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Décharge de la Minière – ETUDE

par | Oct 11, 2024

Guinée Conakry - Montagne de déchets - décharge Dar el Salem

Environment « La Minière » landfill - STUDY

Description

La Minière landfill - STUDY - The La Minière landfill (located in the Dar-es-Salam 2 district), built on an old quarry in 1980, was only intended to be used for 20 years. Almost half a century later, Conakry continues to dump its 1,600 tonnes of garbage there every day. During the rainy season, this 25-hectare landfill sees whole sections of the garbage mountain collapse onto houses.
The project involves rehabilitating the La Minière landfill, not only to make it safe, but also to protect the local population and recreate a living space.

Company activity

This study is part of a global project to set up a new waste treatment line in the agglomeration of Conakry with the creation of a CET remote from the capital. The solution studied concerns the closure of the current Mine landfill, site stabilization, identification of environmental and social issues, site valorization with a harmonious landscape integration

This is a scheme set up by the French Ministry of the Economy and Finance to finance feasibility studies in a pilot sector with a view to implementing a downstream project. The aim is to bring together the stakeholders involved in a rehabilitation project, to define the roles and responsibilities of each party, and to propose a methodology including a preliminary and detailed study, right through to the technical and economic feasibility study. Gregori International is able to federate the skills required to carry out the studies and accompany you through to rehabilitation. Our teams are made up of geotechnical engineers, construction engineers, environmentalists, landscape architects, urban planners and sociologists.

Details

This study has four components:
• Site security (geotechnical study, remodeling, stabilization)
• Control of environmental impacts (leachate collection and treatment, biogas collection, stormwater management);
• Land valorization (waste energy balance, economic or recreational activities, landscaping)
• Control of social impacts (integration of the informal sector, for example rag pickers).

Customer : Direction Générale du Trésor - Ministry of the Economy, Finance and Industrial and Digital Sovereignty

2024-2025