Pakse to Build Wastewater Treatment Facility Worth USD 2.1 Million

4 March 2023
The Laotian Times
Environment and natural resources / Solid waste / Water pollution
Waste management remains a challenge for Lao hospitals / Water and Sanitation

The Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) held a groundbreaking ceremony last week to build four decentralized wastewater treatment plants and a city-level excrement treatment facility in Pakse City, Champasack that would benefit around 9,000 people.

These facilities are being developed under the Wastewater and Solid Waste Treatment Capacity Building Project for City Environment Improvement in Laos, which received funding through the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) and GGGI, worth USD 2.1 Million.

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 Jonathan Meadley

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