Expression Of Interest Are Invited For Development Of The Municipal Solid Waste Management Master Plan For The Southern Region Of Jordan

Expression Of Interest Are Invited For Development Of The Municipal Solid Waste Management Master Plan For The Southern Region Of Jordan Context The Government Of Jordan Adopted Its National Municipal Solid Waste Management Strategy Nmswms In September 2015 In Order To Tackle The Lack Of Proper Transfer And Final DisposalFacilities And Shift Over 20 Years From An Old Inefficient Costly And Environmentally UnstableMunicipal Solid Waste Management Mswm System Towards A Modern And Integrated One TheObjective Is To Improve The Overall Health Environmental Conditions And Quality Of Life OfPopulation And Refugees In Jordanian Cities And Villages By Developing Environmentally AndFinancial Sustainable Systems For Mswm In Coming Years All Specific Objectives Of The StrategyAre In Line With The Jordan 2025 National Vision Which Seeks To Achieve Improvements In TheWelfare Of Citizens And The Basic Services Provided To Them To Create A Balanced Society WhereOpportunities Are Available To All And The Gap Between Governorates Is Bridged The Mswm Strategy Objectives Will Be Accomplished Through An Integrated Approach InvolvingVarious Actions In Several Thematic Areas Such As Updating Mswm Policy And Legislation Improving Institutional Setup In Relation With Mswm Establishment Of A National Management Information System For Mswm To Act As AReliable Electronic Database For Recording And Analysis Of Relevant Data Of The Sector Integrated Planning Of Mswm Activities In Local And Regional Administrative Levels Promoting Msw Prevention And Re Use Sustainable Financing Of Mswm Facilities And Activities Sustainable Construction And Operation Of Mswm Facilities By Establishing Publicprivate Partnership Ppp Where Feasible And Viable Promotion Of Public Awareness And Education On Mswm Empowering And Building Capacity Of Competent Public Stakeholders Monitoring Of Mswm Activities In Terms Of Operational And Environmental Performance

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