Swachh Bharat Mission - Gfc Result Dashboard

Coverage of GFC 2023

2,070 ULBs

41,376 Wards

2,886 Assessors

93,869 Independent Locations

7,555 Plants ( Dry & Wet)

5,532 Functional Plants

13,14,066 Citizen Validations

1,31,68,036 Photograph Captures

14,828 Commercial Areas
39,555 Residential Areas
39 Industrial Areas
8,527 Educational Areas
3,882 Public Areas

Status of Swachhata in Urban India - 2023*

*On the basis of "on field validation"

39,061 Wards >90% D2D Collection

20,217 Wards >90% D2D Source Segregation

1964 ULB Resolved >=90% SWM Grievances

809 ULBs >=50% Wet waste Processing

803 ULBs >=50 % Dry waste Processing

1095 ULBs ULBs having C&D Waste Collection & Segregation Facility

“The goal of the 'Swachh Bharat Mission Urban 2.0' is to make a garbage - free city, a city completely free of garbage.”
Shri Narendra Modi, Prime Minister of India

On 1st October 2021, the Hon'ble Prime Minister launched Swachh Bharat Mission-Urban 2.0, with the overall vision of creating “Garbage Free Cities” (GFC), thereby placing India on a new trajectory of growth towards an ecosystem of holistic sanitation and waste management.

For achieving this vision, a key objective under SBM-U 2.0 is to make every urban local body at least 3-star Garbage Free as per the Star Rating protocol. With the vision of making cities ‘Garbage Free’, SBM-U 2.0 is focused on achieving 100% waste processing along with remediation of legacy dumpsites, construction and demolition waste and plastic waste management.

Star Rating Process Flow for ULBs

Fill Common City Profile

Fill MIS on SBM Urban Portal
Check for self-assessment scores on the SBM Urban Portal
Apply for Star Rating as per eligibility on SBM Urban Portal
Upload Documents & Declarations
Third Party Verification Through
Appropriate recommendation to MoHUA by Third Party

Final Star Rating Certification (Valid for 1 Year)