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Environment and Sustainability

Towards a Water Positive Future

ELCITA is leading the way in sustainable water management, ensuring every citizen enjoys access to clean and safe drinking water while championing the recycling and reuse of wastewater. By integrating innovative technologies and smart infrastructure, ELCITA is proud to have achieved Water Positive status for its own operations in 2025, now setting its sights on transforming the entire township into a Water Positive community by 2027.

Key Initiatives:

1. Freshwater

Since 2013, ELCITA has been providing freshwater to its member companies. We source water from the Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) and our own borewells. Our storage infrastructure includes a 1.5 MLD underground reservoir (UGR) and a 45 HP pumping system. Currently, we receive 1 MLD of water from BWSSB and 50 KL from borewells, which is distributed to member companies through water tankers.

At ELCITA, we prioritize the responsible use of water. That’s why we’ve introduced smart solutions, such as water meters, pressure sensors, and real-time quality monitoring, through our I-Connect platform. We’ve also set up a 100 KLD softener system to treat hard water, ensuring it meets top quality standards (BIS: 10500:2012). Together, we’re making every drop count.

2. Rainwater harvesting

ELCITA is dedicated to sustainable water use. Our advanced rainwater harvesting and recharge systems have restored 2,024 KL and 592 KL of groundwater and store up to 160 KLD of rainwater for future needs. We ensure responsible usage and long-term resource protection championing water conservation and environmental resilience.

Three types of rainwater harvesting solutions:

1. Injection Wells – 43 wells built, each 3 ft × 60 ft

2. Recharge Pits – 37 pits built, each 3 ft × 20 ft

3. Harvesting Tanks – 4 tanks within our jurisdiction, with capacities of 30 KL and 50 KL (Two each)

Demonstrating our commitment to environmental sustainability, ELCITA has developed 23 rainwater recharge pits at various companies’ sites.

Together, these initiatives ensure responsible water use while supporting long-term sustainability.

3. Wastewater

To support the township’s industries, ELCITA has built multiple sewage treatment plants with a total capacity of 1,927 KLD. Using advanced technologies like (Extended Aeration Activated Sludge System (EAAS), Sequencing Batch Reactor (SBR), Anaerobic Baffled Reactor (ABR), Membrane Bioreactor (MBR), and Soil Biotechnology (SBT) are various wastewater treatment technologies, we treat around 1600–1800 KLD of wastewater daily turning it into a valuable resource for sustainable growth

ELCITA’s STPs are powered by smart meters connected to our i-Connect platform and an advanced SCADA system, allowing real-time monitoring. This ensures 95% efficiency while meeting all KSPCB standards under the Water & Air (Prevention & Control) Act.

3.1 State of the Art 1.6MLD MBR Plant

ELCITA has a 1,600 KLD Membrane Bio Reactor (MBR) STP at East Phase, Electronics City. The plant treats sewage from nearby villages and industries through underground sewer lines.

Equipped with energy-efficient electro-mechanical systems and an innovative acoustic wood design, the plant keeps noise levels below 65 dB, 99% as per KSPCB limits, meeting the standards.

With a fully automated SCADA system, operations are seamless and efficient.
The advanced membrane technology ensures 99% treatment efficiency, while UV sterilizers further purify the water by eliminating biological impurities, delivering high-quality treated water that meets the highest standards.

3.2 300KLD Plant (EAAS)

ELCITA has completed a 300 KLD Extended Aeration Activated Sludge System STP at East Phase, Electronics City. The plant treats sewage from industries and KSSIDC through underground sewer line of 1.5 KM.

With a fully automated SCADA system and upgraded energy-efficient equipment, operations are smooth and effective. Our advanced aeration system achieves 98% treatment efficiency, while UV sterilizers ensure the treated water meets the highest quality standards.

3.3 10 KLD SBR Plant

ELCITA has completed a 10 KLD Sequencing Batch Reactor (SBR) STP at West Phase, Electronics City, treating sewage from the ELCIA office building with reliable and eco-friendly technology.

