PROVINCIAL PROFILE | SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
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BANTEAY MEANCHEY Banteay Meanchey is in northwestern Cambodia. The province has important rail infrastructure, 360 km of rail road connecting to Phnom Penh and shares an international border with Thailand. These border crossings with Thailand provide economic opportunities with high volumes of import and export activities. The total area of the province is 6,679 km2, much of which provides land for agriculture and mining. Rice production amongst other crops in the province has been increasing for the export markets and subsequently the provincial government has developed the irrigation systems. In addition to agriculture, there are also numerous rich mining deposits including iron ore and marble that are being developed. These industries, as well as the international borders, create the setting for Banteay Meanchey to be a hub for business, trade and tourism between Cambodia and Thailand.
KEY FACTS
Population 2017
798,662
Urban
209,512
Rural
589,150
Key Industries • • • •
Agriculture (Rice milling) Mining Fertilizer Tile flooring
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SOLID WASTE COLLECTION The following figure illustrates the districts where collection contractors are operating in Banteay Meanchey Province. The name of the contractors known to operate in each district are also shown. Coverage is predominately around areas with markets.
The below graph highlights the percentage of families with access to waste collection and affected by environmental pollution by district in 2010, as reported in the Online Commune Database.
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WASTE INFRASTRUCTURE The below map illustrates the population in each district in Banteay Meanchey Province. The points indicate the location of waste infrastructure, whether they are managed and how many vehicles discharge waste at each site each week.
Known Dumpsites
Age of Dumpsites
Number of vehicles/ week
Serei Saophoan Municipality
Over 3 years
70
Poipet Municipality Dumpsite
1 – 3 years
84
Preah Netr Preah District Dumpsite
1 – 3 years
7
Svay Chek District Dumpsite
Over 3 years
7 triangle motorcycles
Thma Puok District Dumpsite
Unknown
Unknown
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WASTE STATISTICS The below figures provide some key statistics on waste characteristics in Banteay Meanchey Province. The first chart identifies the final destination of separated recyclable material collected in Banteay Meanchey Province. The second graph shows how recycling is collected and whether there are any junk shops in the province.
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The following chart identifies total waste generated in Banteay Meanchey in 2017 relative to other provinces in Cambodia.
COST OF WASTE SERVICES The following table shows the known waste fees applied for the collection of waste fees from different building and land use typologies, together with the number of customers. Customer Type
Monthly Fee
Number of Customers
Apartment
200,000
6
House – Small
8,000
3000 households
House – Large
12,000
1100 households
Restaurant – Small
40,000
250
Restaurant – Large
80,000
80
Hotel – Small
80,000
50
Hotel – Large
80,000
33
Factory
500,000
8
Casino
2,000,000
5
Farm
Unknown
Unknown
Other
Unknown
Unknown
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PROVINCIAL PROFILE | SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
BATTAMBANG Battambang is situated in the western region of Cambodia, four of the districts in the province share international borders with Thailand. These international borders along with well-developed transport infrastructure connect the province to international and domestic markets making Battmabang the hub of western Cambodia. In addition to this, the province is supplied with abundant water sources leading to a well-developed fishing sector and agriculture industries such as rice production and more recently cash crops. The agro-industry and food processing industries are expected to be the dominant industries in the province. The landscapes and water sources also offer potential for hydro-power, electricity supply plants, developing mining resources as well as tourism to historic temples and French colonial architecture.
KEY FACTS
Population 2017
1,248,945
Urban
335,954
Rural
912,991
Key Industries • Rice milling • Food & beverage • Water supply plants
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SOLID WASTE COLLECTION The following figure illustrates the districts where collection contractors are operating in Battambang Province. The name of the contractors known to operate in each district are also shown. Coverage is predominately around areas with markets.
The below graph highlights the percentage of families with access to waste collection and affected by environmental pollution by district in 2010, as reported in the Online Commune Database.
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WASTE INFRASTRUCTURE The below map illustrates the population in each district in Battambang Province. The points indicate the location of waste infrastructure, whether they are managed and how many vehicles discharge waste at each site each week.
Known Dumpsites
Age of Dumpsites
Number of vehicles/ week
Battambang Dumpsite
Over 3 years
112
Sangke District*
1 – 3 years
14
Borvil District
1 – 3 years
7
Kamrieng District*
1 – 3 years
7
Rattanak Mondul*
1 – 3 years
7
Banan District Dumpsite
Unknown
Unknown
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WASTE STATISTICS The below figures provide some key statistics on waste characteristics in Battambang Province. The first chart identifies the final destination of separated recyclable material collected in Battambang. The second graph shows how recycling is collected and whether there are any junk shops in the province.
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The following chart identifies total waste generated in Battambang Province in 2017 relative to other provinces in Cambodia.
COST OF WASTE SERVICES The following table shows the known waste fees applied for the collection of waste fees from different building and land use typologies, together with the number of customers. Customer Type
Monthly Fee
Number of Customers
Apartment
Unknown
Unknown
House – Small
4,000
Unknown
House – Large
8,000
Unknown
Restaurant – Small
40,000
Unknown
Restaurant – Large
80,000
Unknown
Hotel – Small
80,000
Unknown
Hotel – Large
200,000
Unknown
Factory
Unknown
Unknown
Casino
Unknown
Unknown
Farm
Unknown
Unknown
Other
Unknown
Unknown
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PROVINCIAL PROFILE | SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
KAMPONG CHAM Kampong Cham is situated in Eastern Cambodia, some 124 km from Phnom Penh. The Mekong river splits the area into two parts, as of December 2013 the land to the west of the river remained Kampong Cham whilst to the east became Tbong Khmum, which borders Vietnam. The majority of the land is lowlands with the province’s potential largely in agriculture, such as paddy rice, cash crops, rubber, sugar cane, tobacco, banana and many more. The industry reflects the population employment activities with approximately 80% farmers, 1% craftsmen, 14% service providers and 5% engaged in other business. There is also possibility for tourism due to historical and cultural sites as well as natural scenery such as forests, beaches and the setting along the Mekong River.
KEY FACTS
Population 2017
1,115,959
Urban
101,667
Rural
1,014,292
Key Industries • • • • •
Rubber processing Manufacturing Rice milling Garment Electricity plant
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SOLID WASTE COLLECTION The following figure illustrates the districts where collection contractors are operating in Kampong Cham Province. The name of the contractors known to operate in each district are also shown. Coverage is predominately around areas with markets.
The below graph highlights the percentage of families with access to waste collection and affected by environmental pollution by district in 2010, as reported in the Online Commune Database.
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WASTE INFRASTRUCTURE The below map illustrates the population in each district in Kampong Cham Province. The points indicate the location of waste infrastructure, whether they are managed and how many vehicles discharge waste at each site each week.
Known Dumpsites
Does the site have access to a bulldozer
Prey Chhor Dumpsite
Age of Dumpsites
Number of vehicles/ week
!
Daun Thy Dump Site *
Yes
Unknown 1 – 3 years
Unknown 50 to 70
Chrey Rean Dump Site * Speu Dump Site* Prek Kok Dump Site * PhHav Dump Site*
No
Over 3 years
0.5
No
Over 3 years Over 3 years 1 – 3 years
0.5 1 7 tonnes/week
1 – 3 years
7 tonnes/week
!
!
Cheung Prey Dump Site *
No No No
!
!
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WASTE STATISTICS The below figures provide some key statistics on waste characteristics in Kampong Cham Province. The first chart identifies the final destination of separated recyclable material collected in Kampong Cham. The second graph shows how recycling is collected in the province.
Recycling in Province Street Picker
Junk shop big
Waste picker by truck collector landfill pickup
Junk shop small
Street buyer
Street buyer Junk shop small
landfill pickup
Junk shop big
Waste picker by truck collector
Street Picker 0
10
20
30
40
50
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The following chart identifies total waste generated in Kampong Cham Province in 2017 relative to other provinces in Cambodia.
