The UAE currently has a waste generation ratio of between 1.9 to 2.5kg per person per day, making it one of the most wasteful countries in the world. (Image source: r_tee/Adobe Stock)

Waste, and getting rid of it in a manner that makes sense for the economy and the environment, is an issue that has been getting much more attention and investment recently across the GCC

The construction of the sewage plants has been scheduled in various stages depending on different factors including environmental, health, social and economic factors. (Image source: LVEMP II Rwanda/ Flickr)

Oman?s Haya Water has started the work on the master plan to supply 979cu/m of water per day to 4.1mn residents by 2045 

Colour-coded waste bins have been allocated to collect more than 12 different types of recyclable waste including glass, plastic, metal, electrical devices, paper, cartons and bulky waste. (Image source: art9858/Adobe Stock)

The Center of Waste Management ? Abu Dhabi (Tadweer) has opened its first civic amenity for recyclable waste next to Khalidiyah Park in Abu Dhabi in a bid to promote community participation in segregating waste at source

The contract signing between Veolia and Egyptian Electricity Holding Company. (Image Source: Veolia Water Technologies Middle East)

Veolia Water Technologies has been awarded a contract by Egyptian Electricity Holding Company (EEHC) to construct and set up water and wastewater treatment plants for Assiut Supercritical Power Plant and Cairo West Power Plant