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Government to invest in landfill sites, waste transfer stations nationwide – Ayariga

The government is preparing to invest in engineered landfill sites across regional capitals and waste transfer stations in Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies (MMDAs) as part of efforts to overhaul Ghana’s sanitation infrastructure.
He added that waste transfer stations would also be developed in every MMDA to improve the collection and management of solid waste.
Mr Ayariga said the planned investments were aimed at significantly reducing the cost of waste management while improving sanitation across the country.
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