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Annoh-Dompreh brokers talks as Zoomlion pledges support for Adipa communities

Concerns over waste disposal at the Adipa Engineered Landfill Site have taken a new turn following a stakeholder engagement involving residents, traditional authorities, local government officials and waste-management operators.
The MP stressed that waste management remains an important public responsibility, but said that decisions involving the transportation and disposal of large quantities of waste must be accompanied by meaningful consultation with traditional authorities, local assemblies, and affected residents.
The concerns prompted Mr Annoh-Dompreh to push for direct engagement among residents, traditional authorities, local government officials, and the companies involved in waste management operations.
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