Lagos: Integrated Waste Management Plant

LAGOS CITY CLIMATE INNOVATIVE ACTIONS AND SUSTAINABILITY PERFORMANCE

- Focus on Integrated Solid Waste Management Project, Epe Lagos, Nigeria Presentation at C40 & Siemens City Climate Leadership Awards Conference @ LONDON

Ola Oresanya Managing Director

Lagos Waste Management Authority

4TH – 5TH Sept., 2013

PRESENTATION OUTLINE  Introduction- City of Lagos

 Progress Shift  Challenges

 Outcome  Investment Opportunities

 Recommendations

CITY OF LAGOS

Demography Population Growth rate:

- Over 18 Million.

- 6 – 8%.

Waste generation: - 10,000MTPD.

Textiles 4% Metals 5%

Putrescibles 8% Fines 8% Vegetables 45% 1 2 3

GPC

Lagos VD

-

-

0.5kg/person/day.

Over 222veh/km.

4 5

Plastics 15%

6 7

Glass 5%

National VD

-

1veh/km.

8

Papers 10%

Estimated Waste Generation of Lagos State 1200

1000

800

600

ACTUAL PROJECTION DAILY PROJECTION 400

200

0

LAGOS WASTE ANALYSIS Pie Chart Showing The Percentage Volume Distribution of the Waste Stream Putrescibles Fines 8%

8%

Textiles 4%

Vegetables 45%

Metals 5%

1 2 3 4 5 6

7

Plastics 15%

8

Glass 5%

Papers 10%

PROGRESS SHIFT

Pre-2005

POST 2005

–

The Approach & Initiatives

STYLE

STRUCTURE

STAFF

SKILLS

•Staff Motivation •Sharing the Vision

•Ownership of the New Vision •Setting the New Agenda

 Engineering  Scientific approach  Administrative  Communication etc.

The Relevance Creating New Brands W2W

Gender Bliss

very useful after all

SUSTAINABILITY

W2S

W2M

ClimaDollar

Muscle

W2G Cash

Did I Hear You Say Waste?

INTEGRATED WASTE MANAGEMENT INITIATIVES

Waste Containerization Strategy

Use of Appropriate Waste Trucks

Skip bins - Tricycle

Intermediate Waste Disposal Facilities (TLS)

 Medical Waste Facility

Medical Waste Treatment Plant, Oshodi

Nylon Buyback Programme

ADVOCACY

• Public Private Partnerships

Signing of MOU for ISWM

• Our partners include: • CCI • ACAD •UNEP • USEPA • WORLD BANK/IBRD • LOCAL INVESTORS AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS

CHALLENGES

 Climate conditions  Cultural and Socio – economic factors

 Budgeting/Funding  Technology/Technical Capacity  Energy

 Capacity Building

OUTCOMES

•Cleaner environment • Best practice (technology and knowledge transfer) • Investment opportunities • Market based Solution to waste challenges •CDM registration of 5 landfill sites under the UNFCCC rules.

• empowerment and Job creation

Nylons Recycling Plant

Converting waste to compost (250bags of 25kg) daily.

London C40 Workshop

Olushosun Landfill Waste to Energy (WTE) Project – o potential CER’s from this project is 1,000,000 units over 10 years

CONSTRUCTION OF BIOGAS PLANT FOR WTE: USING MARKET WASTE

PROJECT IN FOCUS Integrated Solid Waste Management (ISWM) Facility at Epe as well as methane gas capture and Utilization project at Abule-Egba and Solous Landfills –

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Public Private Partnership (PPP) initiative developed in collaboration with Clinton Climate Initiative (CCI);

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Observance of International Due Diligence (RFP issuance, selection of preferred bidder etc)

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Government financially responsible for phase I (engineering designs and drawings , gas capture and utilization , CDM registration);

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Proper capping of the two (2) landfill sites to ensure site is secured for gas capture;

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Evaluation/feasibility of LFG possibility is supported by US – EPA;

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Proposed CER’s from the gas capture and utilization is to serve as government equity for operation and maintenance of the Epe ISWM project under Phase II;

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES  Construction/ O&M of ISWM Facility, Epe (Phase II)

 Landfill gas Capture & Utilization Projects (3 Landfill

sites).  Nylon / plastics recycling projects  Construction and Demolition Waste Management

Potential for Replicability/ LAWMA’s Footprints  WEST AFRICA  Banjul, Gambia  Accra Metropolitan Authority (Ghana)  City of Freetown (Sierra Leone)

 Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.  Cote d’ivoire

 NIGERIA  Federal Capital territory (Abuja)  Ogun State  Plateau State  Ekiti State

 Cross Rivers State  Osun State  Kogi State

RECOMMENDATIONS  Use of adaptable technologies  Co-operations/collaboration necessary for

sustainable waste management  Adoption of suitable market based strategy.

Welcome to LAGOS

THANK YOU!