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In Shillong city the existing solid waste management system is mobile waste bins (72%). About 12 percent burn the waste generatedby them. Door to door collection is about 5 percent. Over 2 percent households throw the wastes in the open space. Another 9percent households throw their wastes into the waste bins located in the neighbourhood. The local headman takes care about half ofthe household’s wastes, while Municipality takes care about 34 percent households. About 10 percent households are ignorant aboutthe collection and disposal of wastes. Some NGO’s takes care about 5 percent household’s wastes. Awareness about segregation ofwaste into organic and non-bio degradable waste is 64 percent and a significant numbers do the segregation. In Shillong MunicipalityBoard (SMB) area collects 45.91% (78.42 MT) waste, outside SMB area collection is 32.61% (45.99 MT) and entire GSPA thepercentage of garbage collected is 41percent. The only dumping ground in GSPA is Marten, Mawiong, and the capacity to holdgarbage is decreasing due to limited landfill. The sanitary landfill site is 5.0 acres that it is not enough to meet the demand. Out of hetotal area 170.69 sq. km. (GSPA) only 25.67% is most suitable and 18.58% is unsuitable to set up a new landfill area. Eastern part ofthe GSPA, is most suitable, which fulfils the entire criterion adopted in this study. In this the best-stated criterion are land cover(vacant space), slope (<15%), proximity to road (400-800m), distance from River (>2000m) and elevation (1300-1500m). Theeastern part of the GSPA is most suitable landfill location

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Solid Waste Management in Greater Shillong Planning Area (GSPA) Using Spatial Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis for Site Suitability Assessment