UFERWAS Urges Jayesh Ranjan to Improve Civic Infra
The key issues that were highlighted include strengthening Ward committees under the CURE Act for grassroots governance and citizen participation and providing rainwater harvesting pits and improving road infrastructure for effective rainwater management
Hyderabad: United Federation of Resident Welfare Associations (UFERWAS) Telangana members called on Jayesh Ranjan, who is Special Chief Secretary, MA&UD, and Special Officer, GHMC, MMC and CMC, extending warm greetings and submitting a representation on key municipal and urban governance issues.
The key issues that were highlighted include strengthening Ward committees under the CURE Act for grassroots governance and citizen participation and providing rainwater harvesting pits and improving road infrastructure for effective rainwater management.
They also highlighted collection and proper management of excess sewage treatment plant (STP) water from gated communities and simplifying registration procedures and reducing registration charges to encourage wider participation and compliance.
The delegation included Sitaram Dholipala, V.V. Rao, R.C.V. Badrinath and others. The members urged MA&UD authorities to examine the issues and take appropriate measures to strengthen urban governance, promote sustainable water management and enhance citizen participation in municipal administration.
