Kathmandu Metropolitan City Seeks Tech-Based Scientific Solutions for Biodegradable Waste Management

Kathmandu. Kathmandu Metropolitan City has called for proposals from individuals, organizations, and companies to suggest scientific and technology-based solutions for managing biodegradable waste generated within its area. KMC’s Environment Management Department issued a public notice on Sunday, inviting submissions within 15 days.

The Metropolitan City stated that the initiative is aligned with its annual policy and programme for the fiscal year 2082/83, which prioritizes waste segregation at source, waste-to-energy solutions, and the development of a zero-waste city. The aim is to utilize biodegradable waste as a resource, reduce pressure on landfill sites, and support a circular economy model.

According to the notice, proposed solutions must be technologically advanced, environmentally friendly, odorless, and compliant with standards approved by the Government of Nepal, while also considering social and developmental aspects. Interested parties are required to submit technically and commercially feasible proposals to the Environment Management Department under the Office of the Municipal Executive of Kathmandu Metropolitan City, either in hard copy or via email at [email protected].

KMC stated it will review the submitted suggestions and select an appropriate method and implementation process for biodegradable waste management in the coming days.

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