COST OF WASTE SERVICES The following table shows the known waste fees applied for the collection of waste fees from different building and land use typologies, together with the number of customers. Customer Type
Monthly Fee
Number of Customers
Apartment
Unknown
Unknown
House – Small
8,000
Unknown
House – Large
20,000
Unknown
Restaurant – Small
20,000
Unknown
Restaurant – Large
100,000
Unknown
Hotel – Small
100,000
Unknown
Hotel – Large
144,000
Unknown
Factory
Unknown
Unknown
Casino
Unknown
Unknown
Farm
Unknown
Unknown
Other
Unknown
Unknown
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PROVINCIAL PROFILE | SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
KAMPONG CHHNANG Kampong Chhnang is set in north-western Cambodia, just 91 km from the capital. The province lies within an alluvial plain, most notably the Tonle Sap Lake, providing rich natural resources such as underground minerals, sand for construction and fish. The natural drainage system is also favourable for rice paddies, agro-industry crops and livestock. As a result of abundant natural resources, Kampong Chhnang’s economy is focused on rice and fruit crops, fisheries and garment factories. In addition to this, the province is historically known for its fine clay and red pottery and may become another specialised industry and open new markets. The crafts and natural scenery offer opportunities for tourism.
KEY FACTS
Population 2017
552,721
Urban
48,894
Rural
503,827
Key Industries • Agriculture • Fishing • Garment and beer manufacturing • Rice milling
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SOLID WASTE COLLECTION The following figure illustrates the districts where collection contractors are operating in Kampong Chhnang Province. The name of the contractors known to operate in each district are also shown. Coverage is predominately around areas with markets.
The below graph highlights the percentage of families with access to waste collection and affected by environmental pollution by district in 2010, as reported in the Online Commune Database.
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WASTE INFRASTRUCTURE The below map illustrates the population in each district in Kampong Chhang Province. The points also indicate the location of each dumpsite.
Known Dumpsites
Age of Dumpsites
Number of vehicles/ week
Dumpsite 1 – location unknown*
Over 3 years
14 Motor Trail
Dumpsite 2 – location unknown*
Over 3 years
14 Motor Trail
Dumpsite 3 – location unknown*
Over 3 years
91 Motor Trail
Dumpsite 4 – location unknown*
Over 3 years
7 Motor Trail
Dumpsite 5 – location unknown*
Over 3 years
7 Motor Trail
Over 3 years
21 Motor Trail
Over 3 years
7 Motor Trail
Over 3 years
7 Motor Trail
Samaki Meanchey District (Community Kimmunna Dump site) * Samaki Meanchey District (Krang Lvea Dump site) * Kampong Tralach (Thmor Ith Dump Site) *
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WASTE STATISTICS The below figures provide some key statistics on waste characteristics in Kampong Chhnang Province. The first chart identifies the final destination of separated recyclable material collected in Kampong Chhnang. The second graph shows how recycling is collected and whether there are any junk shops in the province.
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The following chart identifies total waste generated in Kampong Chhnang Province in 2017 relative to other provinces in Cambodia.
COST OF WASTE SERVICES The following table shows the known waste fees applied for the collection of waste fees from different building and land use typologies, together with the number of customers. Customer Type
Monthly Fee
Number of Customers
Apartment
Unknown
Unknown
House – Small
10,000
2560
House – Large
15,000
230
Restaurant – Small
40,000
20
Restaurant – Large
80,000
10
Hotel – Small
80,000
6
Hotel – Large
120,000
2
Factory
80,000 per truck
Unknown
Casino
Unknown
Unknown
Farm
Unknown
Unknown
Other
Unknown
Unknown
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PROVINCIAL PROFILE | SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
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KAMPONG SPEU Kampong Speu is ideally located for trade and business with Phnom Penh international airport and Sihanoukville deep sea port both well connected to the province. The province is 6,969 km2, two thirds of which has been developed into agro-industries including rice, corn fruits and its well-known palm sugar and wine. In addition to this the leading manufacturing sectors in the province include garment, textiles and footwear. The Aoral Mountains and Kirirom National Park, known for its high peaks, as well as cultural and historic sites provide tourism opportunities in the province.
KEY FACTS
Population 2017
864,991
Urban
65,088
Rural
799,903
Key Industries • Textile/Garment & Footwear • Agro-industry (milling & factories) • Manufacturing
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SOLID WASTE COLLECTION The following figure illustrates the districts where collection contractors are operating in Kampong Speu Province. The name of the contractors known to operate in each district are also shown. Coverage is predominately around areas with markets.
The below graph highlights the percentage of families with access to waste collection and affected by environmental pollution by district in 2010, as reported in the Online Commune Database.
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WASTE INFRASTRUCTURE The below map illustrates the population in each district in Kampong Speu Province. The points indicate the location of waste infrastructure, whether they are managed and how many vehicles discharge waste at each site each week
Known Dumpsites
Age of Dumpsites
Number of vehicles/ week
Chbor Mon Dumpsite
Over 3 years
30 Motor Trail
Treng Trayeung Dumpsite*
Over 3 years
7 Motor Trail
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WASTE STATISTICS This graph shows how recycling is collected and whether there are any junk shops in the province.
The following chart identifies total waste generated in Kampong Speu Province in 2017 relative to other provinces in Cambodia.
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COST OF WASTE SERVICES The following table shows the known waste fees applied for the collection of waste fees from different building and land use typologies. Customer Type
Monthly Fee
Number of Customers
Apartment
Unknown
Unknown
House – Small
8,000 – 12,000
800 households
House – Large
12,000 – 20,000
20 houses
Restaurant – Small
15,000 – 30,000
80
Restaurant – Large
80,000 – 120,000
3
Hotel – Small
12,000 – 20,000
10
Hotel – Large
320,000 – 400,000
16
Factory
Unknown
Unknown
Casino
Unknown
Unknown
Farm
Unknown
Unknown
Other
Unknown
Unknown
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PROVINCIAL PROFILE | SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
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KAMPONG THOM Kampong Thom is situated in central Cambodia with strong transportation infrastructure connecting the province to domestic and international business locations, including Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, and Vietnam. Natural fertile land and water sources from the Great Tonle Sap Lake make the province suitable for a variety of crops such as rice, nuts and rubber, as well as aquaculture. Mining is also present in the province for gold, iron ore and sand for construction. Kampong Thom is 15,061 km2 and has over 200 ancient temples and beautiful scenery making the area of interest to tourists.
KEY FACTS
Population in 2017
771,678
Urban
38,316
Rural
733,363
Key Industries • • • •
Food and beverage Rice milling Processing Power plant water supply
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SOLID WASTE COLLECTION The following map illustrates the extent of service coverage per district and the name of the contractors known to operation in each district across Kampong Thom Province.
The below graph highlights the percentage of families with access to waste collection and affected by environmental pollution by district in 2010, as reported in the Online Commune Database.
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WASTE INFRASTRUCTURE The below map illustrates the population in each district in Kampong Thom Province. The points indicate the location of waste infrastructure, whether they are managed and how many vehicles discharge waste at each site each week.
Known Dumpsites
Age of Dumpsites
Number of vehicles/ week
Steung Sen District Dumpsite
Over 3 years
112
Sambo District Dumpsite
1 – 3 years
14
Stoung District Dumpsite
Less than 1 year
7
Baray District Dumpsite*
Over 3 years
7
Kampoung Svay Dumspite
Unknown
Unknown
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WASTE STATISTICS The below figures provide some key statistics on waste characteristics in Kampong Thom Province. The first chart identifies the final destination of separated recyclable material collected in Kampong Thom. The second graph shows how recycling is collected and whether there are any junk shops in the province.