Recycled Water

At ELCITA, we recognize the importance of water recycling. We utilize over 90% of treated water for non-domestic activities such as gardening, landscaping, construction, and road wash. Additionally, we sell recycled water to member companies for their landscaping and construction needs, further contributing to sustainable water management.

Enhanced Facilities

Our approach not only conserves precious freshwater resources but also empowers member companies by providing them with high-quality recycled water, supporting their operational and development activities. These initiatives promote environmental stewardship, reduce dependency on freshwater supplies, and reinforce a culture of sustainable growth and responsible resource utilization.

Environmental Sensor

Environmental, rain, and wind sensors have been installed across the ELCITA jurisdiction. These systems monitor air pollutants, weather conditions, and environmental changes as per KSPCB guidelines to support public health and sustainability.

Sensors Installed by ELCITA

1. Air Quality Monitoring: ELCITA has installed 17 outdoor air quality monitors to track pollutants and weather conditions.

2. Wind Sensors: 5 wind sensors have been installed to measure wind speed and direction, aiding environmental monitoring and climate studies.

3. Rain Sensors: 5 rain sensors have been installed to monitor rainfall patterns, supporting infrastructure, and environmental planning.

Wind Sensor

Air Quality Sensor

THE WATER (PREVENTION & CONTROL OF POLLUTION) ACT, 1974 Click Here
PREVENTION & CONTROL OF NOISE POLLUTION IN THE STATE Click Here
CIRCULAR ON MODIFIED TIMELINES FOR SAKALA SERVICES PERTAINING TO THE BOARD KSPCB Click Here
GUIDELINES FOR DESIGN AND LOCATION OF SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT(STPS) Click Here
LAWSC (RAINWATER HARVESTING) (AMENDMENT) REGULATION, 2015 Click Here
NOTIFIED GUIDELINES TO REGULATE AND CONTROL GROUNDWATER EXTRACTION IN INDIA W.E.F 1.6.2019 Click Here
PUBLIC KSPCB CII- GREEN RATING PROGRAM DOCUMENT DATED 24 MARCH 2023, RECEIVED FROM Click Here
Key People

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Environmental Sensors

Environmental Sensor

Environmental, rain, and wind sensors have been installed across the ELCITA jurisdiction. These systems monitor air pollutants, weather conditions, and environmental changes as per KSPCB guidelines to support public health and sustainability.

Sensors Installed by ELCITA

1. Air Quality Monitoring – ELCITA has installed 17 outdoor air quality monitors to track pollutants and weather conditions.

2. Wind Sensors – 5 wind sensors have been installed to measure wind speed and direction, aiding environmental monitoring and climate studies.

3. Rain Sensors – 5 rain sensors have been installed to monitor rainfall patterns, supporting infrastructure, and environmental planning.

Wind Sensor

Air Quality Sensor

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Green Spaces and Biodiversity

To establish a standard procedure for the implementation, maintenance, and monitoring of green initiatives undertaken by ELCITA to enhance ecological sustainability, improve air quality, and promote biodiversity across the Electronics City Township including median plantations, island plantations, dark spot restorations, and future biodiversity enhancement projects across public areas under ELCITA’s jurisdiction.

1. Median Plantations – Beautify Road medians and utilize in-house compost and treated water sustainably.

2. Dark Spot Plantation –Reclaim neglected or garbage-dumping areas by transforming them into green pockets or biodiversity park.

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Water Management

Towards a Water Positive Future

ELCITA is leading the way in sustainable water management, ensuring every citizen enjoys access to clean and safe drinking water while championing the recycling and reuse of wastewater. By integrating innovative technologies and smart infrastructure, ELCITA is proud to have achieved Water Positive status for its own operations in 2025, now setting its sights on transforming the entire township into a Water Positive community by 2027.

Key Initiatives:

1. Freshwater

Since 2013, ELCITA has been providing freshwater to its member companies. We source water from the Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) and our own borewells. Our storage infrastructure includes a 1.5 MLD underground reservoir (UGR) and a 45 HP pumping system. Currently, we receive 1 MLD of water from BWSSB and 50 KL from borewells, which is distributed to member companies through water tankers.

