ISLAMABAD: The Capital Development Authority (CDA) and the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) of the UK have joined forces to revolutionize solid waste management in Islamabad. The partnership aims to align solid waste management practices with modern techniques, ensuring a cleaner and healthier environment for the city’s residents, as per Associated Press of Pakistan (APP) report.
Under the collaboration, the FCDO will provide technical assistance and support to the CDA in adopting innovative solutions for solid waste management. The partnership will focus on improving waste collection, transportation, and disposal practices, as well as promoting recycling and reducing waste going to landfills.
The initiative is part of the UK’s commitment to supporting Pakistan’s efforts to address environmental challenges and promote sustainable development. The partnership is expected to serve as a model for other cities in Pakistan, showcasing the benefits of modernizing solid waste management practices.
Chairman CDA, [Name], expressed gratitude for the FCDO’s support, stating, “This partnership will help us transform solid waste management in Islamabad, making it a cleaner and healthier city for our residents.”
The collaboration is set to make a significant impact on the environment and public health in Islamabad, demonstrating the power of international cooperation in addressing urban development challenges.