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Government plans engineered landfills and waste transfer stations nationwide – Ayariga

The government is preparing to invest in engineered landfill sites across regional capitals and waste transfer stations in all Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies (MMDAs) as part of a major overhaul of Ghana’s sanitation infrastructure.
Mr Ayariga said the infrastructure would be supported with waste collection vehicles, tricycles and household bins to strengthen waste management at the local level.
The proposed investments form part of the government’s broader efforts to strengthen sanitation infrastructure and improve waste management across the country.
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