At ELCITA, we prioritize the responsible use of water. That’s why we’ve introduced smart solutions, such as water meters, pressure sensors, and real-time quality monitoring, through our I-Connect platform. We’ve also set up a 100 KLD softener system to treat hard water, ensuring it meets top quality standards (BIS: 10500:2012). Together, we’re making every drop count.

2. Rainwater harvesting

ELCITA is dedicated to sustainable water use. Our advanced rainwater harvesting and recharge systems have restored 2,024 KL and 592 KL of groundwater and store up to 160 KLD of rainwater for future needs. We ensure responsible usage and long-term resource protection championing water conservation and environmental resilience.    

Three types of rainwater harvesting solutions:

1. Injection Wells – 43 wells built, each 3 ft × 60 ft

2. Recharge Pits – 37 pits built, each 3 ft × 20 ft

3. Harvesting Tanks – 4 tanks within our jurisdiction, with capacities of 30 KL and 50 KL (Two each)

Demonstrating our commitment to environmental sustainability, ELCITA has developed 23 rainwater recharge pits at various companies’ sites.

Together, these initiatives ensure responsible water use while supporting long-term sustainability.

3. Wastewater

To support the township’s industries, ELCITA has built multiple sewage treatment plants with a total capacity of 1,927 KLD. Using advanced technologies like (Extended Aeration Activated Sludge System (EAAS), Sequencing Batch Reactor (SBR), Anaerobic Baffled Reactor (ABR), Membrane Bioreactor (MBR), and Soil Biotechnology (SBT) are various wastewater treatment technologies, we treat around 1600–1800 KLD of wastewater daily turning it into a valuable resource for sustainable growth

ELCITA’s STPs are powered by smart meters connected to our i-Connect platform and an advanced SCADA system, allowing real-time monitoring. This ensures 95% efficiency while meeting all KSPCB standards under the Water & Air (Prevention & Control) Act.

3.1 State of the Art 1.6MLD MBR Plant

ELCITA has a 1,600 KLD Membrane Bio Reactor (MBR) STP at East Phase, Electronics City. The plant treats sewage from nearby villages and industries through underground sewer lines.

Equipped with energy-efficient electro-mechanical systems and an innovative acoustic wood
design, the plant keeps noise levels below 65 dB, 99% as per KSPCB limits, meeting the standards.

With a fully automated SCADA system, operations are seamless and efficient. The advanced membrane technology ensures 99% treatment efficiency, while UV sterilizers further purify the water by eliminating biological impurities, delivering high-quality treated water that meets the highest standard.

3.2 300KLD Plant (EAAS)

ELCITA has completed a 300 KLD Extended Aeration Activated Sludge System STP at East Phase, Electronics City. The plant treats sewage from industries and KSSIDC through underground sewer line of 1.5 KM.

With a fully automated SCADA system and upgraded energy-efficient equipment, operations are smooth and effective. Our advanced aeration system achieves 98% treatment efficiency, while UV sterilizers ensure the treated water meets the highest quality standards.

3.3 10 KLD SBR Plant

ELCITA has completed a 10 KLD Sequencing Batch Reactor (SBR) STP at West Phase, Electronics City, treating sewage from the ELCIA office building with reliable and eco-friendly technology.

Recycled Water

At ELCITA, we recognize the importance of water recycling. We utilize over 90% of treated water for non-domestic activities such as gardening, landscaping, construction, and road wash. Additionally, we sell recycled water to member companies for their landscaping and construction needs, further contributing to sustainable water management.

Enhanced Facilities

Our approach not only conserves precious freshwater resources but also empowers member companies by providing them with high-quality recycled water, supporting their operational and development activities. These initiatives promote environmental stewardship, reduce dependency on freshwater supplies, and reinforce a culture of sustainable growth and responsible resource utilization.

