LAGOS WASTE MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY LAWMA ACTION PLAN FOR

LAGOS WASTE MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY LAWMA ACTION PLAN FOR SUSTAINIBLE WASTE MANAGEMENT IN LAGOS STATE Presented by : Engr. Abdulwahab Ogunbiyi, FNSE General Manager February 2016

LAWMA • Mission Statement: “We are committed to achieving efficient waste management systems by employing adaptable solutions and best practices as well as encouraging regional integration and customer focused service delivery methods. ” • Vision Statement: “To develop and implement sustainable waste management strategies targeted at improving public health standards. ”

LAWMA CORE SERVICE AREAS Marine Waste Collection Recycling Public/ Waste Collection Street Sweeping SWM Research & Development Medical Waste Collection Engineering Services Landfill Management Enforcement, Compliance and Monitoring

LAWMA AT A GLANCE q LAWMA has 1, 157 staff strength to manage waste generated by 22 million people q LAWMA collects and transports domestic, commercial and medical waste through the 365 Private Service Participants (PSP) q LAWMA collects and transports Solid Waste directly from highways and major streets across the state q LAWMA sweeps 195 routs (highways and major streets) in the state through Private Service Providers. Over 200 companies and 4, 500 staff are in use.

q LAWMA collects Solid Waste on Lagoons and Waterways through 53 Private Service Providers with 320 staff q LAWMA takes care of waste in 1, 791 Public Schools within the 6 Educational Districts of the state q LAWMA disposes 12, 000 metric tons of Solid Waste per day in the Four (4) landfill sites across the state q LAWMA uses Four (4) Mechanical Workshops (IDDO Central Workshop, Mushin, Ikeja and Ogudu) for the maintenance of fleets, light/heavy trucks, plants and other operational/utility equipments

2016 PROJECTION PLAN 1. PUBLIC WASTE Redistribution of Street Sweeping Operations for better performance b. Realignment of PSP Domestic Waste Operations for sustainability of the service c. Evaluation of current school sanitation programme for better coverage d. Establishment of independent monitoring team for public waste collection and road sweeping e. Establishment of full fledge enforcement to ensure duty of care and payment for waste a.

2. TRANSFER LOADING STATION a. Refurbishment of the TLSs equipment b. Installation of waste sorting facilities in Agege TLS c. Construction of new Transfer Loading Stations with waste sorting facilities d. Quarterly fumigation of TLS sites e. Reactivation of odour control system in all TLSs

3. LANDFILL SITES (OLUSHOSUN, SOLOUS, EWU-ELEPE AND EPE) a. Capping of waste in all sites to reduce odour and fire outbreaks b. Rehabilitation of all access roads in all LAWMA dumpsites c. Creation of four new tipping phases and drainage channels d. Creation of six leachate ponds

4. COMMERCIAL a. Revenue b. c. d. f. g. enhancement by way of decentralization of existing regions into smaller units Capturing of all commercial/industrial clients into the waste net Deployment of electronic billing software and revenue applications Creation of business development units Enhance uniformity in revenue reporting between Finance and Commercial department Increase debt recovery and bill monitoring

5. ENGINEERING SERVICES Fleet management i. Achieve 70 operational trucks per day ii. Resuscitate 10 broken down Dino trucks iii. Introduction of quick response team for night operations b. Fabrication i. Fabricate 30 units of Dino bins ii. Fabrication of elevator platform for TATA Mini-Ace c. Upgrade/Rehabilitation i. Rehabilitation of washing bay at headquarters, Mushin, Ogudu and Ikeja workshops ii. Rehabilitation/upgrade of machine shop in the headquarter d. Training i. Training of PSP drivers ii. Training of electrical staff, technicians etc a.

6. RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT Waste is “nothing but the resources we are not harvesting. We allow them to disperse because we’ve been ignorant of their values”; It is also said that “equipment made waste management Easy” and equipment based on home technology is the best”. Hence, in LAWMA we Carry out research and study on the following to improve on our CORE SERVICE AREAS : i. iii. iv. v. vi. waste characterization study for the State; study on waste generation per capita in the State design and fabrication of sweeping machines for sweeping some high risk roads across the State. Design and fabrication of sorting machines in all transfer loading stations for material recovery design and fabrication of e-waste management equipment for treatment of electronic waste in the State. design and fabrication of lagoon weed and waste harvester for clearing of waste and weed on lagoon. Some level of achievements are shown below:

Result of Research: Newly Established Lagos Waste Characterization LAGOS WASTE CHARACTERIZATION Textile 12% HHW 1% Inorganics 2% C&D 1% Others 2% Organic 43% Paper 13% Beverage Containers 1% Plastics 23% Organic Metal Glass Plastics Glass 1% Beverage Containers Paper Others Textile Metal 1% HHW Inorganics C&D

SWEEPING MACHINE *WORKING DRAWINGS

Testing the Sweeping Mechanism (Video Clip)

Sorting machines for Material recovery facility

Machines for E-waste Processing Plant CRUSHER SHREDDER PULVERIZER

Layout of the Machines

Lagoon weed and waste harvester