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Head of Policies & Planning Division Ministry of Environment Solid Waste Management in Jordan Current Situation and Future Challenges Eng. Khalid Alfayez Head of Policies & Planning Division Ministry of Environment

Contents: Current Situation on SWM Challenges…. Role of MOE IN SWM Progress so far (MOE) …. Improvements to SWM & Landfills Future Objectives Recommendations

Current Situation Quantities of MSW in Jordan Average per capita generation rate : 0.9 kg/day Quantities of MSW generated in Jordan : 4600 ton/day = 1,679,000 ton/year

Current Situation Collection & Transport Mixed waste collection Curbside collection ( 1.1 m3 containers) House to house collection (0.22m3 containers) Municipalities collect waste in cities Private companies collect commercial and industrial waste Direct transport of waste after collection to transfer stations and/or landfills

Mixed municipal waste (no separation at points of generation)

Current Situation Method of Disposal Land filling using trench method Land filling using cell method is used depending on nature of the site Waste is spread in layers and compacted by heavy machinery to reduce its volume then covered by daily and final soil cover No lining , leachate and biogas collection (Alghabawi landfill is an exception)

Current Situation Landfill Disposal Sites 21 working landfill sites throughout Jordan 7 closed landfill sites Joint service councils (branching from the Ministry of Municipal Affairs ) operate the landfill sites. Greater Amman Municipality operate Alghabawi landfill.

Waste Constituents Organic 55-70 % Plastic 5-17 % Paper & cardboard 11-17 % Glass 2-2.5 % Metal 2-2.5 % Other 4-7 %

Current Situation Treatment of SW IN Jordan Partial separation of useful materials (in landfills and outside ) Recycling & export of materials separated Treatment of separated organic waste to generate biogas & electricity in a reactor (Russaifa landfill)

Current Situation Private Sector Participation in Waste Management Private contractors separate waste in landfills Recycling of specific types of waste Collection and transport of commercial and industrial waste by private companies

Current Situation Common Practices in Society Littering Disposal of mixed waste No efforts for waste reduction No value of waste Scavenging

Challenges…. Weaknesses in the existing legislations. No proper separation of waste at points of generation. Minor separation of recyclable materials from waste stream, recycling and resource recovery are done on a small scale. No treatment of the organic portion in the waste stream. Long distances to some landfills and thus high cost of transport. Limited participation of private sector

Challenges (cont.)…….. Disposal of other types of waste in landfills Improper location of some landfill sites (may influence groundwater quality). Lack of new landfill sitting criteria. No lining is applied to landfills and no studies were conducted to prove the necessity of lining. (Al Ghabawi landfill site is an exception). No lechate collection and no landfill gas ventilation and /or collection ( Russaifa biogas plant and Al Ghabawi landfill sites are exceptions).

Challenges (cont.)…….. Unorganized landfill practices, methods and area efficient use. Lack of heavy machinery in some landfill sites. Absence of weigh bridges on the entrances of landfill sites to weigh the collection vehicles in order to know the exact amounts of waste entering the sites. Improper and unorganized separation of recyclable materials is done in unsanitary conditions and influencing land filling practices.

Role of MOE IN Solid Waste Management Preparation of legislations in SWM New landfill sitting (in cooperation with concerned parties ) Monitoring performance in landfill sites Study the influence of landfill sites on the environment Preparation of plans , studies and data collection and analysis in SWM

Role of MOE in SWM (cont.)…….. Specify suitable equipment and methods of collection , transport , separation , storage , recycling , treatment and disposal Specify methods of rehabilitation of closed landfill sites Carryout training and public awareness programs in the field of SWM Carryout cleaning activities in public places

Progress so far (MOE) …. Legal approximation with EU legislations (ongoing)… Preparation of waste framework law (ongoing)…. Monitoring of influence of landfills on groundwater (ongoing)…. Institutional strengthening New divisions/ functions Preparation of solid waste policy Adoption of EU waste catalogue Preparation of waste manifest system (ongoing)…. Pilot project: waste separation at source (ongoing)…. Treatment of animal waste (manure) (ongoing)…..

Improvements to SWM & Landfills Biogas project :2000

Improvements to SWM & Landfills Transfer stations- to reduce cost of transport and reduce number of Landfills.

Improvements to SWM & Landfills Ghabawi landfill: 2003- Sanitary Landfill

Main Future Objective Better environment through improved waste management .

Specific Future Objectives Waste separation and treatment of organic and no organic portions. Waste reduction. Improve landfill sites to reduce their influence on the environment. Benefit from Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) carbon finance by methane gas reduction.

Recommendations Developing solid waste management legislations Awareness among general public with regard to waste handling, reduction and treatment. Training of staff for Joint Services Councils, municipalities and Ministry of Environment. Treatment of organic waste (food waste & animal waste)

Recommendations (cont.)…….. Land filling should be practiced where large amounts of waste are dumped ensuring exploitable amounts of biogas. Composting should be practiced with less amounts of waste and where biogas generated is not enough to be economically feasible. Encourage private sector to invest in the field of solid waste management for better waste collection, recycling and treatment.

Recommendations (cont.)…….. Reduction of the number of landfill sites to three regional sites which are: Properly located according to proper sitting criteria. Properly designed and constructed on sanitary basis with lining, lechate collection and treatment and biogas extraction and utilization. Al Ghabawi landfill site can be considered as one of these sites since it's a sanitary landfill.

Recommendations (cont.)…….. Transfer stations should be properly located and well managed. Waste compaction in transfer stations should be avoided to allow for waste separation before final disposal. Closure and rehabilitation of improper landfill sites. Benefit from Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) -carbon finance should be considered.

Better Environment Through Cooperation

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