Key People

For any inquiries or assistance related to water Management matters, please feel free to reach out to our team:

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Solid Waste Management

Objective:

The main objectives of the team are:

  1. Collection at the member companies,
  2. Segregation at the source, and
  3. Responsible disposal of the waste generated.
    This year, ELCITA has achieved the ‘Zero Waste to Landfill’ certification from TUV Rheinland for the period from November 2023 to November 2024.
Operations Model

ELCITA follows a unique model where all solid waste within the township is handed over to an authorized agency. A state-of-the-art Material Recovery Facility (MRF) has been constructed, enabling efficient waste segregation. A professional agency is responsible for collecting, segregating, and disposing of waste to authorized recyclers. Annual SWM user fee levied to the property owner based on the built-up area.

The Electronics City Industrial Township Authority (ELCITA) hereby informs all industries and establishments within Electronics City about the introduction of a Solid Waste Management User Fee / Cess with effect from April 1, 2025.

Implementation of Annual SWM User Fee:

As per Notification No. ELCITA/Notification/001/2025-26 dated 11.03.2025, ELCITA has implemented an annual SWM user fee for companies and establishments within Electronics City. The annual SWM user fee will be billed for the entire year, at the beginning of the Financial Year and which is payable before 30th June 2025.

Solid Waste Management User Fee

Whereas, under section 364 F of the Karnataka Municipalities Act,1964 under sub-section (5), it is the duty of the industrial Township authority to provide public health, sanitation, conservancy and solid waste management.

Whereas the Electronics City Industrial Township Authority is a local authority which shall discharge the function of collecting and disposing solid waste within the area.

Whereas, under rule 2 of the solid waste management rules, 2016 these rules are applicable to industrial townships also. Under sub clause (30) of rule 3 of the said rules local body includes an industrial Township authority. Sub rule (54) of rule 3 of the said rules empowers a local authority to collect user fee from solid waste generators within the area.

Whereas rule 15 of the solid waste management rules 2016 imposes duty on the local authority to prepare solid waste management plan, arrange door to door collection, frame bye laws and to prescribe user fee in respect of collection of solid waste and its disposal.

In exercise of the above powers ELCITA being a local authority hereby resolves to levy and collect solid waste management user fee in the ELCITA area with effect from 1st April 2025 as specified below.

As per SWM Rules 2016, definition 46, “solid waste” means and includes solid or semi-solid domestic waste, commercial waste, institutional waste, catering and market waste and other non-residential wastes, street sweepings, horticulture waste, agriculture and dairy waste, and excluding industrial waste, bio-medical waste and e-waste, battery waste, radio-active waste generated in the area under the local authorities and other entities.

With the introduction of the SWM User fee as detailed herein, the previous system of billing by M/s. Nepra Resource Management Solutions Private Limited for collection of solid waste stands cancelled with effect from 1st April 2025. All dues till 31st March 2025 need to be settled to M/s NRMPL directly by all establishments who have availed their services.

Solid Waste Management Slabs User Fee Per Annum in INR
Built-up Area in SFT Quantity in KG Per Month (Dry/Wet/Mixed)
A Fully vacant land One Tractor of Garden Waste per week 18,000.00
B 1 to 1500 100/100/50 42,000.00
C 1501 to 5000 150/150/75 78,000.00
D 5001 to 25000 300/300/150 1,20,000.00
E 25001 to 50000 450/450/225 1,56,000.00
F 50001 to 100000 600/600/300 1,98,000.00
G 100001 to 500000 1000/1000/500 2,40,000.00
H 500001 to 1000000 3000/2500/1500 2,76,000.00
I 1000001 and above 5000/4000/2500 3,12,000.00
Surcharge of Rs.5/- per KG (Wet and Mixed / Reject Waste only) applies if quantity exceeds permissible limits. To be billed separately by ELCITA on a quarterly basis.
Authorized Vendor for Waste Collection:

ELCITA has appointed M/s. NEPRA Resource Management Private Limited (NRMPL) as the authorized vendor for the collection and processing of waste generated by companies in Electronics City.
ELCITA encourages all member organizations to dispose all dry recyclable waste including high value waste through NEPRA. High value waste includes metal / metal scrap, high-grade plastics, etc. NEPRA is authorized to directly engage with Industries for collection and settlement of high value waste as per mutual agreement between NEPRA and the Industry.