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The following chart identifies total waste generated in Kampong Thom Province in 2017 relative to other provinces in Cambodia.
COST OF WASTE SERVICES The following table shows the known waste fees applied for the collection of waste fees from different building and land use typologies, together with the number of customers. Customer Type
Monthly Fee
Number of Customers
Apartment
Unknown
Unknown
House – Small (small normal house)
5,000
850
House – Large (villa/mansion)
12,000
1000
Restaurant – Large (food shop max 5 tables) 15,000
50
Restaurant – Large
60,000
15
Hotel – Small (guest house)
40,000
20
Hotel – Large
400,000
2
Factory
Unknown
Unknown
Casino
Unknown
Unknown
Farm
Unknown
Unknown
Other
Unknown
Unknown
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PROVINCIAL PROFILE | SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
KAMPOT Kampot is 4,873 km2 two thirds of which is covered by mountains and low-lying plain areas favorable for agricultural activities. The province also has a coastline with fisheries and salt farms. Whilst the natural resources and location makes Kampot ideal for both domestic and export market, the tourism opportunities here are also significant and have grown in recent years. The province has been recognized by the IFC and Asia Fund for the best investment environment in the Kingdom of Cambodia, the provincial government is committed to improve all relevant sector to attract investors and to support existing businesses.
KEY FACTS
Population in 2017
674,271
Urban
54,446
Rural
619,824
Key Industries • • • •
Cement Production Garments & footwear Salt production Rice milling
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SOLID WASTE COLLECTION The following figure illustrates the districts where collection contractors are operating in Kampot Province. The name of the contractors known to operate in each district are also shown. Coverage is predominately around areas with markets.
The below graph highlights the percentage of families with access to waste collection and affected by environmental pollution by district in 2010, as reported in the Online Commune Database.
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WASTE INFRASTRUCTURE The below map illustrates the population in each district in Kampot Province. The points indicate the location of waste infrastructure, whether they are managed and how many vehicles discharge waste at each site each week.
Known Dumpsites
Age of Dumpsites
Number of vehicles/ week
Teuk Chhou District Dumpsite
Over 3 years
7 Trucks
Kampong Trach District Dumpsite
Over 3 years
1 Truck
Chhouk District Dumpsite
Over 3 years
1 Truck
Banteay Meas District Dumpsite
Over 3 years
1 Triangle Motocycle
Dang Tong District Dumpsite*
Over 3 years
1 Truck
Angkor Chey District Dumpsite
Over 3 years
1 Truck
Chom Kiri District Dumpsite
Over 3 years
1 Motor Trail
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WASTE STATISTICS The following chart identifies total waste generated in Battambang Province in 2017 relative to other provinces in Cambodia.
COST OF WASTE SERVICES The following table shows the known waste fees applied for the collection of waste fees from different building and land use typologies, together with the number of customers. Customer Type
Monthly Fee
Number of Customers
Apartment
Unknown
Unknown
House – Small
4,000
Unknown
House – Large
20,000
Unknown
Restaurant – small
20,000
Unknown
Restaurant – Large
60,000
Unknown
Hotel – Small
60,000
Unknown
Hotel – Large
200,000
Unknown
Factory
400,000
Unknown
Casino
Unknown
Unknown
Farm
Unknown
Unknown
Other
Unknown
Unknown
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PROVINCIAL PROFILE | SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
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KEP PROVINCE
Kep is located on the coastline of southwestern Cambodia with a total area of 336 km2. There are good road connection to the capital and abundant tourism opportunities with beautiful coastlines, tropical islands and national parks to visit. The population is approximately 40,000, have rich resources and employment activities in fisheries, agriculture, seafood processing and tourism. The most profitable crops available in the province are durian, mango, coconut and the province’s pepper known as one of the best in the world.
KEY FACTS
Population in 2017
43,470
Urban
5,671
Rural
37,800
Key Industries • Tourism • Marine products • Salt production
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SOLID WASTE COLLECTION The following figure illustrates the districts where collection contractors are operating in Kep Province. The name of the contractors known to operate in each district are also shown. Coverage is predominately around areas with markets.
The below graph highlights the percentage of families with access to waste collection and affected by environmental pollution by district in 2010, as reported in the Online Commune Database.
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WASTE INFRASTRUCTURE The below map illustrates the population in each district in Kep Province. The points indicate the location of waste infrastructure, whether they are managed and how many vehicles discharge waste at each site each week.
Known Dumpsites
Age of Dumpsites
Number of vehicles/ week
Prek Hol, Takhao Dumpsite
Over 3 years
70 2.5 tonne truck
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WASTE STATISTICS The below figures provide some key statistics on waste characteristics in Kep Province. The first chart identifies the final destination of separated recyclable material collected in Kep Province. The second graph shows how recycling is collected and whether there are any junk shops in the province.
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The following chart identifies total waste generated in Kep Province in 2017 relative to other provinces in Cambodia.
COST OF WASTE SERVICES The following table shows the known waste fees applied for the collection of waste fees from different building and land use typologies, together with the number of customers. Customer Type
Monthly Fee
Number of Customers
Apartment
Unknown
Unknown
House – Small
10,000
Unknown
House – Large
20,000
Unknown
Restaurant – Small
40,000
Unknown
Restaurant – Large
60,000
Unknown
Hotel – Small
70,000
Unknown
Hotel – Large
120,000
Unknown
Factory
Unknown
Unknown
Casino
Unknown
Unknown
Farm
Unknown
Unknown
Other
Unknown
Unknown
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PROVINCIAL PROFILE | SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
KANDAL Kandal surrounds the capital, Phnom Penh, with well developed transportation infrastructure offering a large potential for business and trade. Four large rivers also run through the province including the upper and lower Mekong, Tonle Sap and Tonle Basac. The population is about 1.2 million, most of which are either employed in industries including, garment and footwear factories, community and enterprise sectors, and handicrafts, or commute to Phnom Penh. In addition to this there are two Special Economic Zones in Kandal which encourage further investment in the manufacturing sectors.
KEY FACTS
Population in 2017
1,269,453
Urban
186,901
Rural
1,082,552
Key Industries • Garment and footwear • Animal hide
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SOLID WASTE COLLECTION The following figure illustrates the districts where collection contractors are operating in Kandal Province. The name of the contractors known to operate in each district are also shown. Coverage is predominately around areas with markets.
The below graph highlights the percentage of families with access to waste collection and affected by environmental pollution by district in 2010, as reported in the Online Commune Database.
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WASTE INFRASTRUCTURE The below map illustrates the population in each district in Kandal Province. The points indicate the location of waste infrastructure, whether they are managed and how many vehicles discharge waste at each site each week.
Known Dumpsites
Age of Dumpsites
Number of vehicles/ week
Prek Hol, Ta Khmau Dumpsite
Over 3 years
70 2.5 tonne truck
Koh Andet - S’ang District Dumpsite
Over 3 years
21
S’ang, Koh Thom District Dumpsite*
Over 3 years
21 Trailer attached to motor bike & 2m3 capacity
Private Dumpsite at Koki Commune, Kien Svay District *
Over 3 years
28 Trailer attached to motor bike & 2m3 capacity
Kandal Steung District*
Over 3 years
20 Trailer attached to motor bike & 2m3 capacity
Private Dumpsite, Spean Dek Village, Leuk Dek District*
Over 3 years
21 Trailer attached to motor bike & 2m3 capacity
Private Dumpsite, Prek Lourng, Pen Trey Chas and Vihear Sour, Khsach Kandal District*
Over 3 years
28 Trailer attached to motor bike & 2m3 capacity
Sarom Trading Dumpsite, Bek Chan, Angsnoul District*
Over 3 years
14 Trucks
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WASTE STATISTICS The below figures provide some key statistics on waste characteristics in Kandal Province. The first chart identifies the final destination of separated recyclable material collected in Kandal. The second graph shows how recycling is collected and whether there are any junk shops in the province.
