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recycling, landfill) will cover at least 2 500 households and businesses in the first year and 8 500
            by the tenth year.


            Sustainable Development Goals impacts


            SDG 1 and 8: Poverty reduction and sustained growth through the creation of productive and
            decent employment, particularly among the youth in the community.


            SDG 9: Innovative technologies to transform plastic waste into paving materials that can be used
            for road construction.

            SDG 13: Climate action by sustainable waste management and re-use of existing materials.


            SDG 17: Partnership among local government, project sector and United Nations Capital
            Development Fund.


            People-first elements

            •  Improved waste management practices: In line with national legislation and the United Nations
                SDGs, the project generated increased awareness among the population of Mamou on the
                socio-economic and environmental issues of solid waste management. The project allows for
                a reduction in the production of waste by at least 15 per cent per year, and greater recovery
                of plastic and ferrous materials contained in the waste. Additionally, there is a reduction of
                negative impacts on human health and risks of environmental pollution in accordance with
                national targets on solid waste management in urban areas.
            •  Marketable products from recycled waste: Paving stones are produced from recycled plastic that
                will partially replace paving stones produced from cement. At least 229 499 m² of paving stones
                will be produced in 10 years. Compost is produced from biodegradable waste, producing at
                least 1 375 tons of compost in 10 years.

            •  Employment opportunities for youth: An additional 321 full-time jobs per year were created in
                the city. Youth were hired to assist in the cleaning of the city.


            Financial information


             Budget item                                                                         Total (USD)
             A. FRONT-END COST (Development cost)                                                    11 765
             B. FACILITIES' INSTALLATION AND IMPROVEMENT                                   

             Land                                                                                    10 695
             Landfill                                                                                 6 952

             Treatment / processing plant                                                             8 556




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