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China – Ningbo Municipal Solid

Waste Minimization & Recycling

Project

Managing Kitchen Waste

Global Food Waste Problems & Opportunities

World Bank Learning Event 2016

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Ningbo MSW Minimization & Recycling Project

Ningbo MSW Minimization & Recycling Project

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Ningbo Population: 7.6 million (2010 census), 3.5 million in six urban

districts (Project Area)

GDP $16,200/cap (2014)

Strong industrial base, third port in the world

History of WB projects, strong project/program management skills

Project Reduce waste to landfill/incineration with recycling and waste

separation at source

$246 million incl. $80 million Loan for (1) separate collection of recyclables, kitchen waste; investment in infrastructure; (2) kitchen waste treatment facility; (3) education and output based payments; (4) PM, M&E and capacity building

Kitchen Waste Management

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Current status

Halfway implementation (2013-2019) Roll-out of separate waste collection is expected to reach 400,000 households in 2016

Roll-out and intensive outreach campaign fully community based (862 communities in six districts), each districts has its own PIU

Construction of six transfer/sorting stations 2016-2017

Focus on kitchen waste to reach 240 t/d, quality moving to 80% organics (60% in mixed waste), other recyclables lag behind

Kitchen waste temporarily to existing restaurant waste facility

Smart Sanitation Information System (WMIS) launch May 2016

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Kitchen Waste Management

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Coming soon (2016)

Output based payment (OBP) program ($4.5 million) as incentive to participating communities

OPB determined by community level workers supported by WMIS

Construction of Kitchen Waste Treatment Facility (KWTF) to commence by the end of 2016

KWTF (400-800 t/d), PPP arrangement with investor to co-finance/ operate, total investment $48 million, $17 million from Loan

Anaerobic Digestion, gas utilization for power generation