The Maldives government launched the nationwide 'Magey Saafu Raajje' waste and resource management programme at a ceremony at the Malé Waste Transfer Station, officiated by First Lady Sajidha Mohamed. At the same event, 48 lightweight trucks donated by the Japanese government were formally handed over, and the initiative was projected to cost MVR 6.6 million over five years.
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Today marks the commencement of an inclusive initiative, inviting participation from the general public and private sector in our comprehensive waste management efforts at the island, atoll, and national levels,
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The ceremony also marked the official handover of 48 lightweight trucks donated by the Japanese government.
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The project, which aims to establish a comprehensive waste management network, is projected to cost the government MVR 6.6 million over the next five years, he added.
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The Japanese Ambassador, Takeuchi Midori, handed over the vehicles under a grant project worth US$6.5 million.
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The initiative was unveiled at a ceremony held at the Malé Waste Transfer Station, with First Lady Sajidha Mohamed officiating the event.
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