Development project
Waste Management System
Improving waste collection and disposal for a cleaner and healthier Juba.
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The problem
Collection coverage is incomplete and disposal capacity is under strain, creating public-health risk.
Objectives
- Expand collection routes and vehicle fleet
- Establish transfer points
- Introduce waste segregation at source
- Improve final disposal site management
Project story
Waste collection is one of the most visible tests of city governance. This programme expands the fleet, adds transfer points and introduces segregation so neighbourhoods stay clean year-round.
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Timeline and milestones
Route mapping
1 September 2023 · Completed
Fleet expansion phase one
1 March 2024 · Completed
Transfer point construction
1 September 2024 · In progress
Segregation rollout
1 June 2025 · Planned
Completion
31 December 2025 · Planned
Budget breakdown
| Line item | Amount | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Collection vehicles | $620,000 | 48% |
| Transfer points | $340,000 | 26% |
| Bins & containers | $200,000 | 15% |
| Programme management | $140,000 | 11% |
Funding sources
- City budget allocation$480K
- Development partner grants$300K
Social impact
Reduced disease risk and improved neighbourhood amenity.
Environmental impact
Less open dumping and burning; groundwork for future recycling.
Risks and mitigation
Fleet maintenance costs
Service contracts bundled with vehicle procurement
Progress updates
10 May 2024
Two transfer points under construction
Works started at the first two transfer point sites.