Clean up actions
• Finalisation of master plan of Udaipur city, setting apart adequate areas for construction of hotels and prohibiting new construction within 200m of the lakes.
• Diversion of all sewage and waste water from the lakes to a fully functional sewage system, which has one or more sewage treatment plants.
• Construction of a chain of toilet complexes around the lakes, the use of which should be made free.
• Construction of separate washing and bathing facilities away from the lakes.
• Disposal of solid wastes, including conversion into compost or bio-conversion using vermiculture technology, on a permanent basis.
• Massive afforestation and construction of silt traps and anicuts in the catchment areas of the lakes.
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