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Funded and managed by the UN Development Program, the project involves assessing the municipality’s primary and secondary waste collection systems to establish an efficient secondary system meeting community needs. It includes preparing a cleanup, closure, and post-closure monitoring plan for a long-used dumpsite. Additionally, it covers rehabilitating an existing workshop to serve as a maintenance facility for the municipality’s waste collection vehicles.
Waste Collection System Assessment and Procurement Support
Temporary Clean-up and Environmental Closure of Kayal Dumpsite
Rehabilitation Design for Municipal Maintenance Workshop
Biogas Plant Enhancement through Co-Generation System Planning
Laceco responded to the above objectives by:
Designing a consistent urban framework that nevertheless provided a diversity in the individual architectural character of buildings.
Curating a seamless pedestrian experience in a site that had a challenging topography and was exposed to dominant winds.
Anchoring the site along three platforms linked to each other by a continuous game of terraces, stairs, suspended bridges and esplanades that gently slope down the length of the development.
Conducting value engineering and cost optimization studies to preserve economic viability of the development.
The plan includes the preparation of all the related architectural and engineering drawings and related technical specifications. Assessment of the need of a co-generator for the proper operation of an existing anaerobic biogas plant dedicated for the management of the organic fraction of the waste and preparation of the associated technical specifications. The project incorporated the preparation of the necessary procurement documents for all the above works and the provision of the necessary assistance to the UNDP during the procurement process.
