ADB approves first municipal solid waste project in China

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Social infrastructure, Waste and water

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Asia-Pacific

The Asian Development Bank has approved a $150 million loan for a project that will improve municipal solid waste (MSW) management in ten counties and county-level cities in the Xiangjiang River watershed in Hunan Province. The project is the first to focus solely on MSW management in China. The...

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