Waste Management Compliance Requirements:

ELCITA mandates that all member companies including Industries, educational institutions, hotels, and commercial establishments within Electronics City hand over their waste to M/s. NEPRA Resource Management Private Limited (NRMPL).
All industries must comply with the following waste management guidelines:

1. Mandatory segregation of waste at source.
2. Prohibition on the use of single-use plastics.
3. Strict ban on burning garbage / garden waste under any circumstances.
4. No littering or illegal dumping of waste.
5. Horticulture waste must be composted within company premises where possible.
6. Waste collection will take place from Monday to Saturday only. There will be no waste collection on Sundays, and National/Festival Holidays.
7. Wet waste must be segregated properly and must not be mixed with other types of waste. Non-segregated wet waste will not be collected under any circumstances.

Waste Segregation & Collection Frequency:

All industries should get in touch with M/s. NRMPL collection team to finalize collection schedule. Establishments are requested to store solid waste in a designated scrap yard within their premises, ensuring proper segregation as follows:

All industries must store solid waste in a designated scrap yard within their premises and ensure proper segregation as follows:

Type of Waste Storage Media Collection Frequency
Dry/Recyclable Waste Reusable bags to be provided by the establishment Once a week
Wet/Biodegradable Waste Blue bins to be provided by Agency Alternate Days
Domestic Hazardous/Reject Waste Reusable bags to be provided by the establishment Twice weekly
Garden Waste Reusable bags Once a week
ELCITA is a ‘Zero Waste to Landfill’ Entity

ELCITA has established three waste material recovery facilities to handle the different waste categories. The details are given below. A hybrid model with machinery and manual sorting has been deployed for efficiency.

The waste management process at ELCITA has been verified by an accredited third-party agency leading to ELCITA being certified as a ‘Zero Waste to Landfill’ entity.

Collection process:
Key People

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Sustainable Resources Now Available from ELCITA

Free Organic Compost Available at ELCITA

As part of our sustainability mission, ELCITA is offering free organic compost to residents, industries, and community members of Electronics City. This initiative aims to reduce organic waste, enrich soil health, and promote eco-friendly practices across the township.

Compost Details

  • Minimum Quantity: 5 KG (available up to bulk quantities)
  • Transportation: To be arranged by the beneficiary (tipper or own vehicle)

📍 Collection Location:
ELCITA – Electronics City Industrial Township Authority
S.No.7 (P), West Phase, Electronics City, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560100

📞 For details, call: 080 4660 2222

By adopting organic compost, we can nurture healthier green spaces and contribute to sustainable waste management. Let’s work together to make Electronics City greener and cleaner.


Treated Recycled Water Available at ELCITA

In line with our commitment to responsible resource management, ELCITA is supplying treated recycled water at an affordable rate of â‚đ75 per KL. This initiative reduces the pressure on freshwater resources while ensuring sustainable alternatives for everyday needs.

Water Usage For Non-Potable Use Only, including:

  • Gardening and landscaping
  • Building curing and construction activities
  • Other non-drinking purposes

📍 Collection Location:
ELCITA Sustainability Park,
Near Bhavani Industry, Silicon Town,
Electronic City, Bengaluru, Karnataka – 560100

📞 Contact: 080 4660 2222

By using treated recycled water, we can conserve freshwater and move towards a sustainable and resilient community. Let’s save water for tomorrow by reusing it wisely today.

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Fresh & Waste water Management

Towards a Water Positive Future

ELCITA is leading the way in sustainable water management, ensuring every citizen enjoys access to clean and safe drinking water while championing the recycling and reuse of wastewater. By integrating innovative technologies and smart infrastructure, ELCITA is proud to have achieved Water Positive status for its own operations in 2025, now setting its sights on transforming the entire township into a Water Positive community by 2027.

