Algiers – The Ministry of Interior, Local Authorities, and Transport today held a coordination meeting to present a new digital system designed to streamline the management of household and similar waste.
The meeting, overseen by the Secretary-General of the Ministry, Mahmoud Djama, focused on the functionalities and implementation strategy of the digital platform. According to a statement released by the Ministry, the system is slated to undergo a pilot phase in four select provinces before its nationwide rollout.
This digital initiative represents a significant step towards modernizing waste management practices across the country. The system aims to improve efficiency in waste collection, tracking, and disposal, ultimately contributing to a cleaner and more sustainable environment.
The pilot program will allow authorities to assess the system’s effectiveness in real-world conditions and make necessary adjustments before full-scale implementation. The Ministry anticipates that the digital platform will enhance coordination between various stakeholders involved in waste management, including local authorities, waste collection companies, and citizens.
By leveraging technology, the Ministry seeks to create a more transparent and accountable waste management system, reducing illegal dumping and promoting responsible waste disposal practices. Further details regarding the specific functionalities of the digital system and the selection of the pilot provinces will be released in the coming weeks.
The introduction of this digital system underscores the government’s commitment to addressing waste management challenges and promoting sustainable development through innovative solutions.
