Delhi generates millions of tonnes of construction and demolition (C&D) waste — locally called "malba" — every year. Most of it ends up illegally dumped on roadsides, in drains, and on public land. The Municipal Corporation of Delhi needed a way to track where this waste comes from, which transporters are moving it, and whether it reaches authorised processing facilities. The Delhi Malba Portal was built to solve exactly this — a civic traceability system that brings full accountability to a historically opaque waste chain.
C&D waste management in Delhi had no end-to-end visibility. Waste generators had no formal system to report disposal. Transporters operated without accountability. Processing facilities couldn't verify incoming loads. MCD officials had no dashboard to track compliance, detect illegal dumping, or measure how much waste was actually being processed versus abandoned. Penalties couldn't be enforced because violations couldn't be proven.
A multi-stakeholder traceability platform where every tonne of malba is assigned a digital trail. Waste generators register disposal requests. Transporters are assigned trips with GPS-verified routes. Processing facilities confirm receipt with weight records. MCD administrators get live dashboards, compliance heatmaps, and violation detection — with a complete audit trail from source to disposal for every registered load.
Waste generator registration and disposal request system
Transporter assignment with trip and route management
GPS-verified journey tracking and delivery confirmation
Processing facility intake and weight recording
MCD admin dashboard with live compliance metrics
Illegal dumping detection and violation flagging
Ward-wise and zone-wise waste volume reporting
Complete audit trails for every registered load
Penalty and compliance management for MCD officials
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