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The following chart identifies total waste generated in Kandal Province in 2017 relative to other provinces in Cambodia.
COST OF WASTE SERVICES The following table shows the known waste fees applied for the collection of waste fees from different building and land use typologies, together with the number of customers. Customer Type
Monthly Fee
Number of Customers
Apartment
Unknown
Unknown
House – Small
4,000
4550 households
House – Large (mansion)
20,000
66 households
Restaurant – Small (café)
12,000
74
Restaurant – Large
60,000
11
Hotel – Small (guest house)
60,000
18
Hotel – Large (hotel)
80,000
2
Factory
Unknown
Unknown
Casino
Unknown
Unknown
Farm
Unknown
Unknown
Other
Unknown
Unknown
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PROVINCIAL PROFILE | SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
KOH KONG Located to the southwest of the country, Koh Kong consists of mainly mountain ranges, forests and rivers. The province borders Thailand and is convenient for business and trade via both national roads and sea. The province is home to 23 islands, 9 coral reefs, 200 km of undeveloped coastline, and mountain ranges making it a tourist attraction. Due to the abundant water resources many hydropower plants have been developed as well as special economic zones with the potential for Koh Kong to become a focal point of Cambodia’s business through the ASEAN supply chain. The province is 10,045 km2 and has a population of approximately 130,000 persons.
KEY FACTS
Population in 2017
137,305
Urban
42,265
Rural
95,040
Key Industries • • • •
Factories Hydro power Automobile assembly Wire harness
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SOLID WASTE COLLECTION The following figure illustrates the districts where collection contractors are operating in Koh Kong Province. The name of the contractors known to operate in each district are also shown. Coverage is predominately around areas with markets.
The below graph highlights the percentage of families with access to waste collection and affected by environmental pollution by district in 2010, as reported in the Online Commune Database.
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WASTE INFRASTRUCTURE The below map illustrates the population in each district in Koh Kong Province. The points indicate the location of waste infrastructure, whether they are managed and how many vehicles discharge waste at each site each week.
Known Dumpsites
Does the site have access to a bulldozer
Age of Dumpsites
Srae Ambel Dumpsite
!Unknown
Over 3 years
Khemarak Poumin Municipality NEW Dumpsite Village BAN TAEAT, Commune Dorng Paeng
Unknown
Over 3 years
14 28
Unknown
Less than 1 year
Unknown
!
!
Number of vehicles/ week
!
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WASTE STATISTICS The below figures provide some key statistics on waste characteristics in Koh Kong Province. The first chart identifies the final destination of separated recyclable material collected in Koh Kong. The second graph shows how recycling is collected in the province.
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The following chart identifies total waste generated in Koh Kong Province in 2017 relative to other provinces in Cambodia.
COST OF WASTE SERVICES The following table shows the known waste fees applied for the collection of waste fees from different building and land use typologies, together with the number of customers. Customer Type
Monthly Fee
Number of Customers
Apartment
Unknown
Unknown
House – Small
5,000
250 households
House – Large
10,000
Market
Restaurant – Small
10,000
Unknown
Restaurant – Large
20,000
Unknown
Hotel – Small
20,000
Unknown
Hotel – Large
50,000
Unknown
Factory
Unknown
Unknown
Casino
Unknown
Unknown
Farm
Unknown
Unknown
Other
Unknown
Unknown
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PROVINCIAL PROFILE | SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
Photo by travelbeginsat40
KRATIE The province of Kratie has a population of about 380,000 and is 11,094 km2. Situated in the north east of Cambodia the province shares an international border with Vietnam where there is active trade as well as business link to other provinces via the Mekong and national roads. The population of Kratie is mostly employed as farmers (81.42%) as the southwest of the region is wet plains with fertile soils for rice, corn and beans, whilst the northeast is mainly thick forest with fertile red soil good for livestock rearing and agro-industries. A specialised tourist attraction in the province is the rare Irrawaddy Dolphins that can be found amongst the wet plains of the Mekong River.
KEY FACTS
Population in 2017
384,986
Urban
42,742
Rural
342,244
Key Industries • Granite processing • Gold mining • Sugar & ethanol processing
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SOLID WASTE COLLECTION The following figure illustrates the districts where collection contractors are operating in Kampong Cham Province. The name of the contractors known to operate in each district are also shown. Coverage is predominately around areas with markets.
The below graph highlights the percentage of families with access to waste collection and affected by environmental pollution by district in 2010, as reported in the Online Commune Database.
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WASTE INFRASTRUCTURE The below map illustrates the population in each district in Kratie Province. The points indicate the location of waste infrastructure, whether they are managed and how many vehicles discharge waste at each site each week.
Known Dumpsites ChetBorey District Dumpsite Khemarak Poumin Municipality
Does the site have access to a bulldozer
Age of Dumpsites
Number of vehicles/ week
!Unknown
Over 3 years
21 every 3 days
!
!
!
!
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WASTE STATISTICS The below figures provide some key statistics on waste characteristics in Kratie Province. The first chart identifies the final destination of separated recyclable material collected in Kratie. The second graph shows how recycling is collected in the province.
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The following chart identifies total waste generated in Kratie Province in 2017 relative to other provinces in Cambodia.
COST OF WASTE SERVICES The following table shows the known waste fees applied for the collection of waste fees from different building and land use typologies, together with the number of customers. Customer Type
Monthly Fee
Number of Customers
Apartment
Unknown
Unknown
House – Small
5,000
Unknown
House – Large
8,000
Unknown
Restaurant – Small
40,000
Unknown
Restaurant – Large
60,000
Unknown
Hotel – Small
60,000
Unknown
Hotel – Large
80,000
Unknown
Factory
Unknown
Unknown
Casino
Unknown
Unknown
Farm
Unknown
Unknown
Other
Unknown
Unknown
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MONDUL KIRI The province is located in northeast Cambodia, it is sparsely population with just 80,000 people in the largest province with 14,288 km2. Sharing a border with Vietnam has led to very active cross-border trade and is promising for future economic development. The landscape is mostly mountainous and hilly with fertile lands and water resources, the main industries include agriculture and agro-industries as well as potential for mining and hydro-power development. Eco-tourists are also drawn to the area with sights such as jungles, large varieties of flora and cultural indigenous groups.
KEY FACTS
Population in 2017
84,737
Urban
6,375
Rural
78,362
Key Industries • • • •
Agriculture & Agro-industry Mining Eco-tourism Factories
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SOLID WASTE COLLECTION The following figure illustrates the districts where collection contractors are operating in Mondul Kiri Province. The name of the contractors known to operate in each district are also shown. Coverage is predominately around areas with markets.
The below graph highlights the percentage of families with access to waste collection and affected by environmental pollution by district in 2010, as reported in the Online Commune Database.
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WASTE INFRASTRUCTURE The below map illustrates the population in each district in Mondul Kiri Province. The points indicate the location of waste infrastructure, whether they are managed and how many vehicles discharge waste at each site each week.
Known Dumpsites
Does the site have access to a bulldozer
Dumpsite Sen Monorom Market Koh Ngek Market Dumpsite* Keo Seima Marke Dumpsite * Bousra Market Dumpsite*
Age of Dumpsites
Number of vehicles/ week
!No
Yes
Over 3 years Over 3 years
42 Triangle Motos 14 Moto Trailer
No No
Over 3 years 1 – 3 years
20 Moto Trailer 8 Moto Trailer
!
!
!
!
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WASTE STATISTICS The below figures provide some key statistics on waste characteristics in Mondul Kiri Province. The first chart identifies the final destination of separated recyclable material collected in Mondul Kiri. The second graph shows how recycling is collected in the province.
