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Project promoted by Minam requires an investment of more S/ 27 million and will improve waste management and quality of life in the province.With the aim of reducing pollution and improving the quality of life of the citizens of Lambayeque, the Ministry of the Environment (Minam) is advancing in the construction of a landfill and two solid waste recovery plants in the region, a work that registers more than 90% of physical progress.
The landfill and the organic waste plant are located in the Reque district, while the inorganic waste plant is installed in the San Jose district. This initiative will benefit more than 716,658 inhabitants.
This project executed by Minams Executing Unit 003: Comprehensive Environmental Quality Management will optimize the management of municipal solid waste and strengthen the public cleaning service in eight districts of the province of Chiclayo.
The landfill will have environmental control systems, such as leachate management, gas extraction, storm drainage, access roads and monitoring, as well as operational infrastructure. The solid waste plants will include scales, crushers, presses, composters and conveyor belts for proper processing.
This landfill has a treatment projection of 705.24 tons per day, with a useful life of more than 5 years, benefiting the population of Chiclayo, Eten Puerto, Jose Leonardo Ortiz, La Victoria, Monsefu, Pimentel, Reque and San Jose. The investment in the works exceeds S/ 27 million and is developed in an area of 22.62 hectares.
Minam points out that the landfill and the recovery plants are complementary, since the former ensures the final disposal of unusable waste, while the plants allow the recovery and reuse of organic and inorganic materials.
In this way, Minam reaffirms its commitment to continue promoting investments that contribute to improving order, cleanliness and sanitary conditions in the countrys cities.