Key Initiatives:

1. Freshwater

Since 2013, ELCITA has been providing freshwater to its member companies. We source water from the Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) and our own borewells. Our storage infrastructure includes a 1.5 MLD underground reservoir (UGR) and a 45 HP pumping system. Currently, we receive 1 MLD of water from BWSSB and 50 KL from borewells, which is distributed to member companies through water tankers.

At ELCITA, we prioritize the responsible use of water. That’s why we’ve introduced smart solutions, such as water meters, pressure sensors, and real-time quality monitoring, through our I-Connect platform. We’ve also set up a 100 KLD softener system to treat hard water, ensuring it meets top quality standards (BIS: 10500:2012). Together, we’re making every drop count.

2. Rainwater harvesting

ELCITA is dedicated to sustainable water use. Our advanced rainwater harvesting and recharge systems have restored 2,024 KL and 592 KL of groundwater and store up to 160 KLD of rainwater for future needs. We ensure responsible usage and long-term resource protection championing water conservation and environmental resilience.

Three types of rainwater harvesting solutions:

1. Injection Wells – 43 wells built, each 3 ft × 60 ft

2. Recharge Pits – 37 pits built, each 3 ft × 20 ft

3. Harvesting Tanks – 4 tanks within our jurisdiction, with capacities of 30 KL and 50 KL (Two each)

Demonstrating our commitment to environmental sustainability, ELCITA has developed 23 rainwater recharge pits at various companies’ sites.

Together, these initiatives ensure responsible water use while supporting long-term sustainability.

3. Wastewater

To support the township’s industries, ELCITA has built multiple sewage treatment plants with a total capacity of 1,927 KLD. Using advanced technologies like (Extended Aeration Activated Sludge System (EAAS), Sequencing Batch Reactor (SBR), Anaerobic Baffled Reactor (ABR), Membrane Bioreactor (MBR), and Soil Biotechnology (SBT) are various wastewater treatment technologies, we treat around 1600–1800 KLD of wastewater daily turning it into a valuable resource for sustainable growth

ELCITA’s STPs are powered by smart meters connected to our i-Connect platform and an advanced SCADA system, allowing real-time monitoring. This ensures 95% efficiency while meeting all KSPCB standards under the Water & Air (Prevention & Control) Act.

3.1 State of the Art 1.6MLD MBR Plant

ELCITA has a 1,600 KLD Membrane Bio Reactor (MBR) STP at East Phase, Electronics City. The plant treats sewage from nearby villages and industries through underground sewer lines.

Equipped with energy-efficient electro-mechanical systems and an innovative acoustic wood design, the plant keeps noise levels below 65 dB, 99% as per KSPCB limits, meeting the standards.

With a fully automated SCADA system, operations are seamless and efficient.
The advanced membrane technology ensures 99% treatment efficiency, while UV sterilizers further purify the water by eliminating biological impurities, delivering high-quality treated water that meets the highest standards.

3.2 300KLD Plant (EAAS)

ELCITA has completed a 300 KLD Extended Aeration Activated Sludge System STP at East Phase, Electronics City. The plant treats sewage from industries and KSSIDC through underground sewer line of 1.5 KM.

With a fully automated SCADA system and upgraded energy-efficient equipment, operations are smooth and effective. Our advanced aeration system achieves 98% treatment efficiency, while UV sterilizers ensure the treated water meets the highest quality standards.

3.3 10 KLD SBR Plant

ELCITA has completed a 10 KLD Sequencing Batch Reactor (SBR) STP at West Phase, Electronics City, treating sewage from the ELCIA office building with reliable and eco-friendly technology.

Recycled Water

At ELCITA, we recognize the importance of water recycling. We utilize over 90% of treated water for non-domestic activities such as gardening, landscaping, construction, and road wash. Additionally, we sell recycled water to member companies for their landscaping and construction needs, further contributing to sustainable water management.

Enhanced Facilities

Our approach not only conserves precious freshwater resources but also empowers member companies by providing them with high-quality recycled water, supporting their operational and development activities. These initiatives promote environmental stewardship, reduce dependency on freshwater supplies, and reinforce a culture of sustainable growth and responsible resource utilization.