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The following chart identifies total waste generated in Mondul Kiri Province in 2017 relative to other provinces in Cambodia.
COST OF WASTE SERVICES The following table shows the known waste fees applied for the collection of waste fees from different building and land use typologies, together with the number of customers. Customer Type
Monthly Fee
Number of Customers
Apartment
Unknown
Unknown
House – Small
15,000
257
House – Large
20,000
15
Restaurant – Small
40,000
25
Restaurant – Large
50,000
5
Hotel – Small
40,000
8
Hotel – Large
Unknown
Unknown
Factory
Unknown
Unknown
Casino
Unknown
Unknown
Farm
Unknown
Unknown
Other
Unknown
Unknown
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ODOR MEANCHEY
The province is situated in the northern region of Cambodia, one of the smaller provinces at 4,873 km2 with a population of approximately 250,000. The local economy is predominantly based around farming and fishing as a result of the forests, fresh water fish, stone and minerals rich in the province. Because of the border with Thailand international trade is booming and many people in the province already work in factories in Thailand.
KEY FACTS
Population in 2017
259,303
Urban
25,714
Rural
233,589
Key Industries • • • •
Rice milling Bakeries Manufacturing Machine assembly
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SOLID WASTE COLLECTION The following figure illustrates the districts where collection contractors are operating in Odor Meanchey Province. The name of the contractors known to operate in each district are also shown. Coverage is predominately around areas with markets.
The below graph highlights the percentage of families with access to waste collection and affected by environmental pollution by district in 2010, as reported in the Online Commune Database.
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WASTE INFRASTRUCTURE The below map illustrates the population in each district in Odor Meanchey Province. The points indicate the location of waste infrastructure, whether they are managed and how many vehicles discharge waste at each site each week.
Known Dumpsites
Does the site have access to a bulldozer
Age of Dumpsites
Samrong municipal
!No
Over 3 years
No
Over 3 years
28 7
No No
Over 3 years Over 3 years
18 12
!
!
!
Banteay ampil Anlong Veng Trapaeng Prasat
!
Number of vehicles/ week
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WASTE STATISTICS The below figures provide some key statistics on waste characteristics in Odor Meanchey Province. The first chart identifies the final destination of separated recyclable material collected in Odor Meanchey. The second graph shows how recycling is collected in the province.
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The following chart identifies total waste generated in Odor Meanchey Province in 2017 relative to other provinces in Cambodia.
COST OF WASTE SERVICES The following table shows the known waste fees applied for the collection of waste fees from different building and land use typologies. Customer Type
Monthly Fee
Number of Customers
Apartment
Unknown
Unknown
House – Small
4,000
Unknown
House – Large
12,000
Unknown
Restaurant – Small
20,000
Unknown
Restaurant – Large
40,000
Unknown
Hotel – Small (guest house)
80,000
Unknown
Hotel – Large
200,000
Unknown
Factory
Unknown
Unknown
Casino
Unknown
Unknown
Farm
Unknown
Unknown
Other
Unknown
Unknown
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PAILIN The province of Pailin is in western Cambodia on the northern edge of the Cardamom Mountains. The total land area is 1,062 km2 spilt into 3 key regions, just under half of the land is used for farmlands and paddy fields as there is natural drainage, another half of the land is primarily conservation areas with forests, waterfalls and wildlife, and the small area of land (158 km2) is residential areas where each household occupies mare than 1ha of land. The scenery and conservation area provide eco-tourism whilst the province is also known for its precious gemstones mostly mined in the past.
KEY FACTS
Population in 2017
73,062
Urban
16,223
Rural
56,840
Key Industries • Agriculture • Livestock • Factories
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SOLID WASTE COLLECTION The following figure illustrates the districts where collection contractors are operating in Palin Province. The name of the contractors known to operate in each district are also shown. Coverage is predominately around areas with markets.
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WASTE INFRASTRUCTURE The below map illustrates the population in each district in Pailin Province. The points indicate the location of waste infrastructure, whether they are managed and how many vehicles discharge waste at each site each week.
Known Dumpsites
Does the site have access to a bulldozer
Age of Dumpsites
Dey Kraham village Dumpsite
!Yes
Over 3 years
No
1 – 3 years
14 Trucks 7 Trucks
!
!
!
Boeng Prolit Village, District *
!
Number of vehicles/ week
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WASTE STATISTICS The below figures provide some key statistics on waste characteristics in Pailin Province. The first chart identifies the final destination of separated recyclable material collected in Pailin. The second graph shows how recycling is collected in the province.
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The following chart identifies total waste generated in Pailin Province in 2017 relative to other provinces in Cambodia.
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PHNOM PENH Phnom Penh is the last among the most important historical capital cities in Cambodia, located to the west of the Chaktomuk River, Upper and Lower Mekong Rivers, Basac River and Tonlesap River. The provincial total area is 678.46 km2 with a population of approximately 1.5 million. Urbanisation has increased in the city as a result of stable economic growth, consequently the main infrastructure such as roads and sewerage have been rejuvenated. There have been significant developments including a 30 story business center, airport, national roads and river port. Indeed, the city has played an important role as a hub for commercial, political and cultural activities progressing towards becoming the center of international business for ASEAN.
KEY FACTS
Population in 2017
1,538,763
Urban
1,436,713
Rural
102,050
Key Industries • • • • •
Foods, drinks, tobacco Textile & garments Paper products & printing Chemical & plastic products Metal industry
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SOLID WASTE COLLECTION The following figure illustrates the districts where collection contractors are operating in Kampong Cham Province. The name of the contractors known to operate in each district are also shown. Coverage is predominately around areas with markets.
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WASTE INFRASTRUCTURE The below map illustrates the population in each district in Phnom Penh Province. The points indicate the location of waste infrastructure, whether they are managed and how many vehicles discharge waste at each site each week.
Known Dumpsites
Does the site have access to a bulldozer
Age of Dumpsites
Number of vehicles/ week
Phnom Penh Dumpsite
!Yes
Over 3 years
1,309
!
!
!
!
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WASTE STATISTICS The below figures provide some key statistics on waste characteristics in Phnom Penh Province. The first chart identifies the final destination of separated recyclable material collected in Phnom Penh. The second graph shows how recycling is collected in the province.
Page 4
The following chart identifies total waste generated in Phnom Penh Province in 2017 relative to other provinces in Cambodia.
COST OF WASTE SERVICES The following table shows the known waste fees applied for the collection of waste fees from different building and land use typologies. Customer Type
Monthly Fee
Number of Customers
Apartment
Unknown
Unknown
House – Small
4,000
Unknown
House – Large
20,000
Unknown
Restaurant – Small
40,000
Unknown
Restaurant – Large
160,000
Unknown
Hotel – Small (1-9 rooms)
40,000
Unknown
Hotel – Large ( price form 40$ per night)
24,000/Month/Room
Unknown
Factory
80,000 – 400,000
Unknown
Casino
Unknown
Unknown
Farm
Unknown
Unknown
Other
Unknown
Unknown
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SIHANOUKVILLE Preah Sihanouk is positioned to the south-west of Cambodia with a total land area of 2,536 km2 made up of hills and plateaus, 140.5 km of coasts, as well as 34 islands and the Ream National Park. These picturesque sites offer great potential for eco-tourism. The province is recognised for its strong economic development on commercial, industrial and agriculture, in addition to strong tourism and resources. The province is connected by various transports including, roads, rail, air and sea. Therefore, the Royal Government of Cambodia have defined the provinces as one of three major economic poles. There are three Special Economic Zones with various prospects for trade and investment, with various foreign manufacturers currently operating within these zones.
