By Anozie Egole
The Lagos Waste Management Authority has commenced a strategic stakeholder engagement with the Association of Waste Managers of Nigeria to co-create a comprehensive reform agenda aimed at building a more sustainable, accountable and high-performing Private Sector Participation sector capable of delivering efficient waste collection services across Lagos State.
LAWMA announced this in a statement over the weekend signed by its Director of Public Affairs, Mukaila Sanusi.
He added that the engagement, which was themed ‘Building a sustainable, accountable and high-performance PSP sector for a cleaner Lagos’, was held recently at LAWMA Headquarters, Ijora-Olopa.
Sanusi explained that the engagement marked the beginning of a participatory reform process through which LAWMA and PSP operators would jointly examine existing operational challenges, “develop practical solutions and produce a comprehensive roadmap for repositioning the sector to meet the growing waste management needs of Africa’s largest city.”
“The meeting brought together the leadership of
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