC and review of waste management practices before they approve the application for authorization of hazardous waste management to verify that the information provided in the application is accurate.

    Authorization: After proper review and inspection, the DDD & DNH PCC shall provide approval if all the criteria are met.

  • What are the steps involved in obtaining Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) clearance?

    To promote and ensure sustainable development, Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) process is used for evaluation of potential impacts of the proposed project on the environment. Following are the steps:

    • Scoping: It involves identifying all the impacts and issues that are required for consideration in EIA.
    • EIA Study: It includes an assessment on conduction of impact of proposed project and an EIA report in detail.
    • Public Consultation: After EIA is being studied, the DDD & DNH PCC consults the public and gather the feedback of stakeholders and public.
    • Review: After consulting the public and stakeholders, the DDD & DNH PCC reviews their feedback and EIA report.
    • Environmental Clearance: After proper review and inspection, the DDD & DNH PCC shall provide approval if all the criteria are met.

  • How does the DDD & DNH PCC monitor pollution levels?

    The DDD & DNH PCC monitors pollution through:

    • Inspections and Audits: To ensure that all the companies that have an impact on the environment are following the environmental standards and regulations set by TSPCB, it conducts regular inspections of industrial facilities.
    • Compliance Reports: The periodic reports of their environmental performance submitted by the industries is then reviewed by DDD & DNH PCC.
    • Air Quality Monitoring: DDD & DNH PCC has stations which monitors the air quality and send reports to DDD & DNH PCC.
    • Water Quality Monitoring: DDD & DNH PCC has stations which monitor the water quality by performing tests on water bodies for detailed information regarding the pollution level.
    • Noise Pollution Monitoring: DDD & DNH PCC evaluates the noise pollution by monitoring the urban and industrial area's noise levels.
    • Data Analysis: The data collected by monitoring air, water and noise levels is then used for analysing the areas which require action.

  • What kind of public awareness programs does the DDD & DNH PCC conduct?

    Many awareness programmes regarding sustainable development, environmental issues, pollution control measure etc. are conducted by DDD & DNH PCC for educating the industries, public and stakeholders.

  • What enforcement actions can the DDD & DNH PCC take against non-compliant entities?

    The result of noncompliance with DDD & DNH PCC is penalties, fines, business closures. It will depend upon the nature and extent of the violation which will decide the severity of the penalty

  • How can I contact the DDD & DNH PCC for assistance or more information?

    To get the information about the environmental laws and regulation we must visit the official website of Daman & Diu and Dadra & Nagar Haveli Pollution Control Committee, or we can contact to their regional offices to get more information on the environmental rules, regulation and procedures etc.

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