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This national campaign underpins behavioral change and institutional strengthening while envisaging the need to address five components: plantation, solid waste management, liquid waste management/ hygiene, total sanitation, and safe drinking water.

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Clean Green Pakistan Index (CGPI)

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Clean Green Pakistan Index (CGPI)

The Clean Green Pakistan Index (CGPI) is a city/tehsil and neighborhood-level index which aims to rank cities/tehsils and neighborhoods according to their cleanliness and greenery. The CGPI is the core pillar of CGPM officially launched by the Prime Minister of Pakistan on 25 November 2019. CGPI will be used for cities ranking against the performance indicators set for each component including safe drinking water, solid waste management, liquid waste management/hygiene, plantation, and total sanitation. The purpose of CGPI is to rank the cities based on greenery and cleanliness.

Our Indicators

Performance Indicators

  • Water Supply Coverage
  • Functional Water Supply
  • Free from Contamination
  • Free from Contamination at HH/Consumer Levels
Our Indicators
  • POL/CNG Station
  • Functional Public Toilets in the Markets and Public Buildings
  • Parks with usable dustbins
  • Public parks with toilet facility for male
  • Public parks with toilet facility for female
  • Parks with drinking water facility
Our Indicators
  • Sewerage System Coverage
  • Functional Sewerage schemes
  • Functional Waste Water Treatment
  • Storm/rain Water Drainage System
Our Indicators
  • Door to door collection
  • Stand Point Collection
  • Dumping Sites
  • Permanent Landfill Site
  • Solid Waste Reuse
  • Adequate number of garbage transport vehicles clean and covered
Our Indicators
  • Green belts in the city
  • Tree plantation target
  • Parks/Gardens properly maintained
Our Indicators

Cities Ranking Process

  • The CGPI comprises of more than 35 sub-indicators for ranking the cities. The overall sum of scores for five pillars will provide the final score of the CGPI for each participating city
  • The household data shall be compiled from different surveys of the Government of Pakistan, whereas the service delivery data shall be provided by respective city councils and administration working in each city/district coordinated by Local Government Departments on monthly basis.

  • The household-level indicators are aggregated at the neighborhood level and indicators recorded at the neighborhood level are aggregated at the city/tehsil level.
  • Each aggregated sub-indicator of city level, provided by local council/service delivery organization, is rescaled to the 0-100 scale by using Relative-Index formula.
  • The draft data will be reviewed by the provincial governments and final data will be submitted by the provincial governments for sharing with the Federal Ministry of Climate Change. The final ranking and awards will be reviewed and endorsed by the WASH Strategic Unit of the Ministry of Climate Change through making final independent assessments/reports.
  • The minimum of three months' data shall be required from participating cities against the proposed indicators. The ranking will be announced periodically. The performance of the competing cities will be assessed against set indicators after six months. Those with prominent progress will be recognized at the provincial and federal levels.