Environmental Sensor

Environmental, rain, and wind sensors have been installed across the ELCITA jurisdiction. These systems monitor air pollutants, weather conditions, and environmental changes as per KSPCB guidelines to support public health and sustainability.

Sensors Installed by ELCITA

1. Air Quality Monitoring: ELCITA has installed 17 outdoor air quality monitors to track pollutants and weather conditions.

2. Wind Sensors: 5 wind sensors have been installed to measure wind speed and direction, aiding environmental monitoring and climate studies.

3. Rain Sensors: 5 rain sensors have been installed to monitor rainfall patterns, supporting infrastructure, and environmental planning.

Wind Sensor

Air Quality Sensor

THE WATER (PREVENTION & CONTROL OF POLLUTION) ACT, 1974 Click Here
PREVENTION & CONTROL OF NOISE POLLUTION IN THE STATE Click Here
CIRCULAR ON MODIFIED TIMELINES FOR SAKALA SERVICES PERTAINING TO THE BOARD KSPCB Click Here
GUIDELINES FOR DESIGN AND LOCATION OF SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT(STPS) Click Here
LAWSC (RAINWATER HARVESTING) (AMENDMENT) REGULATION, 2015 Click Here
NOTIFIED GUIDELINES TO REGULATE AND CONTROL GROUNDWATER EXTRACTION IN INDIA W.E.F 1.6.2019 Click Here
PUBLIC KSPCB CII- GREEN RATING PROGRAM DOCUMENT DATED 24 MARCH 2023, RECEIVED FROM Click Here
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ELCITA is hiring for the position of Manager – Town Planning

Electronics City Industrial Township Authority (ELCITA) invites applications from suitable candidates for the position of Manager – Town Planning.

Location: Electronics City, Bengaluru

Electronics City Industrial Township Authority (ELCITA) is seeking a dynamic professional to lead urban and infrastructure planning for one of India’s premier industrial hubs.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Develop and implement master plans, zoning, and land use policies.
  • Plan and coordinate infrastructure projects (roads, utilities, amenities, mobility).
  • Ensure compliance with town planning and environmental regulations.
  • Integrate sustainability, smart city concepts, and ESG initiatives.
  • Engage with industries, institutions, consultants, and authorities.

Qualifications:

  • Bachelor’s / Master’s in Town Planning / Urban Planning / Architecture / Civil Engineering (planning specialization preferred).
  • 8–12 years’ experience in urban/town planning, preferably in industrial townships or smart city projects.
  • Proficiency in GIS / AutoCAD and knowledge of planning regulations.
  • Experience in in the areas of building plan approvals & license, and commencement, completion & building occupancy certificates.
  • Working knowledge of Karnataka Municipalities Act, 1964; Karnataka Town & Country Planning Act, 1961; and byelaws of Bangalore Development Authority (BDA).
  • Fluency in reading, writing & speaking of Kannada and English is essential.

Skills:

  • Strategic thinking, project execution, stakeholder engagement, and sustainability focus.

Click here to download Biodata Form

Send applications along with CV and ELCITA Biodata form to Email ID : [email protected]

Last date for receipt: 15-10-2025 before 5PM

 

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ELCITA has been officially certified as Water Positive

We are pleased to announce that ELCITA has been officially certified as “Water Positive” by TÜV Rheinland, reflecting our strong commitment to sustainable water management.

This certification highlights a remarkable achievement — a 126.5% water surplus for the year 2023–2024, made possible through our continuous efforts in water conservation, recycling, and responsible resource management.

At ELCITA, sustainability is not just a goal — it’s a practice embedded in our operations.

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ELCITA Sustainability Awards 2024–25

The ELCITA Sustainability Awards 2024–25 application deadline has been extended to May 31st, 2025.
Bengaluru-based organizations now have more time to showcase their commitment to sustainability. Whether you’re a tech giant, a healthcare provider, a research institute, or a public sector entity — this is your opportunity to gain city-wide recognition for your environmental leadership.
Apply today and be part of Bengaluru’s sustainability movement.
– Extended Deadline: May 31, 2025

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