The Sindh Government has approved a major initiative to modernize Karachi’s solid waste management system, aiming to improve sanitation and environmental standards across the city.
Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah announced the decision during a meeting at the Chief Minister’s House, highlighting that the project is being implemented in collaboration with the World Bank.
Officials stated that the initiative will introduce modern waste collection, processing, and disposal techniques, contributing to a cleaner and greener Karachi. The project is also designed to enhance efficiency in municipal operations and reduce environmental hazards associated with unmanaged solid waste.
The Chief Minister emphasized that the plan aligns with the broader vision of transforming Karachi into a livable city, ensuring better quality of life for residents while supporting sustainable urban development. Authorities plan to fast-track implementation and monitor progress closely to achieve timely results.
The initiative is expected to serve as a benchmark for waste management systems in other major cities across Pakistan, demonstrating the benefits of modern infrastructure and international collaboration.