KEY FACTS
Population in 2017
221,368
Urban
88,022
Rural
133,346
Key Industries • • • • •
Motorcycle assembly Petroleum processing Brewery Frozen seafood Footwear
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SOLID WASTE COLLECTION The following figure illustrates the districts where collection contractors are operating in Preah Sihanouk Province. The name of the contractors known to operate in each district are also shown. Coverage is predominately around areas with markets.
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WASTE INFRASTRUCTURE The below map illustrates the population in each district in in Preah Sihanouk Province. The points indicate the location of waste infrastructure, whether they are managed and how many vehicles discharge waste at each site each week.
Known Dumpsites
Does the site have access to a bulldozer
Age of Dumpsites
Number of vehicles/ week
Prey Chhor Dumpsite
!Yes
Over 3 years
25
!
!
!
!
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WASTE STATISTICS The below figures provide some key statistics on waste characteristics in Preah Sihanouk Province. The first chart identifies the final destination of separated recyclable material collected in Preah Sihanouk. The second graph shows how recycling is collected in the province.
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The following chart identifies total waste generated in Sihanoukville Province in 2017 relative to other provinces in Cambodia.
COST OF WASTE SERVICES The following table shows the known waste fees applied for the collection of waste fees from different building and land use typologies, together with the number of customers. Customer Type
Monthly Fee
Number of Customers
Apartment
12,000
Rooms
House – Small
4,000
Unknown
House – Large
30,000
Unknown
Restaurant – Small
4,000
Unknown
Restaurant – Large
8,000
Unknown
Hotel – Small
4,000
Unknown
Hotel – Large
10,000
Unknown
Factory
500,000
Unknown
Casino
2,000,000
Unknown
Farm
Unknown
Unknown
Other
Unknown
Unknown
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PREAH VIHEAR Located in north region of Cambodia, Preah Vihear sharing its northern border with Thailand. The total area of the province is 14,031 km2 with a population of roughly 208,000 persons. Most of Preah Viear is forested and remote, it is the least populated province in Cambodia. The provincial economy is based on farming (85%) and fishing/other sectors (15%), international trade with Thailand is also an important sector. Amongst the dense hilly forests and views of the Dangkrek Mountains, the province has a well known World Heritage Site, the temple of Prasat Preah Vihear, the 10th century capital of Koh Ker and the Preak Khan. Furthermore, there are over 219 natural reservoirs and mining resources.
KEY FACTS
Population in 2017
236,160
Urban
14,052
Rural
222,108
Key Industries • Agriculture • Manufacturing
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SOLID WASTE COLLECTION The following figure illustrates the districts where collection contractors are operating in Preah Vihear Province. The name of the contractors known to operate in each district are also shown. Coverage is predominately around areas with markets.
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WASTE INFRASTRUCTURE The below map illustrates the population in each district in Preah Vihear Province. The points indicate the location of waste infrastructure, whether they are managed and how many vehicles discharge waste at each site each week.
Known Dumpsites
Does the site have access to a bulldozer
Age of Dumpsites
Number of vehicles/ week
Prieah Vihear Town Dumpsite
!No
Unknown
21 every 2day
!
!
!
!
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WASTE STATISTICS The below figures provide some key statistics on waste characteristics in Preah Vihear Province. The first chart identifies the final destination of separated recyclable material collected in Preah Vihear. The second graph shows how recycling is collected in the province.
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The following chart identifies total waste generated in Preah Vihear Province in 2017 relative to other provinces in Cambodia.
COST OF WASTE SERVICES The following table shows the known waste fees applied for the collection of waste fees from different building and land use typologies. Customer Type
Monthly Fee
Number of Customers
Apartment
Unknown
Unknown
House – Small
5,000
Unknown
House – Large
8,000
Unknown
Restaurant – Small
40,000
Unknown
Restaurant – Large
60,000
Unknown
Hotel – Small
60,000
Unknown
Hotel – Large
80,000
Unknown
Factory
Unknown
Unknown
Casino
Unknown
Unknown
Farm
Unknown
Unknown
Other
Unknown
Unknown
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Photo by ANDYSIM
PREY VENG The province of Prey Veng is located in the southeast region of Cambodia. Prey Veng has strong transport infrastructure especially high-quality national roads, connecting the province to the capital. The eastern and southern borders of the province are shared with Vietnam where there is much potential for international trade. The Mekong River flows through two of the districts in the province as well as three sub rivers that connect another eight districts. These well supplied freshwater throughout the province contributes to agriculture and industrial development. In particular the rural residents depend on the agriculture related sectors, whilst other industries in the province include manufacturing of garments, brick making, and material production for construction activities. The development of resort hotels has also promoted tourism.
KEY FACTS
Population in 2017
1,211,044
Urban
41,334
Rural
1,169,709
Key Industries • Manufacturing • Garment • River sand /aggregates
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SOLID WASTE COLLECTION The following figure illustrates the districts where collection contractors are operating in Prey Veng Province. The name of the contractors known to operate in each district are also shown. Coverage is predominately around areas with markets.
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WASTE INFRASTRUCTURE The below map illustrates the population in each district in in Prey Veng Province. The points indicate the location of waste infrastructure, whether they are managed and how many vehicles discharge waste at each site each week.
Known Dumpsites Known Dumpsites Prey Veng Municipality Dumpsite Prieah Town Dumpsite Peam Vihear Ror (district) Dumpsite
DoesAge theofsite have Dumpsites access to a bulldozer Over 3 years 1 – 3 years
Numberweek of Number of vehicles/ Age of Dumpsites vehicles/ week 4 – Improvised Truck
3 – Improvised Truck
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WASTE STATISTICS The below figures provide some key statistics on waste characteristics in Prey Veng Province. The first chart identifies the final destination of separated recyclable material collected in Prey Veng. The second graph shows how recycling is collected and whether there are any junk shops in the province.
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The following chart identifies total waste generated in Prey Veng Province in 2017 relative to other provinces in Cambodia.
COST OF WASTE SERVICES The following table shows the known waste fees applied for the collection of waste fees from different building and land use typologies, together with the number of customers. Customer Type
Monthly Fee
Number of Customers
Apartment
Unknown
Unknown
House – Small
5,000
Unknown
House – Large
10,000
Unknown
Restaurant – Small
20,000
Unknown
Restaurant – Large
40,000
Unknown
Hotel – Small
20,000
Unknown
Hotel – Large
40,000
Unknown
Factory
Unknown
Unknown
Casino
Unknown
Unknown
Farm
Unknown
Unknown
Other
Unknown
Unknown
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PURSAT The province of Pursat is located in northwestern Cambodia, sharing an international border with Thailand to the west and 186 km from the capital, Phnom Penh. The national road that connects Phnom Penh to Thailand via Pursat forms part of the ASEAN highway. The province is a potential hub for the country’s electricity supply through hydro-power, and the strong transport link as offer cross-border trade amongst other ASEAN nations. The total land area is 12,692 km2 divided into 4 key parts; a highland region where agro-industry thrives, a mountain region with vast forests and wildlife, the Tonle Sap area that provides fishery products and tourism, and finally the mid-highland region suitable for agriculture, handicraft, business and other service sectors.
KEY FACTS
Population in 2017
494,578
Urban
31,329
Rural
463,249
Key Industries • Agriculture • Fishery • Hydro-power plant
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SOLID WASTE COLLECTION The following figure illustrates the districts where collection contractors are operating in Pursat Province. The name of the contractors known to operate in each district are also shown. Coverage is predominately around areas with markets.
The below graph highlights the percentage of families with access to waste collection and affected by environmental pollution by district in 2010, as reported in the Online Commune Database.
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WASTE INFRASTRUCTURE The below map illustrates the population in each district in Pursat Province. The points indicate the location of waste infrastructure, whether they are managed and how many vehicles discharge waste at each site each week.
