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ASEAN Municipal Solid Waste Management Enhancement (AMUSE)

  • Category:

    Project

  • Keyword:

    waste, clean cities

  • Stage:

    2022 - 2025

  • National Partners:

  • International Partners:

  • Contact

    Dr. Nguyen Thi Minh Ngoc
    GIZ, ngoc.nguyen1@giz.de
    Shameer Khanal, Shameer.khanal@giz.de

Brief Innovation

Context The ASEAN region is one of the fastest-growing regions in the world with high population growth and rapid urbanisation. Cities and municipalities lack the resources and capacity to ensure clean air and land, as well as basic supplies in the water, waste and energy sectors. This is to change, as managing such services is key to a good-quality urban environment. In 2016, the volume of waste generated in Southeast Asia reached around 150 million tons. It remains one of the big challenges facing the region. It is estimated that waste generation will increase by 150 per cent in 2025 compared to 1995 levels unless something is done. In addition, tourism is becoming increasingly relevant as an economic factor. However, it is accompanied by growing amounts of waste. Small and medium-sized cities, in particular, are grappling with all these factors. Objective ASEAN Municipal Solid Waste Management (AMUSE) is improving environmental quality in small and medium-sized cities in the ASEAN region by optimising waste disposal and recycling.

Overview

Category: Project
Keyword: waste, clean cities
Donner:

German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ)
National Partners:
International Partners:
Location(s) in Vietnam: Country level
Location(s) in Other countries: Cambodia, Laos, Thailand
Stage: 2022 - 2025
Total budget:

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