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Feasibility Study for Modernizing Solid Waste Management in Four Northern Ivorian Cities

Etude de faisabilité technique du projet de modernisation et de gestion intercommunale des déchets solides des villes de Korhogo, Sinematiali, Ferkessedougou et Ouangolodougou

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Source ID: WB-OP00359543

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Etude de faisabilité technique du projet de modernisation et de gestion intercommunale des déchets solides des villes de Korhogo, Sinematiali, Ferkessedougou et Ouangolodougou

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CategoryResearch & Development
CountryCôte d'Ivoire
Publish dateMay 24, 2025
Submission deadlineMay 24, 2025
Estimated value$600,000
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Sourceworld-bank-global
BuyerURBAN SANITATION AND RESILIENCE PROJECT
Buyer websitehttps://projects.worldbank.org/
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solid waste managementfeasibility studyintercommunal cooperationurban infrastructureCôte d'Ivoire municipalitieswaste modernizationtechnical assessmentnorthern cities

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