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Solid Waste Management Plan and Community-Driven Valorisation in Afgooye Town

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The International Organization for Migration is seeking quotations for the development and implementation of a Solid Waste Management Plan and Community-Driven Valorisation in Afgooye Town and associated District Administrative Councils under the AARAN Programme. This solicitation, identified by number 30000036142,1, focuses on improving waste management infrastructure and promoting sustainable valorisation practices within Somalia. Interested parties should direct inquiries to the Supply Chain Officer via the provided procurement email. The project aims to integrate community-led initiatives to enhance environmental sustainability and urban sanitation in the targeted regions.

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IOM seeks quotations for waste management and community valorisation plans in Afgooye, Somalia.

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924110 - Administration of Air and Water Resource and Solid Waste Management Programs

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Description Request for Quotation for Solid Waste Management Plan and Community-Driven Valorisation in Afgooye Town and DACs under AARAN Programme .

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