Known Dumpsites
Does the site have access to a bulldozer
Age of Dumpsites
Pursat Vihear Dumpsite Prieah Town Dumpsite
!No
Over 3 years
Bakan District*
No
Unknown
35 None
Veal Veng District Dumpsite*
No
Unknown
10 push carts
Kravagn District Dumpsite
Yes
1 – 3 years
14 push carts
!
!
!
!
Number of vehicles/ week
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WASTE STATISTICS The below figures provide some key statistics on waste characteristics in Pursat Province. The first chart identifies the final destination of separated recyclable material collected in Pursat. The second graph shows how recycling is collected and whether there are any junk shops in the province.
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The following chart identifies total waste generated in Pursat Province in 2017 relative to other provinces in Cambodia.
COST OF WASTE SERVICES The following table shows the known waste fees applied for the collection of waste fees from different building and land use typologies, together with the number of customers. Customer Type
Monthly Fee
Number of Customers
Apartment
Unknown
Unknown
House – Small
3,000 – 7,000
Unknown
House – Large (mansion)
10,000
Unknown
Restaurant – Small
10,000 – 30,000
Unknown
Restaurant – Large
60,000 – 100,000
Unknown
Hotel – Small
Unknown
Unknown
Hotel – Large
Unknown
Unknown
Factory
Unknown
Unknown
Casino
Unknown
Unknown
Farm
Unknown
Unknown
Other
Unknown
Unknown
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RATANA KIRI The province of Ratana Kiri is situated to the northeast of Cambodia, its population is approximately 200,000 and covers an area of 10,782 km2. One third of the landscape is red fertile soil favourable for cash crops, the indigenous peoples are mostly subsistence farmers relying on the products from the forest. There are also other natural resources such as the major rivers Tonle Se San and Tonle Sre Pork, this and the indigenous culture also provide tourism opportunities. Furthermore, the province shares an international border with Vietnam where there is potential for trade and investment in agricultural crops, especially materials like rubber.
KEY FACTS
Population in 2017
195,399
Urban
24,570
Rural
170,829
Key Industries • Manufacturing • Tourism
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SOLID WASTE COLLECTION The following figure illustrates the districts where collection contractors are operating in Ratana Kiri Province. The name of the contractors known to operate in each district are also shown. Coverage is predominately around areas with markets.
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WASTE INFRASTRUCTURE The below map illustrates the population in each district in Ratana Kiri Province. The points indicate the location of waste infrastructure, whether they are managed and how many vehicles discharge waste at each site each week.
Known Dumpsites VillageVihear # 3 Dumpsite, Sangkat Prieah Town Dumpsite Kachagn, Banloung Municipality Trapeang Chhress Dumpsite, Koun Mum District*
Does the site have access to a bulldozer
Age of Dumpsites
Number of vehicles/ week
No
Over 3 years
14 Big Trucks + 14 Small Trucks
No
Over 3 years
7 Push carts
!
!
!
!
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WASTE STATISTICS The below figures provide some key statistics on waste characteristics in in Ratana Kiri Province. The first chart identifies the final destination of separated recyclable material collected in in Ratana Kiri. The second graph shows how recycling is collected and whether there are any junk shops in the province.
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The following chart identifies total waste generated in Ratana Kiri Province in 2017 relative to other provinces in Cambodia.
COST OF WASTE SERVICES The following table shows the known waste fees applied for the collection of waste fees from different building and land use typologies, together with the number of customers. Customer Type
Monthly Fee
Number of Customers
Apartment
Unknown
Unknown
House – Small
Unknown
500
House – Large
Unknown
Unknown
Restaurant – Small
Unknown
27
Restaurant – Large
Unknown
3
Hotel – Small
Unknown
18
Hotel – Large
Unknown
Unknown
Factory
Unknown
Unknown
Casino
Unknown
Unknown
Farm
Unknown
Unknown
Other
Unknown
Unknown
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SIEM REAP Siem Reap is in northwestern Cambodia. The province is the gateway to the world-famous Angkor temple complex including the magnificent Angkor Wat, which is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Siem Reap is known as the second economic hub of Cambodia based on its geographic advantages as well as well-developed transportation infrastructure in the form of roads, airports and waterways. In 2017, a total of 1,190,486 foreign tourists visited the province through Siem Reap International Airport or other international crossings. In addition to the World Heritage, Siem Reap Province has a total area of 10,299 km2 with abundant natural resources thanks to three regions of the province; an upper region rich in forests and plateaus, conducive to farming and the foraging of sub-forest products; a midland region with paddy rice fields, residential areas and historical temples as well as cultural sites; and a low-lying plains region conducive to seasonal farming and fishing.
KEY FACTS
Population in 2017
1,079,661
Urban
206,352
Rural
873,310
Key Industries • • • •
Agriculture Tourism Food & Beverage processing Construction
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SOLID WASTE COLLECTION The following figure illustrates the districts where collection contractors are operating in Siem Reap Province. The name of the contractors known to operate in each district are also shown. Coverage is predominately around areas with markets.
The below graph highlights the percentage of families with access to waste collection and affected by environmental pollution by district in 2010, as reported in the Online Commune Database.
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WASTE INFRASTRUCTURE The below map illustrates the population in each district in Siem Reap Province. The points indicate the location of waste infrastructure, whether they are managed and how many vehicles discharge waste at each site each week.
Known Dumpsites
Does the site have access to a bulldozer
Age of Dumpsites
Number of vehicles/ week
Puok Dumpsite
Yes
Over 3 years
308
Prasat Bakong
No
Over 3 years
28 Motor trail (Remorque)
Chi Kraeng Dumpaite
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Varin Kralanh
No
Over 3 years
21 Motor trail (Remorque)
No
21
Svay Leu
No
Over 3 years Over 3 years
!
!
!
!
21 Motor trail (Remorque)
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WASTE STATISTICS The below figures provide some key statistics on waste characteristics in Siem Reap Province. The first chart identifies the final destination of separated recyclable material collected in Siem Reap. The second graph shows how recycling is collected and whether there are any junk shops in the province.
Customer Type Apartment
Restaurant – Small Restaurant – Large
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The following chart identifies total waste generated in Siem Reap Province in 2017 relative to other provinces in Cambodia.
COST OF OF WASTE WASTE SERVICES SERVICES COST The following table shows the known waste fees applied for the collection of waste fees from different building and land use typologies. Customer Type
Monthly Fee
Number of Customers
Apartment
Unknown
Unknown
House – Small
4,000
6404
House – Large
Unknown
Unknown
Restaurant – Small
No data
194
Restaurant – Large
Unknown
Unknown
Hotel – Small
No data
275
Hotel – Large
No data
186
Factory
Unknown
Unknown
Casino
Unknown
Unknown
Farm
Unknown
Unknown
Other
No data
68
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STEUNG TRENG Located in northeastern Cambodia, Stung Treng covers 12,061 km2 and has a population of roughly 150,000 people. The development of the Kong Bridge the national road in the province was integrated into the ASEAN highway and offers great possibility as the gateway to international markets. The landscape in the area is mostly mountainous or plateau areas with four intersecting rivers, hence the rich fertile soils that help thrive the agricultural based economy. Key industries include fishing, silk weaving and plantations which the rural population (85%) depend on these agricultural activities for their livelihood.
KEY FACTS
Population in 2017
145,102
Urban
21,285
Rural
123,817
Key Industries • • • •
Rice milling Brick Kiln Bottled water and ice Metal processing
Page 1
SOLID WASTE COLLECTION The following figure illustrates the districts where collection contractors are operating in Steung Treng Province. The name of the contractors known to operate in each district are also shown. Coverage is predominately around areas with markets.
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WASTE INFRASTRUCTURE The below map illustrates the population range in each district Steung Treng Province. The red dot indicates the location of the known dumpsite.
