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This document presents a “Strategic Master Plan” for the management of wastes in Gharbia Governorate that should be managed wholly or partly outside the system for the management of household wastes. The Strategic Master Plan sets out the main considerations and directions for the management of the identified wastes with respect to legal and institutional considerations, technology options, financial considerations and capacity development.

This document presents a “Strategic Master Plan” for the management of wastes in Gharbia Governorate that should be managed wholly or partly outside the system for the management of household wastes. The Strategic Master Plan sets out the main considerations and directions for the management of the identified wastes with respect to legal and institutional considerations, technology options, financial considerations and capacity development.

The scope of this document includes the management of the following waste stream, which together represent the major “non-municipal” waste that are generated in Qena governorate as agricultural waste, healthcare wastes, construction & demolition wastes, non-hazardous industrial wastes and hazardous industrial wastes.

The scope of this document includes the management of the following waste stream, which together represent the major “non-municipal” waste that are generated in Qena governorate as agricultural waste, healthcare wastes, construction & demolition wastes, non-hazardous industrial wastes and hazardous industrial wastes.

The objective of this report is to formulate different options for the Integrated Solid Waste Management (ISWM) Master Plan in consultation with Solid Waste Management Unit (SWMU) and stakeholders in Assiut Governorate, to determine the corresponding options for waste transfer, recycling and treatment, to secure disposal in sanitary landfills, and ensure that this plan cover the geographical territory of Assuit Governorate.