Zambia Launches Waste-to-Energy Project at Soweto Market with Misereor Support
The Civic Forum on Housing and Habitat Zambia launched a waste-to-energy initiative at Soweto Market, supported by Misereor and the Lusaka City Council. The €100,000 project aims to reduce waste and promote clean energy by converting organic market waste into biogas and organic fertilizer using a bio-digester system. The initiative focuses on improving sanitation and creating economic opportunities, particularly for women running restaurants. Implementation is expected to begin next quarter.
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The Civic Forum on Housing and Habitat Zambia initiated a waste-to-energy project at Soweto Market in partnership with Misereor and the Lusaka City Council. Funded by a €100,000 investment, the initiative aims to convert organic waste into biogas and organic fertilizer, addressing waste issues and promoting clean energy.
The project will initially target women in the restaurant sector, enhancing their skills in waste management and creating potential income opportunities. Implementation is set to commence next quarter, with a focus on community awareness.
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