Mr. P. U. Asnani This is Me

 Web References

1. 1. USAID - Local Governance Workshop - Cairo 01/31/05-02/03/05

   tcgillc.com/localgovernance/sp - [Cached]

   Published on: 2/3/2005   Last Visited: 9/21/2007

   P. U. Asnani (USAEP)
   
   Mr. Asnani represents United States-Asia Environmental Partnership Program of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) as Urban Environment Infrastructure Representative. He is responsible for developing urban environment infrastructure plan for the selected Indian cities and presently working in 19 states and 75 cities in India and providing technical assistance to various states in solid waste management.
   
   Among his crucial roles in ongoing national assignments, he is working on the Expert Panel appointed by the Supreme Court and the Ministry of Urban Affairs, Government of India to study the existing scenario of the solid waste management practices in India and design the systems for 300 Class 1 cities in the country. His report on solid waste management guideline, submitted to the Honorable Supreme Court is now under implementation in several states. He is working on the "Technology Advisory Group" on Solid Waste Management (SWM) constituted by Ministry of Urban Affairs, Government of India. He is also the Chairman of the Core Group on Appropriate Technologies, Research and Development in Solid Waste Management constituted by the Ministry of Urban Development, Government of India.
   
   From 1983 to 1997, Mr. Asnani held position of the Deputy Municipal Commissioner of Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation. His expertise and experience helped the Municipality to take some historical decisions and make changes. The Municipality has an annual budget of over 11 billion Rupees and staff strength of 40,000. He handled various important portfolios in the organization. He introduced new systems and measures in the region. He designed the Slum Networking project for the City of Ahmedabad (covering 1.2 millions slum dwellers) with the provision of basic urban services such as water supply, sanitation, solid waste management, primary health care, etc., by adopting a unique participatory approach of private public partnership model. He was responsible for Property Tax reforms in the State of Gujrat, helped formulate new law on Property Tax Assessment and streamlined property tax assessment and collection. During his tenure property tax collections raised from 470 millions to Rupees 940 million in just three years.

2. 2. USAID - Local Governance Workshop - Cairo 01/31/05-02/03/05

   www.localgovernance.org/speake - [Cached]

   Published on: 2/3/2005   Last Visited: 10/25/2005

   P. U. Asnani (USAEP)
   
   Mr. Asnani represents United States-Asia Environmental Partnership Program of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) as Urban Environment Infrastructure Representative. He is responsible for developing urban environment infrastructure plan for the selected Indian cities and presently working in 19 states and 75 cities in India and providing technical assistance to various states in solid waste management.
   
   Among his crucial roles in ongoing national assignments, he is working on the Expert Panel appointed by the Supreme Court and the Ministry of Urban Affairs, Government of India to study the existing scenario of the solid waste management practices in India and design the systems for 300 Class 1 cities in the country. His report on solid waste management guideline, submitted to the Honorable Supreme Court is now under implementation in several states. He is working on the "Technology Advisory Group" on Solid Waste Management (SWM) constituted by Ministry of Urban Affairs, Government of India. He is also the Chairman of the Core Group on Appropriate Technologies, Research and Development in Solid Waste Management constituted by the Ministry of Urban Development, Government of India.
   
   From 1983 to 1997, Mr. Asnani held position of the Deputy Municipal Commissioner of Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation. His expertise and experience helped the Municipality to take some historical decisions and make changes. The Municipality has an annual budget of over 11 billion Rupees and staff strength of 40,000. He handled various important portfolios in the organization. He introduced new systems and measures in the region. He designed the Slum Networking project for the City of Ahmedabad (covering 1.2 millions slum dwellers) with the provision of basic urban services such as water supply, sanitation, solid waste management, primary health care, etc., by adopting a unique participatory approach of private public partnership model. He was responsible for Property Tax reforms in the State of Gujrat, helped formulate new law on Property Tax Assessment and streamlined property tax assessment and collection. During his tenure property tax collections raised from 470 millions to Rupees 940 million in just three years.