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WASTE STATISTICS The below figures provide some key statistics on waste characteristics in Steung Treng Province. The first chart identifies the final destination of separated recyclable material collected in Steung Treng. The second graph shows how recycling is collected in the province.
Customer Type Apartment
Restaurant – Small
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The following chart identifies total waste generated in Kampong Cham Province in 2017 relative to other provinces in Cambodia.
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SVAY RIENG The province of Svay Rieng is located in the southeast region of Cambodia with two international crossings with Vietnam. The national road as part of the ASEAN Highway links to Phnom Penh 125 km away, as well as Ho Chi Minh City 60 km away in Vietnam. The infrastructure connections provide international business development for both domestic and private sectors, these opportunities for development are enhanced by three Special Economic Zones. The province has an abundant young labour force educated from university, reliable electricity supply, and a good business registration system. In addition to this there is the presence of rich agricultural resources for the food processing industry.
KEY FACTS
Population in 2017
617,791
Urban
20,992
Rural
596,799
Key Industries • • • • •
Garment & textiles Manufacturing Packaging Rice milling Bicycle assembly
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SOLID WASTE COLLECTION The following figure illustrates the districts where collection contractors are operating in Svay Rieng Province. The name of the contractors known to operate in each district are also shown. Coverage is predominately around areas with markets.
The below graph highlights the percentage of families with access to waste collection and affected by environmental pollution by district in 2010, as reported in the Online Commune Database.
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WASTE INFRASTRUCTURE The below map illustrates the population in each district in Svay Rieng Province. The points indicate the location of waste infrastructure, whether they are managed and how many vehicles discharge waste at each site each week.
Known Dumpsites
Age of Dumpsites
Number of vehicles/ week
Svay Rieng Municipality Dumpsite
Over 3 years
28
Baveth Municipality Dumpsite
Over 3 years
169
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WASTE STATISTICS The below figures provide some key statistics on waste characteristics in Svay Rieng Province. The first chart identifies the final destination of separated recyclable material collected in Svay Rieng. The second graph shows how recycling is collected and whether there are any junk shops in the province.
Customer Type
Recycling in Province
Apartment
Junk shop big
Street Picker
Restaurant – Small
WasteRestaurant picker by – Large truck collector landfill pickup
Junk shop small
Street buyer
Street buyer landfill pickup
Junk shop small Waste picker by truck collector
Junk shop big
Street Picker 0
10
20
30
40
50
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The following chart identifies total waste generated in Svay Rieng Province in 2017 relative to other provinces in Cambodia.
COST OF WASTE SERVICES COST OF WASTE SERVICES The following table shows the known waste fees applied for the collection of waste fees from different building and land use typologies, together with the number of customers. Customer Type
Monthly Fee
Number of Customers
Apartment
Unknown
Unknown
House – Small
12,000
895 households
House – Large
20,000
352 households
Restaurant – small
100,000
12
Restaurant – Large
200,000
9
Hotel – Small
200,000
7
Hotel – Large
300,000
5
Factory
1,400,000
63
Casino
1,600,000
12
Farm
Unknown
Unknown
Other
Unknown
Unknown
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PROVINCIAL PROFILE | SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
Photo by mytakeoprovince
TAKEO Takeo is located in the southern region of Cambodia, with a total area of 3,562 km2. Good soil conditions and well-developed irrigation systems have enabled increases in the production of agricultural products, including rice and cash crops. The transportation infrastructure has five national roads, a rail road and water routes in the province, which has increased business opportunities for private, domestic and international markets. In addition to this the Special Economic Zone and abundant electricity supply contribute to further industrial development. As well as the industry, Takeo also offers beautiful scenery and historical pre-Ankorian sites leading to its name “Cradle of the Cambodian civilization”.
KEY FACTS
Population in 2017
1,013,145
Urban
15,822
Rural
997,323
Key Industries • Agriculture • Garment factories
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SOLID WASTE COLLECTION The following figure illustrates the districts where collection contractors are operating in Takeo Province. The name of the contractors known to operate in each district are also shown. Coverage is predominately around areas with markets.
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WASTE INFRASTRUCTURE The below map illustrates the population in each district in Takeo Province. The points indicate the location of waste infrastructure, whether they are managed and how many vehicles discharge waste at each site each week.
Known Dumpsites
Does the site have access to a bulldozer
Age of Dumpsites
Number of vehicles/ week
Tram Kok District (dumpsite is located in Sre Nonong Village, Tram Kok District)*
No
Over 3 years
21
Daunkeo Dumpsite*
Yes
Over 3 years
21
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Kralanh
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WASTE STATISTICS The below figures provide some key statistics on waste characteristics in Takeo Province. The first chart identifies the final destination of separated recyclable material collected in Takeo. The second graph shows how recycling is collected and whether there are any junk shops in the province.
Restaurant – Small
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The following chart identifies total waste generated in Takeo Province in 2017 relative to other provinces in Cambodia.
COST OF WASTE SERVICES The following table shows the known waste fees applied for the collection of waste fees from different building and land use typologies, together with the number of customers. Customer Type
Monthly Fee
Number of Customers
Apartment
5,000
Unknown
House – Small
8,000
Unknown
House – Large (guest house)
40,000
Unknown
Restaurant – small
60,000
Unknown
Restaurant – Large
60,000
Unknown
Hotel – Small
80,000
Unknown
Hotel – Large
Unknown
Unknown
Factory
Unknown
Unknown
Casino
Unknown
Unknown
Farm
Unknown
Unknown
Other
Unknown
Unknown
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PROVINCIAL PROFILE | SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
TBONG KHMUM
The province was originally a central district of the province Kampong Cham. One of the main industries is a large Chup Rubber plantation which covers much of the province and contributes greatly to the provincial economy. There are also national roads connecting the provincial districts and to further provinces in Cambodia. Furthermore, Tboung Khum and Kampong Cham share the Kizuna bridge that connects both provinces as the first bridge to be built of the Mekong River in 2001.
KEY FACTS
Population in 2017
859,277
Urban
64,658
Rural
794,618
Key Industries • Rubber
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SOLID WASTE COLLECTION The following figure illustrates the districts where collection contractors are operating in Tbong Khum Province. The name of the contractors known to operate in each district are also shown. Coverage is predominately around areas with markets.
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WASTE INFRASTRUCTURE The below map illustrates the population in each district in following Tbong Khum Province. The points indicate the location of waste infrastructure, whether they are managed and how many vehicles discharge waste at each site each week.
Known Dumpsites
Does the site have access to a bulldozer
Age of Dumpsites
Number of vehicles/ week
Reang Ov Dumpsite
No
More than 3 years
12/week (by local truck)
Reang Ov Landfill
Yes
Less than 1 year
Unknown
Memot Dumpsite
No
More than 3 years
10/week (by local truck)
Suong Dumpsite Kralanh
No
More than 3 years
10/week (by local truck)
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WASTE STATISTICS The below figures provide some key statistics on waste characteristics in Tbong Khum Province. The first chart identifies the final destination of separated recyclable material collected in Tbong Khum. The second graph shows how recycling is collected and whether there are any junk shops in the province.
Apartment
Restaurant – Small
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The following chart identifies total waste generated in Tbong Khum Province in 2017 relative to other provinces in Cambodia.
COST OF WASTE SERVICES The following table shows the known waste fees applied for the collection of waste fees from different building and land use typologies, together with the number of customers. Customer Type
Monthly Fee
Number of Customers
Apartment
8,000
32
House – Small
6,000 – 15,000
1404 households
House – Large
10,000 – 15,000
21
Restaurant – Small
15,000
1
Restaurant – Large
Unknown
Unknown
Hotel – Small
15,000 – 120,000
8
Hotel – Large
Unknown
Unknown
Factory
1,200,000
1
Casino
Unknown
Unknown
Farm
Unknown
Unknown
Other
160,000
1
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