Qatar: Solid Waste Management Phase 1 Assessment

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Introduction •Qatar is generating a total of 28,000 Tones per day of solid waste, of which only 3% is recycled, 4% is incinerated while the remaining is disposed off into landfills • Household waste generated = 4,040T; recycling=3% • Commercial waste generated = 4,040T; recycling=1% • Construction & Demolition waste generated = 20,000T; recycling=4% • Hazardous 1 waste generated = 150T; treated=17%; Landfilled=83% Total solid waste generated in 2032 is expected 1 to be ~19,000 Tones/day , growing at an average annual growth rate of ~4.2% •Revenue potential for the solid waste value chain in Qatar is estimated 2 to be ~ USD 663M. Significant opportunities include • Construction & Demolition Recycling (~USD 105M) • Household: Recycling (~USD 100M) • Commercial: Collection (~USD 76M) and Recycling (~USD 100M) • Waste to Energy (WtE): ~USD 135M 1.. Does not include C&D waste 2. Based on pricing benchmarks in "best in class" countries Source: BCG
28K T/day of waste generated in Qatar in 2012, 92% goes to landfill
Page 1 and 2: Qatar: Solid Waste Management Phase
Page 3 and 4: Six key stakeholders currently in Q
Page 5: Most solid waste related assets loc
Page 9 and 10: 91% of commercial waste is landfill
Page 11 and 12: 92% of construction and demolition
Page 13 and 14: Qatar's solid waste management mark
Page 15 and 16: Qatar has high municipal waste per
Page 17 and 18: Qatar could be heading for much hig
Page 19 and 20: Commercial waste to reach 13k T/day
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